1825 deaths

Spanish general

Austrian Field Marshal (1751-1825)

Argentine general (1778 - 1825)

Russian composer and singer

German artist

Prussian diplomat

French general (1755-1825)

British Army general (1770-1825)

Welsh encyclopedist and botanist (1743–1825)

German explorer and botanist (1789-1825)

German physician

French entomologist (1775-1825)

Soldier of the royalist Army, last viceroy of the Río de la Plata (posthumous)

Serbian military commander

French political writer

German botanist (1754-1825)

first British Resident of Delhi (1758-1825)

African king who ruled from current Nongoma

Ukrainian Russian-speaking writer

Croatian writer and lexicographer (1750-1825)

German geographer and statistician

Polish painter (1768-1825)

Danish mathematician (1766-1825)

German engraver

French geographer (1760–1825)

British diplomat (1752-1825)

British poet (1795-1825)

German painter (1755-1825)

Aromanian scholar

Italian writer (1752-1825)

Muscogee chief

Austrian author

Irish chemist (1763–1825)

French admiral (1761-1825)

German Protestant theologian

Canadian Roman Catholic Bishop of Quebec

Danish composer and banker (1790–1825)

Austrian general

Russian general

Anagnostaras (; 1760 – 8 May 1825) was a Greek revolutionary, a leading member of the Filiki Etaireia, and later a general and War Minister of the Greek War of Independence. Anagnostaras is a nom de guerre, he was born as Christos Papageorgiou () and signed as Anagnostis Papageorgiou ().

Composer and professor of music

Scottish inventor (1759-1825)

Peruvian politician

French politician (1753-1825)

Spanish general

German musician

Nawab of the Carnatic

French psychiatrist

American politician (1760-1825)

Ukrainian noble and writer

French anatomist and surgeon

Spanish painter (1759-1825)

British Duke (1766-1825)

prince of the Mexican Union

Peruano

Argentine revolutionary

American politician (1749-1825)

Swedish general

Hasidic rabbi (1748–1825)

Polish general