This page relates to the year 1768 Gregorian Calendrier.
Events
America
- October 26th: Guy Carleton, baron Dorchester, becomes general governor of the province of Quebec. If it makes some concessions with the British minority, it recommends a mode of equity however, asking the restoration of the French legislation by associating there the institution of the Habeas Corpus and endeavors to cure the abuses justice. The class of the anglophone tradesmen, claiming the meeting of Assembled popular promised by the Proclamation of October 1763, refuse to discharge the taxes claimed by the crown.
- November 5th: The Iroquois yield the Ohio to the British colonies with the Traité of Strong Stanwix or treated of the six Nations (William Johnson).
- Two thousand soldiers are confined with Boston by the British. Frequent skirmishes burst between the population and the soldiers.
Africa
- Madagascar: Between the Boina and the Betsimisaraka live the Sihanaka whose main resource is the draft of the slaves. When the razziées populations revolt and attack them, they call upon the French Shapes It to restore the order (1768).
- the French open a counter with Bizerte, in Tunisia, then obtain the authorization to settle on Galite and, later, with the Cape Bon.
Oceania & the Pacific
Asia & Indian world
- May 17th: The order of expulsion of the Jésuites arrives at the Filipino .
- December 28th: Crowning of Taksin, king of Siam.
- the Burmese domination on the Siam is of short duration and ends during a Thai rising carried out by the general Phya Taksin, who autoproclame king of the Siam (fine in 1782).
- the Gurkha, warriors rajputs, take Katmandou with the Nepal.
- the British remove the Sarkars North of the Bengal to the Nizâm.
The Middle East
Europe
- Revolt of the middle-classes against the domination of the patricians families to Geneva.
- Repression of the revolt of the Cossacks of Iaïk by the Russia.
- License favorable to the peasants of High Silesia influenced by White François von.
France
Arts & cultures
See also: 1768 with the theater, 1768 in literature
- Quarrel in France between the partisans and the detractors of the “beautiful canto” of the soloists which invaded the scene of the operas to the detriment of the music (1768 - 1772).
- the Harvesters , comedy with verses of Favart.
- the Ingenuous one, Op3era Comique of Gretry.
- the finta semplice , opera of Mozart.
- Olympiad , opera of Niccolo Piccini.
Sciences & technology
See also: 1768 in science
Economy & company
- Census: the Spain account 9,3 million inhabitants. The density remains low: 20 to 22 inhabitants with the km ².
- Physiocracy, or natural Constitution of the most advantageous government of mankind of Of the Bridge of Nemours, editor association of the newspaper of the physiocrats, Éphémérides of the citizen (1768 - 1772).
- Bank of Saint-Pétersbourg. Russia obtains an banking institution realizing of the current operations (deposits, discount, emission).
Births in 1768
- January 7th: Joseph Bonaparte, king de Naples and of Spain ( † 1844)
- January 28th: king Frederic VI of Denmark
- March 4th: August Friedrich Wilhelm Holtzhausen, engineer ( † 1827)
- March 21st: Jean Baptist Joseph Fourier, mathematician and physicist French
- March 30th: Etienne Marie Antoine Champion of Nansouty, General, rider of the Emperor ( † 1815)
- June 6th: Jean-Baptiste Bessières, marshal of empire
- June 9th: Samuel Slater, American man of industry
- June 24th: Marie Leszczyńska, princess of Poland and queen of France (° June 23rd 1703)
- July 27th: Charlotte Corday, personality of the French revolution, loophole of Jean-Paul Marat
- August 17th: Louis Charles Antoine Desaix, general French
- September 4th: François-Rene de Chateaubriand, French writer
- November 18th: Zacharias Werner, German poet
- November 21st: Friedrich Schleiermacher, German theologist
- December 18th: Marie-Guillemine Benoist († 1826), painter Frenchwoman
Death in 1768
Be-X-old: 1768
Map-bms: 1768
Simple: 1768
Zh-yue: 1768 年