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.
Publication: “Specimen Historise Arabum,” by Abulfeda, Ishmael historian
Publication: “The history of the Teutones, their language and literature before the general migration,” by Adelung, John Christopher a learned German grammarian (?–1806)
Publication: “Mithridate, or a universal table of Languages, with the Lord’s Prayer in one hundred languages,” by Adelung, John Christopher a learned German grammarian (?–1806)
Died: Almon, John bookseller
Died: Barker, Robert artist
Died: Barthes De Marmorions, Paul Joseph physician
Died: Boccherini, Lewis composer
Died: Cels, James Martin botanist
Died: Chapman, George LL. D. a learned schoolmaster in Scotland
Publication: “Elizabeth, ou les Exiles cle Siberia,” by Cottin, Sophia De a French lady of considerable talents
Publication: “Human Life,” by Cowper, William poet
Died: Dalzell, Anthony Edin
Publication: “Quidquid ex Filangierio amavimus, quidquid mirati sumus, manet mansurumque est in animis hominum, in aeternitate temporum, famarerum.” by Filangieri, Gaetano writer
Died: Herbin, Augustus Francis Julian scholar
Publication: “Collections for the Town and Soke of Grantham,” by Newton, Sir Isaac the most splendid genius that has yet adorned human nature (1643–1727)
Died: Oberlin, Jeremiah James scholar
Publication: “Curialia” by Pegge, Samuel was born in 1731
Publication: “Medical Inquiries,” by Rush, Benjamin physician
Died: Sanchez, Peter Anthony a learned Spanish ecclesiastic
Died: Strack, Charles physician
Died: Stubbs, Geokge anatomist
Died: Thurlow, Edward Lord Thurlow
Died: Wakefield, Gilbert critic
Died: Warton, Joseph scholar (1722–1800)
Publication: “Two Apologies, one for Christianity against Gibbon, and the other for the Bible against Paine, published together with two Sermons and a Charge in Defence of Revealed Religion,” by Watson, Richard prelate