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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 13, 1790

Page

10

Jamaica slave trade debate cited in Jamaica paper copy

London reports on Jamaica planters opposing British abolition moves. A Jamaica document argues only Jamaica Assembly and the King can regulate its trade, while residents pledge resistance to any abolition of the slave trade. The authenticity of the paper is disputed.

Galesigne Liverpool Nembes Oliver Cromwell Africa Jamaica Britsin Pitt Gascoigne Aste Pricer Piccadilly Forster

Turbulent European negotiations and senatorial reflections

Fragmentary dispatches describe tensions between empires with talk of surrender of Wallachia and Moldavia to crown a prince’s monarchy, the possibility of reestablishing Sweden’s 1772 constitution, and Mont Maillard’s donation to the French Assembly. War chatter, travel notices, and civic news fill the page alongside local elections and public health notes.

Wallachia Moldavia Pocemkins Sweden P Cemkin Larson d’Albini Germany National Assembly Mont. Maillard Lemen

France King’s ministers calm amid Paris dispute

Fragmentary notes from Paris in February describe the king’s ministers attempting to calm tensions over political matters. The text is garbled but indicates official efforts to maintain order as events unfold in the French capital.

Emperors Letters to Pope and Stockholm Treaty News

Reports say the Emperor sent ten letters to the Pope about the Netherlands and potential shifts in allegiance. An edict to expel all strangers is planned in Rome, targeting French agents. M D Alerberg arrives from Stockholm with ratification of the Sweden‑Parte treaty as Antwerp’s citadel surrenders to Patriots amid rumors of the Emperor’s grave illness.

Netherlands Fee Idems Rome M. D’alerberg Stockholm Sweden Parte

Court upholds arrest for selling Lottery Policies

Horatio Shergold was arrested for selling illegal lottery policies and bail was set for his appearance. The Court of King's Bench ruled the arrest valid despite the misnaming, deciding the offender is the violator regardless of alias and that the bail remains in force.

Horatio Shergold Court of King’s Bench

Law Intelligence Court of King Bench describes defamation suit

In Avon Nortincsam Fridhy Br Echine thawed caste. Mr Chambre aids information on warrants sought. Ashton v Walford defamation case features testimony on a midwife affair with Dr Harris, Lord Kenyon delivering a charge on grounds for action and damages, plus lottery notices and prize shares.

Fridhy Echine Chambre Corora Heywood E.shine England Lord Kenyon Smith de Tracutes Cort Ms Ashton Ann Hayes Thron Kenyon Kng Wade Walford

Lawyer's Verdict Sets Damages At Sixty Pounds

The jury awarded sixty pounds damages after a trial described as addressing injuries to a plaintiff's character. The court notes mercy in the verdict and discusses avoiding heavy burdens on the defendant amid careful deliberation.

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