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A. D. 1802.
YEAR OF GEORGE III. 42 & 43.
PARLIAMENT 6 & 1.
Articles of the Treaty of Amiens. - Buonaparte declared President of
the Cisalpine Republic.
Parliament.
Annexations of France.
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Mr. Abbott elected Speaker. Civil List Debts provided for.
Claim of the Prince of Wales on the Revenues of the Duchy of
Cornwall: Debates on the Subject. The Budget. Debates on the
Conditions of Peace. New Militia Bill.
Parliament dissolved.
Fate of Toussaint.
Tunis
Proceedings of the French at St. Domingo.
-Guadaloupe reduced, and the Slave Trade re-established.
awed by a French Fleet. Concordat between France and the Pope.
-Decree of Amnesty to Emigrants. Buonaparte declared Consul
for Life, with Liberty to nominate a Successor. Disturbances in
Switzerland. Interference of the French. Legion of Honour in-
stituted in France. New Constitution. · Piedmont annexed to
France. German Indemnities settled. Osnaburg united to Han-
over.-The Property of the Knights of Malta in Spain annexed to
the Royal Domains. Insurrections of the Blacks in the West Indies,
Meeting of the new Parliament. King's Speech. Indications
of a Renewal of Hostilities. Despard's Conspiracy against the
Government
Continuation of Bank-payment Restriction. Measures for relieving the
pecuniary Embarrassments of the Prince of Wales.
to Parliament for Preparation against Hostilities. - Militia called
Ambassadors of France and England recalled.
both Sides.
Embargo laid on French and Dutch Ships.
ings on the Subject of War.
Hague.
Reprisals granted against the French Shipping, and an
Parliamentary proceed-
English Minister recalled from the
Bill for an Army of Reserve. Property Tax voted.
Grant to the Prince of Orange.
Murder of Lord Kilwarden.
Insurrection at Dublin, and
English in France made Prisoners of
Operations of the French in Italy and Hanover.
tions for the Invasion of England. Volunteer Associations re-
newed. British Successes in the West Indies. French expelled
from St. Domingo. War in India against the Mahratta Chiefs. -
Its Successes and favourable Termination. -Louisiana sold by the
French to the United States. Parliament re-assembled.
and Acts passed
Slave Trade.
A. D. 1804.
YEAR OF GEORGE III. 44 & 45.
and King's Speech.
PARLIAMENT 2 & 3.
Death
Return of the King's Malady. - Bill respecting the Volunteers.
Irish Militia. Mr. Pitt's Conduct towards the Ministry.
Budget. Mr. Addington resigns, and Mr. Pitt occupies his
Place. New Ministry. Motion carried for a Committee on the
Additional Force Bill. Parliament prorogued,
Goree taken by the French. Attack on an
East India Fleet by Linois repulsed. — Surinam taken. Failure
of the Catamaran Expedition. - Capture of Spanish Frigates off
Cadiz. - Conspiracy against the Government in France.
of Pichegru and Exile of Moreau. Seizure and Execution of the
Duke D'Enghein. Complaints against British Envoys. Buona-
parte elected Emperor of France. Disputes between Russia and
Sweden, and the French Government. Sir G. Rumbold seized by
the French. Convention between Genoa and France. Coronation
of Buonaparte. - Dessalines proclaimed Emperor of Hayti. — Dif-
ference between Spain and the United States respecting Louisiana.
War in the East Indies against Holkar. War declared by
Spain against England. Pestilential Disease at Gibraltar Page 145
Mr. Addington taken into the Pitt Ministry. - King's Speech. - Mo-
tion for continuing the Suspension of the Habeas Corpus in Ireland.
-Discussion respecting the Rupture with Spain. - Budget. Slave-
trade Abolition Bill rejected. Charge against Lord Melville: his
Resignation and Impeachment.-Petition from the Roman Catholics
of Ireland for Relief from their civil Disabilities rejected.— Grant
of Money for the Purpose of making Continental Connexions. - Let-
ter to the King from the French Emperor, and Answer. Further
Preparations for Invasion and Defence. Attempts of the French in
the West Indies. Buonaparte crowned King of Italy. - Genoa an-
nexed to France. New Batavian Constitution. Treaty between
Napoleon advances to attack
the Austrians. Capitulation of General Mack, and Loss of almost
the whole Austrian Army. - French enter Vienna.
