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Amid fears of war with Great Britain over the Chesapeake attack, a statement provides population figures for British provinces in Canada: Upper Canada 20,000; Lower Canada 130,000; Cape Breton Island 1,000; New Brunswick and Nova Scotia 35,000; St. John's Island 5,000; Newfoundland 7,000; New Britain unknown. Source: Carlisle Reg.
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Great Britain claims all the country inhabited by Europeans lying north and east of the United States, except Greenland, which belongs to Denmark. The following are the population of the British provinces—Upper Canada 20,000—Lower Canada 130,000, that is Kingston, Detroit, Niagara, Quebeck, Montreal Cape Breton Island 1000—New-Brunswick, Nova Scotia 35,000—Towns, Sidney, Louisburgh, Fredericktown, Halifax, St. John's Island, 5000—Charlotte Town, New-Foundland 7000—Placentia, St. John's and New-Britain, not known.—Carlisle Reg.
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Statement of population in British provinces: Upper Canada 20,000; Lower Canada 130,000 (including Kingston, Detroit, Niagara, Quebeck, Montreal); Cape Breton Island 1,000; New-Brunswick and Nova Scotia 35,000 (towns: Sidney, Louisburgh, Fredericktown, Halifax); St. John's Island 5,000 (Charlotte Town); New-Foundland 7,000 (Placentia, St. John's); New-Britain not known. Provided in context of potential rupture with Great Britain over Chesapeake attack.