France
- Algeria - Thomas Robert Bugeaud, Governor-General of Algeria (1841-1847)
- French Guiana -
- Jean Baptiste Armand Bertrand Cadéot, Governor of French Guiana (1845-1846)
- André Aimé Pariset, Governor of French Guiana (1846-1850)
- Guadaloupe - Jean-François Layrle, Governor of Guadaloupe (1845-1848)
- Martinique - Pierre Louis Aimé Mathieu, Governor of Martinique (1844-1848)
- Oceania - Armand Joseph Bruat, Governor of the Colony of Oceania (1843-1847)
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