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NA AM-BOEKJE Van De Wel Ed NA AM-BOEKJE Van de Wel Ed. Heeren der HOOGE INDIASCHE REGEERINGE, Gequalificeerde Perfoonen, enz. op BATAVIA; Mitsgaders De Refpeftive Gouverneurs , Directeurs, Commandeurs en Opperhoofden op de Buiten Comptoiren van Nederl. India, zoo a!s dezelve" in wezen zyn bevonden ultimo December 1779. Als meede alle de Gouverneurs Generaal3 zedert bet Jaar 1610. Nevens de hooge en mindere Collegien e» Bediendens op de Buiten Comptoiren van NEDERLANDS INDIA. TE AMSTERDAM, By PETRUS SCHOUTEN en R E 1 N I E R OTTENS, Boekverkoopers, 1781. Met Privilegie van da Heeren Staat en van Holland enlFeJlvrieslaml* C 3 ) GOUVERNEURS GENERAAL Zedert den Jaars iö:o. E Ed. Heer PIETER BOTH , van Amers• D foort, uir Patria vertrokken in january» en tot Bantam aangekomen December i6io. gerepatrieerd 1614. L De Ed. Heer GERRIT REYNST , van Am- Jferdam , uit Patria vertrokken den 2 Juny- 1613. op Java gekomen in November 1Ö14. in 't Fort Jaccatra overleden den ïoDecember IÖIJ; |. De Ed. Heer LAURENS REAAL , van Am- J jlerdam, in Rade van India op Mo'.ucco,tot diequaliteit aangeftelt den 19 July 1016. gere- patrieert den 5 Auguftus 1619. \. De Ed. Heer JAN PIETERSZ. COEN , van I Hoorn , in Patria aangeftelt den 31 Odto'oer 1617» in regering getreden in Juny 1618. heeft Jiccatra verovert den 30 May 1619. geiegeeit I alseerile Gouverneur aldaar, en gerepatrieert den 1 Febrüary 1623. f. De Ed. Heer PIETER CARPENTEIR, aange• ftelt den 1 February 1623. uit de regering getreden 30 September 1627. gerepatrieert dea 10. November 1627. 6, De Ed. Heer JAN PIETERSZ. COEN , van Hoorn , voor de twederaaal als Gouverneur Generaal alhier gekomen den 30. Septembei 1627. overleden den io. September 1629. At 7. De C 4 ) 7. De Ed Heer JAQUES SPECX, van Dordregt, uit Patria op Batavia gekomen den 23 Sep, tember 1529. heeft gcregeert tot 7 September - gerepatrieert den 3 December 1632. g. DeEd. Heer HENDRIK BROUWER, van Am- fterdam, in die qualiteit alhier gekomen , en in regering getreden 7 September 1632. gerepa• trieert den 1 January 1636. 9. De Ed. Heer ANTHONY VAN DIEMEN, van Cuylenburg , daar toe in Patria aangeftelt 1635» op Batavia voorgeftelt den 4 January 1636» overleden 19, en begraven zz April 1645. 10. DeEd. Heer CORNELIS VAN DER LYN, van Alk.ma.-zr, het gezag opgedragen den 12 April 1645. en in Patria daar toe aangeftelt den 10 O&ober 1646. heeft geregeert tot den 7 O&ober 1650. gerepatrieert den 20 January i6sv? M. De Ed. Heer CAREL REYNIERSZ, van Am. flerdam , alhier voorgeftelt den 7 Oftober 1650. overleden den 18 , begraven den 19. May 16J3. ïz. De Ed. Keer JOAN MAATSUYKER, van Am- fterdam, geeligeert den 18 May 1653- geau- thonfeert den 8 Oftober 1654. overleden den 4, begraven den 7 January 1678. I,. De Ed. Heer RYKLOF VAN GOENS, van Embden, alhier aangeftelt den 4 January 167S. gerepatrieert den 25 November itffz. j+. De Ed. Heer CORNERS JANSZ SPEELMAN, van Rotterdam, aangeftelt den 25 Novembe» ï68i, overleden 11, en begraven den 15. ].an. 1684. ïc. De Ed. Heer JOHANNES CAMPHUYS , van HaarUray aangeftelt den :i january. 1684. geauthorifeert den 7 Auguftus i68j.zyn Ampt ncergelegt 24 Septembei 1651, overleden den C 5 ) \l6. De Ed. Heer Mr. WILLEM VAN 0UTH00RN"9 van Amboina, aangeftelt den 24 September iöpi.zyn Ampt neergelegt den 15 Auguftus 1704. overleden 27 November, en begraven 1 1 December 1720. 37.DeEd. HeerJOAN VAN HOORN, vuiAmfler- dam, aangeftelt den 1? Auguftus 1704. gere• patrieert den 30. Oólober 1709. 18. De Ed. Heer Mr. ABRAHAM VANRIEBEEK, van Cabode Goede Hoop, aangeftelt en op Ba• tavia voorgeftelt den 30 Oclober 1709. ovetle. den 17, en begraven 20 November 1713. 