The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-14 00:00:00

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po PULA rlotv ir ETU NS
tOF THE PARISHES THE CITY OF LONDON.

The following are abwriet• of ate Rsturna made by tl e
City Marshals frim the Perish.. in the Cite, by directions of
the Art of the first year of his Pre•eat Majesty. entitled.
" As Act fur tsking an Amount of the Populdida of Gnat
Britsin, and of the it. tt or diminution thereof," Le.
The iliteAtions answered in the schedule relative to the
°cremation. are lit)* many famillis chiefly employed iu
avieultere ?-2. How mot. fibmibes chiefly esiiployed in
trades, manufactures, and bandieraft",--3. Ilow asaarbiati-
lira not comprised in the foregoing rlarma ?
There i• one qaeittion—" Referring to the member of per-
sona 1811, in whist cause do you *timbale any remarkable
difflneerr in the number at present'" From the answers made
it appear', that front many of the parishes no terabits were
made in 1811; that mine of them mill not obtain the re-
turns made at that period, nod umosequently could 'sake 03
sowers to the qiiestiott. Tlepecultar niaterial answer.
that were made from some parishes we have wren. lit other
parishes the answer is "we don't know," or " we tell."
the overseer wisely answered, that the irerease of populist,
!jog was owing to there being 54 more inhabitants. In
some places it watt fossil extremely dillfseolt to °Maio soy
accurate return of their ages. Oa the whole, it sill he
Owned, that lbs numbers have Inerribed in many perishes
milwodera lay. In olieve attire ore many mute ttainhabiftri
bosses than hi the last relate.
IT. ST EPH EN `s, Coleman street.—lshalntedlinigareßBll;
aeasipied by 489 families, of whom 443 are is trade. 10 homey
betiding, 17 mai ithabited.—Popalstion, Males 1,417, Females
I,l74—Total, 3,01161.
tiT. OLAVE'a, Silver.street.—lieleabited houses 115. or.
copied by 302 families, of whom 286 are in trade, he.; 4
houses osialisbited.—Populatioa, Mehl 0.14, Prisate• CBl
—Total 1,134
Si'. ANDREW, Holborn, hielnding Bariwd's Inn.—
Illonma Misstated 111115, occupied by 1,410 families, of whoa
1,1/0 aew is trade, 237 am, 30 houses aolnhald
*Mimi, Males 3,078, Fautsles 3,154—T0ta1, 1,134.
Thom is an increase of 649. The Overseers' return that I
the difforroce is oeessioord by, " We preen**, a more gb -
metal uneciostioo, as well as the country enjo)log the bless-
ing of pence.
IT. MARTIN'S, Ironnioager-Isere.—lnhabited
occupied by tfl families, 1 house callboy, Al the families, ip
ire*, handicraft, &r.t—Naosber of inhabilasio, Males OM,
Firionim 66—Total 133.
ST. MICHAEL LE QUERN.—lnhahlted houses 11,
occupied by 43 families, all in trade, 9 mainhahited 11111101 d.
Popolatioa, Males 119, Females 123—Total, ?St.
The il.•crease of dwelling heave. sad inhabitinsta is this
parish Is attributed to the pulliag done houses t.: •••ke •
suilleiont spare to build the new Post-ollice upon.
Parish of 81". LEONARD, Foster.latse.—Numbei of
houses inhabited 49, oceispied by 81 &Mines, of whom 77 are
is trade, 0 bosses eninbabited.—Popolation, Males 136,
Faboales 191 Total, 377.
The differeace I. the number at persist is ripresemed to
be imessimied by the taking Owns hawses to hoild the are
Post-lice, which measure is represented in the reuses as a
grievance, and as it NOW exists, a animate, that greatly
pain the trade and prosperity of the pariah.
ST. AI A ITH EW, Friday-stre et ..lishobited bosses 33, oc.
espied by 35 (matins, of whom 34 are in trmle, 7 honFeis
uninhabited—Population, Males 136, Females 363--
Total, 493.

