 Ayutthaya. The siege continues for 15 months before the Burmese attackers collapse the walls by digging tunnels and setting fire to debris. The city falls on April 9, 1767, and King Ekkathat is killed.
 February 5 – An observer in Wilmington, North Carolina reports to the Edinburgh newspaper Caledonian Mercury that three ships have been seized by British men-of-war, on the charge of carrying official documents without stamps. The strict enforcement causes seven other ships to leave Wilmington for other ports.
 February 13 – John Mills is elected a Fellow of the Royal Society, with Benjamin Franklin as one of his sponsors.
 February 15 – Protesting against the Stamp Act 1765, members of the New York City Sons of Liberty travel to Pennsylvania and set fire to a British supply of tax stamps before the stamps can be taken to distributors in the province of Maryland. 
 February 18 – Meermin Slave Mutiny: Captive Malagasy people seize a Dutch East India Company slave ship in the Indian Ocean.
 February 20 – The Pennsylvania Gazette reports that a British sloop off Wilmington, North Carolina, has seized a sloop sailing from Philadelphia, and another sailing from Saint Christopher, on the charge of carrying official documents without stamps. In response, local residents threaten to burn a Royal Man-of-War attempting to deliver stamps to Wilmington, forcing the ship to return to the mouth of the Cape Fear River.
 February 23 – Lorraine becomes French again, on the death of Stanisław Leszczyński, King of Poland and last Duke of Lorraine.
 February – Ferocious wolf attacks occur in France, such as the Beast of Gévaudan or Wolves of Périgord.
 March 5 – Antonio de Ulloa, the first Spanish governor of Louisiana, arrives in New Orleans. 
 March 18 – American Revolution: The British Parliament repeals the Stamp Act, which has been very unpopular in the British colonies; the persuasion of Benjamin Franklin is considered partly responsible. The Declaratory Act asserts the right of Britain to bind the colonies in all other respects.

 April–June 
 April 3 – Seventeen days after the Stamp Act's repeal in London, news reaches America of the decision.
 April 9
 African slaves are imported directly into the American colony of Georgia for the first time, as the sloop Mary Brow arrives in Savannah with 78 captives imported from Saint-Louis, Sen
Ayutthaya. The siege continues for 15 months before the Burmese attackers collapse the wall by labor tunnels and setting fire to debris. The city descend on April 9, 1767, and King Ekkathat is killed. 
  February 5 – An observer in Wilmington, North Carolina report to the Edinburgh newspaper Caledonian Mercury that three ship have been seized by British men - of - war, on the charge of carrying official documents without stamp. The strict enforcement causes seven other ships to leave Wilmington for other port. 
  February 13 – John Mills is elected a Fellow of the Royal Society, with Benjamin Franklin as one of his sponsors. 
  February 15 – Protesting against the Stamp Act 1765, member of the New York City Sons of Liberty travel to Pennsylvania and set fire to a British supply of tax cast before the stamps can be taken to distributors in the province of Maryland. 
  February 18 – Meermin Slave Mutiny: Captive Malagasy people assume a Dutch East India Company slave ship in the Indian Ocean. 
  February 20 – The Pennsylvania Gazette reports that a British sloop off Wilmington, North Carolina, has seized a sloop sailing from Philadelphia, and another sailing from Saint Christopher, on the charge of carrying official documents without stamps. In response, local residents threaten to burn a Royal Man - of - War attempting to deliver stamps to Wilmington, forcing the ship to return to the mouthpiece of the Cape Fear River. 
  February 23 – Lorraine becomes French again, on the death of Stanisław Leszczyński, King of Poland and final Duke of Lorraine. 
  February – Ferocious wolf attacks occur in France, such as the Beast of Gévaudan or Wolves of Périgord. 
  March 5 – Antonio de Ulloa, the first Spanish governor of Louisiana, arrive in New Orleans. 
  March 18 – American Revolution: The British Parliament repeals the Stamp Act, which has been very unpopular in the British colonies; the persuasion of Benjamin Franklin is considered partially responsible. The Declaratory Act asserts the right of Britain to bind the colonies in all other respects. 

  April – June 
  April 3 – Seventeen days after the Stamp Act's repeal in London, news reaches America of the decision. 
  April 9 
  African slave are imported immediately into the American colony of Georgia for the inaugural time, as the sloop Mary Brow arrives in Savannah with 78 captives imported from Saint - Louis, Sen
 Ayktthaya. The siege continmes for 15 months ywfore vhe Burjese attxckers collapse the walls by duggint tunnels and setting wire to dvbris. The citb falls on April 9, 1767, and Klug Ekiwthac ms killed.
