The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02 00:00:00

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DlituGfVviretslinuta naturally, on thi,
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d! with his hand pointing t
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re a Welshman with soul so fltad
n this day to himself ha said
ntmy native land.,, ,

.e another country in

to to reau the -law's-of their
hem—that has so few rakivan-
d domestic happiness—ghat

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with the won-

,ked by governt

1 iron, those I
sinv nh_ 1

ig intro-

let the Wel4h be edueat,
be removed for Ather

and ttu

t.)(l,inenist-4ves—yea, for otolic_
/04 Ls to come forth. Ile would
,ate/1 new paper, who raid that the e x istence of
,14'llcuage was the only bar to their improyenaept,
410 it _ that Radnorshire, in hionth Wales, ja whio

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ve4,7 (4811 language lipd been superseded by the Es.g.iii.4ll,.
tiliir-fter all, behind the ether countiss in the scale
.m4t4P4 ? iv4e4 they taped 41x41 Oeir 4npoge,

request, and as a total clearance was not arifected, we may call
the Enght. Wheat trade steady, at last Monday's currencies.
The quantlity of Foreigin Wheat on show vea.s small; neverthe-
less, the transactions in that article were ,only to a moderate
extent, at nnalteredcurrencies. We had a large show of English
and Foreign Barley, which meta very dull ipquiry, at a reduc-
inn itP

tion in value ,of from IL lo zs_
Atilt moved off slowly, at late-rates; but all other kind
shave been. purchased at & reductOn of quite „Is. per
The total supply of Oats hang more than adequate to meet
wants of the dealers, the tiade.Was.thill, and in.'
•Is. per quarterlower than on this cloy se'nnight.
to nothing was,done, and Use quotations receded Is. per q
ter. ,tll kinds ,of Pens were beavy,.lind the turn lower th
last ,week. lii Flirs,a-, either sack or barrelled, yeryfew saves
.conetuded. In prices we have no,alteration to notice. Sever
cargoes of Indian Corn were sold at verb full rotes.

MONEY MARKI!

ERDAY

vs were 6d. tc
In Beans nell

Consols have Iluitutted considerably,as might haw been ex-
pected,-under the intuence of the &filings in the scrap of the
loan. At the commencement of the business the price for ac-
count was run up to 95,4, but it has since ,reeetted to 90a a, and
for mouay4o 903 ; Itedied Three per Cents.• have: been done

&out 91 to 914. the Three-and-a-Oltarter per Cents. 93 to 93,i,
Bank Stock:2osi, and. Lydia 251, Exchequer-lilts are still ;fiat,
the advertised having ;been done at 1, and the others are to

Mr, Macmillan the celebrated ventriloqpiA will •hart
perforulaneßs in this town,on Wednesday and Friday.
Latham, with all his corps, will be present at:the steeple
eba.;e. when be will provide splendid dinners throughout

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the day. We lift our.kuife and fork there.
Alessrs, C, Chulk&-Son are appointed lock -and fired

STEEPLE CRAM
has this year the g

in at St. James's Palace on•Tliwsday last.
.—Mr. Lawton, of the Chi ton Aram,
and stand at Aintree' which ib in itself
1. provided.

YrliE NEW ORLEANS SERENAI)EIW.,--This talented band
gssie their concluding concert at .the Liver Theatre on
Saturday evening, on which .occasion the profits of their
were devoted to that .exceilent elo.arity the District
We are .extremely -sorry that their
been so short, but we;trust they will

stay amon
shortly yis

us -again, for nightly their

lent became- mor

were not confin
Iva fn n rtn.l.l:

)ike man* professed
eof melody. Their

sources scenic& unlimited; and nightly they .prosented` a
varied programme. As solo players upon their various
instruments we xn.ay fairly style them unapproachable,
while their acting pmei2fed u.s with niggarseeietY iv-08
naturalilus We trust that in the metropolis, for which ,
they have started, they will be as successful as they de-
serve ; and are quite satisfied to place this limit to such

t night, awklly slitchl,m, Thos. Taylor, Esq./

Claughton-park

ncr. ixmad I.IIGKI, • WaS ilO .zoieratiou,
any Dissenters of hoe yis.cpw:reerr.:);l44..l.ilsioi,(l3edr s
with dytiteitri,i
and
r:tvoerzati_erostiti:rlcys-su
umishmefit.t.
fo,u.iiid, rooter). It' they were
the Alosair.
pensation, that establisVment est.:Z.lk
ditrgo under the persecuting rule of Nigtgitatsetrid7.lk"
,(cheers). If guntlena,eu.,would go so 'for, they ought
.to shrink from going the whole length to which their
ornaments would lead them. He contended that: the
.priesthood under - the old law were supported by the
offering of. the eljeople, ai4 therefore that