£. s. d. To Great Britain 401,624 4 6 To North America and the West Indies 328 0 0 £401,952 4 6 Population. Number of Whites.Number of Coloured. Number of Negroes. 1673 no account taken. no account taken. 500 1690 600 no account taken. 1707 2892 no account taken. 12,892 1720 3672 19,186 1724 5200 19,800 1729 4088 22,611 1734 3772 24,408 1756 3412 31,428 1774 2590 37,808 1787 2590 1230 37,808 1788 no account taken. no account taken. 36,000 1805 3000 1300 36,000 1810 3000 37,000 1817 no account taken. no account taken. 32,249 1824 30,314 1827 29,839 1831 29,537 Census Taken in 1821. Area in Number of Number of Total Number of Number of Total miles White White number of Coloured Coloured number of square. Males. Females. Whites. Males. Females. Coloured. St. John’s 17,955 644 563 1207 1210 1623 2833 St. Philip’s 10,881 116 46 162 62 99 161 St. George’s 6000 56 35 91 24 44 68 St. Mary’s 14,190 81 43 124 65 94 159 St. Peter’s 8310 100 37 137 53 65 118 St. Paul’s 11,941 142 117 259 292 435 727 69,277 1139 841 1980 1706 2360 4066 Number of negroes in six parishes, 30,985. No census has been taken since 1821, but the population now may be estimated at about the same. The greatest bulk is employed in agriculture; the manufacture is sugar, rum, and molasses. The island is supposed to contain 69,299 miles, or 108 square miles, consequently the average population is estimated to the square mile in this island to be about 343. ------