MISCELLANEOUS - Lot 161

MISCELLANEOUS JACQUES JEAN STANISLAS COMBIS. 1753-1808. General manager of the national transport fleet. Letter as, 10 floréal year 12, accompanying movements from Cherbourg to Dieppe. ÉTIENNE EUSTACHE BRUIX. 1759-1805. State Councillor, Admiral. 1 las, August 24, 1802. Official bulletin as dispatch of the "flotilla order for today." CHRISTOPHE DE MICHEL DU ROC dit DUROC, duc de Frioul, grand marshal of the palace of Napoleon I. 1772-1813. Las of Prairial 14, to citoyen d'Anglemont, "It is not possible for me at this time to obtain what you desire, because the work on the artillery is only done every six months...". AUGUSTE FREDERIC VIESSE DE MARMONT DUC DE RAGUSE. 1774-1852. Marshal of France. 1 las, Frisdorff, July 19. Invitation to dinner. HONORE CHARLES REILLE. 1775-1860. General. 1 las replying to a solicitation for tickets "for a review to be held at the Tuileries." Attached photo carte de visite. HENRI DE BONALD. 1778-1848. Philosopher. 1 las 2 p. JEAN PAUL ADAM SCHRAMM. 1789-1884. General of the Empire. 1 las, October 30, 1871. Invitation to join the party organized for his wedding anniversary. CHARLES ATHANASE MARIE DE CHARETTE DE LA CONTRIE. 1796-1848. Baron, peer of France. Fragment of las 2 p. April 8, 1827. About a marriage project at the shipyard, now close to being launched. February 1, 1830: "Mme de Charrette has given me a good big boy for Christmas...". CESAIRE MATHIEU. 1796-1875. Prelate. March 1846, regret at not having been able to find his correspondent. JOSEPH-ROMAIN DESFOSSES. 1798-1864. AMIRAL. 3 las, 1821 1862. ALCIDE DE BEAUCHESNE. 1800-1873. Gentleman of the king's chamber. Las, 3 p. "The mysteries surrounding the tragic end of the Dauphin, son of Louis Xvi, have opened the way to many conjectures...". JEAN DIDIER BAZE. 1800-1881. Politician. Las, Liège, August 8, 1853. "The end of the proscription which struck me, and which attaches three generations of exiles to my family, cannot even appear to be the result of a favor granted directly or indirectly to anyone...". LOUIS EUGENE CAVAIGNAC. 1802-1857. General, Governor of Algeria, Chairman of the Council of Ministers. 1 las, September 10, 1855, 2 las sd. Autographed portrait enclosed. JULES DE LAVEAUCOUPET. 1806-1892. General. 1 las, sd, CHARLES RIGAULT DE GENOUILLY. 1807-1873. Admiral, Minister of the Navy. 1 las November 27, 1861 to his dear doctor. Attached photo carte de visite. JEAN-BAPTISTE AUGUSTE DARISTE dit D'ARISTE. 1807-1875. Deputy then senator. Very important correspondence to M. de Jonquières from 1855 to 1874, i.e. 27 letters. THEOGENE FRANÇOIS PAGE. 1807-1867. Vice-admiral. September 5, 1860. 1 las. The minister's conduct towards me was so ignoble and scandalous that everyone was revolted." CLEMENT DE LA RONCIERE-LE NOURY. 1813-1881. General officer in the French Navy. 1 las, Papeete, September 4, 1865. Requests the promotion of "someone who seeks to do some good in the country where I am". LOUIS BLANC. 1811-1882. Journalist, historian, politician. 1 las, October 29, 1842. Request to postpone an appointment. Attached a portrait, engraved, signed. LOUIS PIERRE ALEXIS POTHUAU. 1815-1882. Vice Admiral, Minister of Marine and Colonies. 1 las, sd. LOUIS-JULES TROCHU. 1815-1896. General. Las, June 18, 1864, requests renewal of pension "which the rigor of regulatory texts has deprived of any pension." EDOUARD ANTOINE THOUVENEL. 1818-1866. Diplomat and politician. 1 las, December 18, 1862 de recomandation. RENE-EDMOND THOMASSET. 1819-1907. Vice admiral. 1 las, June 24, 1899. Autograph to be attached to his album. THEOPHILE AUBE. 1826-1890. Rear admiral. Ace bill, October 24, 1882, from the West Indies. MELCHIOR DE VOGÜE. 1829-1916. Diplomat and archaeologist, member of the Académie française. 1 headed letter from the Société de Secours aux blessés. September 12, 1871 about a letter arriving "Poche restante", "which gives him no details out of caution, no doubt: he asks me for medicine for his wounded and sick." JOSEPH MOLLARD. 1833-1888. Director of Protocol at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs from 1874 to 1888. Participated in a Portuguese decoration ceremony. JOACHIM JOSEPH MURAT. 1834-1901. General. 1 las, August 8, to General Clérambault. LOUIS GUSTAVE BINGER. 1856-1936. Exploration officer. 2 las and 6 carte visite as. AUGUSTE-FELIX-CHARLES DE BEAUPOIL, Count of Saint-Aulaire. 1866-1954. French diplomat, author and historian. 2 ace banknotes. VICTOR EMMANUEL LARGEAU. 1867-1916. General. 1 las, 3 p., March 20, 1914. Concerning his correspondent's son, wounded at the front, "a bullet passed through him above the heart but without causing any irreparable damage".