Deaths
- January 10 - Adrien-Marie Legendre (born 1752), mathematician.
- February 6
- Fausto Elhuyar (born 1755), chemist
- Pierre André Latreille (born 1762), zoologist.
- February 14 - Gottlieb Kirchhoff (born 1764), chemist.
- April 22 - Richard Trevithick (born 1771), engineer and inventor.
- May 15 - Bewick Bridge (born 1767), mathematician.
- July 5 - Nicéphore Niépce (born 1765), inventor.
- October 31 - Johann Friedrich Meckel (born 1781), anatomist.
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