The Depot for Prisoners of War at Norman Cross, Huntingdonshire. 1796 to 1816

by Thomas Walker

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Passport of Jean Baptiste David referred to in the Bishop’s Letters

By the Commissioners for conducting His Majesty’s Transport Service, for the care of sick and wounded seamen, and for the care and custody of Prisoners of War.

These are to certify, that Jean Baptiste David, as described on the back hereof, a French boy taken in the capacity of Domestic on board L’Aigle, French ship of War, has been released from Norman Cross Prison, for the purpose of his entering into the service of the French Bishop of Moulins, upon his having engaged that he will not enter into any Naval, Military, or Civil Service, which may directly or indirectly tend to hostility against Great Britain or her Allies during the present War, unless he be regularly exchanged for a British Prisoner of the same description and rank with himself.

Given under our hands and Seal of Office at London, the 2nd of June 1807.

Rupert George.
Ambrose Serle.
J. Boman.

Gratis.

Name	Jean Baptiste David.
Rank	Servant.
Age	Sixteen years.
Stature	Five feet one inch and ½.
Person	Inclined to be stout.
Visage	Oval.
Complexion	Rather fair.
Hair	Dark brown.
Eyes	Dark brown.
Marks or wounds	Has a few marks of small-pox, and a scar just below the left ear, cut on the right thigh—another scar under his chin.

APPENDIX H

PRIVATE REGISTER OF HIS FELLOW PRISONERS AT VERDUN, KEPT, DURING HIS CONFINEMENT THERE, 1804–1814, BY NAVAL CADET JOHN HOPKINSON, WHO WAS LATER RECTOR OF ALWALTON, NEAR PETERBOROUGH, WITH, IN THE LAST COLUMN, NOTES ADDED LATER IN HIS LIFE [312]

Name of the Officer.	Rank or Condition.	Date of Arrival at Verdun.	Date of Capture.	Mode and Date of the Termination of his Imprisonment atVerdun.
Post-Captains and Commanders
Jahleel Brenton	Post-Captain, Minerve	15th Dec. 1803	3rd July 1803	Tours 31st Oct. 1805; returned to England
Simon Miller	Do., Hostage	18th Dec. do.
Ed. Lov Gower	Do., Shannon	10th Jan. 1804	10th Dec. 1803	Returned to England 21st May 1806
Henry Gordon	Commander, Woolverene	1st June do.	24th Mar. 1804	Melun 10th May; escaped Nov. 1810
Will. Lyall	Post-Captain, Passenger in a packet	10th Aug. 1805
Dan. Woodriff	Do., Calcutta	18th Feb. 1806		Returned to England 1807
Sir Thos. Lavie	Do., Blanche	20th April 1807	4th Mar. 1807	Melun 1811
Chs. Strachey	Commander, Dauntless	29th June do.	19th May do.
Ch. Otter	Post-Captain, Proserpine	7th April 1809	28th Feb. 1809
Fr. W. Fane	Do., Cambrian	29th Jan. 1811	18th Dec. 1810	England 1811
Benj. Walker	Do., Passenger Merchantman	14th Mar. do.	1st Feb. 1811
God. Blemverhapet	Commander, Challenger	26th April do.	12th Mar. 1811
Hen. Fanshaw	Do., Grasshopper	7th Feb. 1812	25th Dec. 1811
John Joyce	Post-Captain, Manilla	17th do.	28th Jan. do.
Frederick Hoffman	Commander, Apelles	27th May do.	3rd May do.
Lieutenants, Sub-Lieutenants
J. Lucas Yeo	Lieutenant, Hostage	20th Nov. 1803		England parole 1804
W. H. Dillon	Do., Africaine	13th Dec. 1803	25th July 1803	England 1807
Jno. Fennell	Do., Minerve	15th Dec. do.	3rd July do.
Wm. Fitzgerald	Do., do.
Wm. Walpole				Paris 1807, then to England
Lewis Nanny	A Détenu	17th Dec. 1803		Escaped Arras 1807
T. L. Prescott	Do.	Do.		Escaped 1813
T. P. Crosdale	Do.	Do.		Escaped 1811
G. Gratrix	Lieut., Cruiser	24th Dec. 1803
Jno. Lambert	Do., Shannon	10th Jan. 1804	Dec. 1803
Rod. T. Douglas	Do., do.			England by Russia 1809
G. A. Simer	Do., do.			Died 1806
Jno. Mackenzie	Do., Maidstone		Aug. 1803
A. W. Thomas	Do., Grappler Gp.		30th Dec. 1803
Richard Pridham	Do., Hussar	25th Mar. 1804	10th Feb. 1804
H. T. Lutwidge	Do., do.
Edward Barker	Do., do.			Killed in a duel 18th Feb. 1810
Philip Levesconte	Do., Magnificent		25th Mar. 1804	Escaped 1810; died 1850
Geo. Ingham	Do., Woolverine		24th Mar. 1804
James Wallis	Do., El Vincego	8th May 1804		Escaped 10th July 1813; died 1850
T. S. Hall	Do., do.
T. W. Miles	Do., Mallard	25th Dec. 1804		Killed in duel 13th July 1806
Francis Bassan	Do., Bouncer	22nd Feb. 1805		Died 1811
Aug. Donaldson	Do., Folkestone	4th Jan. 1805		Died
R. B. Cooban	Lieutenant, Arthur	19th Jan. 1805		Died 1810
W. C. C. Dalzell	Do., Rattler	4th Jan. do.		Left for Greenwich, England 1813
G. L. Ker	Do., Tearer	16th July do.		Died 1809
G. S. Bourne	Sub-Lieutenant, do.
Wm. Richards	Do., Plumper
G. S. Wingate	Lieutenant, Biter	10th Nov. 1805
Thos. Scandlan	Sub-Lieutenant, do.			Escaped 1811
Thos. Innes	Lieutenant, Woodlark	14th Nov. 1805
Richard C. Ross	Sub-Lieutenant, do.
Jno. Essel	Do., Archer			Killed in escaping from Bitche
J. Cotham Penny	Lieutenant, Ranger	19th July 1805
W. Spence	Do., do.			Died at Verdun 1809
Alen Bozark	Do., Dove	5th Aug. 1805
T. G. Westlake	Sub-Lieutenant, do.
W. Tuckey	Lieutenant, Calcutta
Richard Donovon	Do., do.	26th Sept. 1805
John Collas	Do., do.	Do.
Nich. Wray	Do., Venus	Do.		Died at Verdun 1809
Rich. Ross	Sub-Lieutenant, Rapid	Do.		Escaped 1807
Will. Richards	Lieutenant, Constance	12th Oct. 1806
Molyn. Shuldham	Do., Adder	9th Dec. 1806
Edward Johnson	Do., Magpie	18th Feb. 1807
Robt. Basten	Do., Blanche	4th Mar. 1807
Will. Apreece	Do., do.	Do.
James Allan	Do., do.	Do.
