Abdication
Abdicates after political opposition demands an end to his government.
Historical events in 1823
54 historical records
January 18231 historical events
February 18231 historical events
Farthest South
Sails to about 74 degrees 15 minutes south in the sea later named the Weddell Sea, setting a new farthest south record
March 18231 historical events
Abdication
Forced to abdicate after a Republican Revolution
April 18232 historical events
Supreme Director of Chile
Assumes office as Supreme Director following the resignation of Bernardo O'Higgins.
Birth of Abdulmecid I
Birth of Abdulmecid I, son of Sultan Mahmud II
May 18231 historical events
Birth of John Russell Hind
Birth of John Russell Hind
June 18231 historical events
Chief Minister
Appointed Chief Minister of Prussia
July 18234 historical events
Constitution of Mexico
The Constitutional Assembly proclaims the Confederation of the United Provinces. Calls up the Constituent Assembly
Independence of Mexico
The Constitutional Assembly proclaims the Confederation of the United Provinces
Independence of United Provinces of Central America
The Constitutional Assembly proclaims the Confederation of the United Provinces
Abolition of Slavery
Promulgates legislation completing the abolition of slavery in Chile.
August 18231 historical events
Battle of Karpenisi
Botsaris is killed during a successful night attack near Karpenisi
September 18232 historical events
Birth of Hardinge Stanley Giffard
Birth of Hardinge Stanley Giffard
Invasion of Peru
The Nationalist forces arrive in Lima to raise a new army to invade the Peruvian Andes
October 18235 historical events
Declaration of Republic
A Republican leader of a revolution which leads to the declaration of the Republic
Constitution of Mexico
A Republican leader of a revolution which leads to the declaration of the Republic
Coup
A Republican leader of a revolution which leads to the declaration of the Republic
Declaration of Republic
A Republican leader of a revolution which leads to the declaration of the Republic
Death of Edmund Cartwright
Death of Edmund Cartwright
December 18233 historical events
Monroe Doctrine
President James Monroe declares the Monroe Doctrine. Congress states the US will remain neutral in Europe. Congress states the American continent is not for colonization
Neutrality
Congress states the US will remain neutral in Europe
Constitution of 1823
Promulgates the constitution commonly known as the Moral Constitution.
Fatty Acid Chemistry
Publishes extensive research identifying distinct fatty acids in natural fats.
Saponification Research
Clarifies the chemical process underlying soap formation.
Bath Pavillion
Completes the construction of a pavillion in Bath
Sussex Place
Completes the construction of Sussex Place
Bannatyne Club
Founds the Bannatyne Club to republish Scotlands older literary & historical works
Discovery of Weddell Sea
Discovers the Weddell Sea
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer
Utilitarian Soc
Founds the Utilitarian Society for reading & discussion at Jeremy Benthams house
Appeal
Wilberforce publishes his "Appeal to the Religion, Justice and Humanity of the Inhabitants of the British Empire in Behalf of the Negro Slaves in the West Indies"
Slavery
Wilberforce publishes his "Appeal to the Religion, Justice and Humanity of the Inhabitants of the British Empire in Behalf of the Negro Slaves in the West Indies"
his "Appeal
Wilberforce publishes his "Appeal to the Religion, Justice and Humanity of the Inhabitants of the British Empire in Behalf of the Negro Slaves in the West Indies"
Invention of Refrigeration
Pioneers mechanical refrigeration after discovering certain gases cool under pressure
Engineering Assistant
Brunel becomes an assistant to his father and gains practical experience on a range of engineering proposals.
Gas Engine
Brunel and his father experiment with a high-pressure gas engine as an alternative to conventional steam power.
Thames Tunnel
Brunel prepares a plan for a tunnel between Rotherhithe and Wapping using his patented tunnelling shield.
Invention of Rugby
Picks up the ball during a game of football, leads to the game of rugby
Second Revolutionary Executive
Mavromichalis becomes president of the executive following the Second National Assembly.
Epidaurus Law Adopted
The assembly revises the provisional constitution and strengthens the legislative branch.
Education
Studies under Czerny & Salieri
Succeeds as Archbishop of Dublin
Murray succeeds John Thomas Troy as Archbishop of Dublin and begins nearly three decades as head of the archdiocese.
Risorgimento
The Piedmont revolt starts in Alessandria, where troops adopted the green, white and red tricolore of the Cisalpine Republic. The leader of the 1823 revolutionary movement in Piedmont is Santorre di Santarosa, who wanted to remove the Austrians and unify Italy under the House of Savoy. Di Santarosas troops are defeated, and the would-be Piedmontese revolutionary fled to Paris
Pope
Appointed Pope
Reballion of Rebels in Vatican
Suppresses the Carbonari
Vicar General
Appointed Vicar General
Reballion of Rebels in Vatican
Suppresses the Carbonari
Treaty of Erzerum
Both sides agree to the status quo
Restoration
Ferdinand VII is restored by the French, he continues tyrannical rule
Postmaster General
Appointed Postmaster General
Alliance Agreement
Adams persuades Monroe to resist the Holy Alliances conquest of Spains colonies
Alliance Holy Alliance
Adams persuades Monroe to resist the Holy Alliances conquest of Spains colonies
Independence of Peru
Leads the Peruvian struggle for independence
Independence of Venezuela
Leads the Peruvian struggle for independence