The event pages are experimental; the OCR errors in the text mean this is incomplete and unreliable but I offer it in the hopes that it will be of some use. Events shown include births and deaths of people with their own entries, and also the publication dates of some of the works cited.
Died: Agnesi, Maria Cajetana an Italian lady of great learning
“Recreations in Agriculture;” Anderson, James LL. D. an eminent agricultural writer
Died: Arnold, John a very ingenious mechanic of London
Died: Arteaga, Stephen a learned writer on music and poetry
Died: Bertholon, De St. Lazare a French philosopher
Died: Abingdon, Willoughby Bertie earl of
Died: Blackburne, Francis the celebrated author of the “Confessional
Died: Bloch, Mark Eliezer an eminent naturalist
“A Supplement to the same,” Boscawen, William an English miscellaneous writer
Died: Brereton, Owen Salusbury the son of Thomas Brereton
“The Theory of Commerce,” Busch, John George an eminent teacher and writer on commerce
“Selection and Abridgement” Butler, Charles an ingenious writer of the seventeenth century
“Quelques considerations sur l'organization sociale en generale,” Cabanis, Peter John George a French physician of considerable eminence
“Magazin Encyclopedique;” Cabanis, Peter John George a French physician of considerable eminence
“Courier de Londres,” Calonne, Charles Alexander De an eminent but unfortunate French minister
Died: Chapone, Hester an ingenious English lady
Died: Cozens, Alexander a Russian by birth
Died: Denne, Samuel youngest son of the preceding
Died: Dewailly, Charles an eminent French architect
Died: Dussaulx, John a French writer of distinguished taste and talents
“A short Appeal to the Public. By th,e gentleman who is particularly addressed in the Postscript of the Vindication of some passages in the fifteenth and sixteenth chapters of the Decline and Fail of the Roman Empire,” Eyre, Francis a Roman catholic gentleman of Warkworth castle in Northamptonshire
“A Sermon preached on the day of the general fast, Feb. 27, 1799, by Theomophilus Brown,” Geddes, Alexander a Roman catholic divine
“Discourse on the Study of the Law of Nature and Nations,” Groto, Lewis an Italian poet
Died: Guys, Peter Augustine an agreeable French writer
Died: Julien, Simon another able French artist
Died: Ingenhouz, John an eminent physician and chemist
“A Supplement to his Remarks” King, Edward a learned and philosophical antiquary
“Sermons.” Lely, Sir Peter a most capital painter of the reign of Charles II. was born at Soest
Died: Levi, David a learned Jew
Died: Melmoth, William son of the above
Died: Monnier, Peter Charles Le an eminent French astronomer and mathematician
Died: Montgolfier, Stephen James the inventor of air-balloons
Died: Montucla, John Stephen a celebrated mathematician
“History,” Montucla, John Stephen a celebrated mathematician
Died: Morton, Charles a learned physician and antiquary
Died: Oeser, Frederic professor of painting
Died: Pauw, Cornelius De a native of Amsterdam
“The Aristocrat, by the author of the Democrat,” Pye, Henry James a late English poet
Died: Pyle, Thomas an English divine
Died: Requeno, Vlncente a learned Spanish Jesuit
Died: Saussure, Horace Benedict De an eminent naturalist
Died: Smellie, William a naturalist of some eminence
Died: Tassie, James a very ingenious artist
Died: Towers, Joseph a political and miscellaneous writer
“Rome at close of the eighteenth century,” Tresham, Henry an excellent artist of the English school
Died: Washington, George commander in chief of the armies
Died: Withering, William an able physician and botanist
Died: Wynne, John Huddlestone a man of some original genius