G. M. Higginson	Do., Pigmy	5th Mar. 1807
John McDougal	Do., Passenger
Will. Japper	Do., Dauntless	19th May 1807
W. B. Fabien	Acting, do.	Do.
Will. Arnold	Lieu., Inconstant	Do.
Robt. Crosbie	Do., Trompeuse	19th Oct. 1807
Matt. Young	Do., do.	Do.
W. I. Dixon	Sub-Lieutenant, Conflict	Do.
John Bingham	Lieutenant, Endymion	Do.
John Carslake	Do., Proserpine	28th Feb. 1809
R. P. Rigby	Do., do.	Do.
V. W. H. Bogle	Do., do.	Do.
I. H. Sanders	Do., Statira	2nd June 1809
C. C. Owen	Do., Dreadnought	26th July 1809		Escaped 21st Mar. 1810
Allen Stewart	Do., Alceste
W. C. Jervoise	Do., do.	Do.
Alex. Davidson	Sub., Bruizer	3rd Nov. 1808
Wm. Miln	Lieu., Carrier	18th Jan. 1808
Chas. Stewart	Do., Jackall	29th May 1807
Thos. Smith	Do., Lyra	28th Oct. 1809
Henry Conn	Do., Junon	13th Dec. 1809		Escaped 22nd Sept. 1812
Evelyn Norio	Do., Goldfinch
Daniel Nuller	Do., Racer	28th Oct. 1810
Francis Duval	Do., Unité			To England
Gilbert Kennicott	Do., Minorca	27th Nov. 1810
G. W. Brown	Do., Passenger	1st Feb. 1811
John Taylor	Do., Reynard
Robert Snell	Do., Minotaur	23rd Dec. 1810
G. P. Cowley	Do., Challenger	12th Mar. 1811
Joseph Miller	Do., do.	Do.
Geo. Norton	Do., Inveterate	18th Feb. 1807
Thos. Connell	Do., Téméraire	12th June 1811		Died 28th Aug. in consequence of a wound received in aduel with Captain Penrice on the 13th
Geo. V. Jackson	Lieutenant, Junon	13th Dec. 1809
Henry Taylor	Do., Olympia	2nd Mar. 1811
Henry Thrackston	Do., Snapper	14th July 1811
Henry Guy	Sub., do.	Do.
James Brown	Lieu., Sceptre	11th Oct. 1811
Edmond Stackpoole	Do., Conquistador	25th Dec. 1811
John Hawkins	Do., Grasshopper	25th Dec. 1811
Alex. McKnockie	Do., do.	Do.
J. L. Robins	Do., Manilla	28th Jan. 1812
J. G. Wigley	Do., do.	Do.
Fredrick Lloyd	Do., do.	Do.
John Brine	Do., Laurel	31st Jan. 1812
Chas. Green	Do., do.	Do.
W. W. P. Johnson	Do., Curaçoa	20th May 1812
Chas. Simeon	Do., do.	Do.
R. J. Gunnell	Sub., Martial	12th Nov. 1812
John Tracey	Lieu., Linnet	27th Feb. 1813
Geo. Smithers	Do., Goldfinch
Masters, Pilots,and Second Masters
Thos. Price	Pilot, Minerve	3rd July 1803
Henry Gooch	Master, Shannon	10th Dec. do.
Henry Edwards	2nd Master, Redbridge	4th Aug. do.
Jas. Dillon	Master, Woolverene	24th Mar. 1804		Died at Verdun 15th May 1805
G. L. Bishop	Do., Constance	23rd May 1804
Caleb Hiller	Ac.-M., Vincego	8th May 1804
Richard Skinner	Do., Pass, Serapis	1st Aug. do.		Escaped 1808
Thos. James	Pilot, Woolverene	24th Mar. do.
Philip Bandains	Do. Grappler	30th Dec. 1803
Will. Cochran	Master, Minerve	3rd July do.		Died Verdun 30th Nov. 1807
Geo. Brown	2nd Master, Mallard	25th Dec. 1804		Escaped 22nd May 1811
Jas. Ayles	Pilot, do.			Died Sarrelibre 1807
Fras. Rebour	Teazer	16th July 1805
Jno. le Rougetelle	Pilot, Plumper			Died Sarrelibre
John Beatson	2nd Master, Woodlark	14th Nov. 1805
John Steedman	Pilot
Benj. Hazell	Master, Ranger	19th July do.
David Beynon	2nd Master, Minx	28th Feb. 1806
Hugh Ross	Pilot, Ranger	19th July 1805
Joseph Giles	2nd Master, Rapid	16th Sept. 1806
Fras. Hernaman	Do., United Brothers	9th Dec. 1806
John McDougal	Master, Pigmy	5th Mar. 1807
Henry Fraser	Do., Sheldrake	12th Oct. 1806
John Atherdon	Pilot, Inveterate	18th Feb. 1807
Alex. Handisyde	2nd Master, do.
Thos. Knockner	Pilot, Ignition	19th Feb. 1807		Escaped 14th Jan. 1811
John Dear	2nd Master, Jackall	29th Jan. 1807
Roger Taylor	Master, Blanche	4th Mar. 1807
Robt. Adamson	2nd Master, Biser	10th Nov. 1805
John Goodson	Master, Dauntless	19th May 1807
Robert Pope	Pilot
Henry Brown	Master, Calcutta	26th Sept. 1805
Thos. Menton	Acting-Master, Arethusa	6th April 1809
Ed. Brown	Master, Proserpine	28th Feb. 1809		Died at Verdun 6th Oct. 1813
John le Corney	Pilot, Amelia	16th July 1809
Jas. Long	Master, Brisies	12th Aug. 1809
John Cowan	2nd Master, Cracker	16th May 1808
Samuel Tuck	Master, Linnet	3rd April 1810
Thos. Foster	Do., Racer	28th Oct. 1810
Richard Vannall	Pilot, do.			Escaped 22nd May 1811
Jer. Mcnamara	2nd Master, Blazer	8th July 1810
J. H. Gillo	Do., Thresher	9th July 1810
Henry Taylor	Master, Podargus	15th Aug. 1809
John Harrow	2nd Master, Sparkler	12th Jan. 1808
Robert Thomson	Master, Minotaur	23rd Oct. 1810
John Filleule	Do., Thunder	24th April 1811
John Sullivan	Do., Challenger	2nd Mar. 1811
Robert Templeton	2nd Master, Bloodhound	22nd Oct. 1810
Jer. Tapley	Do., Olympia	2nd Nov. 1811
Field Moytham	Do., Monkey	28th Dec. 1810
Wm. Walker	Do., Growler	18th June 1811
Peter Priaulx	Pilot, Royal Oak	30th Oct. 1811
Thos. Read	Master, Passenger, Chesterfield Packet,Grasshopper	25th Dec. 1811
John Hales	Master, Manilla	28th Jan. 1812
Andrew Napier	2nd Master, Adder	9th Dec. 1806
Geo. Crockett	Acting-Master, Linnet	25th Feb. 1813
Surgeons, Assistant-Surgeons, andMates
Alex. Allen	Surgeon, Minerve	3rd July 1803
Robert Gordon	Mate, Do.			Died at Verdun 8th Feb. 1803
Chas. Taylor	Assistant-Surgeon, Hostage	18th Dec. 1803
John Bell	Do., Shannon	10th Dec. 1803
Alex. Crigan	Mate, Do.			Escaped from Arras
Wm. Porteus	Assistant-Mate, Grappler	30th Dec. 1803		Escaped 1808
John Graham, living at Verdun 1853	Surgeon, Hussar	10th Feb. 1804		As surgeon to the depot to England, 4th Jan. 1814
J. P. Hayden	Surgeon’s-Mate, Hussar			Died at Blois 18th Mar. 1814
Chas. Newman	Do., do.
