Abbe Mann's Account of I. Afummary View of the Englt/h Religious Eftabli/hments on the Conti- nent, under the Heads of the different Orders to which they be- longed. I. Secular Clergy. I. The Englifh college of fecular clergy at Douay, eftablifhed anno 1568 ; removed to Rheims from 1578 to 1593, when it returned back to Douay. Z. The Englifh college at Rome for the education of fecular clergy, eftablifhed in 1578. 3. A feminary at Valladolid in Spain, eftablifhed for the fame purpofe about 1580. 4. College at Rome about 1578. 5. A feminary at Seville, ditto. 6. A feminary at Madrid, ditto. 7. The Englifh feminary at Paris, founded about the year 1600. 8. The Englifh college at Lifbon, founded 162,2,. 9. A fchool for boys of the lower clafles at Efquerchin near Douay, about 1750. 10. The Jefuit's college at St. Omer's came into the hands of the fecular clergy in 1 764. II. Jefuits. i. The college at St. Omer's, founded in 1594, removed to Bru- ges 1764, fupprefled 1773. 2,. The noviciate at Watten, near St. Omer's, 161 1 ; removed to Ghent 1765. 3. The
