1793
This page relates to the year 1793 Gregorian Calendrier.
The year 1793 is one year of the Christian era, 2nd with being described as vulgar era.
By decree of the 4 Frimaire year II (November 24th 1793), the “vulgar era” is abolished for the civil uses and this decree defines on September 22nd, 1792 as being the first day of the “era of the French”. The first year starting with year I, thus a year ago 0.
Events
Africa
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the island of the Meeting takes its current name.
- : 13830 Europeans and: 16767 slaves live with the Cape.
- Exploration of Watt and Winterbottom in Guinea and in the Top Niger.
- Epidemic of Plague to the the Maghreb.
Americas
North America
- January 27th: Jean Basset presents to the national Convention of Paris a report in favor of a reconquest of the Canada.
- Of the rumors in Canada wants that an attack is imminent. The September 23rd, the Dorchester governor requires of the Room of assembly to prevail against the foreigners threatening the British government in Canada and against any seditious citizen.
- the November 26th, the Parliament adopts a law suspending the Habeas Corpus and enlists de facto all the men from 18 to 60 years of the Low-Canada in the militia (except some exceptions).
- Nomination of the bishop Anglican Jacob Mountain in Canada.
Latin America
- Foundation of the patriotic Company of Havana.
Asia
- the British try to incite the China to tie diplomatic relations.
- British Law prohibiting the Indians from touching wages higher than 800 rupees.
- the English Compagnie of the Eastern Indies asserts the New Guinea in the name of the Great Britain.
Europe
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Austria: Thugut, person in charge of the foreign politics, prefers to rather lose the captive royal family with the Temple than to treat with Convention. The execution of Louis {{XVI}} the January 21st allows the count Colloredo Wallsee, principal minister, to carry out the reaction peerage-book. François {{II}} declares enemy Lumières and is thrown in the arms of the reaction.
- January 28th: Russia breaks with France after the execution of Louis XVI. Catherine {{II}} of Russia recognizes the count de Provence as regent of the kingdom of France. All the French remaining in Russia must lend an oath of nonadhesion to the principles of the Revolution.
- : France declares the war with the Great Britain and the Holland; beginning of the First coalition: Great Britain, Austria, Prussia, Russia, Spain, Piedmont-Sardinia, Deux-Siciles. Dumouriez manages to impose its plan of offensive in Holland.
- March 7th: The France declares the war with the Spain (war of the Pyrenees).
- Manual Godoy, “ el choricero ”, resists in the the Pyrenees the revolutionary projection (1793 - 1795). The generals Caro and Ricardos seize Port-Vendres, Collioure and Hendaye. But in spite of the value of the Count of Unión, they will not resist in advance French.
- March 14th: Treaty of alliance and subsidies between the Russia and the Great Britain.
- March 17th: Annexation by France of the Belgium and the the Rhineland, creation of the Republic of Mainz. On the motion of Forster, chair Club of the Jacobins mayençais.
- April 14th: Beginning of the head office of Mainz.
- March 18th: French defeat of Dumouriez to the battles of Neerwinden.
- March 23rd: French annexation of Basle.
- March 25th: Russia joined the First coalition.
- March 27th: French defeat of Dumouriez to Leuwen.
- April 5th: Charles François Dumouriez, the winner of the Battle of Valmy, passes to united and thus betrays the French Republic.
- May 19th: Spanish Victoire on France with the Battle of Farmhouse Deu.
- May 23rd: French defeat with the Battle of Famars.
- June 9th: Combat of Arlon.
- July 23rd: The French lose Mainz. ( to also see: History of Mainz + Head office of Mainz (1793))
- In July, Catch of Valencian Cop and by the Austrians.
- September 8th: French Victoire in Hondschoote.
- September 13rd: Battle of Méribel
- September 22nd: Battle of Trouillas.
- 15 - October 16th: Battle of Wattignies.
- 28 - November 30th: Battle of Kaiserslautern
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official Return of the Jesuits to Parma (Italy)
- increased Repression of the radical movements in Great Britain.
- Risings in Scotland (1793 - 1794) brutally repressed. Convention of the Jacobins Scot to Edinburgh (1793 - 1794).
Poland
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the Prussia, being declared interdependent of the Russia, occupies with the beginning of the year the Western Poland.
- January 23rd: Second division of Poland. The convention of division of the Poland is signed with Saint-Pétersbourg between the Russia (Ukraine, Podolie, Volhynie and is Lithuania, that is to say: 250000 km ²) and the Prussia (Dantzig, Thorn and Large-Poland with Poznan, are: 57000 km ²).