Wm. Hill	Surgeon, Passenger, M. Vessel	24th April 1804		Escaped 18th Nov. 1809.
Morgan Williams	Do., Woolverene	24th March 1804		Escaped 18th Nov. 1809
John Lawmont	Do., Vincego	8th May 1804
Ed. McGrath	Surgeon-Mate, Acasta	30th June 1804		Died at Verdun 9th June 1808
Bernard Allcock	Do., Mallard	24th Dec. 1804		Died at Metz March 1808
Benjm. Lawder	Assistant-Mate, Bouncer	22nd Feb. 1805		Poisoned himself at Verdun 25th May 1805
Dan. Cameron	Do., Biler	10th Nov. 1804		Escaped 11th May 1809
James Moir	Do., Woodlark	14th Nov. 1805
Alexr. Simpson	Surgeon, Ranger	19th July 1805		Strasburg 5th Jan. 1807; died there
John Roberts	Assistant-Mate, Calcutta	11th Feb. 1806
Robert Stewart	Surgeon, Do.	18th Feb. 1806
Jas. Breman	Do., Blanche	20th April 1807
John Patterson	Assistant-Surgeon, do.
Chas. Mitchell	Surgeon, Pigmy	24th April 1807
Robert Hoggan	Assistant-Surgeon, Inveterate	18th Feb. 1807
David Gray	Surgeon-Mate, Rapid	16th Sept. 1806
John Roberts	Do., United Brothers	9th Dec. 1806		Died Sar Libre 10th Oct. 1808
Jos. H. Hughes	Do., Dauntless	19th May 1807
John Watson	Assistant-Surgeon, Jackall	29th Mar. 1807		Died at Verdun 17th Dec. 1809
Fras. Connin	Surgeon, Proserpine	28th Feb. 1809
Jos. Hawthorn	Surgeon-Mate, do.			Escaped 10th Nov. 1810
Robert Abbott	Surgeon, Racer	28th Oct. 1810
Lewes Jones	Surgeon-Mate, Minotaur	23rd Oct. 1810
Danl. Godbehere	Assistant-Surgeon, Challenger	12th Mar. 1811
Thos. Wells	Do., Monkey	28th Dec. 1810		Died, 20th Jan. 1812, in consequence of a wound receivedin a duel on the 27th with Mr. Abbott
P. H. Scott	Acting-Assistant-Surgeon, Olympia	2nd Mar. 1811
M. C. Woods	Assistant-Surgeon, Growler	18th June 1811
Wm. Campbell	Do., Colossus	30th Jan. 1812
Thos. Sanderson	Surgeon, Grasshopper	25th Oct. 1811
Wm. Donaldson	Do., Manilla	28th Jan. 1812
Richard Tobin	Do., Laurel	31st Jan. 1812
Wm. Watts	Assistant-Surgeon, Manilla	28th Jan. 1812
P. T. Maiming	Surgeon, Apelles	3rd May 1812
Jas. Hunter	Assistant-Surgeon, Passenger in Grasshopper	25th Dec. 1811
C. M. Snooke	Surgeon, Linnet	8th May 1813
Pursers
John Hyslop	Shannon	10th Dec. 1803
Saml. Trewin	Vincego	8th May 1804		Died 2nd Mar. 1809
John Innes	Ranger	July 1805
Alex. Livie	Calcutta	26th Sept. 1805		Died 12th Aug. 1808
Jas. Wilson	Diligence	24th Mar. 1806
H. F. Willcocks	Blanche	4th Mar. 1807
I. C. Cummings	Constance	12th Oct. 1807		England, by order of French Government 13th Feb.
Arch. McMillar	Atalante	12th Feb. 1807
Dan. Sullivan	Dauntless	19th May 1807
Wm. Lamotte	Falcon, Passenger in Dauntless			Escaped 22nd May 1811
Geo. Ellis	Proserpine	28th Feb. 1809
Simon Heley	Amphion	28th Sept. 1809
W. S. Black	Briseis	10th Oct. 1809
Hugh Corbyn	Goldfinch	10th May 1810
John Boone	Trident, Passenger in a transport
John Richardson	Challenger	12th Mar. 1811
Chas. Ross	Alacrity	26th May 1811		Died 22nd Nov. 1813
Thos. Bastin	Grasshopper	25th Dec. 1811
John Paterson	Manilla	28th Jan. 1812		Died 31st Oct. 1813
Hugh Hannay	Apelles	3rd May 1812
Marine Officers
Geo. Aug. Bell	Lieutenant, Minerve	3rd July 1803
Alex. Eckford	Do., Shannon	10th Dec. 1803
Robt. Phillips	Do., Hussar	10th Feb. 1804
Geo. Jones	Captain, Magnificent	25th Mar. 1804
John Ridley	Do., do.	Do.
Jasper Farmer	Lieutenant, do.	Do.
Chas. Stanser	Captain, Passenger
Wm. Sampdon	Lieutenant, Calcutta	26th Sept. 1805
Robt. Alexander	Captain, Calcutta	18th Feb. 1806
John Campbell	Lieutenant, Blanche	4th Mar. 1807		Escaped 1810
Henry Loveridge	Captain, Majestic	16th Nov. 1807
R. R. Bignall	Lieutenant, Proserpine	28th Feb. 1809
John Blackeney	Do., Statira	2nd June 1809
Thos. Morgan	Do., Cambrian	25th Mar. 1810
Jerh. Collins	Do., Manilla	28th Jan, 1812
B. Chaproniere	Do., Laurel	31st Jan. 1812
Phillips	Do., Hussar	10th Feb. 1804
Petty Officers
Chas. Halford	Master-Mate, Minerve	3rd July 1803		Escaped 14th May 1811
John Moore				Died 14th Nov. 1810
John Hawkey	Midshipman
John Nelson				Died 8th March
Geo. Hall Dacre	Do.			Escaped in 1809
Robert Sutton				Escaped in 1811
C. S. Ricketts				Escaped in 1809
Sam Mottley				Died in 1809
Robert Burridge				Escaped in 1806
Jack Pearson				Died 11th Mar. 1807
Richard Weatherley
W. J. Bradshaw
Chas. Hare	Midshipman, Minerve	3rd July 1803		Escaped 1809
William Streeting	1st Class, Minerve			Escaped 1811
Frank Cutler	Minerve			Escaped 12th May 1809
Wm. Wymer	Do.
