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The George, Handle Poole, Maftlcr, from Liverpool, for Duhlirr, làdell with coals foun- dered off Holyhead, in a gale ofwiud on Wed- nesday se'nnight, crew saved. -A dinner was given or. Mouday ,tbe 12; just, at tbe HIlle Boil Holywell, by the offi- cers. of the. late corps of Volunteers establish- ed in that town, to their Captaiti Comman dant, David Pcnnant" Esq. of Downing; when he was preiemed, id the name of the corps, by John Ejoyd, Esq. senior Lieute- nant, with a most valuable and beautiful piece of plate, accompanied by a very neat address. Captain Pennant returned bis thanks in a style truly elegant and classical On one side of the ClI p the arms of the Pennants are beautifully executed in reliefs and ou the other Hie following inscription—- The officers, non-commissioned officers, '« and privates, of the Loyal iloiyvreSi Yolur,- eel- Infantry, do unanimously present THIS CUP fo CAFI'. !'E\r\n', as a sma IIles- limony of Iheir hí;iJ f's:eem and re¡:a;d f.r his g:eatlem;u¡l} conduct, during the period itwelve years) he commanded that corps; y I and also as a pledge, that should Govern- m en I call such force again into action, the said corps will be ready to enrol themselves under his coixiiiiaiid.-tioly well, 8th Sept. I b09." Cupt. Shorlland of the Junon, lost an arm, and ieceived a sevei'e w<>i.iud in Ihe lcr, i.n the late action in the West ladies, in .which that vcsSo;1 was captured by two French fri- gates. o it appears, from official returns laid before the Commons in Ihe course ot the Inquiry, that after Jthe departure of the Expedition to the Scheldt, the force which remained in the United Kingdom and the islands iu the Chan- siel, wa/i, in the whole, including Militia, 110,660; viz. ior Great Britain add the Islands. 10,519 cavalry, 26,182 infantry, IS,539 militia; for Ireland, 4154 cavalry, infantry, and 20,629 militia. At a mceting of lhe (om missioners of tbe Assessed Taxes, held in the city of Hereford, on the 9th iisst. a surcharge was confirmed on the evidence of the Assessor of the ward, against Mr. James Hawkins, Principal Inspec- toi of Taxes in that county, for not entering in the Tax Papers, a sporting dog, his own tity for 11) property, and not paying duty for Ihe same. fhere arc this year six Sundays in Epipha- ny; a circumstance which has only occurred once during the last forty-six years.—-The moveable feasts, the terms of Easter and Tri- nity, and the Summer Assizes, will all be late in proportion: this is owing to the Pascal full moons tailing this year on the latest pos- sible day-v viz. Wednesday, the ISlh of April. Mr. Alexander Trotter, formerly of the Navy Pay Oifcce, was a purchaser of fen lands io Lincolnshire, at thcsale at Boston Iasl week, to the amount of 30,0001. 631 acres of the East fen sold lor 20,9101. being at the rate of 421. 8s. pec acre and 698 acres of the West fen produced 47,1901. averaging" 677. 3s. pcr acrc,
PRICE OF LEATHER AT LEADENHALL…
PRICE OF LEATHER AT LEADENHALL Butts, 50 to 561b. each ia tn o4 Ditto 56 to 6€ib Merchants Backs Dressh.g Hides .V/ iS to h Fine Coach Flitted ^>o to '21- Crop Hides, for cutting, 35 to 40.. 18 to 2ft Flat. Ordinary, 45 to 50 j- to 22 Calf Skhis, :>() to 401b. j>er-dozen.. 27 to 20 Ditto, 50 to 651b. per dozen 36 to sS8 < Dit(o, 30 to 901b 30 (0 9 Small Reals, (Greenlai^i) 3« fo Large ditto, per dozen -100s to. 150 Nr Tanaed Horse Hides, per 11) 20 to 2a
Advertising