- the Diet east joins together with Grodno to ratify the agreement, which is made in August after a resistance symbolic system. The Russia abolishes the Polish Constitution of May 3rd, 1791 and restores the permanent Council, organization of the central government. Poland becomes a protectorate of Russia, whose ambassador sits at the permanent Council.
- Poland loses a territory of: 307000 km ², populated approximately three million inhabitants. It is nothing any more but one Buffer state of: 212000 km ² and of four million inhabitants.
- Of the introduction and the ruin of the Constitution of May 3rd , of Hugo Kołłątaj, exiled in Paris, which calls with “ a war of the people against the tyrants ”.
France
- January 21st: Execution of Louis {{XVI}}, guillotine.
- March 11th: Massacre Machecoul. Beginning of the wars of the Vendée.
- June 2nd: Beginning of mountain Convention (fine the July 27th 1794).
- June: Beginning of the federalistic Insurrections.
- Decree of abolition of the slavery of August 29th, 1793.
- September 15th: Suppression of the University S.
- October 16th: Execution of Marie-Antoinette.
Arts & cultures
See also: 1793 with the theater, 1793 in literature
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November 2nd: the guilty Girl , Op3era Comique of Boieldieu, given to Rouen.
- the painter John Flaxman illustrates the editions of the Iliade and the Odyssée of Homère while taking as a starting point the vases of the ancient Greece.
Sciences and technology
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January 9th: The French Jean-Pierre Blanchard flies by montgolfier between Philadelphia and Woodbury, New Jersey.
- May 29th: report/ratio with the Academy of Science on the general system of the weights and measures (Bordered, Lagrange, Monge).
- July 3rd: The naturalist Louis Jean-Marie Daubenton takes the direction of the Muséum of natural history.
- : Adoption of the metric system.
- With the the United States, Eli Whitney invents égreneuse Coton.
- Lamarck obtains the pulpit of teaching of the “insects, towards and microscopic animals”, with the national Muséum of natural history, which has just been created by the Convention.
- Claude Chappe successfully installs his optical telegraph with signals at the top of the hill of Ménilmontant and that of Saint Martin's day of the Hillock, distant of 35 km.
Economy & Company
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Institution in Russia of a military service limited to 25 years (before the service lasted all the life of the soldier).
Great Britain
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the deficit of the budget of the State reaches 243 million £.
- the royal Navy counts 600 ships and: 70000 sailors.
Births in 1793
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January 3rd: Lucretia C. Mott, militant feminist American
- February 2nd: William Hopkins, geologist and British Mathematician
- April 1st: Edouard Corbière, sailor, writer, journalist and ship-owner French.
- April 8th: Karl Ludwig Hencke, Astronomer German amateur .
- April 19th: Ferdinand {{Ier}}, emperor of Austria
- April 26th: Nicolas Changarnier, general and politician French
- October 22nd: Nikolaï Ivanovitch Lobatchevski, Russian mathematician.
- November 15th: Michel Chasles, French mathematician.
- December 25th: Ludwig Thienemann, doctor and German naturalist († June 24th 1858)
Death in 1793
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January 1st: Francesco Guardi, Italian painter.
- January 20th: Louis-Michel Lepeletier de Saint-Fargeau, French politician. (° May 29th 1760).
- January 21st: Louis {{XVI}}, king de France (° August 23rd 1754).
- February 2nd: William Aiton, British botanist (° 1731).
- February 6th: Carlo Goldoni, author of almost 250 comedies, in Paris (° 1707).
- May 20th: Charles Bonnet, biologist and Swiss philosopher (° March 13rd 1720).
- June 26th: Gilbert White, Naturalist and British Ornithologist (° July 18th 1720).
- July 13rd: Marat, lampoonist and appointed (° May 24th 1743).
- July 17th: Charlotte Corday, loophole of Marat (° July 27th 1748).
- August 28th: Adam Philippe Custine, general French (° February 4th 1740).
- September 26th: Pierre Bulliard, French botanist (° about 1742).
- October 16th: Marie-Antoinette, queen of France (° November 2nd 1755).
- October 25th: François-Armand de Saige, mayor of Bordeaux, guillotine.
- October 29th: Antoine Barnave, French politician (° October 22nd 1761).
- October 31st: Jacques Pierre Brissot, political personality of the Revolution (° 1754).
- November 3rd: Olympe de Gouges, theorician of the Feminism, guillotinée to have taken the defense of Louis {{XVI}} (° May 7th 1748).
- November 8th: Mrs Roland, inspirer of the Of Gironde, guillotinée. She wrote her Mémoires in prison.
- November 12th: Jean Sylvain Bailly guillotine, astronomer, politician and French academician (armchair 31) (° September 15th 1736)
- December 8th :
- Etienne Clavière, political personality of the Revolution (° 1735).
- Madam of Barry, guillotinée.
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