Geo. Fitzgerald	Do.			Escaped 9th Nov. 1810
Robert Marsden	Clerk
Ed. Dillon	Midshipman, Cruiser	24th Dec. 1803		Escaped 25th April 1809
Wm. Gilpin	Master-Mate, Shannon, made Lieutenant at Verdun	10th Dec. 1803
Abr. Robinson	Midshipman			Escaped 4th June 1805
T. W. Cecil		Do.		Bitche escaped when on road, 14th July 1807
Wm. Allen		Do.
Fras Little		Do.		Escaped 19th July 1805
Edw. Knipp	Clerk	Do.
Maurice Hewson	Midshipman, Diamond	Do.		Escaped 1809
John Barclay	Master-Mate, Maidstone	2nd Aug. 1803
Ed. Boys	Midshipman, Phoebe			Escaped
F. J. Whitehurst	Phoebe			Escaped; retaken on board La Juno
John Murray	Do.			Escaped 4th June 1805
Fras. Maxwell	Clerk, Redbridge	4th Aug. 1803		Bitche; escaped on road
Robert Blakeney	Midshipman, Amphion			Returned to England
E. E. Temple	Narcissus			Escaped 19th April 1807
Richard Morris	Minerve	3rd July 1805
John Whitefield	Grappler	30th Aug. 1805
Henry Leworthy	A.B., do.	13th Dec. 1803		Escaped from Port Chaussée 1st Dec. 1810; retaken;sent to Bitche
Henry Worth	Midshipman, Argus; Passenger on merchant vessel	Jan. 1804		Run 5th Dec. 1811; retaken; sent to Bitche
R. L. Gordon	Hussar	10th Feb. 1804		Bitche; escaped on road
W. C. Smithson	Do.			Died 30th Nov. 1809
Eran Nepean
Henry Ashworth				Escaped 1808
Edward Nickoll
Arthur Vine				Died at Verdun 24th Oct. 1812
J. R. Lichford				Died at Gt. Gonesby
Jas. Mathias
Wm. Sutton
John Hopkinson	1st Class			Died 4th Feb. 1853, aged 65
Jas. Mascal	Clerk			Died at Verdun 4th Nov. 1806
Chas. Parker	Midshipman, Tribune	13th Mar. 1804		Escaped 3rd Aug. 1810
John Parkman	Master-Mate, Magnificent; made Lieutenant atVerdun	25th Mar. 1804
Chas. Shaw	Midshipman			Escaped 1809
John Vale
Robt. Thorley	Master-Mate, Impetueux; made Lieutenant atVerdun			Escaped 10th July 1813; died at Godmanchester
Christ Tutthill	Midshipman, Impétueux	25th Mar. 1804		Escaped 1808
Martin Miller	Woolverene	24th Mar. 1804		Escaped 14th Dec. 1809
Philip Race	Do.
Wm. Richards	Do.
I. S. Fletcher	Do.			Escaped 14th Dec. 1807
Denis O’Brien	Master-Mate, Hussar	10th Feb. 1804		Escaped 1808
Jer. Mahoney	Do.
Jas. Wood	Vincego	8th May		Died 20th May 1806
Robt. Morland	Midshipman, Vincego			Died 16th July 1806
I. R. J. Wright	Do.			Escaped 24th Dec. 1810
Geo. Sidney Smith	1st Class, Do.
Wm. L. Mansall	Do.			Escaped 1808
John Trewin	Do.
Isaac Brown	Clerk, Vincego	8th May 1804		Died 16th Feb. 1809
Thos. G. Wills	Master-Mate, Acasta	30th June 1804
Thos. Dawson	Midshipman, Morgiana	3rd June 1804		Died at Verdun 15th Oct. 1810
Matthew Low	Master-Mate, Cameleon			Died Nov. 1809
John Adams	Clerk, Woolverene	24th Mar. 1804
John Perryman	Clerk, Grappler	10th Dec. 1803		Died 11th Mar. 1813
B. Belchambers	Do., Leda	31st July 1804
Edward Hunt	Midshipman, Imperial Service	4th Feb. 1804		Escaped 8th Dec. 1813
Geo. P. Potts	Midshipman, Vincego	8th May 1804
Robt. James	Rambler	11th Aug. 1804
Obediah Waller	Mallard	24th Dec. 1804		Escaped on the road from Blois to Guéret 14th Feb.;retaken 21st Mar. 1814
Richard Stockings	Clerk, do.
Scroope Ayston	Midshipman, Bouncer	22nd Feb. 1805
John Lynch	Clerk, do.	Do.
Thos. Webb	Master-Mate, Nautilus	16th Feb. 1805
Thos. Davies	1st Class, do.	Do.
I. M. A. Hervey	Midshipman, Doris	20th April 1805		Died at Metz
Samuel Blackmore	Do., Imperial Service	25th Mar. 1805
Augs. O. Kenessy	Midshipman, Nautilus	16th Feb. 1805
Andrew McDougal	Do., do.	Do.		Died Verdun
John Woodroffe	Do., Teazer	16th July 1805
Jas. March	Do., do.	Do.
John McGraw	Do., do	Do.
W. I. Devonshire	Do., Biter	10th Nov. 1805		Escaped 21st July 1811
John Wingate	1st Class, do.	Do.		Escaped 27th April 1809; retaken 29th May 1809
Roger Aitkin	Do., Woodlark	14th Nov. 1805
Wm. Hamilton	Do., do.	Do.
Robert Rawlins	Master-Mate, Passenger in Woodlark to joinEagle	Do.
Valent. Stone	Midshipman, Passenger in Woodlark to joinEagle	14th Nov. 1805
R. B. Robertson	Do., do.	Do.		Died 1810
John Crick	Do., do.	Do.		Died 1808
Joseph Harries	1st Class do., Eagle	Do.
John Robertson	Clerk, do.	Do.
Patrick Nairne	Midshipman, do., Eagle	Do.
Aug. Arabin	Do., do.	Do.
Robert Legg	Master-Mate, Calcutta	25th Sept. 1805
Andrew Munro	Master-Mate, Ranger; made Lieutenant at Verdun	19th July 1805
Robert Ed. Hunter	Midshipman, Ranger	Do.		Escaped 1808
Geo. Bissett	Do., do.	Do.		Escaped Dec. 1809
Chas. Robinson	1st Class, do.	Do.		Escaped do.
Theos. Thomson	Midshipman, Dove	5th Aug. 1805		Killed 21st Mar. 1811
Robt. Rochford	Master-Mate, Calcutta	26th Sept. 1805		Escaped 1809
John Low	Midshipman, Calcutta; made Lieutenant at Verdun	Do.
Thos. Denniston	Do., do.	Do.		Died at Verdun 29th June 1806
Rich. Nason	Do., do.	Do.		Escaped 28th Jan. 1811
W. W. Kingstone	Do., do.	Do.		Escaped 14th Sept. 1807
Donald Mackey	Clerk, Dove	5th Aug. 1805
Geo. C. Chappell	Do., Calcutta	26th Sept. 1805		Died at Verdun 19th Feb. 1813
J. F. Hughes	Midshipman, do.	Do.
John Hallows	1st Class, Ranger	19th July		Escaped 9th Nov. 1810
J. H. Wall	Midshipman, Calcutta	26th Sept. 1805
Andrew Scott	Do., do.	Do.		Killed in a duel 14th Oct. 1811, by M. P. Morris
Wm. Hall	Do., do.	Do.
