Catholics 120,000,000 Protestants and their dependants 40,000,000 Of the Greek Church 36,000,000 Jews 4,000,000 Mahomedans 70,000,000 Idolators 400,000,000 Of these, China alone, according to the most probable accounts, contains 300,000,000. An elaborate, valuable, and now, I believe, a scarce work, entitled _The Consumption of Public Wealth by the Clergy of every Christian Nation_, &c. (published by Effingham Wilson in 1822), among details, founded on authorities of repute, and which are named, gives for each nation, "France," "Scotland" (its Kirk), "Spain," "Portuguese Church," "Hungarian Churches," "Clergy in Italy," "Clergy in Austria," "Clergy in Prussia," "Clergy in Russia," "England and Wales," "Established Church Property Ireland," &c. &c., the particulars required by Q. E. D. For instance, under the heading "Hungarian Churches," we are preliminarily told that-- "Hungary contains about 8,000,000 people of various religious persuasions, who live happily together ever since the days of that excellent Emperor Joseph II. He laboured resolutely and successfully, in spite of the bigots of his own religion by whom he was surrounded, to root out the evils of religious discord from his dominions; and he left, as a glorious legacy to his people, for which his memory will be ever dear, the blessings of concord and harmony between his subjects of all denominations." It is then narrated that there are (in Hungary): "Catholics, Latin and Greek 4,750,000 Greek Church 1,150,000 Calvinists 1,050,000 Lutherans 650,000 Unitarian Christians 46,000 Various small Christian Sects, and persons of the Jewish faith 200,000." But this work contains no summary of the total amounts of its own enumerations. A HERMIT AT HAMPSTEAD. ROYAL LIBRARY. (Vol. iii., p. 427.; Vol. iv., pp. 69. 154.) Your correspondent J. H. M. remarks (Vol. iv., p. 69.): "In justice to King George IV., the letter which he addressed to the late Earl of Liverpool, on presenting the books to his own subjects, should be printed in your columns." Heartily concurring in this opinion, I have much pleasure in supplying your readers with a transcript of the same. I copied it some years back from the original, then in the possession of a noble friend: