The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-22 00:00:00

POPutArlo IV.

AFTER a long delay, caused by_ the negligence
of some of the Returning Officers,- and other diffi-
culties of so novel an attempt, the printed Abstraa:
of the Enumeration of Englaird and litalei is now
sin delivery at the Vote-Office of the House of
Commons. '

We copy from this Abstract, such particular's
as may be acceptable to our readers in general :

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Counties
(cif &bait. 17, U;iln;
Englan ed man, 4'23" Males. Fe-
and Wales. Houses. familia ed
occupied Houses

Total
of Per-
"'on

-----
Bedford 11,888 i 3,950 185 30,523 32,870 63,393
Berks - 20,573 23,416 622 52,821 56,394 109,215
Buckingham 20,4431 23,384 543 52,094 55,350 107,444
Cambridge 16,139 19,262 312 4-1,061 45,265 89,346
Chester - 34,482 37,613 1,139 92,759 98,992 191,751
Cornwall 32,906 39,040 1,472 54,868 98,401 188,269
Cunkberland 21,573 25,893 872 54,377 62,853.117,230
Derby' - 31,822 33,660 1,369 79,401 81,741 161,142
Devon - 57,955 72,559 3,235 157,240 185,761343,001
Dorset 21,437 24,142 825 53,667 61,652 115,319
Durham /7,195 38,109 1,171 74,770 85,591 160,361
Essex - 38,371 46,784 1,027 111,356 115,081 226,437
Gloucester 46,457 55,133 1,715 117,180 133,629 250,809
Hereford 37,003 18,822 941 43,955 45,236 89,191
Hertford 17,681 20,092 491 48,063 49,514 97,577
Huntingdon 6,841 8,150 - 135 18,521 19,047 37,568
Kent - 51,585 65,967 1,413 151,374 156,250 307,624
Lancaster 114,270 -132047 3,394 322,356 350,375 672,731
Leicester_ 25,992 27,967 742 63,943 66,138 .130,081
Lincoln - 41,395 42,629 1,094. 102,445 106,112 208,557
Middlesex 112,912 199,854 5,171 373,655 444,474 818,129
Monmouth 8,948 9,903 417 22,173 23,4c9 45,582
Norfolk - 47,617 57,930 1,523 129,842 143,529 273,371
Northamp. 26,665 29,361 736 63,417. 687340 1.31,752
Northumb. 26,518 35,503 1,534 73,357: 83,744 157,101
Nottingham 25,611. 30,081 542 68,558 '71,792 140,350
Oxford
~20,599 23,750 594 53,786 '55,834 109, 620
Rutland 3,274 3,563 87 7,978 8378 16,356
Salop - 31,182 34,501 929 82,563 85,0-6 167,639
Somerset 48,040 57,013 2,136 125,927 146,823 273,750
Southampt. 38,345 45;131 912.105,667 113,989 219,656
Staftbrd - 45,198 48,185 1,995 118,60 120,455 239,153
Suffolk - 32,253 43,481 552 101,091 109,340 210,431
Surrey - 46,072 63,673 1,514 127,138 141,905 269,043
Sussex 25,272 30,755 721 73,797 80,514 159,311
Warwick 40,847 44,028 2,936 99,942 508,248.208,190
Westmorland 7,897 9,026 315 20,175 21,442 41,617
Wilts - 29,462 30,527 1,12/ 87,380 97,727 585,107
Worcetter , 26,711 29,741. 1,109 67,631 71,702 139,333
01E. Riding 25,781 31,544 681 67,457 71,976 139,433
2, N. Riding 31,512 80,602 155,506
34,542 1,',14 74,904
?"W'Riding 111046 117,379 4,723'276,005 287,948 .03,953

