British punitive expedition in the Middle East. It began on 3 November 1819 and lasted until 22 December 1819 (about 2 months). The setting was Strait of Hormuz and Ras al-Khaimah. It was part of Piracy in the Persian Gulf. Those involved included the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, the Omani Empire and Ras Al Khaimah.
Before and after
- 20 June 1819Birth of Jacques Offenbach
- 1 August 1819Birth of Herman Melville
- 25 August 1819Death of James Watt
- 13 September 1819Birth of Clara Schumann
- from 3 November 1819 to 22 December 1819Persian Gulf campaign of 1819
- 19 November 1819Construction of Museo del Prado
- 22 November 1819Birth of George Eliot
- 1820Founding of Indiana University Bloomington
- 1820Missouri Compromise
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