[B] Macaulay, tells us, that the number of Roman Catholics is not fewer than 150,000,000, and that it would be difficult to shew that all the other Christian sects united, amount, to 120,000,000. I quite agree with his words, "not fewer," and "it would be difficult to shew;" for upon an accurate calculation, it would be found that the Catholics amount nearer to 200,000,000, than to 150,000,000, and that all the other Christian sects, united into one body, are nearer 100,000,000, than 120,000,000. However, Macaulay's statement is quite sufficient to prove what we have cited it for, viz:--that the Roman Catholics are the greatest body of Christians, and therefore have the best title to the ancient and honourable name of Catholic. [C] In the Apostle's Creed, _we all_ profess to believe in the _Holy Catholic_ Church. Now, if this is not _our_ Church, I would ask, what Church _is it_? Is it the collection of sects which have sprung from the Reformation? But, then, it would not be _Catholic_, for as they are the smaller number, they cannot claim universality. Is it the Theological hodge-podge, the farrago of all the religions, which believe in the Gospel? Then it cannot be _Holy_, for we should form the _principal_ part of it, and you know, the immaculate Church of England tells us, our doctrines are idolatrous. I really think, people had better leave us in the _quiet_ possession of our old inheritance, the honourable and ancient name of Catholic, and _then_ they would avoid the above ridiculous consequences.