 There were only 25 members left in 1814.In 1816, at the end of the war, the survivors gathered under the leadership of a colonel of the dragoons, Charles-Emmanuel, marquis of Saint-Mauris (1735–1839), baron de Chatenois et de la Villeneuve, comte de Saulx et Genevrey, then Maréchal of the camps and armies of the king and inspector general of the national guard.The 1768 statutes were revised and new knights were made for a total of 78 in 1817, the year of the last dubbing ceremony.