14 March 1795Battle of GenoaHoratio Nelson
Damaged French ships are forced to surrender after the Battle of Genoa.
Historical records for Great Britain in 1795, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Damaged French ships are forced to surrender after the Battle of Genoa.
Nelson takes possession of Censeur as the French abandon their Corsica invasion plan.
Fights in the naval action known as the Battle of Genoa.
Nelson's capture of Censeur helps frustrate the French Corsican operation.
The French fleet abandons its plan to invade Corsica and returns to port.
Birth of Henry Havelock
Marries Caroline of Brunswick at the Chapel Royal, St James
Sets out on 1st voyage of discovery to Africa
Takes part in the Battle of the Hyeres Islands.
Appointed Under Secretary at the Foreign Office
Appointed Admiral
Appointed Admiral
Rejects the biblical account of creation & the virgin birth. Publication of "Age of Reason"
Engages in a skrimish with the French Fleet
Publication of "The Marriage of Heaven & Hell". Publication of "Book of Los". Publication of "Book of Ahania"
Publication of "The Marriage of Heaven & Hell". Publication of "Book of Los". Publication of "Book of Ahania"
Becomes a citizen of the USA
Appointed Commander of the Mediterranean Fleet
Appointed Commander of the North Sea Fleet
Educated at Harrow School (1795'g1800)
War with France prevents abolition as the public mood is concentrated on the national crisis and the threat of invasion, although Wilberforce continues forwards defeated motions in February 1795, February 1796 and May 1797
Supports the Soho Foundry as Birmingham becomes a centre of steam-engine production.
Publication of "The Marriage of Heaven & Hell". Publication of "Book of Los". Publication of "Book of Ahania"
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