1673

This page relates to the year 1673 Gregorian Calendrier.

Events

January 1st: The first postal service is open between New York and Boston.
March 18th: John Berkeley sells his share of New Jersey with Quakers.
May 17th - July 17th: French Jacques Inlays and Louis Jolliet explores the area of the big lakes and the basin of the the Mississippi in North America. Parties the May 17th, they go a little in on this side current border of the Arkansas and Louisiana from where they leave the July 17th to return in News-France.
June 17th: Jacques Inlays and Louis Jolliet reaches the Prairie of the Dog to the confluence of the Wisconsin and the the Mississippi.
August 9th: The Dutchmen re-occupy New York (1673 - 1674).

Decree prohibiting the parcelling out of the grounds to the Japan.
Sher Khân Lodi grants the authorization to the French to open a counter with Pondichéry in India of the south.

March 29th, England: Test Act which claims to exclude the not-Anglicans from all administrative offices or soldiers. There remains in force until in 1828. The duke of York must give up its load of admiral.
May: Congress of Cologne.
7 and June 14th: Dutch naval victories with Schooneveld over the England.
June 21st: Treaty of Vossem between Louis XIV and Frederic Guillaume Ier de Brandebourg.
June 29th: Catch of Maastricht by the France.
August 21st: naval Action in Texel. Victoire of Holland (De Ruyter) against the Franco-British fleet.
August 30th: Treaties of $the Hague: the Emperor Léopold Ier and the Spain are combined with the United Provinces against the France. Rupture enters the emperor and France.
November 11th: The Polish of Jean Sobieski demolish the Othoman with the battles of Khorzim (Khotine).
November 13rd: The imperial army takes again Bonn with the French.
November 26th: Peder Schumacher Griffenfeld becomes large Chancelier Denmark.

In Hungary, 733 Protestants (pastors, professors, teachers) is put in impossibility of exerting either by the exile, or by the imprisonment.

February 10th: Affaire of levels (1673 - 1693) which opposes Louis XIV and the clergy gallican with the pope. The right of levels made it possible to the king to box the benefit of some évêchés in the event of vacancy. The king decides to extend levels it with all évêchés French, in particular with the Southerners. The bishops House, of Alet, and Caulet, of Pamiers call upon Rome, whose interventions remain without effects.

Limitation of the right of remonstrance of the Parliament. The courses sovereign are reduced to silence.
Drafting of a code of the trade in France. Schedule of Trade worked out with the consular jurisdictions and the jurandes of the commercial big cities.
Colbert suspends the application of a payment which constrained with high-quality in manufacture of Languedocien cloths.

First vision of Marguerite-Marie Alacoque with the convent of the Visitation of Paray-le-Monial.
Life of the archpriest Avvakoum, autobiographical account of Avvakoum.
Guaranteed freedom of worship for the Jewish in England.

Poem of the captivity of saint Marc , the Fountain.
Research of antiquities and curiosities of the town of Lyon of Jacques Spon.
Flourishing Arts of François Carpenter.
Of the equality of the two sexes, physical and moral speech where one sees the importance to be demolished prejudge , of François Poullain of the Bar.

Gottfried von Leibnitz starts to develop its theory of the differentials and the integral calculus and invents its multiplying machine
Traité percussion or shock of the bodies , of Edme Mariotte.
Horologium oscillatorium of Christiaan Huygens appears with Paris. It treats centrifugal force and moment of inertia (Théorème of Huygens). The pendulum clock is developed definitively.

June 1st: Louise Francoise de Bourbon (1673-1743|Louise Francoise de Bourbon, Miss de Nantes, bastard girl of Louis XIV and Madam de Montespan

February 17th: Molière (Jean-Baptiste Poquelin), French playwright, little time after the second representation of sound “ Hypochondriac ”.
March 15th: Salvator Rosa, poet and Neapolitan painter (1615-1673).
June 25th: Charles de Batz, sior of Artagnan, captain, lieutenant of the 1 {{Re}} Company of the musketeers of the king, killed during the seat of Maastricht at the time of the War of Holland.
November 17th: Michał Wiśniowiecki, king of Poland, (° July 31st 1640)

Rtichtchev, partisan and guard of the school of Kiev. The Greek party finds a broad influence in Russia.

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