when the messenger carries a copy of the french general's plans from the admiralty to somewhere else watch his sword closely, in most of the shots he's carrying his sword on the left side of his belt, though in one of the shots the sword magically
switches to his right side, in the next shot it goes back to his left... im not sure if its already been spotted though.
Nope. Personally I was too hung up on the fact that when you see them go to close the messangers eyes after he's died, you see him close them himself a full second or two before they touch him.
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I can't be bothered going to take a look, but are you sure they didn't just reverse the shot? That way the sword would have appeared to be on the wrong side.
On another note I couldn't help noticing that the saddles used on the horses in this episode were wrong - those modern-day english saddles are 150 years too early. But if you aren't equestrian in the slightest, you wouldn't notice, so it's not a big deal. It just irritates me the lack of study haha.