1814 in literature (2160 bytes)
1: ...814]], [[1815 in literature]], [[list of years in literature]].
5: ...[England]], a revolutionary steam-powered press prints the ''[[The Times|Times]]'' newspaper at a rate...
13: *''[[Discipline (novel)|Discipline]]'' — [[Mary Brunton]]
17: *''[[The Hypocrite]]'' — [[Selina Davenport]]
18: *''Introduction to the Study of Bibliography'' — ...

1814 (6208 bytes)
1: {| align=right cellpadding=3 id=toc style="margin-left: 15px;"
3: ...s:'''</small><br> [[1811]] [[1812]] [[1813]] - [[1814]] - [[1815]] [[1816]] [[1817]]
8: [[1814 in art]]<br>
9: [[1814 in literature]]<br>
10: [[1814 in science]]<br>

1814 in architecture (284 bytes)
2: [[1813 in architecture]],
3: [[1814|other events of 1814]],
4: [[1815 in architecture]] and the
5: [[architecture timeline]].
7: ==Buildings==

1814 in music (637 bytes)
2: [[1813 in music]],
3: [[1814|other events of 1814]],
4: [[1815 in music]] and the
5: [[list of 'years in music']].
8: * Invention of the [[metronome]] by [[Johann Nepomuk M...

1814 in Canada (3448 bytes)
2: [[1813 in Canada]],
3: [[1814|other events of 1814]],
4: [[1815 in Canada]] and the
5: [[list of 'years in Canada']].
10: ...s Stuart moves, affirming the Assembly's right to inform the Governor of irregularities, without concu...

1814 in science (658 bytes)
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3: [[1814|Other events of 1814]]<br>
4: [[List of years in science]]<br>
6: [[1813 in science]]<br>
7: '''1814 in science'''<br>

USS Guerriere (1814) (4956 bytes)
1: ...adding="2" cellspacing="0" width="300" style="margin-left:5px"
37: |45 ft 6 in
40: |14 ft 6 in
58: ...01]]. She served in the [[United States Navy]] during the [[Second Barbary War]].
62: ...adron in terminating [[pirate|piratical]] acts against American merchant commerce by [[Algiers]] and o...

Rhythm Nation 1814 (8242 bytes)
1: <table align="right" margin-right="1em">
2: <tr><td>[[Image:RhythmNation1814.jpg]]</td></tr>
5: '''''Rhythm Nation 1814''''' is an album by [[United States|American]] [[...
7: ...singles all from the same album. ''Rhythm Nation 1814'' reached number one on both pop and R & B charts...
9: ...pushing toward a world rid of color-lines." Following the statement is this [[Creed]]: "[[Music]], [[P...

USS Independence (1814) (7565 bytes)
1: ... border="1" align="right" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" width=300>
5: <tr><td>Launched:</td><td>[[22 June]] [[1814]]</td></tr>
18: ...' was the first [[ship of the line]] commissioned in the [[United States Navy]].
20: ... with piratical acts of the [[Barbary Powers]] against American merchant commerce.
22: ...modore [[John Shaw]] until placed [[in ordinary]] in [[1822]].

HMS Liverpool (1814) (1097 bytes)
1: ...that success until she was paid off at [[Bombay]] in January [[1822]].

USS Prometheus (1814) (2100 bytes)
1: ...adding="2" cellspacing="0" width="300" style="margin-left:5px"
8: |[[1814]]
34: |11 ft 4 in
55: ...was a [[brig]] in the [[United States Navy]] from 1814 to 1818.
57: ...y the Navy from Messrs. Savage and Dryan, the original owners, as the brig ''Escape''; commissioned an...

HMS Mersey (1814) (503 bytes)
1: ...t yearuntil [[1831]]. It was eventually broken up in [[1852]].

Battle of Toulouse (1814) (399 bytes)
1: ...British under [[Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington]], and the battle is usually considered a Bri...

USS Jefferson (1814) (2791 bytes)
1: ... border="1" align="right" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" width="300"
11: |[[7 April]] [[1814]]
49: ...' was a [[brig]] in the [[United States Navy]] during the [[War of 1812]]. She was named for [[Thomas ...
51: ...Bay]]. Comdr. [[Charles G. Ridgely]] was her captain.
53: ...d the brig. Ten of her guns were thrown overboard in the struggle to save the ship.

USS Washington (1814) (4836 bytes)
1: ... border="1" align="right" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" width=300>
5: <tr><td>Launched:</td><td>[[1 October]] [[1814]]</td></tr>
18: ...rth '''USS ''Washington''''' was a [[ship of the line]] of the [[United States Navy]].
20: ...ust]] [[1815]], [[Captain]] [[John O. Creighton]] in command
22: ... [[Franklin Wharton]], the [[Commandant of the Marine Corps]], and President and Mrs. [[James Madison]...

USS Ticonderoga (1814) (2290 bytes)
1: ... border="1" align="right" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" width="300"
8: |1814
11: |1814
14: |12 May 1814
49: ...''' was a merchant [[steamer]], later a schooner, in the [[United States Navy]].

USS Eagle (1814) (1448 bytes)
1: ... border="1" align="right" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" width="300"
7: |11 Aug 1814, as ''Surprise''
10: |06 Sep 1814
45: ...le''''', a [[brig]], was launched [[11 August]] [[1814]] as ''Surprise'' at [[Vergennes]], [[Vermont]], ...
47: ... New York|Whitehall]], [[New York]], but was sold in [[1825]].

Treaty of Paris (1814) (700 bytes)
1: ...ion against France. The greater territorial reshaping of Europe was reserved for the [[Congress of Vie...
7: [[Category:Austrian peace treaties|Paris (1814)]]
8: [[Category:French peace treaties|Paris (1814)]]
9: [[Category:Russian peace treaties|Paris (1814)]]
10: [[Category:Swedish peace treaties|Paris (1814)]]

USS Jones (1814) (2531 bytes)
1: ... border="1" align="right" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" width="300"
8: |[[10 April]] [[1814]]
28: |117 feet 11 inches
46: ...' was a [[brig]] in the [[United States Navy]] during the [[War of 1812]].
48: ... [[Lake Ontario]] and was launched [[10 April]] [[1814]].

1814 in rail transport (371 bytes)
1: {{Year in rail transport|prev=1813|curr=1814|next=1815|decade=1810}}
6: ... his first [[steam locomotive]] for a [[coal]] [[mine]].
11: ...tom]], superintendent of the [[Manchester and Birmingham Railway]] (d. [[1897]]).

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