Italy, and Austrians expelled.
Battle of Austerlitz, or of the three
Emperors.
Retreat
of the Emperor Alexander. Treaty of Neutrality between France
and Naples.
The combined French and Spanish Fleet sails to the
West Indies, and is followed by Lord Nelson.
leneuve's Action with Sir Robert Calder.
falgar, and Death of Nelson. Termination of the War in the East
Indies against Holkar. Treaty of Presburg between France and
Austria. Treaty between France and Prussia. Resignation of
Lord Sidmouth (Addington), and the Earl of Buckinghamshire. —
Illness of Mr. Pitt.- Duke of Gloucester dies
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A.D. 1806.
YEAR OF GEORGE III. 46 & 47.
PARLIAMENT 4 & 1.
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Page 160
Budget.
Free
Bill for
King's Speech. Death of Mr. Pitt, and honours paid to his Memory.
Entire Change of Ministry.· Mr. Windham's Plan of recruiting
the Army for limited Service. Militia Bill.
Interchange of Corn between Great Britain and Ireland.
Intercourse between America and the West India Islands. Pro-
gressive Measures to the final Abolition of the Slave Trade. Trial
and acquittal of Lord Melville. Conquest of the Kingdom of
Naples by the French, and Elevation of Joseph Buonaparte to its
Throne. Attempt for its Recovery, and Victory at Maida.-
Insurrection against the French finally suppressed. - Events on the
Coast of Dalmatia. Hanover occupied by Prussia, and consequent
Difference between the latter and England. Negotiation for Peace
between Great Britain and France finally unsuccessful. The same
between Russia and France. - Napoleon's Plans of Aggrandise-
ment in Germany. - Confederation of the Rhine established, of which
he was declared the Protector. The Emperor of Austria obliged to
resign his Office as Emperor of Germany. Prussia prepares for
War with France. Napoleon joins his Army.- Battle of Jena
or Auerstadt, followed by total Conquest of the Prussian Territory
west of the Oder. Treaty between France and Saxony. Elector
of Hesse expelled from his Dominions by the French, and Hanover
occupied. Hamburgh occupied by them. - Napoleon's Berlin Decree
against British Commerce. Campaign of the French beyond the
Oder. Napoleon at Warsaw. The republic of the Seven United
Provinces changed into a Monarchy, and Louis Buonaparte declared
King. Elevation of the other Branches and Connections of the
Family. State of Spain and Portugal. Capture of French Ships
by Sir J. Duckworth. Other Naval Successes.
Colony of the
Cape of Good Hope conquered. Sir Home Popham's Expedition
to the Rio de la Plata. · Buenos Ayres taken by General Beresford,
and afterwards recovered. Hayti. Conference for adjusting
the Differences between England and America. East Indies:
Mutiny at Vellore. Shipping destroyed in the Harbour of Batavia.
War renewed between the Russians and Turks through the Intrigues
of France. - Death of Mr. Fox. Alterations in the Ministry.
Parliament dissolved, and a
Speech
A. D. 1807.
YEAR OF GEORGE III. 47 & 48.
PARLIAMENT 1 & 1.
Discussion on the late Negotiation with France. Lord Henry Petty's
Plan of Finance. Bill passed for the final Abolition of the Slave
Trade. Lord Howick's Motion for a Bill to permit Persons to
serve in the Army and Navy without a religious Test. The Motion
dropt and a Change in the Administration. Its Causes stated.·
New Ministry.- Debate on granting the Duchy of Lancaster for
Life.--Motions against the Ministers defeated. - Parliament pro-
rogued, and remarkable Speech from the Throne.-General Election.-
"No Popery" cry renewed. Address to the Public from the English
Catholics. Campaign between the French and Russians in Poland.
