The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-02 00:00:00

CURIOUS CALCUL4TIOIV.

The aggregate population on the furface of the
known habitable globe, is estimated at 800,060,000
of souls. If we reckon with the ancients, that a
generation lasts thirty years, then in that space
800,000,000 of human, beings wtll be born, and
also will die ; consequently 73,069 most be drop-
ping into
.eternity every day; 3;044 every hour, or
about 51 every minute. 01 'these 800;000,000,
481,000,000 are supposed to be Pagans, 140,000,000
are Mahornetins, 9,000,000 Jews, 170,000,000 are
called ChrisAans ; of these only 50,000,000' are
Protestants.

There are in London 502 places of worship ; one
Cathedral, one Abbey, 1 14: churehes,:.. 'l3O Chapels
and chapels of ease, 2,07. meetings and chapels for
dissenters, 43 chapels for foreigners, and six syna-
gogues. Abdut 4;050 public and private schools, in-
cluding Inns of Court, Colleges, &c. About eight
societies for morals., ten societies for learning and arts,
122 asylums for the indigent, 17 asylums for sick
and lame, 13 dispensaries, and -7p4 friendly socie-
ties. Charities distributed rise to 750,0001. per an

1.11.1111.
There are about 2,500 persons committed for trial
in one year. The annual depredations amount to
about 2000,0001: And, on the Thames, previous
to the ereaion of the Decks, 461,0001. There are
18 prisons, and 5,204 alehouses, within the bills of
mortality. •
The amount of coin counterfeited is 20.0,0001. per
annum. About 3,000 receivers-of stolen goods.
About 10;000 servants at all times out of place:
20,000 persons, it is supposed, rise every morning,
Without so much as knowing how they are to sub-
sist during the day.
London consumes annually 110,000 bullocks,
.776,000 sheep and lambs, 210,000*calves, :200,000
hogs, 60,000 sucking pigs, 6,280,900 gallons of
milk (the produce of 8,500 cows), 10,000 acres of
ground cultivated for vegetables s, 4000 acres for
fruit, 700,000 quarters of wheat, 000,000 clialdrons,
of coals, 1,113,500 barrels:(34 gallons) of ale. and
porter, 11,146,782 gallons of spirituous liquors and
ccnupoonds, 32,500 tons 'of wine,; 16,600;000 lbs.
of" butter, 21,000,00 u lbs.' of cheese, and 14,000
boats' load of cod.
Inhabitants -of England, Scotland, Ireland, and
Wales, -May 1, 1802 :
•
Females • - - - 4,343,09
Males - - 3,987,91;
Army - - -
1,334
Navy ' - 126,279
Seamen in registered, ships - - 44,558
Convids-
Total in England. . - 4,410
g.g0i,223
in Scotland - - 1,700,000
in Ireland - - 4,000,000
in Wales - - - -
541,000

Total - . - 15,0,p,7tiz

MITSIC.—The fifth of the excellent Concerts under
the direction of Mrs. BILLINGTON, NXt.or,.and
BRAHAM, took place last 'night at WILLIS'S Rooms.
The first act was a selection from various composers,
well supported by the Performers. The second act
consisted of a selection from the Opera of L'Adore
di Diana, composed by MARTINI, the- manuscript
'of which was lent for this occasion by t heDuke of
Sussex, 'who, and a very elegant auditory, were
present.. The whole was much applauded.
YOUNG is not .to perform during the ensuing sea-
son at the Haymarket Theatre, but is going upon
a very advantageous engagement to Ireland. BAN-
NISTER is engaged at the Haymarket, and so are
CHARLES KEMBLE and his Wife:

On Wednesday was -tried an experiment in
ploughing, for the premiums of the Bath and West
of England- Society, -on Green Ore Farm, in the
parish of Chewton, by the extraordinary exhibition
of a single plough, drawn by one horse, and a
double plough by .two oxen ; The first ploughed its
half acre in a most masterly manner in the space of
two hours and 23 minutes ; and the other an two
hours and 32 minutes. The soil was- an old
sward, the depth about four inches, and the breadth
about eight inches. The premhuu of ten guineas
was, after much difEculy of determination, adjudg-
ed to the single. Scotch plough, the property of Mr.
Kendal, of klazel Farm, in the neighbourhood.
The other plough is entitled to the second premiuin,
six guineas.

If :KoTzEstrE,- the dramatic writer, is really as re-
ported, under arrest at Riga, he may expeEt .the
same fate as the unfortunate PALM, for he has been
very severe in his stridures upon France, not with-
out some, pointed alluSions to her usurper, and there-
fore, whet ever the influence of the laVer can extend
he will be sure not to let the objetts of vengeance
escape.

Two men of the Loveden Lpcal• Militia, who had
neglected or refused-to join the regiment, were last
week brought to trial at Grantham, and sentenced
each to receive 150 lashes, which were itifiided the
following day.

The only lump'of native platina that is known,
has recently been presented to the Kink of Pitus-
SIA'S cabinet of minerals, by M. HUMBOLDT, who
found it during his travels in South America. It is
of the size of a pigeon's egg, and weighs
.0.i,037
grains.

2,i7) hEi OR7

COURT OF KING'S lItisICH, [UNI f.

i.IVERk.OOL H. P. RIOTS.
Mr. ATTORNEY-GENERAL was about to move to
make the rule for .A criminal information absolute;
against certain of the: LiVerpool -rioterS, and to er=
large it against Myers, who bad not pct been served.
He also stated that on behalf of two others ire
Should not press it, as Mr. Garrow had shewn him
their affidavits, and he thought that with res-p-ea to
them there must hatie been Some mistake.
Mr. SCARLETT and Mr. RAINS .stated, that they
sewed cause against the rule, on behalf of two
other of the parties.
After some conversation, it was agreed that the
business should stand over until to-morrow.