r, r Society of Ancient &rttont< 'l^HE N«)bi!;fy, Gentry, and Clergy, who: A a'e inciin d to support (hat eminently bene- ficial Establishment THE WELSH SCHOOL, I Gray's-iun-roaJ, London, are to meet I the Honourable Society of Ancient Britons at the Chuich of St. Martin in Hie Fields, on, TllURSDA Y, (be 1st. of March next, at Twelve .o'clock at Noon, wheu Prayers will be read, in j'1** Ancient British Language, by she Reverend Y! AS ALB AN, their Chaplain, and a Sermon, in English, by the Right Reverend the { Lord Bishop of Carlisle, and 'hen to proceed <o' tile Fi,eentits(,ii;' Tavern, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, where Dinner will be provi- ded, and on tat-le at Five o'clock precbeIy. | To suggest any motives to the liberality of j Tritons, in support of an institution which main- I 'ain«? clothes, educates, and apprentices, One J hundred Children, Descendants of Welsh Pa- J JeiHs, eu til Jed to no parochial relief in or near j ~°isdon, and which, of course, soobviously coin- j "ines pure benevolence with extensive utility, *ould, perhaps, be superfluous. It may, (here- j We, be only necessary to observe, that the JTrusUcs of that Charity are zealously alive to. j its and hope, through the fllrth. of a generous Pnblie, they will soon he ena- blp.d to carry their ardeut wishes into effect, by eXtending the benefits of the Charity to a greater 1J.Ù)lIheJ' of ()\¡jccts. The Rt. Hon. Lord A. SOMERSET, PKKS. VICE VR.ES1DW1VTS. ^Sononrable CKARLT-S PATrlvT, M P. s Honourable BERK ELEY PAGET, M. P. ALEXANDER MADOCKS, Esq, M. P. ♦tOMAS PHILLIPS, Esq. THOMAS BIR&, Esq. TREMORE*. • TEW A RLIV. wan Roberts, Esq. ^jlliaiu Bowdfer, Esq. illiam Spoortel", Esq. ^vid Richards, Esq. Robert Collier, Esq. Johti iiass, Es'4. Peter Jiat ies. Esq. John IWfon, Esq. William Jemmy, Esq. David Davie*, Esq. William James, Esq. Johu Jeremy, Esq. WILLIAM PHILLIPS, Sec. Achoot, Gray"s-illn-roail, London., Peb. 1S10. isio. Cymdcithas 'Amlwch, "y YN Gymmaint a bod forri Tai, ac am- rywiol ddrygau inawrion eraill, wedi cael gp-euthur ymmhlwyf a Cymmydogaeth Am- fimi1' ^.IR"^ON a'r Troseddwyr y» diangc yn tam "Vn i}» na'" a' drwy ryw ddytserwch Yll()[, IWI1 ° ddilfyg Cynnorthwy cyfattebol I v" ar eti cospi hWYlI1 yr ydys yu HYSPYSU, bod ni, y cvfr; w sydd a'n Henwan wrth Wi> *edi cyttuiio i ddi'lya Moddion cy freithlon. w coS|>i pawb a'n drygaut yn eiu Heiddio a'r eddianuau s Acermwillcae1 ein AmcannfiawI J,1 well ymlaen, yr ydyin wedi cytluno i cialu ) 'Wobi wyau a hyspysir yma, i bwy bynuag a fyddc J'ddion i gael dai, a chospi y cyfryw rai i y hyii. RP ■ £ s, d frT'Tai 5 5 ( It. ,ra<1 Pen-Fiordd-l'awr 3 3 ( a,h'atta Ceif'yt neu Gasseg.3 3 < '^dratta, cloffi, iMitt anafu Bawch, Llo, J&lad, neu ryw anifail arall S 2 < ?,,ri-i i I' iieu iadratta titirityw fath o Uda neu Eiddo, allano rvw Adeilad e" Faesyddeanedig g 2 lùratta nell ddrygu Waggenatt, Trol- 1'111, k!'Ldr, i-icii -Iiyw Otfer Uwsmon- t aeth. » 1' 1 ^ia'li'atta Moch neu Adar Dofion 0 10 I j °rri Perllarinau neu Erddi, O 10 ^ratta Yd, Gvvair, neu Wellt, ar eu ^aed, neu wedi ei ladd Potatws, "laip, neu Fresych 1 I. ar dir ueu Faesydd, trwy rj, nenedGaulwybrau, neu Ffyrdd 0 10 °Pj'» ^fyllio, neu Iadratta, Llidiardau, ir, fdrau, Pyst, neu'r Heyrn a berthyn 0 10 neu ymgrych ^yd a diben i fwr- II(-ti ladi'atta o(l(liii,i- tin o'r Aclod- > telir yr un Gwobr ac am ladrad Cll-Ffordd-fawr 3 3 °s byddrhyw ddrygati erailina enwyd yra £ fan 11 l u c3 'uith!o y cj. t ry \v Wobras ag- ttlv?1?. y r^aa o'r Gynsdeithas i fod yn gyn, y s, ItoBT. PRXCHARD, Ysgrtfenydd Thysorydd. Y Parch. Edward Hughes ^Viliiam Hughes, Parys Lodg« ^'ephen Roose r -Evau Richards Jonathan Roose, junior Richard T>dwards, Llechog-usliS ^hornas Roose, Bod^adfa John Robyns Parch. Ricliard Williams s