GRANDE ARMÉE. L'EMPEREUR NAPOLÉON EST A SAINT CLOUD (92): Fi - Lot 453

GRANDE ARMÉE. L'EMPEREUR NAPOLÉON EST A SAINT CLOUD (92): Fin de la Campagne de 1813 en Allemagne, préparatifs de la Campagne de France. "NOUVELLES DE L'ARMÉE; extrait du Moniteur du 10 Novembre 1813" - PLACARD (36 x 23), Printed in MARSEILLE (Bouches-du-Rhône), by MOSSY, rue d'Aubagne, N°45: "S.M. l'Impératrice-Reine et Régente a reçu les nouvelles suivantes de la situation de l'armée au 7 novembre: Le Duc de Tarente était à Cologne, où il organise une armée pour la défense du Bas-Rhin. The Duke of Ragusa was in Mainz. The Duke of Bellune was in Strasbourg. The Duke of Valmy had gone to Metz to take command of all the reserves. Count Bertrand, with the 4th Corps... 40,000 strong, occupied the right bank in front of Cassel... All the rest of the Army had crossed the Rhine. On the 7th, H.M. had signed the reorganization of the Army... General Dulauloy had reorganized the 200 Bouches à Feu of the Guard. General Sorbier was busy reorganizing 100 mounted and dismounted batteries... November 10: H.M. the Emperor arrived in SAINT CLOUD on the 9th. S.M. had left MAYENCE on the 8th, at 1 a.m.".