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World events in 1810.

America.
Macon's Bill Number 2.
Pacific Fur Company.
Republic of West Florida.
Third Census.
American settlers began migrating in large numbers to the "Old Southwest".

Britain.
Sir Francis Burdett, an MP, was imprisoned in the Tower of London.
The British Royal Navy fleet was forced to surrender at the Battle of Grand Port.
King George III was deemed permanently insane, and the Prince of Wales began to reign as Prince Regent.
Sweden declared war on the United Kingdom, marking the beginning of the Anglo-Swedish War.
British forces successfully invaded and forced the French to surrender Isle de France (Mauritius).

France.
Napoleon's marriage to Marie-Louise.
The annexation of Holland.
Military engagements in the Peninsular War and Napoleonic Wars.

Spain.
Siege of Ciudad Rodrigo (April 26 - July 9).
Combat of Barquilla (July 11).
Battle of La Bisbal (September 14).
Mexican War of Independence Begins (September 16).
First National Assembly of Spain (1810-1814).
Juntas in Latin America.
May Revolution in Buenos Aires (May 1810).

Sweden.
Sweden signs the Treaty of Paris.
Crown Prince Charles August dies.
Axel von Fersen the Younger, a prominent member of the Gustavian Party, is murdered in Stockholm.
Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte is elected as the new heir to the Swedish throne.
Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte officially takes the name Charles John, and the Swedish Act of Succession is passed.
The Anglo-Swedish War (1810-1812) begins.
Bernadotte's wife, Désirée Clary, and their son, the future Oscar I, arrive in Sweden.

Norway.
Prince Frederik of Hesse was appointed Steward of Norway.
Large parts of the town of Mandal burned down on July 14-15.
The Battle of Silda took place on July 23.
The Norwegian Government commission was dissolved on November 30.
The birth of Johan Reinert Reierson, a Norwegian-American writer, author and publisher, on April 17 in Vestre Moland.

Russia.
Tsar Alexander I of Russia withdrew from Napoleon's Continental System on December 31st.

Saudi Arabia.
Heightened tensions between the First Saudi State (also known as the Emirate of Diriyah) and the Ottoman Empire.

Iran.
Treaty of Friendship and Alliance between Iran and Britain.
The treaty included a British commitment to assist Iran in modernizing its army and providing military support in the war against Russia.

India.
Battle of Grand Port.
House Tax Extension.

China.
Opium Crisis and the Daoguang Emperor's Edict:
Famine in Hebei.

Korea.
A magnitude of 7.3, struck Korea in 1810, particularly impacting the North Hamgyong Province.
Famine in Korea, leading to widespread suffering and loss of life. About 24% of the population (approximately 14 million people) died during this period.

Australia.
Lachlan Macquarie became the Governor of New South Wales.
Macquarie brought his own regiment, the 73rd Regiment, and disbanded the New South Wales Corps.
Derwent Star and Van Diemen's Land Intelligencer, Australia's second newspaper and the first in Van Diemen's Land, began publication.

Canada.
The Quebec newspaper "Le Canadien" was suppressed, and warrants were issued for the arrest of several individuals.
Construction of the Chemin Craig (Craig Road) began in August 1810.
Businessman John Molson requested exclusive rights to construct and operate steamboats on the Saint Lawrence River.
Loyalist colonel Edward Jessup laid out a townsite in Upper Canada.

Mexico.
Cry of Dolores (September 16) led by Father Hidalgo, a Catholic priest.
Battle of Monte de las Cruces (October 30).
Capture of Guanajuato (September 28).

Argentina.
May Revolution, a pivotal event that led to the beginning of the Argentine War of Independence.

Brazil.
Strangford Treaty.
Independence Movements in Spanish South America.

South Africa.
Shaka Zulu's Rise to Power.
Mthethwa-Zulu Conflict.
Formation of New States.
Intensification at Delagoa Bay.

Sudan.
Growing influence of Sufism: The Tijaniyah, a Sufi order that rivaled the dominant Qadiriyah, is reported to have reached Sudan around 1810.

Algeria.
The Regency of Algiers was under the rule of Haji Ali ben Khalil, who had become Dey in 1809.

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