1790
1790: The Western province, which served as the administrative center of the colony, contained 12,798 white inhabitants and 192,961 enslaved people.
1790: The Western province, which served as the administrative center of the colony, contained 12,798 white inhabitants and 192,961 enslaved people. Its capital, Port-au-Prince, remained in a partially ruined state after a devastating earthquake in 1770 and was noted for its unhealthy, marshy climate.
Source · p. 132
Edwards, Historical Survey, 132