1790 deaths

German prince (1744-1790)

German priest, hymnwriter

Scottish military engineer, surveyor and antiquarian (1726–1790)

Italian composer and academic

British physician and naturalist

1st Commandant of the Marine Corps

German pastor and inventor (1739-1790)

Polish artist (1700-1790)

German artist (1712-1790)

French writer, translator and Encyclopedist

French composer

British politician and historian (1720–1790)

Italian cardinal (1720-1793)

Swedish mineralogist

very famous Parisian organ builder of the 18th century, the last representative of the Clicquot organ builders and the last great organ builder of the former Kingdom of France

Scottish minister and historian (1718–1790)

French farmer (1708-1789)

American judge (1745-1790)

Royal Navy vice-admiral

Russian admiral (1713-1790)

Polish orientalist and biblical scholar

Polish noble

actor

American merchant and politician

Italian historian and archaeologist

Fakie, author, writer, Iraqi and modernist from Yemen

French writer, poet and playwright (1747-1790)

French admiral

monegasque princess and nun (1719-1790)

German politician and jurist (1705-1790)

Irish belle, lady-in-waiting, and society hostess; (1733-1790)

Welsh Calvinistic Methodist leader (1713–1790)

English portrait and historical painter (1730–1788)

French Catholic theologian

Polish noble

British American sailor

British duke

Baptist Minister (1735-1790)

Italian physicist, architect and music theorist

Spanish surgeon and anatomist (1734-1816)

Hamburg merchant and banker (1738–1790)

British politician and peer

singer (1756-1790)

Swedish opera singer, actress and courtesan

Italian painter (1727-1790)

Serbian Orthodox Metropolitan

punjabi sufi poet

Polish-Lithuanian noble (1718-1790)

British watchmaker (1719-1790)

Slovak historian from Kingdom of Hungary (1744-1790)

thumb|Mahipati

French preacher

French architect (c.1710-1786)

British naval officer, navigational expert and colonial governor

French theologian and philosopher (1716-1790)

French lawyer and journalist (1761-1790)

writer

British noble (1712-1790)

Italian sculptor and painter (c.1718–1790)

Yongrong (28 January 1744 – 13 June 1790) was a Manchu prince and calligrapher of the Qing dynasty in China. He was born in the Aisin Gioro clan as the sixth son of the Qianlong Emperor; his mother was Imperial Noble Consort Chunhui.