Prevent Mail auto startup

How do I prevent "Mail", the Maverick system's email program, from auto opening, as soon as I get Mavericks up and running? I can't find anything relating to it in the system's startup menu.
Been like it ever since I first upgraded my mini to run Mavericks. And I've not implemented anything to make it do this. I'm worried that the same thing will happen when I upgrade my MacBook to Mavericks, too.
Cheers,
Wireoffcut.

Maybe this is what you mean by "the system's startup menu" but I thought I'd give this a shot. It's the setting in the System Preferences > Users & Groups window.

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