pities Fisher v > Parch. J, Lewis < P*en Owens ~*°hert Bnlkeley, Gronant Hugii Wynne, Bryngola Hughes, Podafou £ j^omas Ellis, Ty-croesion ,lliam Pisice, Hen-Eglwys ^heophihis Jones, Aurilwch «amos Knowles, Holyhead Kob<»rt David, Plas Llandyfrydog (iriffith JotHis, Nant-y-Fran John Evans, Amlwch Robert Priichard,. Llwydiart Esgob Thomas Ellis Owen, Clerk, Llandylrydog Richard Jones, Trewyn. Kev. Evan Lloyd Richard Hughes ^alland Griffith, Esq. ^illiam Meyrick, Esq. Captain William Griffith, Amlwch ^•r Williaip B. Husrhes, Knt. ^nhu Paynter, Amlwch jJ'illiam Hughes, MadyD ^°d. Sparrow, Esq. ^mes Webster ^«ho Owen 7*1, Price, Esq, «hn Bradley Owen "Parry Y'1- Lukey, W.ylfa P,lrchedIg GrifJith Hrbèrf:,l\ínlwcI1 V £ archedjg.Wiii;Hin Moyriek, Cefn Coc V t arched iff Evan WHUams, C'roesfrya hies Roose, Amlwch. embers are requested to meet at 1 jCJtf," pu,iweh, on Thursday the 1st of Mai t'^eivc o"of k> to settle the business Dintier at three o'clock, jfrQALiix t'lUCU4RD3 President I Mynydimynytho, and Camjafiryn- INTCLOSURE. I TflE undersigned, being the sole Com- a missioner appoitited by an Act of Parlia- tue.t;, ])as>ed in the 48th Year of the ileipn of his present Majesty. Intiiled, 4t an Act for inclo- ing Lauds, in the several parishes of Llaobedrog, Llaaiihangel, BachelleiH, Llangian, and Llan- iestyii, iii the county of Carnarvon." Do hereby give JSi'olice, That a Meeting will be held at the House of Mr. DAVID-BICE- known by Ihe.Sign of the Crown and Anchoi-, iii the town of Pwllheli, in the county of Carnarvon, on Wednesday the 7th day of March next, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, when and where all Persons interested in the above Commons, are requested to aI/end to take into consideration, certain proposals I)y the Cottagers and others for the purchase of such part of the said Commons and waste. if- ready Inclosed by them and for Ö(!T special purposes. RICH. lii^ias, Commissioner. Pmllhti; Feú. 17, 1810.
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CARDiGJ^'unr X < 1 ting wood Jf.fd • got stghl of ietii end an tm- gagement was liout-ly if such should j prove cotrcctwe may most safely anticipate the result, and hope in our uext to have to ■congratulate our readers bpou another naval victory. FRANCE.—Private accounts from this coun- try slate the determination of Napoleon to incorporate the Duchy of Oldenluirgh and liie Electorate of Hanover with the kingdom of Westphalia. King Jerome,some lime ago, alluded to this extension of territory in an ad- dress to his subjects. The same accounts mention, that the King-of "Prussia has bee:, ordered to Pnris; the precise object of IIj." journey is nut .slated, .but it is reported the whole of BranJenburgh is to be given up by his.Prussian Tdajesly, for which he is to r he indemnified in Austrian Gallicia and other "ts of Germany. Great ])reparlaious are J of for the intended .marriage but ex- sport, ihe destined bride is Pol officially need. ,AT BRITAIN.—The Committee of the House appointed to enquire t ;e 'ition fo lite Scheldt, are actively pursu- eir labours; until we have further jil- tion it is impossible to form any decided n upon the merits of this intricate case ver, as far as we niay venture to give a s IB, the evidence is certainly not the most rable to the projectors of the Expedi- The undertaking was all extremely hazardous, and some though! perate Sir Home Popham and Geheral appear its chief abettors, though their 1) a lion is marked with great circumspee- The witnesses now examining, regard < the execution of (he undertaking and itary details. to> -=
WEDNESDA Y.-Follr o'OocIc.
