The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-19

! Usula DR. Smith, Bishop of Bolina, &c. Each
Priest has likewise separate district not, however,
any particular parish, but Mission and he is
called " a Missionary He acts by virtue of fac
uty granted by the Apostolic Vicar of the district,
and is removable at pleasure In Ireland, the con-
trary, Bishop removable at the will of the
Pope; nor is any Parish Priest removable at the
mere will of his Bishop. To effect such removal
there must exist Canonca cause, accuser, regular
trial. sentence and ratification In Ireland there are
80 Catholic Archbshops and Bishops; SO Deans and
Arcfdeacons about 1900 Parish Priests; and 5000
Curates The Benefices 984 in number, averag-
ing nearly 5000 souls in each.
In Great Britain there 456 Catholic Chapels,
or Congregations, in addition to the private Chapes
of the Nobility and Gentry In Lancashire there are
"a in Yorkshire Al in Wales 6 and in Inverness
shire II. There 25 liz London and its vicinity,
many of them Especially that in Moorfelds) very
elegant structures In ireland there is Chapel in
every Parish, besides many Chapels of ease in the
principal towns, where Chapes have rapidly ncreas-
ed during the last ten years.
Besides ten free Boarding and Day Schools in the
Metropolis and others attached to Chapels in popu
ous districts, there great number OF Colleges or
SeminaTies dispersed over Great Britain the prlnc
pal of which are the !YsiIits' College, Sonyhurs
near Blackburn st. Edmund's College, Warer:
Cshaw College, near Durham; St Mary. College
OsCott, near Birmingham and Sedgley Park near
Wolverhampton. Besides these there several
Nunneries and Converts among the principal OF which
may be mentioned the Nunnery at Hammersinth, and
the Cistercian Convent, the site Of an ancient
Monastery Of tie order, at Lulwolth- Park, Dor
setshire. 1t may here be observed, that by the bill
Just passed, all foundations of monastc kind to
he gradually suppressed those exclusively devoted to
females alone being excepted. 1t appears by the Re
pert of the Commissioners of Irish Education lnGui-
~, that there are in ireland "a Catholic Schools he
longing to the Christian Brotherhood and other reg-
ious orders; As female Schools attached TO Nunne-
ries and 1859 day Schools. maintained wholly, OF in
part, by subscription. These estimates entirely
independent Of pay Schools and those maintained by
individuals. To these may be added the Roman Gath
lie College at Maynooth, the Jesus College at Clon
gowes, and Carlow College, under the superntend-
ence of DIR Doyle.
The English Roman Catholic Peers, and who take
their seats by right, eight, vz.--Ihe Duke of
Norfolk. Earl of Shrewsbury, Barons Sourton, Peuko
Arundel, Dormor, Stafford. and Clifford.
In Ireland eiglt-Ears Fingal and Kenmare, Wis
counts Gormanstown, Nettervie, Faafe Gin Hungary
and Southwe. Barons Trimlestown and French
In Scotland there are two Roman Catholic Earls-
Earl Traquair and Earl Newburgh.
Cotton CanrGSs.--The Hon. Warren r. Davis has
addressed letter to the Secretary of the Navy
quesng that an experiment should be made in the
Naval Service of the United States, ascertain the
sails, rggings, &c. From the facts Mr. Davis has
collected the subject. it would appear that Cotton
has superior advantages any other material for