Asked: If he had not gone to England, and if that Power did not still allow him a salary?
Answered: That he had never been there; that England still allowed him his pay, which was all he had to live upon.
Asked: What rank he filled in Condé's Army?
Answered: Commander of the Advance Guard in 1796; before that campaign, as a volunteer at his grandfather's headquarters; and, ever since 1796, Commander of the Advance Guard.
Asked: If he knew General Pichegru, and if he had had relations with him?
Answered: "I have never seen him, to my knowledge. I have had no relations with him. I know that he wished to see me. I am glad that I never knew him, because of the base methods which he is said to have wished to employ, if true."
Asked: If he knew ex-General Dumouriez, and if he had had relations with him?
Answered: "Not with him either."
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"Whence," continues the report, "were drawn up these presents, which have been signed by the Duc d'Enghien, Major Jacquin, Lieutenant Noirot, the two gendarmes, and captain-judge-advocate.