So far, Reverend Gentlemen, I think the people will begin to conclude, that your Reverend body has, for some time, been making a most "extraordinary and presumptuous movement" on the _pockets_ of Englishmen, and would to heaven! I could stop here. But I must _now_ show the people of England, that _your Protestant_ Church as by Law established, is receiving more money by _four hundred and fifty-three thousands, five hundred and sixty-five pounds_, than all the other Christian churches in the _whole_ world. The above _extraordinary_ Black Book, gives a scale of the _comparative_ expenses of the Church of _England_, and of all the other _Christian_ churches in the _whole_ world. Now by this scale, it is shown that the _total_ income of all the Christian churches in the various parts of the world, is eight millions nine hundred and ninety-nine thousand pounds; and the above scale shows, that the income of the Church of _England_, is nine millions, four hundred and fifty-two thousands, five hundred and sixty-five pounds. Now, if you will just place the _smaller_ of these under the _larger_ number, and subtract the one from the other, you will see that the _income_ of the Protestant Church _in England_, exceeds the total income of _all_ the other _Christian_ churches in the whole world, by _four hundred and fifty-three thousands, five hundred and sixty-five pounds_. Oh, mighty England! thou boastest, _and justly_, that thy majestic fleet rides on the waves, the triumphant mistress of the seas; and thou mayest also _as truly_, but not _so justly_, boast, that thy _Scriptural_ Church, as by Law _established_, rides triumphant on the _golden_ waves of _mammon_, and that she is _really mistress_ of the world, _in point of mammon_; she is _truly_ the _grand_ and _golden_ emporium of _clerical_ incomes. Oh, how justly may the ministers of this Church, address her, as their golden calf, in these words of the Scripture, "Where _thou_ goest, _I_ will go; and where _thou_ lodgest, _I_ will lodge; and _thy_ people shall be _my_ people." (Ruth i. 16.) "Yea! and we will kill the fatted calf, and slay the rams, and make _merry_." (Prov. v. 9.)