REVOLUTION. Stanislas-Louis-Marie FRÉRON (1754-1802) journalist, conventionnel (Paris), in charge of missions in the South of France, where he distinguished himself by bloody repressions; after Thermidor, he led the reactionary youth and was the lover of Pauline Bonaparte. L.A.S., [Paris] rue de la Pépinière n° 835 in front of the barracks 29 pluviôse VIII (February 18, 1800), to the citizen Cirodde; 1 page in-8 (engraved portrait enclosed). He addresses to the man of law "a file of condemnations and sentences returned by the court of Strasbourg against the company Petit. I ask him to do everything that will be convenient. If one came to seize, the same answer would be given, but I will inform citizen Cirode immediately. I will have the honor of seeing citizen Cirode at the beginning of the next decade, to settle with him my small particular account...