Nice set of 21 documents relating to the career of Lieutenant General Isidore de Lynch :- L.S. from the Minister of War NARBONNE to Lynch announcing his appointment as Field Marshal of the Army of ROCHAMBEAU. Paris, February 15, 1792 - Patent of Lieutenant General on vellum . Signed LEBRUN and BEURNOUVILLE. Done on March 8, 1793 - Certificate of good conduct signed by General KELLERMANN, General-in-Chief of the armies of the Alps and Italy . Stamped in ink. - Service record, at 23 Nivôse Year IV. - Petition of Isidore de Lynch to the Consuls of the Republic to return to service. With apostille of General de BEURNOUVILLE for exact copy. - Patent of inspector to the reviews. The 9th ventôse An VIII. Signatures BONAPARTE (Secretary), BERTHIER and MARET. - Letter of service as inspector of magazines. The 25 nivôse Year X. Signature of the Minister of War BERTHIER. - Appointment as inspector of magazines. September 2, 1814. Signature of the Minister of War DUPONT. - Letter from SOULT, Duke of Dalmatia, admitting Lynch to retirement. February 7, 1815 - Two letters signed by CLARKE Duke de Feltre on Lynch's retirement pension . 1815- Set of receipts relating to his burial (1838) . - Patent knight of the Legion of Honour on vellum. 2nd Empire. - Patent of the Legion of Honour. IIIrd Republic (1893) - Patent of life pension granted by the Directory to Isidore Lynch . Made the sixteenth Vendémiaire year V. Signed Louis Reveillère Lepeaux and Claude Petiet, Minister of War. A.B.E. Pliures. Two patents of the Legion of Honour from the Second Empire and Third Republic periods are attached. Isidore de Lynch (1755-1838): An Irish officer, he took part in the Indian campaign, then fought alongside the French during the War of Independence from the United States . He was then a field marshal on 6 February 1792, then lieutenant general during the Revolution, and divisional inspector under the Consulate and the