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following manner:--Church of England, 2,935,646_l._; Church of Scotland, 522,082_l._; Church of Ireland, 1,749,818_l._ Church of Rome.--The total sum paid to the Church of Rome is set forth at 365,607_l._ 1s. 2d. comprised in the following two items;--Augmentation of incomes (including Maynooth College), 362,893_l._ 8s. 1d.; erection and repairs of chapels, 2,113_l._ 13s. 1d. Protestant Dissenters.--The total sum is 1,019,647_l._ 13s. 11d. in England and Ireland. The recapitulation shows the following three sums:--Established Church, 5,207,546_l._; Church of Rome, 365,607_l._; and Protestant Dissenters, 1,019,647_l._ The sums were advanced from 1800 to 1842. IMPERISHABLE BREAD.--On Wednesday, in the mayor's private room, at the Town hall, Liverpool, a box of bread was opened which was packed at Rio Janeiro nearly two years ago, and proved as sound, sweet, and in all respects as good, as on the day when it was enclosed. This bread is manufactured of a mixture in certain proportions of rice, meal, and wheat flour. ST GEORGE'S CHAPEL, WINDSOR.--The extensive alterations and embellishments which have been in progress since the early part of May last (from which period the chapel has been closed), at an outlay of several thousands of pounds, throughout the interior of this sacred edifice, having been brought to a close, it was reopened for Divine service on Thursday. FATHER MATHEW.--Father Mathew, after finishing his labours in the metropolis, went to Norwich, where he met the Bishop, who, in an earnest and eloquent speech, in St Andrew's hall, on Thursday week, introduced the reverend gentleman to that locality, and very warmly eulogized his conduct. Mr Gurney, the well-known Norwich banker, occupied the chair on this occasion, and seconded the Bishop in his patronage and approbation of the great temperance movement. After remaining at Norwich two or three days, Father Mathew started for Ireland, taking Birmingham and Liverpool in his way. IMPORTATION OF FRUIT FROM ANTWERP.--On Thursday, the steam-packet _Antwerpen_, Captain Jackson, arrived at the St Katherine's Steam Packet Wharf, after an expeditious passage, from Antwerp. The continental orchards continue to supply our fruit markets with large supplies, the _Antwerpen_ having brought 4,000 packages, or nearly 2,800 bushels of pears, apples, plums, and filberts. Advices were received by the _Antwerpen_ that another extensive importation of fruit from Antwerp ma
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