Eagerness of Free-thinking Spaniards to become acquainted, and their quickness in knowing one another. Inclosure of a detached Paper, intituled _A few Facts connected with the Formation of the Intellectual and Moral Character of a Spanish Clergyman_. p. 52-58 Importance of examining the Tendency of Catholicism.--Account of two highly devout Roman Catholics.--Auricular Confession.--Education of a Spanish Boy.--Evils arising from the Celibacy of the Clergy.--Education under the Jesuits.--Congregation of Saint Philip Neri.--Exercises of Saint Ignatius.--Aristotelic Philosophy taught by the Dominicans.--Feyjoo’s Works.--Spanish Universities and Colleges, called _Mayores_.--Indirect Influence of the Inquisition on the State of Knowledge in Spain.--Mental Struggles of a young Spaniard on points connected with the established System of Faith.--Impressions produced by the Ceremony of Catholic Ordination.--Unity and Consistency of the Catholic System.--Train of Thought and Feeling leading to the final Rejection of Catholicism. p. 58-118 LETTER IV. On Bull-fights, and other National Customs connected with those Amusements. p. 119-140 LETTER V. A Journey to Osuna and Olvera.--A Spanish Country Inn.--The Play El Diablo Predicador.--Souls in Purgatory begged for: Lottery of Purgatory.--Character of Two Nuns at Osuna.--A Country Vicar.--Customs at Olvera.--Tapadas, or veiled Females.--A Dance.--The _Riberas_’ Lamp. p. 141-170 LETTER VI. The Yellow Fever at Seville, in 1800.--Spiritual Methods of stopping its progress.--Alcalá de Guadaíra escapes the infection.--Two Spanish Missionaries.--The _Virgin of the Eagle_.--The _Dawn Rosary_.--State of Seville after the disappearance of the Disorder. p. 171-190 LETTER VII. Monks and Friars.--Instances of gross misconduct among them.--Their Influence.--_Brother Sebastian_ and Charles III.--The Carthusians.--Hermits near Cordova. p. 191-210 LETTER VIII. Nuns.--Motives for taking the Veil.--Circumstances attending that Ceremony.--Account of a young Lady compelled by her Mother to take the Monastic Vows.--_Escrúpulos_, or Religious Anxiety.--Spiritual Flirtation.--Nun Doctors. p. 211-228 LETTER IX.