ST. MICHAEL, Qatieabithe.—lnhabited houses 115,
espied by 160 families, of whom 177 are in Irsde, 4
bosses suinkabiled-s.Population, Maks 366, Falsetto 363
Total 716.
ST. PANCRAS, Soper-lase.—lnhabiled bees,* 31, occu-
pied by 35 families, of whom 36 are in trade, two hooses
unialsabited--Popstatims, Males 96, Faciales64—Total 190.
The difference in this parish, since 1611, is ascribed is the
retake to samcluiats u. Wager residisig at their hosice uf.
boobies*.
ST. MARY-LE-KM, Cbsepsider—lnholikeil hewer. Mt
occupied by 69 families, all is trade, 16 homes noisehaboted.
Pupalotion, leaks 174, females 194—Total MM.
The &creme of this parish is attributed by Mee worn to
a number of the iabsbitaisis being so redwood as to be aim.
lie to pay their lazes sad many who kept small houses be-
ing now obliged to seek relief from charitable societies, or
obliged to hawk thiagsabout the streets.
ST. MARY, Alderassabury.—lshabited bosom 71, aces-
pied by 98 families, all le trade, 4 hews usishabited.—
Population, Males 223, Females 166—Taal 419.
SAINT GILES'S IIITHOUT,
houses 1.495, °envied by 1,966 families, of whole 1,874 me
he trade • 99 horses uniebabited ; age
lion 11111/11 6,593 ; females, 6,445—T0ta1, 13,036.
Tha Increase which him takes piece I. ibis parish is sttri•
holed to the somber of primmers in the acv Prison, White-
cross-strert, and ether general increase of population.
The Returns from she 'measles parishes will be given as
seen as completed.

Txs CONONATION.--Eveey crest will be esti-
mated more or less remarkable, in proport. nr
k approaches, or hears any sanity, to the Coronation.
Shitoriaao, in after times, will connect with that ceremony
say remarkahle event that occurs about that period ; and
OW
t►e least reiwarkable wiN be the wonderful occur.
reeee of the line female Panther at the Royal Melia-
gerie, Exeter 'Change, again prodatisig a beautiful
yeses Cub, which is conjunction with the curiosity of
• Monkey suckling a pause one, and the woriralled rot.
{reties in that eats►lishmrtst, forms ■n epoch Hertel-quelled
in t►e mends of individual industry, and will, we feel
assured, crown with success the aseritoriese exertions of the
Proprietor.

CABINET PICTIJREE.— A geed chance of oh-
taining a truly elegant Cotfectinn, particularly
suited foe &mishits, a Drawing-mow, sew totems, by par-
chiriatt a Ticket or two in TOAIKINWS PiCTILTRE LOT-
TERY, NOM. 53 and 54, New Bostatreet„ which COTO pH
mast very valaabla Pendia'. and grand Worth of Art. It
M a* the eve of drairiaa.

Lady MORGAN'S "lady" has now l,eeu open
In the public fee several days, and already we ob.
serve that the warm and benevolent enthusiasm in the came
of civil sod religious liberty, which arienotes her papa, has
put all the race of intolerant Mein i.e. a stale of fury.
Orange that the met who are the loudest and most vehement
is their desistt if all relief from the reseraitm which still
oppress the Roman Catholics of the Homed kingdom (nn
the pretext of the hostility of the dagnsto of that religion
to Brant" freedom), should alas be the mast inveterate in
their densociations of all attempts la' gapes its aupersti.
1b... Lady MORGAN has kindled aN their iadignation. She
hes, la the pare and heoignatt spirit of Christianity, ex.
posed to open day the horrors iallicted ea Ibis moat hest-
fel portion of earth, by the tiespetiara of amen and Srate ;
and *beagle every statement she has made la *Abed by
history, her Ladyship will ibises no 'mitigation of assault
on 'cermet of bee veracity. Ths liberal part of every sect,
however will daly appreciate her onaosalsie Work, at a
time whea the Vetted Sovereign of Eon", an se Mdefs.
tepid° it their efforts to perpetuate the barbarian sad de-
basement of the Italian people. Lady view of
Italy combines the high tone of philesepiry win the most
gay and familiar descriptions of the life mad manlier, of tho
very mixed emitters to which she had memo...and her op-
portunities were highly favourable to the task else had it
view. Her Narrative abounds with striking sandoies, trails
of character, incidents, fetes net farms, which will highly
interest the publice--(lWoraing Chnotteir.)

Thursday afternoon a great number of persons,
nearly 500, were locked in the Royal Exchange tar
not leaving the place upon the usual notice of ring-
nig of the bell, which is done for a quarter of an
hour. One of the porters, en infirm man, employed
on the 'Change, was also locked in, upon whom
some unfeeling persons began to vent their rage,
but Mr. MELt.tsii, late M.P. for Middlesex, res-
cued hint after he had been iasulted. During
this time a number of the persons forced off the
gates at the west end of the 'Change, and rushed
yet.

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