BONAPARTE JOSEPH-NAPOLEON (1768-1844), Brother of Napoleon I, King of Naples 1806-1808, King of Spain 1808-1813, three autograph letters,prising: one signed Joseph Cte de Survilliers, one page folded in four, Pointe Breeze, 18 June 1828, Joseph states 'your letter has grieved me very much, I was expecting you at every moment, and it is the news of your misfortunes that reaches me, and it is the little Leon whoes to take leave of me: M. Goddard has sent for me that he had orders to send her on board; you cannot rely on god in this world; count, however, on the part that I take in everything that happens to you', dated and inscribed 'Cte de S' to reverse, with a French Ministry of Culture Certificate; another letter addressed to Cardinal Fesch, London, 30th July 1830, one page, Joseph states 'Here is the copy of my letter to Caroline which I announced to you yesterday. Today my belongings are being withdrawn from customs. The Chancellor of the Exchequer kindly gave the order, without them having visited. I have more than a hundred trunks and boxes; I have been treated with as much favour in Liverpool and Philadelphia... I have taken a house for a year, the rent is 6,000 francs; I'm still five days at the hostel', with a French Ministry of Culture Certificate, and one other letter from signed Joseph Cte de Survilliers, dated 1818, one page folded, with stamp and address (3) Provenance: From a private English collectionPlease refer to department for condition report