Enclosure 1 in No. 7.
CENSUS of Singapore and its Dependencies, taken under Orders of Government in the months of November and December 1849. TABLE I.—Exhibiting the Local Distributions of the Inhabitants, with their various Nations.
Town.
Country.
Islands.
Rivers.
Total.
38
EMIGRATION FROM CHINA TO THE WEST INDIES.
NATICES.
Europeans Eurasians -
145
287
Armenians
Arabs
Ballinese
Hoyanese
Bugis
30
7
81
-
8
289
·
42+
Caffrees
1
Chinese
Javanese
Jews
14
Malays
1,084 1,020
Natives of India 3,704
Parsees
Siamese
13
Total
Cochin Chinese
12,059 1,251
483
! ! đនិធឪ ! និស≡ z4、ដ្ឋ២Females.
· ́ ̧1185-85% Boya
1 | 9→ ខ្ល ! គឺរ ដ ២៩ w ទី៩ Girls,
264
157
159 870
50
199
2
19
11
394
420
62
23
518
437
85-985
S
66614,779
11,915
G
80
975
498
2
483
436
r
20
2
38H
2,975
2,374 2,010 1,089
237
4,873
13
753
10
-111Females..
Boys.
Girls.
Total.
41
5
393
200
ཡ –『ནྡྷ 1 ༄།།
96
19
52
88
23
20
120
2
2 429
232 222
1,284
155 91 48
137 106 12,358 217
8
27
49
50
674
2
896
10
926 6,429 655 639 393 395 2,076 35
! ༔དྡཱ་ |g! །,,,,
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1122
Males.
Females.
Boys.
1 Girls.
Total.
Males.
Females.
Boys.
Girls.
Total.
198
304
284
30
82
54
703
337
100
100
1,116 529
I
244
605
607 24,790 | 1,460
6
981
$80
16
427 121 107 71
726
480
4
45
492
4,997
Males.
Females.
€58' $78. Boys.
Grand
Total.
74
45
360
166
922
B
50
36
194
22
149
13
763
288
2,269
2
-
9.59
779 27,988
8
8
27
190 1,649
1
22
4,5405,81420721,780 12,206
561 486 277
6,261
29
23
*
4
}
5
18,610 9,521 |2,150 || 1,695 | 25,916 16,5322,855 1,6071,395 22,389 1,027 732 453 445|2,657 || 1,616 125 112 76 1,929 37,785 7,293 4,322 9,55152,891
Singapore, 23 January 1850.
Military and followers
609
Continental Convicts
1,426
Local Convicts
122
Persons living on board of vessels and boats in the rivers Omitted through change or obscurity of residence
1,548
2,995
1,000
Grand Total
59,049
(Signed)
Lowis S. JACKSON, Assistant Resident.
Enclosure in No. 7.
CENSUS of Singaporo and its Dependencies, taken under Orders of Government in the months of November and December 1849. TABLE-II-Showing the Classification of the Adult Inhabitants into Professions or Callings as well as the Religions, as far as they could be ascertained.
Religion.
EMIGRATION FROM CHINA TO THE WEST INDIES.
39
Profession or Calling.
NATIONS.
Merchants
and Mechanics. Clerks.
Agri-
culturists.
Miscella-
Labourers. Servants.
Total.
Christians. Jews.
neous.
Par-
sees.
medans.
Mahio- Hindoos. Buddhists.
Total.
Europeans
40
Eurasians
52
Armenians
3
Arabs
9
*མག;
14
10
12
14
3
Balines
3
45
Boyanese
10 Bugis
Caffries
310
303
2 82
89
242
308
102
གྲཱསྟྲ ༔ སྡུ ཿབླློ་
191
198
$58
124
304
921
2
1
360
922
2+
SO
50
50
13
60
82
194
194
3
1
54
+
145
149
21
69
703
8
469
I
1,116
1
763
2,269
769
1,269
3
Chinese
98
2,322
8,426
Cochin Chinese
Javanese
136
336
Jews
5
-
Malays
S
236
450
Natives of India
181
255
Parsecs
7
Siamese
8 , ཙྪ ,ནྡྷཡྻུཾ,,
8,303
335
5,306
24,790
497
6
6
6
27,495
27
27,988
27
356
2,757
1,956
6ཡཥྞཱ ཌ༔
ཿ ཤྩ ༔
116
981
1,648
1,649
5
6
16
22
22
༣༽
961
733
4,540
1
12,20.5
12,206
415
2,113
4,997
39
4,915
1,307
6,261
11
5
23
23
23
4
4
5
Total
231
2,996
10,088
19,991
1,3:0
9,156
97,785
1,861
22
23
22,007
1,452
27,526
42,891
Singapore, 23 January 1850.
(Signed)
Lowis S. JACKSON, Assistant Resident.
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