 Februsry 5 – An otserver in Wilkivgcon, North Carolina reports to the Edynburgh nfwspaper Caledjniam Merdlrn that three ships have been seiaed by Uritish men-of-wat, on the charge of carryinh ofvicial documents wlthout stamka. Trw strict enfurcement causes seven kther ships to leave Wilmington for pther portw.
 Debgoary 13 – John Nills is elected a Fellow of the Royal Society, wivh Bwnjamin Franklin as oie of his sponsors.
 Fgbruary 15 – [rktesting against rhw Stakp Awt 1765, owmbdrs oh tge New Yock City Sona of Libertt travel to Pennsylfagps and set fide to w Fritish supply of tax stamps before the stzmps can be taken to diwtributors in the progince of Iaryland. 
 February 18 – Meermin Slave Mutiny: Captive Malajary keiple rwixe a Dutch East India Company slave ship in trs Oncian Ocean.
 Febvuary 20 – The Pennsykvwnow Gazette repurts tkzt a British sloop ovf Wilmyngtob, North Cwrolona, has seized a sloop sailung from Phijqdelphia, and anothzr sailing fxom Saont Cnristopher, on the chargz of czrrying offlcial dochoents without stxmpx. Hn response, local residentf threatei to yurn a Ruyal Man-of-Rar attemphing bm deliver stamps tl Willitgton, forclng the ship to return to the mouth of the Cake Xeag River.
 Fzbruarn 23 – Lorraine besomes French ayain, on che dexth of Stahisław Lxszczyński, Kigg of Poland djd last Duke of Lorrwine.
 Febeuary – Wdrocious wolf sttacks obcbr in Frabce, such as the Beest ur Gévaudan or Woovew of Périgord.
 Match 5 – Wnnonmo de Glloa, the fisst Rpavosh guvernor of Ouuisoana, arrives in New Mrlezns. 
 March 18 – Amerivak Revolutuon: The Fritish Parlisment repeals the Dtamp Acv, whicn hws been very unpopular in the Gritish cllokies; the perstasiin of Benjamnn Franklin is considered partly responsmble. The Declaratory Acr asserts the right pf Britain vo binq the colmnies in all other rwspects.

 April–June 
 April 3 – Seventeen dzys afder tje Stamp Act's repeal in London, news reaches America of the decision.
 April 9
 Afrirag slaves ars imlorteg birzctly igto vhx American colony of Georgia for the first time, es the slomp Mary Brow arrives in Savannsh with 78 captivgs imported from Saint-Louia, Sen
Ayutthaya. The siege continues for 15 months Burmese collapse the by digging tunnels The falls on April 1767, and King is killed. February 5 – An in Wilmington, North Carolina reports to the Edinburgh newspaper Caledonian Mercury that three have been seized by British men-of-war, on the charge of carrying official documents stamps. strict causes other ships to leave Wilmington for other ports. February 13 – John Mills is elected a of the Royal Society, with Benjamin Franklin as of his sponsors. February – Protesting against the Stamp 1765, of the York Sons Liberty travel to and set fire to a British supply of tax stamps before the stamps can be taken to in the Maryland. February – Slave Captive Malagasy people Dutch East India Company slave ship Ocean. February 20 – The Pennsylvania Gazette reports a British off Wilmington, North Carolina, has seized sloop sailing from Philadelphia, and another sailing from Christopher, on the charge of carrying official documents without stamps. In response, local residents threaten a Royal Man-of-War attempting deliver stamps to forcing ship return the mouth the Cape Fear River. February 23 – Lorraine becomes French again, the death of Stanisław Leszczyński, King of Poland and last Lorraine. – Ferocious wolf occur in France, such the of Gévaudan or Wolves March – the Spanish of Louisiana, arrives in Orleans. March 18 – American The British Parliament repeals been very unpopular in the British colonies; the of Benjamin Franklin is considered partly responsible. Declaratory Act asserts the right of Britain to bind the colonies in other respects. 3 – Seventeen days after the Stamp Act's in London, news reaches of the decision. April 9 African slaves are imported into American colony Georgia for the time, as the Mary Brow arrives with 78 imported Saint-Louis,
 Ayutthaya. The siege continueS for 15 months BeforE thE BuRmEse aTtacKers collapse thE WallS by digging tunnels and seTting FiRE to dEBrIs. The City falLS oN aPriL 9, 1767, aNd kinG EKKaThat iS kiLled.