Thos. Sheers	Do., do.	Do.
Geo. Carter	Do., do.	26th Sept. 1805
Cornels Randel	Clerk, Ranger	19th July 1805		Escaped 1809
Henry Lewis	Master-Mate, Diana	Do.		Escaped 1809
Lochlan Grant	Midshipman, Growler	10th Mar. 1806
Richard Dew	Master-Mate, Impétueux	Do.		Died at S. Libre Feb. 1811
Wm. Campbell	Clerk, Teazer	16th July 1805
Thos. Blackinston	Midshipman, Revenge			Escaped 1809
Thos. Marriott	Clerk, Adder	9th Dec. 1806		Escaped and retaken
Jas. H. Glasscott	Midshipman, do.	Do.		Died at Verdun 3rd Mar. 1807
Isaac Haberfield	Do., United Brothers	Do.
J. B. Tatnall	Do., Impérieuse	Do.		Escaped 1809
Roger Hall	Midshipman, do.	Do.		Escaped 1809
Roger Grant	Master-Mate, Renown	10th Feb. 1807		Escaped 1809
John Wildey	Midshipman, do.	Do.
W. Herniman	Do., United Brothers	9th Dec. 1806
Joseph Stingsby	Master-Mate, Blanche	4th Mar. 1807
Henry Stanhope	Midshipman, do.	Do.		Escaped 14th May 1811
J. S. P. Masters	Do., do.	Do.		Escaped 27th Nov. 1808
John Rootes	Do., do.	4th Mar. 1807		Died 22nd April 1813
F. C. L. Viret	Do., do.	Do.
W. T. Williams	Do., do.	Do.
Chs. Street	1st Class, do	Do.		Escaped 21st July 1811
Geo. Gordon	Do., do.	Do.		Escaped do.
Robert Hoy	1st Class, do.	4th May 1807
J. F. Secretan	Do., do.	Do.
J. C. G. Mowatt	Clerk, do.	Do.
Wm. Moyses	Master-Mate, Pomone; Passenger inBlanche	Do.
Wm. McLeod	Midshipman, Pigmy	4th May 1807		Escaped in 1809
John Butterfield	Do., Impétueux	Do.		Deserted and retaken
Chas. Turrell	Do., Minerva	16th Dec. 1806
Joseph Meek	Clerk, Inveterate	18th Feb. 1807		Escaped in 1809
David Wilson	Master-Mate, Magpie	Do.
Wm. Heard	Midshipman, Magpie	Do.		Escaped and retaken
Robert Mortimer	Do., do.	Do.		Entered French service 1809; quitted it in 1880
Jas. H. Gale	Do., Ignition	18th Feb. 1807
Alfred Parr	Do., do.	Do.		Entered French service 1809; quitted it in 1810
Chas. F. Thompson	Do., Kangaroo	24th Feb. 1807
H. J. Hill	Do., Speedwell	26th Dec. 1806
John Sheckleton	Master-Mate, Dove	5th Aug. 1805
J. N. Lyall	Ord.-Midshipman, Blanche	4th Mar. 1807
Thos. Greg	Do., do.	Do.
Simn. Ounkovesky	Midshipman, Egyptienne	26th June 1807
John Wier	Do., Inconstant	12th July 1807
Reuben Paine	Master-Mate, Jamaica	4th Mar. 1807
Andr. Russel	Do., Hydra	30th Oct. 1807
Lord John Boyle	Do., Gibralta	22nd July 1807
Wm. Brander	Do., Amphion	10th Sept. 1807
Jas. S. G. Caffry	Do., Monkey	19th Oct. 1807
Geo. Blake	Midshipman, Lively	14th Oct. 1807
Wm. Heywood	Do., Alfred	6th Jan. 1808
Edward Brydges	Do., Rose	26th Dec. 1807
Wm. Hutchinson	Master-Mate, Rose	Jan. 1808		Escaped 14th Jan. 1811
Wm. Astley	Midshipman, Pomona	20th Feb. 1808
John McFee	Master-Mate, Alfred	30th April 1808		Escaped 14th Jan. 1811
W. Hearbour	Midshipman, Carrier	18th Jan. 1808
David Littlejohn	Master-Mate, Shannon	6th Dec. 1808		Escaped 21st Dec. 1810; died
J. W. Dupre	Do., Melpomone	7th Jan. 1809
E. P. Montague	Midshipman, Proserpine	28th Feb. 1809		Escaped 21st July 1811
Wm. Pratt	Do., do.	Do.		Died 6th Jan. 1810
Chas. Lardner	1st Class, do.	28th Feb. 1809
R. G. M. Darrocott	Midshipman, Bonne Citoyenne	18th Feb. 1809		Escaped 15th Dec. 1811; retaken to Blois
N. J. Reynolds	Master-Mate, Proserpine	28th do.
Jos. Petfield	Do., do.	Do.		Escaped 21st Dec. 1810
John Wilcke	Midshipman, do.	Do.
W. H. Savigny	Do., do.	Do.
Geo. Forbes	1st Class, do.	Do.		Escaped 20th Feb. 1810
Peter Allen	Do., Proserpine
Thos. Rodnell	Midshipman, Arethusa	6th April 1809		Afterward in Customs at Hull
Henry Thomas	Do., do.	Do.		Escaped 20th July 1810
Edward Crowe	1st Class, do.	Do.		Do., do.
Geo. Back	Do., do.	Do.
Jas. Reid	Midshipman, Statira	2nd July 1809
Robert Hemer	Midshipman, Dreadnought	26th July 1809
John Bee	Do., Padmus	29th May 1809
Ed. Herbert	Do., Amelia	16th July 1809
Geo. Powell	Master-Mate, Amphion	28th Sept. 1809		Escaped 20th July 1810
H. B. Mason	Midshipman, do.	Do.		Escaped 9th Nov. 1810
J. R. Drew	Do., Belle poule	28th Sept. 1809		Escaped do.
Wm. Randal	Master-Mate, Wizard	Do.		Escaped 24th Dec. 1809
Jas. P. Parker	Midshipman, Alceste	30th Sept. 1809		Escaped 20th Jan. 1810
Edward Walker	Master-Mate, Herald	14th Dec. 1808
Fredk. Lacaste	Do., Thames	2nd Mar. 1808
Geo. Cordry	Midshipman, Polyphemus	20th Dec. 1805
Geo. Bateman	Do., L’Aimable; made Lieutenant atSarrelibre	12th Jan. 1807
Thos. Lowis	Midshipman, Calcutta	26th Sept. 1805
Peter Stark	Do., Eudymion	19th Nov. 1809		Escaped 9th Nov. 1810
Saml. Kneeshaw	Master-Mate, Alcmène	15th Jan. 1809
John Atkinson	Do., do.	30th Mar. 1809
Wm. Walker	Clerk, Jackall	28th May 1807
John Taylor	Midshipman, do.	Do.