WEDNESDA Y.-Follr o'OocIc. ts Papers have been received to the Oih Bonapane,tu answer to an Address he KlociorJij College ot Dordoguc, ut of his way, as it should seem, to I r eftorts to give peace to the world, itannic Majesty, he says, "grown old hatred to France,■ wishes for war. The however, must come to,) elid, and: all then he greater and more powerful »e have ever been." This does not af- 's any great encouragement to make with liim. But he is certaiuly right. witii France at the present moment only -end to her beneiH and to our in- I>ii. v lieu tie says lie has made every to give peace to the world, \ye may 111 wheîher the iJlnumerahle proofs he is of the restlessness and rapacity of bition, whether the daily instances "he es ot his contempt of every obligation, i, and divine, of his disregard ofthefailb ties, and the rights of independent iia- whether I hese: are evidences of his for the peace and repose of the Uui- re are some marginal notes upon the y's debate in the House of Lords. In he cldares hisilltenlioo of incorpo- witli France any territory where we Sect a I anding. ers from Paris of the received in d, state, that King Louis was under at the Palace of Madame Mere (his r), for having refused to sign tiie Act, IlichHollaud was to be annexed to s. They also state, that several Ameri. ssels had been seized at Port de Passage > Jean de Luz. The decree for confis- neytral and colonial property was vi- Jy executed. are coucerned to hear, that serious dif- es have arisen between the Governor of ida and the HouseotAssembly. The are stated to have required from the lioldill" the office of Treasurer, a t, )f indemnity to a larger amoui.it than cn customary. The Governor, it is objected to the demand, and after.a;ù' I correspondence with the Sp"eaker of tite" )ly oil the subject, caticed Ii Ili* to he | J. The accoilnt which has reached us, a truth of which we-tanuot aipresetit line, stales, that the Speakcr was imme", alter liberated, and has, by vote of sembly, arrived in this country, for the »e of seeking redress.
--Thursday, February 22.
Thursday, February 22. 7 6 earnestly request our advertising friends their emnmurtications hu the TUESDAY, "event disappointments in insertion— and fur- solicit tllenz to send them through the we- t of the, Post-oifice, and not by private 's, entering the, date on fAe.direction of the 'r.
Family Notices
MJRRIAGES. Hugh Evr.ns, of the South Stack Lidlt- to Miss Grace Leri^bolh of Hojyhead, » fiately, in Edinburgh, Humph, Herbert .T^nes,1 Esq. M. i). eldest. son of the late Herbert Jones, of Llynon, Esq to Jean, eldes t daughter of Robt, Scott, Esq. Forth-street, Edinburgh. Sunday se'miiglit, at. Erbistock, Mr. Edward Jones, jun. farrier, Wrexham, to Miss Rutter) of the fonner place. Tuesday, amidst the rlliTl. of St. Nicholas, Li- verpool, Mr. William Stockley, of that town, to Miss Catherine Cheswerih, of Prescot. > On Thursday last, at liarley, Berkshire, Mr. Hovel!, mercbam, to Miss Frances Alexandriana Johnstone, daughter of the late Alr. Johnstone, surgeon, Holy well. DEATHS. Yesterday morning, awefully sudden, Mr. -(uitlith, ot Cape'l Curig Inn; a most worthy liohest man, and sincerely regretted by a large i :rcle ot Iriends and acquaintance. On Stillila v siiiii,,rht, of a broken fle;irt,iil C,)D- ,ioqtience ol the event, of a kiw-suit, which, owing to tile of a legal form, deprived ,g to an interesting young female, her granddéJHhter. her !)Iitel-lliaf Mrs. Jaue Roberts, of TrfIn ihis county. On 1^ 11th iust. at \V orthenbury, Lieut. James ILok, He wasiii Spam with the i-ritish troops, where with them he-.suffered greatly from fatigue and abstinence. lie also accompanied tile Expedi- iiou to NVaIcliereti, to the fatal climate of which he fell a victim. Lieut. Boote died regretted t>y ;till fiis ati(i ioti was excellent 5 and his manners modest and ,.tiring..
