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Events from the year
1813 in the United Kingdom
.
Incumbents
Monarch
–
George III
Regent
–
George, Prince Regent
Prime Minister
–
Robert Jenkinson, 2nd Earl of Liverpool
(
Tory
)
Foreign Secretary
–
Robert Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh
Home Secretary
–
Lord Sidmouth
Events
16 January – 14
Luddites
hanged at
York
.
24 January – The
Philharmonic Society of London
is formed, holding its first concert on 8 March.
1 June –
War of 1812
:
Capture of USS
Chesapeake
in
Boston Harbor
by British
Royal Navy
frigate
HMS
Shannon
(1806)
.
[
1
]
6 June – War of 1812:
Battle of Stoney Creek
– a British force of 700 under
John Vincent
defeat an American force three times its size under
William Winder
and
John Chandler
.
21 June –
Peninsular War
:
Battle of Vitoria
– a British, Spanish, and
Portuguese
force of 78,000 with 96 guns under
Wellington
defeats a French force of 58,000 with 153 guns under
Joseph Bonaparte
to end the Peninsular War.
1 July – Indian trade monopoly of the
British East India Company
abolished.
[
1
]
5 July – War of 1812: three weeks of British raids on
Fort Schlosser
,
Black Rock
and
Plattsburgh, New York
begin.
21 July –
Doctrine of the Trinity Act
provides toleration for
Unitarian
worship.
September –
Robert Southey
becomes
Poet Laureate
.
10 September – War of 1812:
Oliver Hazard Perry
defeats a British fleet in the
Battle of Lake Erie
.
[
2
]
5 October – War of 1812:
William Henry Harrison
defeats the British at the
Battle of the Thames
in
Upper Canada
; native leader
Tecumseh
is killed in battle.
7 October – Peninsular War: British troops enter France.
[
1
]
13 October –
Cape of Good Hope
becomes a British colony.
[
1
]
21 October –
Nelson Monument, Liverpool
unveiled.
12 December –
Charlotte, Princess of Wales
agrees to marry
William, Prince of Orange
. A
dynastic match
intended to strengthen ties with the
Netherlands
which had recently risen up against French rule
25 December –
William Debenham
joins Thomas Clark in a partnership to manage a
draper
's store in London, origin of the
Debenhams
business which will run department stores until 2020.
27 December–3 January 1814 – A thick fog blankets London causing the
Prince Regent
to turn back from a trip to
Hatfield House
and a mail coach to take 7 hours to reach
Uxbridge
on its way to
Birmingham
.
[
3
]
29 December – War of 1812: British soldiers burn
Buffalo, New York
.
31 December
The foreign secretary,
Lord Castlereagh
, is sent to Germany with full powers to give assistance to the allies.
Westminster Bridge
in London is illuminated by
gas lighting
provided by the
Gas Light and Coke Company
from the world's first public
gasworks
nearby.
[
4
]
Ongoing
Napoleonic Wars
, 1803–1815
Peninsular War
, 1808–1814
Undated
Last striking of
guinea coins
, to pay
Wellington
's army in the
Pyrenees
.
The early
steam locomotive
Puffing Billy
introduced at
Wylam
colliery,
County Durham
.
[
1
]
Society of Antiquaries of
Newcastle upon Tyne
established.
Charles Waterton
begins the process of turning his estate at
Walton Hall, West Yorkshire
, into what is, in effect, the world's first
nature reserve
.
[
5
]
Publications
28 January –
Jane Austen
's novel
Pride and Prejudice
.
[
6
]
Percy Bysshe Shelley
's poem
Queen Mab
.
Robert Owen
's
A New View of Society: Essays on the Formation of Human Character
.
Sarah Elizabeth Utterson
's anthology
Tales of the Dead
.
Births
4 January –
Isaac Pitman
, inventor of
Pitman Shorthand
(died 1897)
19 January –
Henry Bessemer
, metallurgist (died 1898)
15 March –
John Snow
, physician, pioneer epidemiologist (died 1858)
19 March –
David Livingstone
, Scottish missionary explorer (died 1873)
17 April –
Mary Peters
, née Bowley, hymn writer (died 1856)
21 May –
Robert Murray M'Cheyne
, Scottish clergyman (died 1843)
21 June –
William Edmondstoune Aytoun
, Scottish poet and academic (died 1865)
17 September –
John Jabez Edwin Mayall
, photographer (died 1901)
19 December –
Thomas Andrews
, chemist (died 1885)
29 December –
Alexander Parkes
, chemist (died 1890)
Frederick Scott Archer
, sculptor and pioneer photographer (died 1857)
Deaths
17 June –
Charles Middleton, 1st Baron Barham
, sailor and politician (born 1726)
6 July –
Granville Sharp
, abolitionist (born 1735)
11 August
John Price
, Welsh librarian (born 1735)
Henry James Pye
, poetaster, Poet Laureate (born 1745)
23 August –
Alexander Wilson
, Scottish-born ornithologist (born 1766)
4 September –
James Wyatt
, architect (born 1746)
10 November –
Francis Fane of Spettisbury
, MP (born 1752)
17? November –
William Franklin
, last colonial governor of New Jersey (born 1730 in British North America)
References
^
a
b
c
d
e
Palmer, Alan; Palmer, Veronica (1992).
The Chronology of British History
. London: Century Ltd. pp. 246–247.
ISBN
0-7126-5616-2
.
^
The Hutchinson Factfinder
. Helicon. 1999. p. 483.
ISBN
1-85986-000-1
.
^
Weinreb, Ben; Hibbert, Christopher (1995).
The London Encyclopaedia
. Macmillan.
ISBN
0-333-57688-8
.
^
"Gas Light and Coke Co"
.
Grace's Guide
. 16 May 2014
. Retrieved
20 May
2014
.
^
Blackburn, Julia
(1989).
Charles Waterton, 1782–1865: traveller and conservationist
. London: The Bodley Head. pp. 52–9.
ISBN
0-370-31248-1
.
^
"Icons, a portrait of England 1800–1820"
. Archived from
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on 17 October 2007
. Retrieved
11 September
2007
.
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