Henry Richardson	Do., Rapid	14th Nov. 1807		Died 23rd Feb. 1812
Wm. Baker	Do., Strenuous	27th June 1808
Thos. Morris	Do., Inveterate	19th Feb. 1807
H. E. Hawkins	Master-Mate, Raleigh	9th Sept. 1809
Ralph Cornutt	Midshipman, Lyra	28th Oct. 1809
Chas. Mayo	Do., Jackall	29th May 1807		Escaped 28th Jan. 1811
Hamilton Davies	Do., Conqueror; made Lieutenant at Verdun	20th Jan. 1808
Robert McWha	Do., Sylvia	10th Sept. 1807
John Coulson	Do., Guerrière	25th Feb. 1808
Thos. McDougal	Do., Medusa	11th Sept. 1809
Wm. Radford	Master-Mate, Hydra	3rd Oct. 1809
Adam Gordon	Midshipman, Seahorse	21st Oct. 1809
Ed. Bold	Master-Mate, Virginie	16th Jan. 1810
Godfrey Fosbery	Midshipman, do.	Do.
Wm. Thomas	Master-Mate, Junon	13th Dec. 1809
Chas. Paynter	Midshipman, Indefatigable	14th Jan. 1810		Escaped 27th Dec. 1813
Peter Morris	Master-Mate, Goldfinch	April 1810
P. H. Mollett	Midshipman, Escort	20th June 1810		Died in hospital at Fontainebleau 1814
John Brothers	Midshipman, Goldfinch	8th May 1810
Wm. Handby	Do., Atlas	8th Mar. 1810
John Webster	Master-Mate, Parthion	10th Nov. 1810
Henry Jackson	Midshipman, Pacer	28th Oct. 1810
Thos. Jackson	Do., do.	Do.
E. F. Price	Midshipman, do.	28th Oct. 1810
Geo. Jenson	Clerk, do.	Do.		Died 1st June
I. C. Taylor	Midshipman, Bruiser	9th July 1810
Robert Holder	Do., Spencer	10th Jan. 1811		Escaped 28th Jan. 1811
I. P. Campbell	Do., Blazer	9th Nov. 1808
John S. Smith	Master-Mate, Kent	13th Dec. 1810
John Parsons	Do., Podargus	15th Aug. 1809		Escaped 24th Dec. 1813
Benj. Hart	Midshipman, Minotaur	23rd Dec. 1810
Jos. O’Brien	Do., do.	Do.		Escaped 24th Dec. 1813
G. T. Mitchell	Do., do.	Do.
Geo. Elry	Do., do.	Do.
I. I. Hamilton	Master-Mate, Minorca	27th Nov. 1810
Wm. Lyth	Clerk, Biter	10th Nov. 1805		Died 15th May 1811
Wm. Hains	Midshipman, Impétueux	13th Oct. 1810
Jos. Barrett	Do., Cadmus	6th Mar. 1811
Henry Davis	Do., Challenger	12th Mar. 1811
Thos. Jennings	Do., do.	Do.
Francis Stevenson	1st Class, do.	Do.
Wheatley Byass	Do., do.	12th Mar. 1811
Stephen Green	Clerk, do.	Do.
Geo. Norton	1st Class, Inveterate	18th Feb. 1807
F. Wahtstrand	Midshipman, Olympia	2nd Mar. 1811
Jas. I. Sullivan	Do., do.	Do.
Thos. Rowe	Master-Mate, Challenger	12th Mar. 1811
Anth. Gibbs	Midshipman, Pioneer	21st Feb. 1811
Chas. Blissett	Do., Vesuvius	20th Nov. 1809
F. I. Whitehurst	Midshipman, Junon; made Lieutenant at Bitche	13th Dec. 1809
Ed. Turner	Master-Mate Boyne	21st May 1811
Henry Kirkpatrick	Midshipman, Poictiers	Do.		Deserted from Gueret 30th Mar. 1814
Jas. Barton	Master-Mate, Snapper	14th July 1811
Richard Pickersgill	Midshipman, do.	Do.
Robert Furze	Do., Semiraris	16th July 1811
I. P. Were	Do., Sceptre	15th Sept. 1811
Jas. Woolcock	Do., Hibernia	15th July 1808
Dal. Baird	Master-Mate, Conquistador	27th Dec. 1811
Fra. Sutherland	Midshipman, do.	Do.
Geo. Peard	Do., do.	17th Dec. 1811
Edwin I. Caulfield	Do., do.	Do.
Donet O’Brien	Vol.. do.	Do.
John Franklyn	Midshipman, Colossus	Do.
Peter Hodder	Do., do.; made Lieutenant at Verdun	Do.
Niel Malcolm	Do., do.	Do.
H. L. Parry	Master-Mate, Grasshopper	25th Dec. 1811		Escaped 11th Feb. 1814
Edw. Yelland	Midshipman, do.	Do.
Thos. W. Tyler	Do., do.	Do.
John Strong	Clerk, do.	Do.
Dk. Sarsfield	Midshipman, Flypass, do.	Do.
Phil. Harvey	Master-Mate, Porcupine	16th Dec. 1811
W. C. Robins	Vol., Manilla	28th Jan. 1812
W. A. Willis	Do., do.	17th Feb. 1812
David Harrop	Midshipman, Christian	7th Feb. 1812
John Gowdie	Master-Mate, Manilla	Do.
Wm. Hubbard	Do., do.	Do.		Escaped from Blois 11th Feb. 1814
Geo. Bland	Midshipman, Do.	Do.
M. W. Batty	Do., do.	28th Jan. 1812
J. H. Johnstone	Do., do.	Do.
Henry Randall	Do., do.	Do.
Henry Sadler	Do., do.	Do.
I. M. Johnson	Vol., do.	Do.
John Ward	Clerk, do.	Do.
Geo. Maryon	Midshipman, Arrow	28th Aug. 1811
Jos. Townsend	Do., Rose	23rd Jan. 1812		Escaped 24th Dec. 1812
Hanbury Clements	Do., Laurel	31st Jan. 1812
Danl. Galway	Vol., do.	Do.
Montg. Digges	Do., do.	Do.
Thos. Pettigrew	Do., do.	Do.
Robert Tighe	Do., do.	Do.
Danl. McCarthy	Clerk, Laurel	31st Jan. 1812
G. E. Davies	Midshipman, Alacrity	26th May 1811		Escaped 27th Dec. 1818
J. E. Sterling	Do., Grasshopper	25th Dec. 1811		Escaped 11th Feb. 1814
J. Lechmere	Do., do.	Do.
Chas. Jeaffreson	Do., Manilla	31st Jan. 1812		Escaped Feb. 1814
W. S. Johnston	Do., Apelles	3rd May 1812
Jas. Craggs	Do., Calypso	25th Dec. 1811
W. B. Hare	Do., St. Finengo	14th Dec. 1810
John Downey	Master-Mate, Nieman	22nd July 1812
Jas. Birch	Midshipman, Alban	8th July 1812
Henry King	Do., Venerable	17th July 1812
J. J. Lane	Do., do.	Do.
Arch. Grant	Do., New Magnificent	Do.