· Arm-
Battle of Eylau.- Dantzic surrendered to the French.
istice etween the latter and the Swedes. Battles of Heilsberg
and Friedland. — Armistice followed by the Treaty of Tilsit between
the Russians and Prussians and the French.· Success of the French
against the Swedes. Stralsund and Rugen taken. Hostilities be-
tween England and the Ottoman Porte.. - British Fleet passes the
Dardanelles. Its Operations and Return.- Expedition against
Alexandria under General Frazer. Its Incidents and final Result.
· Capture of Curaçao.· Montevideo carried by storm under Sir
S. Auchmuty. - General Whitelocke's Failure at Buenos Ayres. —
New Parliament assembled. Royal Speech. Bills for augmenting
the Army. Bill for the suppression of Insurrections in Ireland.
Parliament prorogued. British Order of Council in Opposition to
Buonaparte's Berlin Decree. Condition of Denmark.
Expedition sent from England to Copenhagen.-Demand of sur-
rendering the Danish Fleet refused. Bombardment of Copenhagen,
and the Fleet given up. - Its Consequences. Heligoland taken.
Affairs of the Court of Spain. - French take Possession of Portugal,
the Prince Regent of which sails to Brazil.
land and America. Rencontre of the ships
Embargo laid in the United States.
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East Indies. Capture of the
King's Speech.-Debates on the Transactions at Copenhagen.. Dis-
cussion of the Orders in Council. Budget. Clause in the Mutiny
Act permitting Enlistment for Life.Local Militia. - Bill against
the Grant of Offices in Reversion. Bills altering the Punishment
of stealing from the Person; and for the better Administration of
Justice in Scotland.· Bill prohibiting Distillation from Grain.
·Events at Cadiz.
Sur-
Actions in Valencia and
Affairs of Spain. Insurrection at Madrid, and Abdication of the
King in favour of his Son. The Royal Family go to Bayonne, where
the Father and Son transfer all their Rights to Napoleon. Bloody
Conflict at Madrid between the Inhabitants and the French Troops.
The Crown of Spain bestowed on Joseph Buonaparte.
General In-
surrection of the Spanish Nation against the French. Its Cause
adopted by Great Britain and Portugal.
render of the French General Dupont.
Arragon.-- Campaign in Portugal. - Convention of Cintra.- Re-
volt of Spanish Troops in Denmark. Spanish Supreme Junta in-
stalled. Conference between Napoleon and the Emperor Alexander
at Erfurt.-Napoleon enters Spain with a great Army.
Successes. Sir J. Moore's Advance and Retreat. Finland invaded
by the Russians, and War between them and the Swedes.-
and Convention. Further Annexations to France. The Papal
Territories, and other Districts annexed to the Kingdom of Italy. -
General System of Education in France. Murat declared King of
Naples. Revolutions in Turkey. Naval Transactions. Failure
of a Negotiation between England and the American States, and
Continuance of the Embargo.. Death of the King of Denmark.
French Royal Family take Refuge in England
A. D. 1809.
YEAR OF GEORGE III. 49 & 50.
King's Speech, and Debates. Mr. Wardle's Charge against the Duke
of York as Commander-in-Chief and subsequent Proceedings.- Bill
to prevent the Sale of Offices. — Enquiry into corrupt Practices in the
Appointment of East India Writers; and its Results.
Bill to pre-
vent Bribery in Elections to Parliament.
March of Napoleon into Germany. - Battles of Abersberg and Eck-
muhl. His advance to Vienna. Sanguinary Actions on the Da-
nube. – Insurrection against the French in the North of Germany.
Occurrences in Italy. French cross the Danube and defeat the
Austrians at Wagram. - Armistice. — Insurrection of the Tyrolese.
Peace between France and Austria. Revolution in Sweden, and
Deposition of the King.- Peace between Sweden and the Powers in
Hostility with it.
· Expedition to Calabria by Sir John Stuart.
Grand Expedition fitted out to the Scheldt. Flushing taken. Dis-
astrous Termination of the Enterprize. Peace between England and
the Porte.-Cayenne surrendered. Reduction of Martinico.
Success against a French Fleet near Rochelle.· City of St. Domingo
surrendered. Senegal taken. Zante and the neighbouring Islands
yielded to a British Force. French Convoy destroyed near Rosas.