1467870 1778420 53965 3987935 4343499 8331434
Anglesey 6,679 7,058 227 25,775 18,031 33,806
Brecon 6,315 6,800 479 15,393 16,240 31,633
Cardigan 8,819 9,435 222
.20,4a3 22,548 42,956
Carmarthen 23,449 14,876 371 31,439 35,878 67,317
Carnarvon 8,304 8,796 129 19,586 21,935 41,521
Denbigh 12,611 13,765 427 29,247 31,105 60,352
Flint 7,585 8,216 194 29,577 20,045 39,622
Glamorgan 14,225 26,596 537 34,193. 37,335 72,525
Merioneth 5,787 6,576 193 13,896 15,610 29,5v6
Montgomery 8,725 9,750 223 22,914 25,064 47,978
Pembroke 11,869 12,448 398 25,400 30,874
.56,230
Radnor 3,675 3,987 112 9,347 9,703 19,050

r 08,033 25,303 3,511 257,178 284,368 541,546

Army 198,351 ---- 195,351
Navy :26,279 122,279
Seamen in
Registered -- 44,558 k44,5;3
Vessels
Convicts 1,41 c

1575923 1396723 57476 47 rs 7 .463,7267'934357'S

CITIES AND TOWNS.

London 121,229 216,073 5,12 S 393,359 471,4Y5 864,845
Manchester 12,547 18,5tQ 279 39,11° 44,910 34,020
tiverpool 11,446 16,939 333 34,367 43.286 77,653
Birmingham 14,528 25,303 1,375 34,716 33,954 .73,67.
Bristol 10,.1.°3 14,413 493 26,943 36,'"02 63,645
Leeds 11,258 11,790 341 25,504 27,658 53,162
Plymouth 4,447 10,708 89 IBoi6 23,178 43,194
Newcwit!e
on T. with
Gateshead 4,;99 5,941, 193 20,6z0 56,963
in the C.
Durham

Norwich 8,016 9,093 747 15,S to 21,044 36,854
Bath 4,289 6,5 to 174 12,441 19,759 32.200
Portsmouth 5,31 a 6,937 30 14,309 27,857 32,166
Sheffield 6,518 6,7541 .643 15,483 15,831 34,314
Hull 4,649 .7,449 115 13,051 16,465 29,516
Exeter 2,692 3,947 144 7,314 i0,c84 17,398
York 2,407 3,841 72 7,016 9,127 16,145

We may be permitted to observe on the com-
parative Population of these Towns, what is evi-
dent from the nature of the case, that it has been
impossible always to discriminate how far the Town
extended, bnt apparently as much attention as
possible has been paid to this point, since the
Towns are distindly given at the ends of the re-
spedive Counties.
It is announced, that the Enumeration of Scot-
land will also appear soon ; indeed we. learn, that
it is only delayed by the non-return of two of the
remote Counties, of which the returns are daily
expeaed. 'lt is, however, sufficiently ascertained
from the returns already made, that Scotland con..
tains nearly 1,700,000 inhabitants, and it is known,
with sufficient accuracy, that the popnlntion of Ire.
, land rather exceeds 4,000,000.
In the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire-
land, we may therefore safely affirm, that the Popu-
lation exceeds fifteen millions; and it appears from
the colledion of all the Parish Registers of England
and Walei throughout the last century (under the
Population. Ad), that our Population has increased
with very accelerated rapidity the nearer we ap-
proach the present time, .

It may be worth while to observe" Oti the Po-
pulation of-the Metropolis (as colleeted at, the end
of the Abstral now in delivery), that if the Regi-
ments of Guards, and Militia in London, and the
Seamen on board the registered vessels in the River
Thames, were added to the 864,000, that the Me-
tropolis would undoubtedly exceed 900,000 souls;
almOst a tenth part of the Population of England
and Wales.

A Morning Paper of yesterday contains the
most /rid? compliment to the PRINCE of WALES;
we ever recoiled to have seen. It says that
" many who could not see His ROYAL HIGH-
NEss, would not believe, it was he who spoke, as
the Speech was so well delivered! ! !"
Lady AUGUSTA MURRAY; in her late visit to
`Lisbon, was accompanied by her sister Lady SUSAN
DREW. The latter. Lady introduced herself where
the PRINCE was, but be immediately with-drew.
Last week, as• a labourer of Mr, Crowe, of
+lickling-hall, was employed in digging for some
under-drains, about three feet in depth, to his
agreeable surprize he found two pieces of gold
twisted together, which he has since sold for op-
%v<irds of ten pounds, -and with it has purchased a
good cow for the benefit of his family.