Richard Rosser	Do., Volontaire	Do.
Henry Barrow	Do., Strenuous	25th June 1812		Escaped 27th Dec. 1813
Henry Carrique	Midshipman, Wizard	24th Aug. 1812
A. W. Nicholls	Clerk, Pigmy	24th Nov. 1812
H. A. Whitcomb	Do., Apelles	5th Mar. 1807
J. H. Hindley	Clerk, La Constance	2nd Oct. 1806
Henry Jho. Callaghan	Midshipman, Arrow	26th Jan. 1813
Geo. Simmonds	Clerk, Osprey	29th July 1812
John Barnes	Midshipman, Britonart	Do.
Saml. Cornish	Do., Linnet	25th Feb. 1813
Hugh Carroll	Clerk, do.	Do.
Bendon Sharvell	Master-Mate, Horatio	23rd Dec. 1812
Robert O’Neil	Do., Dispatch	14th April 1813		Escaped Feb. 1814
Geo. Evans	Midshipman, Cretan	13th Jan. 1813
Thos. Keith Steward	Master-Mate, Clarence	18th Sept. 1813		Escaped Feb. 1814
Wm. Alex. Longmore	Midshipman, Hannibal	21st Sept. 1813
John Frith	1st Class, Désirée	3rd Dec. 1813
Wm. Litheby	Midshipman, Telegraph	4th Mar. 1814
Saml. Edwards	Do., Impérieuse	Do.
Warrant Officers
Wm. Little	Gunner, Minerve	3rd July 1803		Died 26th Sept. 1806
Andrew Brown	Boatswain, do.	Do.
Wm. Rice	Carpenter, do.	Do.
John Johnson	Gunner, Woolverene	24th Mar. 1804
Robert Bulger	Boatswain, Vicengo	8th May 1804
Andrew Allen	Carpenter, do.	Do.
Wm. Cliff	Boatswain, Woolverene	24th Mar. 1804		Escaped from Bitche
John Richards	Carpenter, Woolverene	Do.
Ed. Gilligan	Boatswain, Shannon	10th Dec. 1803
Rd. Carne	Gunner, Vincego	8th May 1804
Danl. Chadwick	Do., Shannon	10th Dec. 1803
Jas. Dobbins	Do., Shark; taken in a Cartel	20th April 1805
Wm. Lennard	Do., Calcutta	26th Sept. 1805
Geo. Heard	Carpenter, do.	Do.
Tim. Quin	Gunner, Ranger	19th July 1805
John Windham	Carpenter, do.	Do.		Died 1st Oct. 1809
Wm. Richardson	Boatswain, do.	Do.		Died Jan. 1810
Wm. Carey	Do., Hussar	10th Feb. 1804		Died 25th May 1808
Thos. Simpson	Gunner, do.	Do.		Escaped 1809
John Treacher	Do., Diligence	24th Mar. 1806
Thos. Strong	Do., Dauntless	19th May 1807
Thos. Gray	Boatswain, do.	Do.
Peter Lunn	Carpenter, do.	Do.
John Osborn	Boatswain, Flora	18th Jan. 1808
Alex. Henderson	Do., Proserpine	28th Feb. 1809
Field Officers of the Army
Henry de Bernier	Lieutenant-Colonel, 9th Foot	3rd Jan. 1806
George I. Hall	Major	Do.
Campbell Callender	Captain, 88th Foot	18th Feb. 1806
Guy L’Estrange	Major, 31st Foot	1st Jan. 1809
Thos. W. Gordon	Captain, 3rd Foot Guards	3rd Nov. 1809
Wm. Guard	Lieutenant-Colonel, 45th Foot	Do.
Thos. Fotheringham	Lieutenant, 3rd Foot Guards	6th Dec. 1809
S. T. Popham	Major, 24th Foot	13th Dec. 1809
Sir W. W. Sheridan	Captain, 2nd Foot Guards	17th Jan. 1810
Thos. N. Wyndham	Major, 1st Dragoons	19th Oct. 1810
Wm. Cox	Lieutenant-Colonel, late 61st Foot	12th Nov. 1810
Andw. Lord Blaney	Major-General, 61st Foot	15th April 1811
Redmond Morris	Captain, 13th Dragoons	20th June 1811
Geo. Hill	Captain, 1st Foot Guards	7th Aug. 1811
Captains
H. Falconer	Captain, 1st Foot	12th Jan. 1804
Thos. Roberts	Do., 30th Foot	3rd Jan. 1806
P. R. Hawker	Do., do.	Do.
P. W. Lambert	Do., 9th Foot	8th Jan. 1806
Danl. Orchard	Do., do.	Do.
G. H. Sarjant	Do., do.	Do.
Samps Godfrey	Captain 1st Foot	4th May 1807
Geo. Barrow	Do., 15th Foot	7th May 1808
Chas. de Haviland	Do., Royal Malta	26th Sept. 1809
J. Somerfield	Do., 83rd Foot	26th Oct. 1809
J. Laing	Do., 61st do.	27th Oct. 1809
Jas. Allen	Do., 23rd Dragoons	31st Oct. 1809
D. Goodsman	Do., 61st Foot	2nd Nov. 1809
T. H. Blair	Do., 91st Foot	3rd Nov. 1809
Wm. Cowran	Do., 21st Foot	18th Nov. 1809
Andv. Patison	Do., 29th Foot	Do.
Savil Spear	Do., 1st Foot	26th Nov. 1809
F. M. Milman	Lieutenant-Colonel Guards	1st Dec. 1809
Hartley	Captain, 61st Foot	9th Dec. 1809
Geo. Coleman	Do., 31st Foot	12th Jan. 1810
Geo. Brice	Do., 3rd Dragoon Guards	13th May 1810
Chas. Collis	Do. 24th Foot	Do.
Henry Stephens	Do., 66th Foot	6th July 1810
J. A. Wolff	Do., 60th Foot	15th Aug. 1810
H. J. Shaw	Do., 4th Foot	Do.
J. W. Hewitt	Do., 6th Foot	12th Nov. 1810
L. Lazzarini	Do., Royal Malta	29th Dec. 1810
P. Jestaferrati	Do., do.	Do.
Fredk. Albaldini	Do., do.	Do.
F. Kertsberg	Do., do.	Do.
J. P. Howard	Do., 23rd Dragoons	7th May 1811
John Taylor	2nd Captain, Royal Artillery	Do.
P. Matthews	Captain, 47th Foot	26th May 1811
Jas. Reynolds	Do., 83rd Foot	4th June 1811		Died
— Belli	Do., 13th Dragoons	20th June 1811
Thos. Andrews	Do., 24th Foot
Lieutenants and Ensigns
Thos. Prater	Lieutenant, 21st Foot	21st Jan. 1804
C. E. Freeman	Ensign, 29th Foot	1st Mar. 1805
Robert Howard	Lieutenant, 30th Foot	3rd Jan. 1806
Wm. Sullivan	Ensign, do.	Do.
