(1) The population of the Parish of Panbride, and in the Parish of Tealing, has decreased from the enlargement of farms. (2) A large spinning-mill has been established at Ruthven. (5) An increase of population is alleged and accounted for on the Tannadice Return, so that the boundary of the Parish may have been altered, unless there be a mistake of 1310 instead of 1510 persons in 1811. (1) The Pa rish of St. Vigeans is adjacent to the Town of Arbroath, and partakes in the prosperity of the sail-cloth

and linen manufactures.

The Total Number of Persons in the Shire of Forfar was 115,130; and the Number of Persona whose Ages were returned was 75,847: whence it appears, that the Ages of above one-third part of the Persons therein enumerated have not been obtained in compliance with the question to that effect. The Total Number of Enumeration Returns received from the Shire of Forfar was 56, five of which did not contain any answer to the question concerning Ages, and are thus marked (+): a small propor tion of the Returns of Ages were somewhat deficient, or redundant-or incorrect in the respective Numbers of Males and Females.

(1) A cotton factory has been established at Dunbar, and caused an influx of inhabitants. (2) Fala Parish is mostly in Edinburghshire. The entire Parish contains 405 inhabitants.

(1) The Return of Moreham Parish includes Beech-hill, Mainshill and Crossgatehall, Morehammains, Moreham-bank, Moreham and Loanhead, West-Moreham, Northrigg and Coldale, Renton-hall and Haggs, and Sandingstone. (2) Oldhamstocks Parish is partly in Berwickshire. The entire Parish contains 725 inhabitants. (3) Lime-works have been established at Salton.

The Total Number of Persons in the Shire of Haddington was 35,127; and the Number of Persons whose Ages were returned was 34,989: whence it appears, that the Ages of nearly all the Persons therein enumerated have been obtained in compliance with the question to that effect.

The Total Number of Enumeration Returns received from the Shire of Haddington was 25, one of which did not contain any answer to the question concerning Ages, and is thus marked (+): a remarkably small proportion of the Returns of Ages were somewhat deficient, or redundant-or incorrect in the respective Numbers of Males and Females.

(1) Abernethy Parish is mostly in the Shire of Elgin. The entire Parish contains 1968 inhabitants. (2) One male in Ardeseir Parish upwards of 100 years of age. (3) Ardnamurchin Parish is mostly in Argyllshire. The entire Parish contains 5122 inhabitants. (4) The population of the Parish of Barra has increased considerably (378), notwithstanding the emigration of 350 persons to Nova Scotia. (5) The increase of population in the Parish of Boleskine is partly attributable to the Caledonian Canal. (6) In the Parish of Bracadale are no uninhabited houses, the proprietors destroying their cottages, and disposing of the timber at quitting them. (7) Calder Parish is mostly in the Shire of Nairn. The entire Parish contains 1120 inhabitants.

(1) Cromdale Parish is partly in Elginshire. The entire Parish contains 2897 inhabitants. (5) Cray Parish is partly in the Shire of Nairn. The entire Parish contains 1558 inhabitants. (5) Emigration is said to have prevailed in the Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity. (4) The sublivision of farins, and the public works in progress, are assigned as causes of increased population in the Parish of Durinish. One male and three females upwards of 100 years of age in this Parish. (5) Duthel Parish is mostly in Elginshire. The entire Parish contains 1750 inhabitants. (6) Glenelg Parish is composed of the Dis tricts of Glenelg, Knowdart, and Morar, otherwise Morror. One female in this Parish upwards of 100 years of age. The population has increased, although 1589 persons are known to have eruigrated. (7) Kilmallie Parish is partly in Argyllshire. The entire Parish contains 5527 inhabitants FortWilliam and Maryburgh are in Kilmallic Parish. (8) One male in Kilmamyaig Parish upwards of 100 years of age. (9) Two females upwards of 100 years of age in Kiltarlity Parish. (10) Kincardine Parish is mostly in Ross-shire, where the whole is entered. (11) The united Parishes of Moy and Dalrossie are partly in the Shire of Nairn. The entire Parish contains 1552 inhabitants. (12) Two males and four females upwards of 100 years of age in Portree Parish. (15) One female in Sleat Parish upwards of 100 years of age. (14) The Parish of Small-Isles is mostly in Argyllshire. The entire Parish contam 1620 inhabitants. (15) Three females in Strath Parish upwards of 100 years of age. The sullivision of farins into small lots appear to prevail in this Parish, and generally in the Isle of Skye, (16) De male and two females in South-Uist Parish upwards of 100 years of age. (17) The entire Parish of Urquhart contains 2780 inhabitants. (18) Urray Parish is mostly in Ross-shire, where the whole is

Cutered.

The Total Number of Persons in the Shire of Kincardine was 29,118; and the Number of Persons whose Ages were returned was 27,545: whence it appears, that the Ages of one-nineteenth part of the Persons therein enumerated have not been obtained in compliance with the question to that effect. The Number of Enumeration Returns received from the Shire of Kincardine was 21, one of which did not contain any answer to the question concerning Ages, and is thus marked (+).

(1) Arngask Parish is partly in Fifeshire, Cupar District, partly in Perthshire. The entire Parish contains 680 inhabitants. (2) Forgandenny Parish is mostly in Perthshire. The entire Parish contains 913 inhabitants. (3) Fossoway Parish is mostly in Perthshire. The entire Parish contains 1344 inhabitants.

The Total Number of Persons in the Shire of Kinross was 7762; and the Number of Persons whose Ages were returned was 7761; whence it appears, that the Ages of all the Persons therein enumerated have been obtained in compliance with the question to that effect.

The Number of Enumeration Returns received from the Shire of Kinross was 7, every one of which contained answers to the question concerning the Ages of Persons.