19. De Ed. Heer CHRISTORFEL VAN ZWOLL, van Amfterdam, aangeftelt den 17 November I7i3.en voorgeftelt den isMay 1714- overle• denden 12, en begraven den 16 November 1718. ao. De Ed. Heer HENRIC ZWAARDEKROON, van Rotterdam, aangeftelt den 13 November 17 18. en voorgeftelt den 10 September 1720^ zynAmpt neergelegt den 8 Jnly 1725. overle• den den 12, en begraven den 16 Auguftus 1728. 21. DeEd. Heer MATTHEUS DE HAAN, van Dcrd* regt, uit Patria aangeftelt den 8 Jnly » en voor- geftelfden 7 Auguftus 1725. overleden den 1. én begraven den 4 Juny 1719- 12. De Ed. Heer Mr. DIDER1K DURVEN, van Delft, aangeftelt den 1 Juny 1729. en voor• geftelt den 9 December 1730. uit den Dienft ontflagen den 28 May, en gerepatrieert 25 Oc- tober 1732. 23. De Ed. Heer Mr. DIRK VAN CLOON, van Batavia, in 't Vaderland aangefteld 173 r. in regeenng getreden 28 May, en voorgeftelt dfcn 24 July 1732. overleden den 10 , en be• graven den 14 Maart 17*5. A i 24. De ( 6 ) 24. De Ed. Heer ABRAHAM PATRAS, van Gr§ noble, aangefteld den ir Maart 1735. voorge fieldden 30 Auguftus 1736. overleden den 3 en begraven den 6 May 1737. 2J. De Ed. Heer ADRIAAN VALCKENIER, vai: Amfterdam, aangeftelt den 3 May , en voorge; fteltden28. Sept. 1737. na PatriaóNov. 1741- 26. De Ed. Heer JOHANNES THEDENS , va:; Fredrikftadt, na de ordre uyt Nederland tc Generaal aangeftelt den 6Nov. 1741- ontflage den 28 May 1743. overl. den 19» en begravei den 23 Maart 1748. 27. De Ed. Heer GD STAAF WILLEM BAROl VAN IMHOFF, van Lier, in Nederland aan geftelt den 2 Decemb. 1740. dog inmiddels n Nederland vertrokken 12 january 1741» vervoi gens het Generalaat in 't Vaderlandgeaccepteei 13 Dec. 1741. By haar Hoog Mog. geauthorifee.i 26 April 1742 Alhier gearriveert, ingehaalt e voorgeftelt den 28 May 1743. Door haar Hoo Mog. tot Generaal over de Infanterye van dei Staat aangefteld den 12 M.nart 1748- Overl. dd 1 en begraven den 5 November 175°- 28. DeEd, Heer JACOBMOSSEL, van Enck.hu> zen, aangeftelt den 1 Nov. 1750. voorgefte den 24 july 1752. Door Haar Hoog Mogenó tot Generaal over de Infanterye van den Sta; aaneeftelt, den 25 April 1754 overleeden dei 15 en begraven den i9Mayi7<Si. t9. DeEd. Heer PETRUS ALBERTUS VAN DE 1 PARRA, van Colombo, tot Generaal aangefte* den IJ May 1761. voorgeftelt den 29 Septemb4j 1763. overl. den 28 en begraven den 30 DJ cember 1775- 30. De Ed. Heer JEREMIAS VANRIEMSDYK, va Utrecht,totGeneraal aangeftelt den 28 Dec. 177 1 uit Nederland bevestigd den 7 Juny, over! 3 en begraven 7 October 1777. 31. De Ed. Heer REINIER DE KLERK, van Mit- delburg in Zeeland, tot Generaal aangeftel den 4 O£taberi777.voorgefteld deniojuly 171' NAAMEA r C 7 ) N A A M E N VAN DE WEL EDELE HEEREN DER HOOGE INDIASCHE REGEERINGE. <0oub. <0enecaaï ban BeöerXgnMa. ZYN EDELHEID, DE HOOG EDELE HEER REINIER DE KLERK. 1777 Cecfte föaaö cn Wmttm <Bmztaal fciati B^ecïanïjfc&gnöla. DE WEL EDELE HEER MR. WILLEM ARNOLD ALTINfG. 1777 DE WEL EDELE HEEREN RAADEN VAN NEDERLANDS INDIA. Extra. Ordin. HENDRIK BRETON. 1767 1773 Mr. IMAN WILLEM FALCK, Gouverneur en Directeur van Ceylon 1765. 17Ö7 I77<5 JöHANNES VOS. 1765 1777 Mr. THOMAS SCHIPPERS. 1772 1779 IACOBUS JOHANNES CRAAN. 1772 ADRIAAN MOENS , Gouverneur en Direiïeur van Mallabaar. 1773 1770. A 4 DA- ( 8 ) Extra. Ordin DAVID JDAN SMITII. 1773 JAi. JACOB CORNELIS MAT- THBUS RADERMACHER. I776 ]ACOÜ PELTERS, (iaat van Bands te komen. 1777 HENDRIK VAN STOCKUM. 1777. }A.V HENDRIK POOC;-:. 1777 WILLEM JACOB VAN DE GRAAF 1778 D 'reBevr van Sourattai"[-r6. JOHANNES ROBBERT VAN DER BURGM, Jiaat van Java te komen. 1779 2V3r. JOACHIM VAN PLETTEN- BERG , tit. Gouverneur en Di~ retteur van de Caap de Goede Hoop 1774. 1776 ^eccetadffm banöe ^ocaeïjcrrcrino;. Dirk Goetbloed, Eerjie, 1777 Adriaan de Bock, Tweede. 1777 Beditndens van Politie en Commercie. <®ppecftoopïictsen öc£ fóa/Iceï£. George Theoheeren, Eerjie. 1777 Gerrit van Grol, Tweede. 1777 ( 9) fMfltat <Smt oer tjnö- &*g. 23oermi. Carel Fredrik Severin. 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