General César de LAVILLE DE VILLA-STELLONE (Turin 1775 - Tou - Lot 355

General César de LAVILLE DE VILLA-STELLONE (Turin 1775 - Toulouse/ Haute-Garonne 1848) General 1812, Grande Armée, Aide de Camp de Bessières, Secrétaire général du Ministère de la Guerre en mars 1814, Inspecteur d'Infanterie 1819 - Signed autograph correspondence of 12 Letters in-8°, in-4° - from 1817 to 1819, to M. ROATTA Lawyer in Paris - 4 Letters from MONTPELLIER in 1817 + PARIS 1819 + 2 from LA ROCHELLE 1819 + 2 from COUDREAUX + 3 from AGEN 1825/26 : "1817 My dear Roatta , you have heard from our father that we are back in France and that we have settled in Montpellier au thanks to the letters from our excellent friend General FRESIA; General BRICHE, FREGEVILLE and to Mr. Inspector we have found no difficulties but much thoughtfulness and future. We hope that our good friend the General and our father will, when the time comes, take the necessary steps to return us to our legal home, the only one we can have in France... LA ROCHELLE 1819 "I'm making progress with my Inspection, which is far from complete, as I'm in charge of 10 Corps, including the depots, which obliges me to repeat the same errands three times.... . AGEN 1825, This year I have not received a letter of notification for the salary of the Legion of Honor, I have not received anything from my endowment nor anything from the leftovers of St Amour. Please keep me informed of these three matters..."