Ordonnateur de la Marine - French

promoted ?? but Intendant is the superior of Commissaire Ordonnateur

04/1793 in geneanet , logistics for Campaign of Egypt (1798) , same time as Najac ??

"Chef d'Administration" avec fonction Ordonnateur

He decides to raze the first battery of old ships and to suppress the fellows while keeping only 30 or 24 guns of 36 in the battery . These ships are called “frigate ships” . Among these ships are the Brutus, the Pluton  and the Argonaute .

He negotiated in particular important exchanges of prisoners with the English .

He was dismissed as a nobleman , arrested and then released .

The thought that the general council of the commune had had that a plot was hatched against the ports of the State seemed to be on the verge of being realized, when the minister wrote on August 8 , 1793 to M. Chevillard , authorizing officer of the navy ( Ordonnateur de la Marine) : "the plan to set fire to the stores and arsenals is one of the enemies of the republic. I recommend that you exercise the most active and constant surveillance, to prevent its effects and to discover the accomplices of this horrible attack. "

He prepared and ensured the departure of the squadron commanded by Vice-Admiral Bruix , made up of 25 vessels , which broke the English blockade and managed to reach the Mediterranean .

for Venetian Province .

Promoted expenditure authorizing officer at St Pierre , he came into conflict with the Commander of Place Desrousseaux .
He was recalled and assigned to Cherbourg .

by Interim

At Basse-Terre

de l'Ile de Nossi-Bé (Ambariobe) , Madagascar