The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1840-07-14 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

LEICESTER.—The demand for goods does not improve, the season for the home trade not having arrived, and the American trade being almost nothing. Yarns are without alteration,.and wool remains firm at from 28s. to 31s. per tod. Worsted yarn, we understand, is now 2d. per lb. lower than it was this time last year.—Leicester Chronicle. IMPORTS OF Woot.—Quantity of Wool entered at Hull for home consumption during the week ending July 2 : From Hamburg.... ....  Warp.  THE JUDGMENT OF CUPID  the Dublin University Magazine.)  knd Cupid  lips and eyes  arm dispute,  he prize  ;0 try the snit  A all tl  h a winning look, )ds could do, they severely shook  were before in doubt,  ten times more perpleed  r.v about their case  n Cupid's face, ) a flood of tears  , the god beguil'd, [i'd the contest then, o fondly smil'd,.  dOubt, again  'twcre'of little use  ger to discuss, still new charms produce,  nce thus  --- his rich reward ;  er 'regard  in friendship still combine, to quarrel, till you meet  more serenely shine,  Ise nectar is more sweet  pd his judgment speak, them in eternal ties,  new, 'twere vain to seek  CONTEMPORARY PRESS,  PISH IMPUDENCE (From the Newcastle Journal.)  sear noticing the following most ima letter recently written by John led Archbishop (Popish) of Tuam. ould say gentleman if his conduct iys, " Never shall Catholic educas own pastors, nerve the murderer's d of the Lord ! It is in the he youth have been trained to  d of common sense suppose .6ceeded from a Roman Cam a prelate? Why, what  sh hierarchy when they think to kind upon the reflecting portion us take the first clause of this short here that Roman Catholic schools, i Catholic priests, are so peculiarly rder nor treason is likely to be the ctions, and that, on the contrary, .e productive of those cranes. We of the first clause of the sentence only,  m . etll mg else to say on the second presently. n, we find the very impudent, not to say lying, )11 that Roman, Catholics, educated in their and under the direction of their own pas:apable of murdering a Protestant Sover what is the broad fact ? The Roman d none others have been the only parties I. either here or elsewhere, of the murder 3. It is true that here and there an in— found of a murder of this kind attribunes to a soldier or a politician, but n this, and therefore it  re in tt  )resent consideration. Let us go re whether Sanders, who advised  [reland and the murder of Queen Elizaicated in any other but a Roman Cathos man, be it remembered, is a favourite "John of Tuam." Were the BabingMorgan, Campian, Parsons, and other is educated in any other than Roman ols, regulated by their own pastors ? Garnet, Fawkes, Catesby, Digby, and in the gunpowder conspiracy educated ? e Ravaillac was instructed in the means an amiable monarch, whose crime was of the superstitions which Popery is lcate to the detriment of common sense  religion  ) the second clause of WHale's menfind attributed a proneness to has been found to exist only in of Ireland. The " Germanic the rabid priest forget the broad !ountries subjected to the influmes of all kinds prevail ?—that a" classes murder is deemed so an's hand is raised against the of that atrocious crime ? And miator of a whole race of people r fact that in no country but  ,ncts (  iman life set at so little value? t first thought that the term " Germanic" ion to the queen and her illustrious conmequent reflection has taught us that this -orant priest means any school which is 'ominion of his own church. So far ieness to the commission of high in this person's diocese, the 1- are remarkably clear. If t them, they are, one and all, 'mina]; but is this the case  ..rtainly not. In all the countries ion of a system of religion which r of absolving frOni crime, which  to the Almighty, we find every means cottager, and, it may be, by every inhan the murderer from justice. So much ison instituted by M‘Hale between Gerand Roman " Catholic schools, regulated  kND