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DESANDROUINS, Vicomte, French engineer, born 12 December 1740. He accompanied Montcalm to Canada in May 1756, as captain of the royal engineers, and became his aide and military secretary. He was engaged in the defense of Ticonderoga and in the subsequent operations in Canada. >From 1780 till 1783 he was chief engineer in Rochambeau's army in this country, was brigadier general of infantry, 5 December 1781, and chef de brigade of the engineer corps. In 1789 he was a chevalier of Malta, and a member of the National assembly from Calais and Ardres.
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