— December 26th, the Royal Stables, Church Street, completed.
1806.—March 12th, A heavy snow-storm, in which Neville, a well-known inhabitant of Brighton was lost in a drift about the spot where the Adur Inn now stands, at Aldrington.
— March 13th, the subject of a Charter of Incorporation mooted at a Public Vestry Meeting.
— July 25th, the Earl of Barrymore and Mr. Howarth fought a duel at Black-rock Bottom in consequence of a dispute at cards the previous night at the Castle Tavern.
— August 12th, mock invasion of the town.
— Sept. 1st, Williams’s Baths opened.
— Sept. 12th, Lord Thurlow died at his residence, West Cliff.
— Sept. 25th, Mr. Brunton, sen., laid the Foundation Stone of Theatre, in the New Road.
— Brighton Herald first published.
1807.—Zion Chapel, Bedford Street, erected.