By the Anglo-Swedish alliance of 3 March 1813, it was ceded to Sweden for a brief period of 15 months.

By 1813 the area once comprising the sprawling county of Northumberland had been divided over time and allotted to other counties such that lands once occupied by Old Northumberland at its greatest extent are now found in Centre, Columbia, Luzerne, Lycoming, Mifflin, Union, Clearfield, Clinton, Montour, Bradford, Lackawanna, Susquehanna, Wyoming, Tioga, Potter, McKean, Warren, Venango, Snyder, and Schuylkill Counties and the current county is but a fraction of its former size.

By 1813, workers had built a penitentiary, and by the following year, residents had established the first church, school, and newspaper in Columbus.

By 1813, there were twenty houses in Monticello as well as various places of business.

By July, 1813 the light was officially declared inoperable.

By spring 1813, though, the buyer, Thomas Claughton, had only paid £ 5, 000 of the agreed down-payment.

By 1813 it was remarked that " ducks form a material article at market from Aylesbury and places adjacent: they are white, and as it seems of an early breed: they are bred and brought up by poor people, and sent to London by the weekly carriers ".

By 1813, the Collect was virtually gone.

By 1813 he had risen as a “ star ” in the constellation of Edo ’ s artistic world ( a contemporary list of the most important ukiyo-e artists places him in second place behind Toyokuni I ) and until his death in early 1865, Kunisada remained one of the “ trendsetters ” of the Japanese woodblock print.

By 1813 the execution process had been sped up by the introduction of the " short drop " method of hanging, allowing the unusually rapid execution of fourteen Luddite agitators at the castle in 1814.

By 1813, as relations with the United States became more complex, older, uneducated chiefs such as Pathkiller could not effectively defend Cherokee interests.

By 1813 Thame had a workhouse in Wellington Street.

By the end of the year 1813 the Serbian rebels were ultimately defeated and Belgrade was retaken by the forces loyal to Sultan Selim III.

By 1813, under Macquarie ’ s astute governorship the colony had begun to evolve from a penal settlement to an economic colony, and there was a desperate need to increase the food supply and confirm the existence of lands suitable for the expansion of agriculture and thus economic development.

By 1813 – 14, fur traders passing through were resorting to violent force against the Indians.

By 1813, the city was once again under imperial control.

By 1813, the Austrians regained control over the town.

By 1813, when the Sixth Coalition was fighting the French for control of Central Europe, the German population was fiercely opposed to French rule and largely supported the Allies.

By the peace of Gulistan ( 12 / 24 October 1813 ), Persia gave up all claim to Darband, Quba, Shirwan and Baku.

By 1813, the Tower mounted four 6-pound guns on garrison carriages on its barrack level, two 24-pound guns on traversing platforms and six 24-pound carronades on traversing slides on top.

By the East India Company Act 1813 ( also known as the Charter Act 1813 ), Prince of Wales ' Island itself had been conferred an extremely limited power to issue regulations relating to duties and taxes it was empowered to levy ; pursuant to this power, it issued nine regulations that applied to the Straits Settlements.

By 1813, there were more than 10, 000 Indian Lascars living in Britain.

By 1813, John and Elizabeth Hardwick Dimery had moved to Horry County, where they purchased of land on the east side of the Little Pee Dee River.

By 1923 a 550-metre pier, 175 metres of a wooden tide breaker, and a small harbour had been constructed.

By late 1943, the tide of the war was turning against the Axis powers, but this only spurred Goebbels to intensify the propaganda by urging the Germans to accept the idea of total war and mobilization.

By staying on the island while it is cut off by the tide tourists can experience the island in a much quieter state, as most day trippers leave before the tide rises.

By 1943, the tide began to turn.

By the fall of 1999, The Attitude Era had turned the tide of the Monday Night Wars into WWF's favor for good.

By mid-1943 the tide of war was turning decisively against Germany.

By the end of the year, the tide changed dramatically and Perseus had regained most of his losses, including the important religious city of Dion.

By the second half of the twentieth century, however, observations had failed to confirm this hypothesis, and an alternative hypothesis was proposed that something must instead suppress the diurnal tide.

By 11: 35, the British ships had still not completed their mission and withdrawn, and with the rising tide larger German ships would be able to leave harbour and join the engagement.

By 1734 boats " of moderate size " were able to make the journey from quays near Water Street in Manchester to the Irish Sea, but the navigation was only suitable for small ships ; during periods of low rainfall or when strong easterly winds held back the tide in the estuary, there was not always sufficient depth of water for a fully laden boat.

By the 1950s, the Marshallese population coming to work at the base at Kwajalein had grown, and the conditions in the makeshift labor camp on Kwajalein islet were such that the U. S. Navy administering the atoll at the time decided to relocate these Islanders to nearby Ebeye, an islet only three islands to the north of Kwajalein and accessible by a short boat ride or walk over the reef at low tide.

By the summer of 1971, Nixon was under strong public pressure to act decisively to reverse the economic tide.

By 1791 ships of 200 tons could reach Arundel, where goods were transferred to sailing barges which could use wind and tide to travel upriver.

By late 203 BC, Zhang Liang saw that the tide had turned in favour of Liu Bang, as Xiang Yu had been surrounded on three sides.

By the time this happens the tidal flow from the Caernarfon end is weakening and the tide continues to rise in height but the direction of tidal flow is reversed.

" By the weekend, the tide was beginning to turn.

By 1910, there was a bridge at this point which included tide gates, similar to the V-gates of a lock, which were designed to shut as the level in the River Trent rose.

By the end of the 1970s, the army had become the principal defender of the apartheid regime against the rising tide of African nationalism in South Africa and the region.

By the middle 1840s, the tide of U. S. immigration, as well as a U. S. political movement to claim the entire territory, led to a renegotiation of the agreement.

By 1943 the tide had turned against them, and in order to encourage support for the war effort, the Japanese appointed Indonesian advisors ( sanyo ) to the administration and appointed Sukarno leader of a new Central Advisory Board ( Chuo Sani-kai ) in Jakarta.

By 1944, despite the obvious tide of war, the kempeitai were arresting people for antiwar sentiment and defeatism.

By 203 BC, the tide has turned in favour of Han.

By 1944 it became clear that the tide of fortune in the war was turning against Germany and Japan.