Commissaire Général de la Marine - French

with residence at Toulon

in Rome during the embassy of the Duke of Lavardin

Commissaire Général , Commissaire Ordonnateur , Subdélégué de l’Intendant de Bretagne : no date

in charge of the Port .

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 .

He is described as "full of feelings and zeal , knowing in depth the detail of the woods and that of the forges .
Unfortunately , he is used to doing everything on his own , which prevents him from shipping a lot of stuff . "

rank ?? , for year , see his son .

He fulfilled the functions of authorizing officer ("Ordonnateur") there on several occasions in 1769 and 1770 , during the absences of Intendant Clugny de Nuits

under the "Intendant de Marine" of Brest with detail authorizing officer ( "Ordonnateur" ) for the islands of France and Bourbon .

Secretary of Madame Adélaïde , daughter of Louis XV .

He displayed great activity there , creating the Arsenal and Shipyards where 19 vessels were built .
He took part in the defense of Antwerp during the English attack of September 1809 .

Commissioner General of the Italian Navy with the attributes of maritime prefect from December 11, 1807 to October 24, 181 . The city of Venice and its arsenal were handed over to Count de Lespine , Austrian general who took possession of it .

Employee of the commission in charge of naval ordinances

for his retirement ??

12 years Chef de Service de la Marine at le Havre , promotion officier and commandeur when at Le Havre , not promoted in 1828 , Commissaire Général , after 32 years of Service