M. L'Abbé de Montesquiou, dismissed, a peer of France.
General Dupont, dismissed, a peer of France.
Marshal Soult, dismissed, proscribed.
The Duke of Feltre, dismissed, dead.
The Comte de Blacas, dismissed, a peer of France.
MINISTERS OF STATE.
Comte Ferrand, dismissed, a peer of France.
The Viscount de Chateaubriand, dismissed, a peer of France.
Baron de Vitrolles, dismissed.
MARSHALS.
Marshal Marmont, major-general of the royal guards.
Marshal Macdonald, major-general of the royal guards.
Marshal Victor, major-general of the royal guards.
Marshal Gouvion de St. Cyr, minister at war.
IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT.
MINISTERS.
The Prince Cambacérès, banished, returned.
The Prince of Eckmuhl, a peer of France.
The Duke of Vicenza, retired from public affairs.
The Duke of Decrès, retired from public affairs.
The Duke of Otranto, banished.
The Duke of Gaëta, a peer of France, (secret letter, lettre close).
Count Mollien, a peer of France.
M. Carnot, proscribed.
The Duke of Bassano, proscribed.
MINISTERS OF STATE.
Count Defermont, proscribed, recalled.
Count Regnault de St. Jean d'Angely, proscribed, recalled: died in consequence of his exile.
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