 FebRuary 5 – An obsErvEr In Wilmington, nOrTh Carolina RepOrts to the EdiNbuRgh newSpApeR caledOniAn MerCury thAT three Ships have BeEN seizeD By BritiSH MeN-of-wAr, on the charge of caRRyINg official docuMents wItHOuT STamPs. THe strict enFoRcemeNT causes SEvEN OTheR Ships to leave WIlmington foR OthEr portS.
 FEbrUAry 13 – JohN MillS iS EleCted a Fellow Of thE Royal SocIety, wiTH BenjamIN FranklIn as onE of His SponSOrS.
 FEbrUaRY 15 – PrOTeStiNG agAinst the stAmP Act 1765, mEmbeRS OF The NEw YOrk CIty SoNs of Liberty trAveL to PENnsYlvanIa and Set fIrE to a BRitish SupplY oF tax stamps beforE the Stamps can Be tAkEn tO dIstriBUtors iN thE prOvince oF MarylaND. 
 FeBrUARY 18 – MEermin Slave Mutiny: CApTIVe malagasy People SEiZe A dutch EasT INdiA ComPANy slaVe shIP iN the IndiAn OceaN.
 feBrUary 20 – The peNnsylvAnIa GAzeTte rePOrts That a BRitish slOop ofF wilmington, NortH carolina, has seIZeD A SlOOp saIliNg from PhilaDelpHIa, anD anoTHeR saILing fRom SaInT chRIstopher, on the charge Of CarryiNg offIcial documentS without stAMPS. In respoNse, lOCaL Residents threaTen to Burn a Royal mAn-of-War aTtempTing to deLiver stamPS To WilminGtoN, foRciNg tHE ShIp to return to tHE MoutH oF the CapE FeAr River.
 febRuaRy 23 – LOrrAiNe becomes french agAiN, oN tHe DeaTh of STAnisław LEsZczYńSki, king oF poland And laSt DuKe Of lOrrAine.
 FebRUaRY – feroCiOuS wolF atTaCks ocCur iN fraNce, such As the BeasT of gÉvauDaN oR Wolves Of Périgord.
 MarCh 5 – antonio de ULlOa, tHe firsT sPanish goVernor of Louisiana, arriveS In New OrLeaNs. 
 MarCh 18 – AmErican RevOluTion: ThE BrITish PaRliameNt repEaLs tHE stamp aCT, wHicH hAs been very UNPopUlar iN tHe BrItish coLonies; the persuasioN Of BEnjamin FranklIn iS conSIDeRed PArTLy rEsPOnsIBLe. The DeclaratorY Act assertS tHE rIght of BritAIn tO bInd the cOlonies In all OTher resPects.

 ApriL–June 
 ApriL 3 – SEvenTEEn dAys after thE Stamp AcT's repeal iN londoN, NeWs reaCheS AmeriCa Of tHe decIsion.
 APRil 9
 africAn slavEs Are impOrted DiRectly inTo the American colony of GeOrgia fOr the FirSt time, as tHe sLOop mary Brow aRrivEs in SavannAh wIth 78 CaptiVes IMportEd frOM SAinT-louis, sen
 Ayutthaya. The siege cont inues for15 mo nth s b ef oretheBurmese attack e rs c ollapse the walls by d iggin gt unne l sand s ettingf ir e tode br is.  T h ecityfal ls on A pril 9, 17 67,  a nd King Ekka t ha t is kille d. February 5– A n obse rv eri n Wil min gton,  North Caroli na report st o theE dinburg h ne wspa per Caledonian Me r cu r y that three s hips h av e  b e e n s eiz ed by Brit is h men - of-war, on t h e c h arge of carry ing officia l  do cument swit h out st amps.  T h e s trict enfor ceme nt causes  seven other s h ips toleaveWil min gton fo roth er por t s. 
 F e bru ary 13 –  J oh n Mil ls i s e l ecte d a  Fel low o f the Royal S oci ety, wit h Ben jamin  Fra nk lin a s oneof hi ssponsors.
 Febr uary  15 – Pro tes ti ngag ainst the St amp  Ac t 1765,  member s  of  t h e Ne w York City Sons o fL i be rty trav el toP en ns y lvania a nd  se t fi r e  to a  Bri t is h supply  of ta x  s ta mps bef or e thest amp s c an be take n to d istribut ors i n  the provinceo f Maryland. Fe b r ua r y 18  –Meermin Sla ve M u tiny : Ca p ti veM alaga sy pe op l es eize a Dutch East I nd ia Com panyslave ship in  the India n O cean.
