425 - General César de LAVILLE DE VILLA-STELLONE (Turin 1775 – Toulouse, Haute-Garonne 1848) General in 1812, Grande Armée, Aide-de-camp to Bessières, Secretary General of the Ministry of War in March 1814, Inspector of Infantry in 1819 - Autograph correspondence: 12 signed letters in 8vo and 4to formats—dated 1817 to 1819—to Mr. ROATTA, attorney 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 learned from our father that we have returned to France and have settled in Montpellier, thanks to the letters from our excellent friend General FRESIA; General BRICHE, FREGEVILLE, and the Inspector—we encountered no difficulties but rather much kindness and goodwill. We hope that our good friend the General and our father will, in due course, take the necessary steps to enable us to return to our legal residence—the only one we have in France... LA ROCHELLE 1819 “I am making progress with my inspection, which is far from complete, as I am in charge of 10 corps, including the depots, which forces me to make the same trips three times over... AGEN, 1825: “I have not received a notification letter this year regarding my Legion of Honor stipend. I have received nothing from my endowment nor anything from the remaining funds of St. Amour. I ask that you keep me informed about these three matters…”