REVOLUTION AND FIRST EMPIRE and miscellaneous. Set of 6 pieces. Billaud-Varenne (Jean-Nicolas), Lazare-Hippolyte Carnot, Georges Couthon and Robert Lindet. Apostille signed as members of the Comité de Salut Public, on a report addressed by General Louis-Antoine Pille, member of the bureau des nominations dans les troupes à cheval. Paris, 4 brumaire an IV [26 October 1795]. Concerning the complaint of the former squadron leader of the Hussards de l'Égalité who did not keep his rank in the 14th regiment of chasseurs, formed from the combination of the Hussards de l'Égalité and the "Hussards de la Mort". - BONAPARTE (Joseph). Letter signed with 2 autographed words "your affectionate Joseph". Thanks for congratulations. King of Naples until 5 July 1808, he had just been designated King of Spain on 7 July 1808. Attached is a copper-engraved portrait of King Joseph. - Bonaparte (Lucien). Autograph letter signed "L. Bonaparte" with full first name "Lucien" added in his own hand, addressed to one of the Directors. Marseille, 10 pluviôse an V [29 January 1797]. He announces his departure for Corsica the following day, and recommends his friend Pierre-Pierre, future senior civil servant at the Ministry of the Interior and future Prefect of Police of Bordeaux, who is due to meet his correspondent in Paris. - FERRIère (Joseph-Martin-Madeleine). Autograph letter signed to his wife. Deutsch-Ossig south of Görlitz, in Saxony, 18 August 1813. The general announces the forthcoming resumption of hostilities, in this campaign of Germany where he would find death on October 16, 1813, killed by a cannonball. - Louis XV. Signed "Louis" (secretary). Paris, 20 June 1735. Oblong folio on parchment skin; fair condition, seal missing. Commission of maître de camp lieutenant of the Royal-Piémont-cavalerie regiment. - Marat (Jean-Paul). L'Ami du peuple. No. XV, 25 September 1789. Paris, printed by the widow Hérissant, 1789. In-8, leaves. - Joint, 3 pieces in modern facsimile (Gazettin du citoyen).