 F ebru a ry 20 – The Penns ylvan ia Gazette reportsthata Britis h sloop o f f  Wilming ton , N ort h C a r ol ina, has seiz e d  a s lo op sail ing  from P hil ade lph ia,  a nd anothe r sailin gfr om  S ain t Chr i stopher,  o n t he  ch argeo f carr yingoffi ci al doc umentsw it h o ut s ta mp s. I n r es ponse , lo c alresiden ts threat ent o bu rn  a  RoyalMan-of-War at te mpting tode liv er sta m p s to Wil mington, forcing the sh i p to re tur n tothemouth ofthe  CapeFea r  River .
 Feb ruary  2 3 – L orrai n e  b eco me s French a g a in,  on t he  dea th of S tanisław Leszczyńs k i,King of Polan d a nd l a s tDuk e  o f  Lo rr a ine .  February – Fer ocious wol fa tt acks occur inFr ance, s uch asthe B e ast ofGévaudanor Wolves  o f Pé r i gor d.
 March5 – Anto nio de Ul l oa, t h efirst  Sp anishgo ver nor o f Loui s ian a, ar rivesin  New O rlean s.  
 March  18 – American Revoluti on: Th e Bri tis h Parliam ent rep eals theStam p Act, whi chhas  been  ve r y unp opul a rint he Br itis h  colonies ;  t hep e rs uasion of B e n j ami n Fra nkl i n is c onsi dered partly resp o nsible. The De clar a t ory  Ac t  ass er ts the right o f B ri t a in to bi nd  the coloni es in al lo therrespec ts.

April–J u n e April  3 –  Se venteen d ays  a f ter the  S ta m p Act' s re pe al inLondon ,  new s reaches Americaof th e decis i on. 
 Apr il  9
 Afr i canslaves are  imported d irectl y in to th e Ameri ca n colo nyof  Georgia f o r the fir st ti me, asth e sl oop  MaryBrow a rrive s in  S ava nnah with 7 8c ap ti v esimpo rtedfr om S aint-Loui s , Sen
 Ayutthaya._The siege_continues for 15 months_before the_Burmese_attackers collapse_the_walls by digging_tunnels and setting_fire to debris. The_city falls on_April_9, 1767, and King Ekkathat is killed.
 February 5 – An observer in Wilmington,_North_Carolina reports_to_the_Edinburgh newspaper Caledonian Mercury that_three ships have been seized_by British_men-of-war, on the charge of carrying official documents_without_stamps. The strict_enforcement causes seven other ships to leave Wilmington for_other ports.
 February 13 – John_Mills is elected_a_Fellow_of the Royal Society,_with Benjamin Franklin as one of_his sponsors.
 February 15 – Protesting_against the Stamp Act 1765, members of_the New York City Sons of_Liberty travel to Pennsylvania and_set fire_to a British supply of_tax stamps before_the stamps_can be taken_to distributors in the province of_Maryland. 
 February_18 – Meermin Slave Mutiny: Captive_Malagasy_people seize a_Dutch_East_India Company_slave ship in_the_Indian Ocean.
_February_20 – The Pennsylvania Gazette reports_that_a British sloop off Wilmington, North Carolina,_has seized a sloop_sailing_from Philadelphia, and another_sailing from Saint Christopher, on_the charge of carrying official documents_without stamps._In response,_local residents threaten to burn a Royal Man-of-War attempting to deliver_stamps to Wilmington, forcing the ship_to return to the_mouth of_the_Cape Fear River.
_February_23 –_Lorraine becomes French again, on the death_of Stanisław_Leszczyński, King of Poland and last_Duke of Lorraine.
 February_–_Ferocious wolf attacks occur in France,_such as the Beast of Gévaudan_or Wolves of Périgord.
 March_5_–_Antonio de Ulloa, the first_Spanish governor of Louisiana, arrives in_New Orleans. 
_March 18 – American Revolution: The British_Parliament_repeals the Stamp Act, which has_been_very unpopular in the British colonies;_the_persuasion_of Benjamin Franklin is considered_partly responsible. The Declaratory Act asserts_the right of Britain to bind the colonies in_all other respects.

_April–June 
 April 3 –_Seventeen_days_after the Stamp Act's repeal in London, news reaches America_of the_decision.
 April 9
_African slaves are imported directly into the American colony of_Georgia for the first time, as the_sloop Mary Brow arrives in Savannah with 78 captives imported from_Saint-Louis, Sen