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In attempting descent upon the country, he wa
killed BY the natives who roasted and eat MS body II
sight Of his ship.
lsl3-Jnan Diaz de Soils, coasting along South
America on this day discovered the mouth Of river
which he named after the mouth, Rio Janeiro.
15l5-Death OF Louis XII Of France, wise and
polite monarch surnamed the Father OF the People
l604-Birth OF Caspar Cruciger, great scholar
l349-Edward III Of England defeated the French
before Calais, with great slaughter.
ISoS-The SWISS patriot william Tell on this day
organised Dano o. ms conntrynen 70 resist tne
tyranny OF thelr oppressors go
Institution at Paris OF the Festival Of Fools
~ contnued z4o years, ana was kept up with great
spirit Otner rldiculous organizations entitled the
Lords ot Misruie and the ADbots OF Unreason, were
kep. np as ne same nme we wnole oeine Designed
% r'dicule the saturnalia OF the Druids
4OA--st. Aimacnus, or leiemacnns, suffered mar
tyrdom at ttome ne is tne sunJect OF an immortal
Work py fenelon. ss53 1.
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tne Cesars nelng tne year Following the conquest OF
SPAN ny augustus Caesar.
l54 =. C.Ihe day liked for the Roman Consuls
70 enter upon tne duties OF their ONCE
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II 1857 Death Of Andrew IRE author Of a va,nab,e
Dictionarv of the Arts and sciances At ronaon
aged 40. .,l@..
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Hone. snnk and ent;relv d;sanneared he;n, No.
known on,v bv name Same day The prit;sh rndar
Tord Cochrana cantured too Erencb shir. ,f ~.
and eleven store shins IN tbe mort If caldaenes
II of The Swiss trave,ar noo, nreac,,ar.
and nhysioenom;st rob. rasnar =,
a. va chielv for III wo,,, ~,
md was 40 nonular with all classes that hs ;onrnevs
almost amounted to triumphal marches. He died If
a bullet.wound received nearly wear nrevious,v
whilst assisting the wounded in the streets of Enrich
npon the capture OF that city.by the French nnder
Massepa.
I795-Death Of Josiah Wedpewood in I'm gland
inventor of the thermometrcal scale for determining
The dffareet degrees of metallic heat.
17ss-Georcia ratified the. Federal Constitution
without amendment.
I7sO-The British Admiral Fielding captnred four
Dutch rnen.of. war. and seven merchantmen in ron.
voy, under the Dutch Admiral Count Byland. De.
aininp the merchant vessels Fielding liberated tho
menof var but Bylapd. refusing to desert his con-
voy, followed the British and their prizes and sailed
INTO Spithead with them, n 81
-Cannonadng at Trenton the British re.
pulsed in their ATTEMPT 10 cross sappink Creek
Bridge. During the night Washington retired ,eav.
M his fires burning, .' .fg.
l774-The coffin of Edward was opened bv a de.
,utatiou Of the Society Of Antouarians after Il had
oeen entombed 467 years The coffin being Of yellow
tone. the body was found in perect state Of nreser
7ation, and wrapped up and decorated in the most
style. A rich purple MANTLE lined with
vhite and studded with precious stones set in gold
covered the boy fastened ON the right shoulder with
gorgeous gold fbula, glisteniug with stones and
pearls. On bis hands were similar ornaments around
lis temples was gold coronet Of eurde.lus and in
lis hands were two sceptres Of gt metal that in the
light surmounted by a cross feure. and that in the
eft BY three clusters of oak leaves. and dove on
,lobe. The face, which was perfect. had over il a
,lose.fttng covering Of fine silk, and the toes and
ingers were all sound and well shaped. The length
II the royal corpse was six feet two inches. ;5
/, l77l-Death Of Louis Cesar Count d,Estrees Mar.
hal Of France and Minister Of stote;