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| Date from | Date to | Event | Source | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Appointed Seigneur de Séréville , de Broyes et du Cardonnoy | ref:631 | |||
| 9.1706 | Appointed Commis au Bureau des Consulats of Spain | ref:673 | ||
| 1.1.1707 | Appointed Ecrivain Ordinaire de la Marine | ref:631 | ||
| 11.1711 | Appointed Private Secretary of Ponchartrain , Secretary of State . | ref:673 | ||
| 1716 | Appointed Commis Principal au Secrétariat du Conseil de Marine | ref:673 | ||
| 9.1718 | Appointed Commissaire Ordinaire de la Marine at Brest | ref:673 | ||
| 4.1721 | Appointed Commissaire Ordinaire de la Marine at Rochefort | ref:673 | ||
| 4.1723 | Appointed Secretary of Maurepas , Secretary of State . | ref:673 | ||
| 4.1728 | 7.1738 | Appointed Premier Commis au Bureau de la Marine du Levant | ref:673 | |
| 7.1738 | Appointed Premier Administrateur de la Marine | ref:631 | ||
| 7.1738 | 1.1745 | Appointed Premier Commis au Bureau de la Marine du Levant et du Ponant | ref:673 | |
| 1.1745 | He left active service due to health problems linked to overwork , as commissioner general . | ref:673 | ||
| 1.1745 | 1750 | His retirement was only partial as he was often consulted (Maurepas visited him at home for consultations , so much was his opinion appreciated) and he even undertook trips with several ministers including Maurepas in 1749 to the ports of Provence , Languedoc and Flanders and Rouillé in 1749 , in Le Havre and in 1750 in Brest . | ref:631 | |
| 1.1745 | 1773 | Appointed Commissaire Général de la Marine at his retirement . In 1773 , at the age of 89 and almost entirely blind , he still retained his post as commissioner general and still received his salary - arguably the oldest staff in government . | ref:631 | |
| 1752 | Appointed Membre Fondateur de l’Académie de Marine | ref:673 | ||
| 1762 | Appointed Seigneur de Plainville | ref:631 |
A prominent numismatist , he built a collection of Greek coins which he will sell to the King . (Now kept at the National Library) .
His collection of medals of kings , peoples and cities , made him one of the founders of numismatic science .
Studies at the college of Navarre before 1706.