Pierre-Augustin Hulin  From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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miniature of Hulin Born September 6, 1758 Paris, France Died
January 9, 1841 Paris, France Allegiance Royal Standard of the
Kingdom of France.svg Royaume de France 1771-1789 France French
First Republic 1789-1799 France First Empire 1799-1814, 1815
Rank General de division Commands held Military governorship of
Paris 1st Division Battles/wars Siege of Genoa Awards Legion of
Honor  Pierre-Augustin Hulin (September 6, 1758 – January 9,
1841) was a French general under Napoleon Bonaparte who took
part in the storming of the Bastille, the trial of the Duke
d'Enghien, and the foiling of the Malet coup.  Early life[edit]
Oil painting by Jean Baptiste Lallemand depicting the arrest of
the Marquis de Launay, the governor of the Bastille. Either the
soldier or the grey-clad civilian next to Launay may be Hulin.
Pierre Augustin Hulin, the son of a Parisian draper, was born on
September 6, 1758. He e