or 17,000 less than the 696,000 of London alone.
2. That the people of the two English cities and emporiums—viz., of London, 696,000, and Bristol, 48,000—do make 744,000, or more than
| In Paris | 488,000 |
| Amsterdam | 187,090 |
| Rouen | 66,000 |
| Being in all | 741,000 |
3. That the same two English cities seem equivalent
| To Paris, which hath | 488,000 souls. |
| Rouen | 66,000 |
| Lyons | 100,000 |
| Toulouse | 90,000 |
| In all | 744,000 |
If there be any error in these conjectures concerning these cities of France, we hope they will be mended by those whom we hear to be now at work upon that matter.
4. That the King of England’s three cities, viz.:
King’sCities | Exceed | ||
London | 696,000 | Paris | 488,000 |
Dublin | 69,000 | Amsterdam | 187,000 |
Bristol | 48,000 | Venice | 134,000 |
In all | 813,000 | Being but | 809,000 |
5. That of the four great emporiums, London, Amsterdam, Venice, and Rouen, London alone is near double to the other three, viz., above 7 to 4.
Amsterdam | 187,000 |
| |
Venice | 134,000 |
| |
Rouen | 66,000 | 387,000 |
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| × 2 |
| |
| 774,000 | London 696,000 | |