To the Editors of the North…
To the Editors of the North (Vales Gazelle. GENTLEMEN, I read a paragraph in your last on the sub- I ject of the Coal Coast Duty. but cannot see any reason why the inhabitants of Wales shoulo enjoy timt privitege. exclusively, which the Citizens ot Loudon are liable lo, Lo\DI!»E\SI3. We insert thisjn hopes some of our ingeni- ,otis correspondents will investigate the justice :.01:8 correspondents will investigate the justice • of the observation. 6 ice ,à:
ri) the Editors of the Aorth…
ri) the Editors of the Aorth TV ales G aiette. PUBLIC BREWERY ipop. NORTH WALES. I SNcr; the commencement of the Nonth WA^ES GAZETTE, I have observed with great satisfaction the. various improvements it has "tpuded to, in &e. &c. but in these days of- the spirit of eitterprize, I have wondered much that a PUBLIC BRSW- KRY has not been established at Bangor, a situation which commands all the couxeni- enccs necessary, being" abundantly possessed ot materials, in the granary of Wales, (An- glesea) fine streams of water around Ihe city, I ,I easy communication by sea to the wlwle of the extensive district, all the post towns con- ceutrating here-building land in suitable si- tuations to be had reasonable, es well as la- botii- low-,iii vvlilclt ivt)tiid tend it) a I)ublit and private advantage, as supplyiog the country with a. good and pure article, linstead of receiving it from Liverpool and j other distant ports, which we now d«;<—1 trust that some spirited, individual, in the ex- tensive circulation of I- will adopt my suggestion, and be induced to make eu- quiries upon, the subject, which 1 am con- vinced will tend to their benefit, and to the ,tdv, adv¡Pllage of ¡J,c pubiicut .Iarge, A FRIEND. [ The grand Prize, amounting to. No. 3,734 B 20,000 i 3,T34 I) 20,000 A N <> No. 999 D 1,000 2,952 D 1,000 3,436. C 500 All Drawn on the 14th of the present Month, were Sold and Shared by Ri, tl A PDSON-, GOOD X.T/CH; & Co. CornMH, and Charmg-Cross, Lou. don. °
Sill P PI i\G.
Sill P PI i\G. Pii PT BAKBOB. Jrri.veA.Amity, Edwards, from Londonderry Ann, and Fanny, Thomas ;Ja;le ahd !\lary,(;rimrh Elizabeth, Hughes, from Carn-ii- "Ms, r.lii's, from LiV«?rj)oo!, ha I fast"; Hetties, Davieg, from Liverpool, cOals and sub- dues.—Cleared out.— Beisey,' Hughes Harry, Cook, for Liverpool; Morning .Star/ ParrV, for ewport; Brid,g-cr, EVims, forUNtliin, ,late, CARW,\nvox.~Arrived.—Arm. Evanf Royal <>ak, Williams, from Chester,- stindi res'; D. ve Barrow, from Barmouth, timber.— Clearednvl.-L Juno, Griffiths, for Liverpool' Felicity, TinTo' h'Vf ( ambna, Rowlands for London j CohsiantTras^eV Jones, for Dublin, slates. > CON wa\.—An rived.*— Merry Harrier. Gorst, Horn i'wiiheti Latk, Hng'ies, from rnarvoi,; Triendship, l ibs, from Nevin, baMa-o ;iVlarV- -.nn, Williams Dove, Sambrook Flor«, June/- Piovidence, Wd'i.is, from Liverpool, covl ^sundries.—Gl ared out.—— Friendship, EdwuWs, or Chester; Robert aud Jane, Thomas, t'oiv Leaiimaris; Ravenhead, lCeeles, (or fa master, 11HIber. Sailed. — Friendship Edwards, for Ches- ter; Ila!