1791 The Canada Bill, 1155 Breach between Fox and Burke, 1156 The Birmingham riots, 1156 Pitt's policy as yet unchanged, 1156 =Progress of the French Revolution=, 1157 The King's flight to Varennes, 1157 1792 The Girondin ministry declares war, 1158 The King suspended, 1158 Massacres of September, 1159 Declaration of the Republic, 1159 Revolutionary character of the war, 1159 Edict of Fraternity, 1159 =Change of opinion in England as to the Revolution=, 1160 =Formation of a new Tory party=, 1161 Sympathy with the Revolution among the poor, 1161 Revolutionary societies, 1162 Rejection of Grey's Reform Bill, 1162 Proclamation against seditious writings, 1163 Riots in Sheffield and Dundee, 1164 The militia called out, 1164 1793 Signs of approaching war with France, 1165 The Alien Bill, 1165 Death of Louis XVI., 1165 Pitt's efforts to continue peace, 1166 Determination of the French for war, 1166 =Declaration of war with France=, 1167 French successes on the Continent, and against the royalists in France 1168 Pitt's difficulty in keeping up the coalition, 1170 1795 The French capture Amsterdam, 1172 Indirect advantages gained by England, 1172 1794 Defeat of the French fleet, 1173 1795 Prussia, Spain, and Holland leave the coalition, 1173 Insurrection of La Vendée, 1174 Expedition to Quiberon, 1176 =Confidence of the English in Pitt=, 1177 =His repressive policy=, 1178 1793 The Traitorous Correspondence Bill, 1178 Trials for seditious writings, 1179 1794 Portland joins the ministry, 1181 Desire for peace, 1181