Editing Adolphe Marbot (section)

=== Consulate ===
In 1802, he was arrested on the ground of being concerned in a [[Republicanism|Republican]] plot against the [[French Consulate|Consulate]]. General Bernadotte was suspected of being at the head of this plot and his ''aide-de-camp'', the young Lieutenant Marbot, was interrogated at the [[Square du Temple|Temple Prison]] in [[Paris]], with the aim of obtaining a confession from him which he would not provide. He was released after 3 months in detention, although First Consul [[Napoleon|Napoleon Bonaparte]] continued to regard him as an opponent of the established [[French Consulate|regime]].<ref name="Chisholm 1911"/>

[[File:Jean-Baptiste-Jules Bernadotte, Prince de Ponte-Corvo, roi de Suède, Maréchal de France (1763-1844).jpg|thumb|left|General, later Marshal [[Charles XIV John|Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte]] (1763–1844), future King [[House of Bernadotte|Charles XIV John]] of [[Sweden]]]]

After his release, he was exiled and was sent on various overseas missions, which he performed with the greatest distinction. He was promoted to the rank of [[captain]] before returning to France.<ref name="Rabbe; Vieilh de Boisjolin; Sainte-Preuve 1834">{{Cite book |author1=Rabbe, Alphonse |author2=Vieilh de Boisjolin, Claude-Augustin |author3=Binet de Sainte-Preuve, Charles Claude |date=1834 |chapter=Marbot, Antoine Adolphe Marcelin |chapter-url=https://books.google.com/books?id=7KdVAAAAcAAJ&q=Marbot%20(Antoine-Adolphe-Marcelin)&pg=PP9 |title=Biographie universelle et portative des contemporains |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=7KdVAAAAcAAJ |language=fr |location=Paris |publisher=F. G. Levrault |volume=3 |pages=452–453}}</ref>