Star.
London, England, 1815-03-24 00:00:00

STATE OF TOE FRENCH ARMY'.

The follneving view of the state of the French army
on the Ist February lasts may interest our readers.—.
The Etat M ijor consisted of—
(3 Colonels-General tai the Roast faugl(.
u Marshals.
Ist it.dpet.Lora.rh•nersle east, cif aparticutar army.
352 Lieutetrun,Genrrabi ci-devant Uensniaus Jr Division.
617 Mardshatix-cle-Canip, er-devaut OCtieraisis de Brigade.
223 Adjtaants Commandants.
The territory of France is divided into twenty-tin
military divisions ; to which may be added Corsin
and Monaco, in all twenty-tour : in each of their,
there is a governor, generally OGG Gt the Marshals, or
a Lieutenant-Gen/gal of high d:stinction ; under hiat
a Lieutenant-Gereral commanding the division, ard
one or more Lieutenant-generals or Mareschaus4.
Camp, commanding the dills:rent subdivisions; under
the!, again are the Commanders aad Adjutants of
die garrison towns, scattered through the tweuty-iaur
division, to the amount of 17b places—The details
of the different amen are a% follows ;
1. Gendarmerie itoyale de France, which consists of the in-
spector-General and the General Staff, which Includes 9 Gene si
(Accra, 24 Legions of Gendarmerie, inrrrhig each a military
division, mad cach amsisting of one Cuiocci, two chefs deur
dron, four Captains, four Quarter-masters, and from ato
Lieutenants. - - -

Tins is a local corps, and the several officers reside at the tairos
from the population of which the gendarmerie is drawn.
11. "the Artillery, consisting of oho Inspector-General and the
Genital Staff, which Lido& ul General Officers, 56 Colonels,
and about 100 interior Officers of eight Regiments of li.faatry,
each having a Culuael, a Major, and live Cbefis de &talkie and
four Regiments of Cavalry, each with one Colour', one Major,
sod three chefs deseadron. There are besides cleat squadrons
of Artillery Drivers. twelve Companies of Artificers. and a corp.
of Pontonaciers.
111. Coq' du Gerrie, consisting of the Inspector-General of
Etlemeer,, with his and the General Staff, including ten General
Oaks mow), Colonels, and about 270 infiriur Officen; of three
Regiments each, with a Colonel, Major, Re. ; each Rsillals
has two liattalosis, each with a Chef. nd a Major, and each
battalion hr. siz companies (one befnis of sappers), each coolant`
having two Captains and tWo Lieutenants.
There is besides a Coops Royal desingeniers Cleograpliess Cat)
silting of two I/Irectors-General, five Colonels, six Chel4 tit" -
dront about fifty Captains, and *bout arty qr sixty Lieutenants
and tleves.
IV. The Regular Army, which casuists
1. Of the Infantry—Which is composed of the Getitral Sadf__,)
including 12 Genets* Officers, of 90 regiment' 9l the hi'', °""
15 regiments of light cavalry, each basing a Calomel and a Major.
l'he Cavalry—consiaong of two minuses of carabineers,
12 of cuirassiers, 15 of dragoons Mx of lancers, 15 of light dra-
PQns, and sew"' of hussars; each of three divisions has a Co-
'mei-General, and each regiment a Colotiel and Major.
V. The Veterans, which consist of ten companies of non-com-
missioned officers, 50 companies of privates, a i 4 ten cOmPallir"
a arc/cry:Saco, each under a Captain-Commandant.
To which may be *kind the waggonirsin, which Is (MN*"
of four squadrons, of four etimpaides each.

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the Newsmen
are respectlulli informed, that
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nn Sunday mornings.

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