Royal Guard. SANCTION APPLIED TO THE LANCER OF THE SQUARE GUARD, following his behavior, May 28, 1819. 18999-13

Royal Guard. SANCTION ORDER APPLIED TO THE LANCER OF THE SQUARE GUARD, following his behavior, May 28, 1819. 18999-13

Header "General Staff of the 2nd Division of the Royal Guard Infantry."
Paris, May 28, 1819.
ORDER OF THE DAY with address "Monsieur le baron de Beurnonville colonel of the 6th infantry. of the Guard / Rue fauve St honoré n°51." 2 black ink stamps (partial).

In accordance with the order of the day of April 26, 1815, the named Carré, lancer of the guard, arrested for, while intoxicated, drawing his sword and causing a great & scandalous gathering, shall be deprived of the honor of carrying his sword for one month and punished with 8 days in the guardhouse.
The Major General on duty, signed Mal de Bellune,
followed by two other signatures: Modène and the Marquis de Conflans. "

H 24.7 cm x 18.5 cm. 1 page, double leaf.
Fair condition, fold marks, tear with loss in the lower right corner at the address (part of the ink stamp is missing), reinforcement of the central crease.

BIOGRAPHY:
Étienne Martin de Riel, Baron de BEURNONVILLE, born on July 11, 1789 in Laferté-sur-Aube (Haute-Marne), and died on July 30, 1876 at Château de La Chapelle in Labbeville, was a French military officer and politician.