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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 18, 1792

Page

4

Royal Prohibition on Slave Importation to Danish West Indies

A royal Danish decree from Christianborg declares a ban on the importation of enslaved Africans to the West Indies after 1796, outlining strict prohibitions on bringing negroes by ship, establishing gender quotas, tax rules, and penalties, with enforcement details and a date of effect in 1793. The document emphasizes duties of governors and council, limits on sales, and a prohibition stretch through 1802, aiming to regulate the slave trade across Danish territories.

Ging Denmark Norwaysé Guinea Dur Wez Wisp Rangers New 5 Swat Africa India Atld Negrasss Porisa Géretal Christianborg Copenhagen

House of Commons Seats for Committees and State of Affairs

The report outlines committee selections on electoral questions including Steyning, and the Bankers Estates, Alehowse Licence, Southampton Poor, and Horns rower bills. It notes royal visit rumors to Weymouth, the death of Right Reverend Curts Torugr Wilson, and varied European politics. also mentions military reviews, naval incidents, and societal anecdotes from London.

House OF Commons Steyning Bankers’ Estates Alehowse Southampton Poor Horns Rower Billsso the Consolidated Fund Weymouth Davies-street Berkeley Square Curts Torugr. Wilson Lord Bisnord Buistor Se, Paul's Restor Barnes Surrey Upie Wiuson Bristol Goves Paris Howcary Katwitz Scovernougat Mo Hert Everi

Fractured wagon misfortune and town crimes amid storms

A coroner's inquest details a poor man’s death after a wagon mishap and a clergyman's attempt for justice. In York an April thunderstorm sees a ball of fire damage a chimney near Acomb and injure a servant. Coventry and Leeds reports cover forged notes, bank fraud, and multiple trials.

Roe York Acomb Henry ‘Clarke Che ‘Keathik Avery Coventry Earl OF

Fire damages estimated at 30000 in town blaze

A fragmentary report notes a town fire causing damages estimated around 30000. No lives are reported hurt, and authorities have not confirmed any fatalities. The article text is garbled but indicates a significant property loss with no confirmed injuries.

Fragmentary OCR Note From Glasgow Area

A garbled fragment from a Glasgow area note references days of warning and a dam jagged text about a dame and various unreadable terms. The readable parts provide no clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond Glasgow.

George Cooke and The Vincent Eades Papers Record

Fragmentary OCR text references Henry Rattray and George Cooke with notes on papers and a Vincent Eades collection. The readable items suggest a discussion of authorship or publication of a George series or chant, with uncertain context and scattered titles.

Henry Rattray Ensratier George Vincent Eades Cooke I Thord

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