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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 08, 1792
Page
1
This Day edition advertises books and notes on the insurrection at St. Domingo begun in August 1791 with translations and authentic papers. It lists naval architecture society papers and collections, plus various European Magazine works and volumes available at Cornhill.
Public notice announces sale ready for sale of East India Sugar and related products. Benjamin Travers Sugar Refiner, Smith and Leaper vow no adulteration and support freedom against slavery. Shopkeepers nationwide may be supplied in any quantity.
J Wenham, stock broker at No 11 Poultry London, disavows any link to Nos 57 Cornhill and warns the public after a King's Bench verdict enforcing penalties on policy dealing. He notes prize schemes valued up to 28, cod or more, urges avoidance of tickets and shares due to purchase risk and rent payment concerns. He lists share prices and promises full prize value and exact numerical registers at his office.
The court weighs a rule to quash a Certiorari in the King vs Essex Justices case and hears a conspiracy claim involving Dodds and Betts. Arguments cover fraud, double jeopardy, and public justice, with Kenyon urging viva voce testimony over affidavits.
The Duke of Orleans presents a full official plan for debt liquidation with creditors. It outlines council composition, administration of property, written deliberations, consent requirements, and steps for selling real estate to pay debts while preserving creditor rights. Names of creditors and meeting details at Palais Royal are listed.
Reports from YORK and PLYMOUTH detail William HoTHam chosen Alderman in the guildhall and Ireland Lord Mayor for the year, with a civic dinner. A Plymouth meeting chaired by William Exmorpe petitions Parliament to abolish the African Slave Trade, urging a short, simple petition and urging inquiry into sugar prices.
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