Louis-Joseph de Bourbon, prince de CONDÉ (1736-1818) leader of the Émigrés army. L.A.S., Wanstead November 17, 1809, to an earl; 1page in-4. He sends him the memoir of "a very joly offr, in every way, full of valor and intelligence, who only left the army because of a terrible wound he received in 1793, and from which he has been since, and will be all his life, prodigiously crippled; I cannot say that his request is not very just; and I believe that, moreover, he will be, if he is not already, powerfully recommended to you"... He takes the opportunity to recall the other requests the Count has promised to put before the King: "one of the things I desire most is to have assured, before I die, the satisfaction of so many good people"... Attached is a L.S., January 29, 1767, to President de Lamarche.