Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-24
: himself in shoot
4oo,ooo,ooo 90

cas''' .,sed the deponenlene 70
Hsugy =; nh bis secrets, which ne
eI pun sort- But he doesn't
sseul ircilasI = 100000
o'hslu p told his secrets, a
ftsn h.1 y,,ich is one that he
nOagsss ". was was no field for his]
ios 's;,i lal i, an army. That's That's 200
aha ',,,J chap, that same hsnry.I ~
sSfss y s sceaine acquainted with
atsr = s,o = Craig, he gave large
ST. ;aa made excursions. and
pat .u;sed an order extraordinary
rsseNceT raig to dispose OF the
rom .s S Ace, Most extraordma-
,, order, indeed so'ooo
,dy,bs had made the engage
! Al 1s.o " with Craig, his devotion as, 70
W., e,psc was e-rtreHis, Marx
, ,Ds and he spent NAM nre-
. .i1s gears in the service service.
f f's1a that also, we thought It
- anly a fer precious MONTHS. o.
~ s' Brush government attempt
~ = 10 d cheapsn his years OF pre-
:. INNS labor, although he only dc,
el' aSs1 thirty-two thousand
naaDds for his services not
o,s e5p,ooo dcllsrs. ioo
D. s therefore kept the dispatches
,, Nine me British government ID ms
s :. and refused to give
them up, out Of sheer revenge
IWshope he has no occasion to 700
ts,ve as the same trick. loo
n ~ ,sma;nbd, however, in Eng
hnd, With the dispatches, with
mt The least interruption from
he British government, after he
had refused passage In one OF
tMirpublr ships, and they qul-
stly let him come off in an A.
msrican vessel. Ysu may rest
ssspre,l whoever takes hin, tor a
cool. will get something else In
the bargain
Deponent demonstrated with Hen
n, and gave him vast deal OF
good advice io'oo0
Henry asked Dsponent his opinion
Of Mr. Monroe Deponent sad
he was very lutte acquainted
sih him, but thought him =
most virtuous and respectable
rHry L 4 H.
T ment. - 100000
Dsponent received anonymous let
ters that he was surrounded by
spies. TWho are the spies /!
Who wrote the letters Had
captain Henry no hand IN
these anonymous productions
RoE many anonymous frodae-
hons has he vsEtten since 1000
Dsponent answered that he was
sans psur ct sans reproche."
Without fear and without re-
preach what will certain ge-
neral say to that? In the days
ofchivalry, no two Knights were
alowedto bear the same arEas.
1t uniformly produced a battle.
Heaven preserve US 10000
DepOnent was advised in one OF
these anonymous letters to leave
the city before 10 O'Clock, as a
person had jnst arrived from
London with orders TO arrest
him. What for !? How many
people in the city knew he had
ever been in London How
many people in the city i,new
@was here 2? 100
mus ends the estimate, all which is
'pSetirly submitted to those who have
sVlso add up the items. In some instane
emay have allowed more, and in Others Il
~'a What properly belonged to them Tn
.~s''sfs, can be easily adjusted by better
, ~ who are well acquainted, no do'
:, ..~ ,oe quintriple amount of an unknowns'
-, "si as with other state secrets. For Q
s.es, II we ever knew the mode of settl
~ saair, II has entirely escaped our recol'
MI, and with it too the other celebra
S, Vem OF Euclid, in the words and let,
Swing, to wit: "If bushel Of turnips {
tents, what will cord of wood cost