The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-01-06 00:00:00

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PRICE SEVEN PENCE.

Gray, ..a W. Thacker, Downe's wharf, whirangers—R`
White Ent I.Tionch. Upper Mary-le-bonne-street, FUMY!:
vinare, cabinet-makers—.l. Cate, S. Carr, and T. Nortiitili
RrlshOuse,•Ydritshire, eudbetw-manufietorers—J. Bell, J.',
T. Hell. 'and •E. Bell, Ray Mill. Maidenhead, Berkshire);
millers—T. Powel and Jt Ward, Liverpool; quill-dressers—
J. Prichard and G. F. D. Evans, Shrewsbury, surgeons--:
i J. ()oriel and J. Boner, provisioa-merohluti—L. aid W.
Fryer, • Compton-street, Clerketiwall,, watch alders-J.
J. F. Bundles, end J. Pannlgker, Finch:lane' ship-
fir and 11. Fowler, Et piwn•-broltairi
P. Bradley and J. Large, Old Cavenaisli-4rfsit.npholkterers
• -J. Reailwin and J. B•uee, Warcibir;ltteat, Soho, -car-
penters•-en Hope and E. Hope, Matieltißter, itistpll-svare-
manufacturers—T. Williams and W.4.egg,*Chtford-atreet,;
coneli-niakers-J. and It. Glover, Loitilno arid Dubllini Wool-
leii-cloth-manafacturers —,J. Wyatt aid 11; liiarraants,llbarre-'
ness, Kent, plumbers—D. Barclay, G. Batelay, ind:R. F.
Reynolds. Old Broad-stroej, merchants-I-H. W. Atklosott
and E. G. Jones. Mark-lane, wine-usarolrautik-c. A. Pa-
monis' and J. M. Taylor, Cross-street, rumba sy,'.sr r-,
chanto--J. Marsden and B. liallworth, Asbtork-uridtte..,
Laneabillta.,Seird-makers—D, Wagstaff atutj. H. Wagstaff.
Skinner-Stieet, 8 bwbiil, carpet:manufailarers—T. Cob.'•
hold and A. Col,. Karoleh, brerrent —3'. Halm sad R. P.-
Alvin, Elm-steelet, Gray's Inn-lane, brtiwer4--C. Diller Mitt'
S. Gun, Bathbone-plaee,•eahinet-makers—T. Jackilon 'Arad'
Co. Sheeneldstross, tile-nranataaturero—A. Due
and Co. Fpital square, ailk-ataufacturers--J,
and J. Chappell, Beech street, Barbican, Iluss-dtaPonl--
Ormon and J. Simeon, Pentontille, tavern-keepers--11
Sayer, sen. and J. Sayer, jun. Shrawsbary, raercass=A-.
111nuchrt and H. Wild, St. illairin's,-Cliarigg-efoss,
wine-merchants--M. Coleman and J. ' ts, ot the-Pave
meat, Aloorliekts', breeches-makeri, ' '
•VERAOt races, OF CORK TO ENGLAND AOWOFitiOloilaligg,
wails ENDED oat. SS. •

ram.. ea. I. d. rent W.. •.:4.44*
Wheat 1 .39 9 Oats ..........:,;,....10 .7
Rye.... .... b,........24 6 Beams ........#.,...44. AO 8
8ar1ey......,.. 29 3 Peas • • • 04. 4 ••P .!
..• ..3U 0
Average Price of Brown or ilfuetoeado Sugar, com-
puted from the Returns made in the Weei ending the Ist
day of January, 1823. Is &is. 1261. per ewe.

BIRTHS, MARRIMIES AM) Maria 0:41145.
. IN IStl.

The following are some details of the population of
Paris during 1821 :
" Infants horn. 25.156, of which! 12.860 boys, and
12.296 girls ; 20.209 were born in private houses, and
5,866 at the hospitals ; born in wedlock, sod
9,176 out of wedlock. Thus nearly threeeighths of
the blebs are natural children, and this proportion *ea
never kt-ger.—tH the 9.176 natural childrep, 2,113,
have bora acknowledged, and 7,1163 abandoned.
There have been 6,46,i niuriager, 5,234 of which
were between bachelors and spiasters, 7114 better**.
Orbloseers and spinsters, and 231 betvress whimurrii anti'
widows.
The deaths bays bean 22,917, and osippribrdmitit
with glut 'loth& arAntommaoref.popolilies 140-1111*1
plate of 2,289 perilous. Of the death. 11,101 males..and
11,516. females ; thus the proportion'of births as well as
deaths is in favour of the males; 14,155 persons died at
their houses, 7,799 at hospitals, 60 in prisons, sod '269
have been exposed at the Morgue. There base bee
besides, 634 deaths among the military, four eit which
were females,—The number of still-born childreet was
1,414, and of deaths from the small pox 272.
" There were consumed in the City of Paris in 1521,
5117,70 hectolitres of wine, 47,785 hectolitres of brandy,
119,794 of herr, 16,996 of vinegar, 237,755 demi-kilo-,
grammes or pounds of grapes, 73,428 bullocks, 7,727
cows. 70,1181 calves, 333,385 sheep, 87.004 pigs,
1,395.318, kilogrammes of cheese. There were sold its
the markets 3,463,942 francs worth of sea-fish, 867.984
francs worth of oysters, 512,817 francs worth of fresh
water fish, 7,726,136 fiance worth of poultry and game.
8,173,121 francs worth of batter, and 3,752,231 francs
worth of eggs. The hay columned ansouate.l to
8,102,233 trusses or bunches (botte*,) straw ta
12,1711,035 trusses (bones), oats to 992,943 hectolitres.
•• It requires, under ordinary circumstances, shoat
1.300 sacks of flour per day to supply the consumptioa
of Paris, which makes in the year. 547,400 sacks."