, perhaps of the same family with the preceding, was born at Berlin in
, perhaps of the same family with
the preceding, was born at Berlin in 1730, where he also
died, Dec. 3, 1784, in consequence of an apoplectic stroke.
He was privy counsellor to the king of Prussia in the
French department, counsellor of revision of the supreme
consistory, and member of the royal academy of sciences
and belles lettres at Berlin. He published, 1. “Des dissertations philosophiques sur la nature de Feu,
” Le Pyrrhonisme du sage,
”
Les songes d'Epicure,
” Introduction generate a l'etude de la Politique, des
Finances, et du Commerce,
” Berlin, Essai sur le Bortheur,
” and 7. “Introduction a la
Statistique.
”