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Year of The Water Monkey壬申( at the beginning of the year metal sheep辛未)

Syria: 2063/64 ( the year in October )

• 2.1 First Quarter
• 2.2 Second Quarter
• 2.3 Third Quarter
• 2.4 Fourth Quarter
• 2.5 Exact date of birth unknown

• Secured 3.1 Date of Death
• 3.2 More death unknown

Events

Politics and World Affairs

Economy

• JULY 31: The Tiergarten Schönbrunn in Vienna is first mentioned in writing. He is the world's oldest existing zoo.

Science and Technology

• Johann Joachim Quantz written for Frederick the Great, the textbook attempt at a statement, the flute traversiere to play.

Culture

• January 20: On the birthday of King Charles IV in Caserta The foundation stone is laid for the construction of the royal palace, the future residence of the Bourbons in the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. Architect of the building is Luigi Vanvitelli.
• 18 October The premiere of the intermezzo Le Devin du village of Jean -Jacques Rousseau in the castle Fontainebleau in Fontainebleau is a great success and giving the French opéra comique social prestige.
• November 11: The premiere of the opera I portentosi effetti della madre Natura by Domenico Scarlatti takes place in Venice at the Teatro San Samuele.
• November 18: The opera Le Jaloux Corrige by Michel Blavet will be premiered at the Château de Berny.

• The play La Locandiera by Carlo Goldoni, after the main character known as Mirandolina is, premiered in Venice.
• A performance of the opera buffa La serva padrona by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi in Paris triggers the Buffonistenstreit between supporters of the conservative French opera and the progressive Italian opera.

Born

First Quarter

• January 02: Philip Freneau, American poet († 1832)
• January 04: David Hall, American politician († 1817)
• January 05: Wilhelm Amsinck, German businessman, senator and mayor († 1831)
• January 16: George Cabot, American politician († 1823)
• JANUARY 23: Muzio Clementi, Italian composer († 1832)
• January 25: Friedrich Valentin, German sculptor († 1819)
• JANUARY 28: Bernhard Joseph Anders, Austrian officials

• February 06, Carl Christian Horvath, German bookseller and founder of the German Booksellers Association of Booksellers († 1837)
• FEBRUARY 12: Joseph Reicha, German cellist and composer († 1795)
• FEBRUARY 12: John Smith, American politician († 1816)
• FEBRUARY 17: Christian Gottfried Friedrich Assmann, German economics and Kameralwissenschaftler († 1822)
• FEBRUARY 17: Friedrich Maximilian Klinger, German poet and Russian general († 1831)
• FEBRUARY 25: John Graves Simcoe, Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada English ( Upper Canada) († 1806)
• February 29: George Handley, American politician († 1793)

• March 07: Carl Friedrich Cramer, German philology and linguist († 1807)
• March 14: Josef Malinský, Czech sculptor and Carver ( † 1827)

Second Quarter

• 04 April: Niccolò Antonio Zingarelli, Italian composer († 1837)
• APRIL 12: Johann Alois Schneider, German bishop († 1818)
• April 19: Friederike Brion, French mistress of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe († 1813)
• April 22: Georg Joachim Goschen, German publisher († 1828)
• April 24: Henry Latimer, American politician († 1819)
• April 29: Theodore Foster, American politician († 1828)

• May 02: Ludwig August Lebrun, German oboist and composer († 1790)
• May 04: John Brooks, American politician († 1825)
• May 10: Maria Amalie Auguste, Countess Palatine of Zweibrücken- Birkenfeld - Bischweiler, Queen of Saxony and Duchess of Warsaw ( † 1828)
• May 10: Pierre Riel de Beurnonville, French general and statesman, Peer and Marshal of France ( † 1821)
• MAY 11: John Albrecht, German physician and writer († 1814)
• MAY 11: Johann Friedrich Blumenbach, German anatomist and anthropologist († 1840)
• MAY 14: Albrecht Daniel Thaer, founder of Agricultural Science († 1828)
• MAY 19: Philipp Ludwig Wittwer, German physician († 1792)

• 04 June: John Eager Howard, American politician († 1827)
• JUNE 13: Fanny Burney, English writer († 1840)
• June 16: Salavat Yulaev, Bashkir freedom fighter and poet, national hero of Bashkortostan († 1800)

Third Quarter

• July 07: Joseph -Marie Jacquard, French inventor of the Jacquard loom († 1834)
• July 23: Emanuel of Schimonsky, Prince-Bishop of Breslau ( † 1832)
• July 27: Ambroise Marie François Joseph de Palisot Beauvois, French naturalist († 1820)
• July 27: Samuel Smith, American politician († 1839)

• 08 September: Johann Caspar Ludwig Menckestraße also: Mencken (* September 8, 1752 in Wittenberg, † July 22, 1795 in Halle ( Saale) ) was a German legal scholar.
• September 18: Georg Anton Bredelin, teachers, Schulvisitator, poet, musician and composer († 1814)
• September 18: Adrien -Marie Legendre, French mathematician († 1833)
• SEPTEMBER 25: Carl STENBORG, Swedish composer († 1813)
• September 30: Justin Heinrich Knecht, German composer, organist, conductor, music teacher and music theorist († 1817)

Fourth Quarter

• 04 November: Ildephons Black, German Catholic theologian († 1794)
• November 15: Nathaniel Chipman, American politician († 1843)
• November 17: Caspar Voght; Hamburg businessman and social reformer († 1839)
• November 19: George Rogers Clark, American Pioneer († 1818)
• November 20: Thomas Chatterton, English poet († 1770)
• November 20: Robert Wright, American politician († 1826)
• November 21: Philippe -Louis -Marc -Antoine de Noailles, French politician († 1819)
• NOVEMBER 25: Johann Friedrich Reichardt, composer and writer on music († 1814)

Exact date of birth unknown

• Jacob Read, American politician († 1816)
• Edward Smith Stanley, 12th Earl of Derby, British inventor of the Oaks Stakes Derby ( † 1834)

Died

Backed death

• January 04: Gabriel Cramer, Swiss mathematician (* 1704)
• January 04: Henry Plütschau, German Protestant missionary (c. 1676 )

• 03 February: Sophie Sabina Apitzsch, Saxon impostor (* 1692 )
• 04 February: Louis I de Bourbon, duc d' Orléans, French son of Philip II of Orléans ( * 1703)

• March 09: Claude Joseph Geoffroy (the younger ), French pharmacist (* 1685)
• March 15: Balthasar of Ahlefeldt, Lord of the nobles goods Lindau and Neudorf and lieutenant general and commander of Gluckstadt (* 1684)
• March 19: Joseph Schmuzer, German builder and plasterer (* 1683)

• May 04: Augustin Leyser, Prussian jurist (* 1683)
• MAY 22: Johann Alexander Thiele, Saxon painter and etcher (* 1685)

• June 03: Albrecht Meno Verpoorten, German educator and Lutheran theologian (* 1672)
• June 15: Michael Gottlieb Agnethler, Transylvanian scientists and numismatist (* 1719)
• June 29: Antonio Corradini, Venetian sculptor (* 1668)

• JULY 20: Johann Christoph Pepusch, British composer and organist (* 1667)

• November 02: Johann Albrecht Bengel, German theologian (* 1687 )

More death unknown

• Jacopo Amigoni, Italian painter (* 1675)
• Johann Georg Benda, Bohemian composer (* 1713)
• John Shore, trumpeter (c. 1662)