François-Charles de Bourlamaque

François-Charles de Bourlamaque (also spelled Burlamaqui) was a French military leader and Governor of Guadeloupe from 1763 until his death in 1764.

Biography François-Charles de Bourlamaque was born in Paris in 1716; he was the son of Francesco Burlamacchi,

The following year he, with a small force, attempted to defend the area around Trois-Rivières during the British thrust on Montreal, but to no avail. After the French capitulation he became a Major-General in 1762 and Maréchal de camp in February 1763. He was given the governorship of Guadeloupe at the same time.