-r), (',)ok, for l,iverl),) ba i i,-t t BEAUMARIS. — Arrived.—.Friends- up, Fflis from Pwllhely, haflaat Phenix, Robe; u. rron[ Cork, oats Mary Ann, Co >kson, from Dro iH ■, sundries j Ellen, Morgan, fi-'m' Red WharL ,'i'Vae stone; Messmate, Mc-Kensey, from Liverpool sundries; Fanny,, Dixon, from i' ,0i; miljg & sundries Ann, l'.vTans, from C b'i-Ojie spirits and groceries; Merrv r[-.Jrn. fi-oin n0! w'n r°a,S' -eric'H ;a[ Oak, n ire. Chester, lit.. Sc Pe^fry, Hughes, fiv, Liverpool, .eo'.ils; J'me,, fro: Pwllhely, ballast., 4'rg-. Bales, frq^ Liverpool, s.m-nies; Portla.pl, Owen, from jvfcxloid, oafs an!! tallow* Ann and pe<ro- Joncs, from "Pwlih-i- cott-n and s(,ndri^ Pe!y,r.I'¡!Jith,fn)(Ù |y, j;bacon ;¡IHI hutter; \cl.ive. Sirn¡n. tn, ,its >r • Lat-A, Hughesi fjom JJublin, wheat; Cessev* roden, troin Liverpool;coals
LOKDi'N 4HKBTS.,
LOKDi'N 4HKBTS., CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 1. There was a liberal supply of English Wheat- this morning, the quality fqr the most part ordi- nary, which ffie tine samples .to'rbihinani' rather higher prices than last Meek—Fine foreidi Wheat equally sup/mrted its e'e was á. considerable quantity of Barley, which ex r.. r i enceif a dull sale at a decline in the priced— Tick Beans were dearer—Boiling Pease maintai ed f heir former prircs; likewise Grey Pease— many arrivals of English Oars, they ,vere sold at a decline of about oue shilling per quarter^—— Rapeseed and Linseed without variation.
General Currency as under.
General Currency as under. Wheat..». s 76s 92s Grev Pease.. t2s 0<f f,e 943 105-' Small Beans.32s 37s 0d — s 46s 50s Ticks __s _d- Barley.. „—s 32s 47s Oats ,23s 26s Oct Mra,5 —s 65s 80s Polands. ,26s 34s 0<i W hite Peas—s 45s 80s J Rape Seed.48s 52s Od It
AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN,
AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, By the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushek fVkeat itye. Barley 1 Oats, "■ d- rl. d Anglesey, I u 0\ l(f Ca-rnarvonsh. 97 4 — 43 () 04 0" Denhighshii-e 106 S — j 54 9 0/3 Flintshire, „ j 115 7 -—-1_: Kg 'j !-I Merionethsh. 103 2 68" 0 | 55 0 oq V Montgomery. 105 10 1 60 &i 2 Chester, I 96 11) ———— j C2 4 2b 0
Ð"J..-it;..-FMRS THB --
Ð "J.. it; FMRS THB ¡' Anglesey.—LlanfacheU 26. V Merionethshire,—Lhuidriiio '<26. H ■ i. ■ — — p — V :h "'S. ■ '1 ;1 I '5-»f$*3' 5 1-^1 L~t May te crossed 9 ■: i Iff: f|| L,*afU,-W jf ;j§ S- | S V J§*\S 5 water, and cvnii* 1 <§ nue bafe ^ours* Davs^~ IUghY~fliah High High" T'mgh'' ~~7TQ'h 'Tli!)Atn, "■ Water] Water Water Water | Water' Wat*r i c- Kuii. H. Si.i H. M. H. im. in sr^mr Thursday, 22 9 fi! 10 6 10 *"46 11 36 11 56 12 35 » Friday, .23 9 54) 10 51 11 34 12 24 12 44 1 «4- Saturday, 24 10 42 j 11 42 12 22 I 12 I 32 a 12 Sunday.25' II SO 12 30 I 10 0■$20 3 0 1 Sexagesema, Monday, ,86 -12 18 i ..I 18 1 53 2 48 3 g 3 48 Tuesday:, .21 ■"■ I 6| 2 6 2 46 »' W S 5« 4 36 Wednesday.28 l 61 a M 3 34 4 24 4 44 5 24 j) TlfJETJlilE FOR KXSCING WEEK,