Jacobins, France, 1790. affairs of, in France, 1764. final suppression of, 1772-73. acts to promote its manufactures, 1770-8, state of affairs there, 1784-5. act to relieve the roman catholics, 1792. Marriage act passed, 1753. reconquered by England, 1800. how disposed by treaty of Amiens, 1801. Muir Savannah, 1778. English. Port Mahon, 1782. Spaniards. Negapatnam, 1781. English. Oczakow, 1788. Russians. Dubicza and Novi, 1788. Austrians. Choczim, 1788. Austrians and Rus- Belgrade, 1789. Austrians. Ismail, 1790. Russians. Orsova, 1790. Austrians. Warsaw, Mentz, 1795. Mantua, 1796. Alexandria, Milan, Turin, Novi, Jaffa, St. John d'Acre, Alexandria, Copenhagen, Sinking fund, 1786. } 1798. 1799. } 1801. Slavery abolished in Austria and Saxony, 1781. Society to promote agriculture in Russia, 1765. in Spain to promote agriculture, 1765. Sackville, lord George, 1759. Sartine, 1776-79. Saxe Cobourg, prince, 1788. Schwerin, 1756-57. Shelburne, lord, 1766-80-82. Sheridan, 1785. Sieyes, 1789-96-principles-1799, character. Smith, sir Sidney, 1799. Soltikoff, 1759-88. Soubise, prince de, 1757-59-61-62. Souja |