Alex. Simpson	Lieutenant, 9th Foot	8th Jan. 1806
Geo. Saunderson	Do., do.	Do.
Wm. Armstrong	Do., do.	Do.
R. G. Thomson	Ensign, do.	Do.
Edward Worth Newenham	Do., do.	Do.		Living at Verdun 1853
Peter Sutton	Do. and Adjutant	Do.
Joseph Smith	Lieutenant, 65th Foot	6th Sept. 1806
H. Bermingham	Do., 29th Foot	8th May 1807
Joseph R. Welsh	Do., 6 W. I. Regiment	7th May 1808
Alex. Fraser	Do., Royal Engineers	Do.
John Harper	Do., do.	Do.
J. E. De Lappinot	Ensign, 16th Foot	Do.
Robert Lewis	Lieutenant, 15th Foot	15th do.
John Seaver	Ensign	Do.
Edward l’Estrange	Lieutenant, 71st Foot	6th May 1809
John Penrice	Do., 15th Hussars	21st May 1809
Rd. M. Brennan	Do., 14th Foot	26th June 1809
Colin Campbell	Ensign, 26th Foot	Do.
Wm. Laurie	Do.	12th July 1809
G. L. Davies	Do., 9th Foot	6th Sept. 1809
Angus Mackay	1st Lieutenant, 21st Fusiliers	25th Sept. 1809
Henry Perry	Ensign, Royal Malta	Do.
Peter Wallace	Lieutenant and Adjutant	26th Sept. 1809
Wm. Auhagen	2nd Dragoon Guards	1st Oct. 1809
G. L. Shipley	Lieutenant, 97th Foot	2nd, do.
Fras. Abell	Do., 83rd Foot	27th do.
Fras. Johnstone	Do., do.	Do.
Rd. Kirwan	Do., 7th Foot	30th do.
Thos. Allen	Do., 24th Foot	Do.
Henry Tench	Do., 61st Foot	Do.
Robert Mitchell	Do., 60th Foot	Do.
W. E. Page	Do. and Adjutant, 7th Foot	12th Nov. 1809
John Clarke	Lieutenant	18th Nov. 1809
Jas. McNab	Do., 21st Fusiliers	Do.
Fredk. Gaban	Do., 1 Batt.	Do.
Lewis Mordaunt	Do., 61st Foot	3rd Dec. 1809		Died at Verdun 17th April 1850
Wm. Friess	Do., 60th Foot	1st Jan. 1810
Robert Muter	Do., 7th Foot	5th Jan. 1810
Wm. Pennyfather	Ensign, 3rd Foot	Do.
Chas. Jackson	Lieutenant, do.	Do.
Henry Letoler	Ensign, 83rd Foot	Do.
Thos. Boggie	Lieutenant, do.	Do.
Henry Altenstein	Ensign, 60th Foot	Do.
A. W. Gamble	Lieutenant	Do.
Geo. Mackay	Do., 48th Foot	9th Jan. 1810
E. P. During	Do., 5 Batt.	Do.
Geo. Beamish	Do., 31st Foot	14th Jan. 1810
Add. Beamish	Do., do.	Do.
Fredk. Kitcher	Do., Royal Malta	29th Mar. 1810
Fredk. Clossiers	Do., do.	Do.
Lewis Schlozer	Do., Royal Malta	3rd April 1810
Graves Collins	Do., 61st Foot	13th May 1810		England
Theod. Butler	Ensign, 87th Foot	Do.		Died 1st July 1813
Chas. Stanhope	Lieutenant, 29th Foot	Do.
App. Morris	Do., 66th Foot	29th May 1810
John Nicholson	Do., 83rd Foot	Do.		England
Wm. Graham	Ensign, 4th Foot	13th July 1810
W. H. Scott	Ensign and Lieutenant, 3rd Guards	18th July 1810
Geo. Richardson	Lieutenant, 4th Foot	20th July 1810
Edmd. Field	Do., do.	Do.
J. M. Foley	Do., 28th Foot	12th Nov. 1810
L. Canehi	Do., Royal Malta	29th Dec. 1810
Fras. Bucere	Do., do.	Do.
J. H. Rodmer	Do., do.	Do.
Ph. Prochaska	Lieutenant, Royal Malta	29th Dec. 1810
Chas. Saintcroix	Do., Royal Artillery	9th Mar. 1811
R. H. Daley	Do., 64th Foot	Do.
Jas. Fulcher	Do., York Vol.	14th Mar. 1811
Roger Sheehy	Do., 89th Foot	22nd Mar. 1811
Chas. Watts	Ensign, do.	Do.
Thos. Reeve	Lieutenant, 48th Foot	26th Mar. 1811
E. P. Dormer	Do., 14th Dragoons	11th April 1811
Edward Moulson	Ensign, 89th Foot	15th April 1811
Alex. Skeen	Lieutenant, 24th Foot	5th May 1811
I. I. Moss	Do., 13th Dragoons	20th June 1811
Fredk. Wood	Do., 11th do.
Geo. Baker	Do., 16th do.
Frs. Grant	Do., 24th Foot			England
— Binney	Do., 13th Light Dragoons
Herbert Morgan	Do., 66th Foot			England
Surgeons, Paymasters, etc.
Jas. Johnston	Surgeon, 9th Foot	8th Jan. 1806
H. W. Hall	Pay-Master, 9th Foot	Do.
Renny Langley	Artillery Store Keeper	18th Feb. 1806
Andrew Blake	Assistant-Surgeon, 98th Foot	28th April 1807
Wm. Bartley	Artillery Store Keeper	7th May 1808
John Gregory	Assistant-Surgeon, Royal Artillery	Do.
Arch. Armstrong	Do., 26th Foot	26th June 1809
Joph. Brown	Surgeon, do.	Do.		England
Geo. Winter	Hospital Purveyor	12th July 1809		England
John McCoy	Quarter-Master, Royal Malta	25th July 1809
Clement Banks	Surgeon, do.	26th July 1809
Thos. Walker	Assistant-Surgeon, 52nd Foot	28th July 1809		England
James Dunn	Do., 53rd Foot	30th July 1809		Do.
Henry Cowan	Do., 23rd Dragoons	Do.		Do.
Fredk. Fiorillo	Assistant-Surgeon, 9th Hussars, Ks. Gn. Ln.	2nd Nov. 1809		Do.
Jas. O’Meally	Do., 16th Dragoons	8th Nov. 1809		Do.
John Glasco	Do., 83rd Foot	28th Nov. 1809		Do.
Montn. Mahoney	Do., 7th Foot	5th Jan. 1810		Do.
Edward Kirby	Do., 29th Foot	12th Jan. 1810		Do.
J. G. Elkington	Do., 24th Foot	14th Jan. 1810		Do.
Alex McDowall	Surgeon, Staff	17th Jan. 1810		Do.
Saml. Higgins	Do., do.	Do.		Do.
Thos. Rule	Assistant-Surgeon, 87th Foot	19th Jan. 1810		Do.
John Herriott	Do., 61st Foot	20th Jan. 1810		Do.
Fredk. Depper	Do., 5th Battalion, K. Han. Legion	20th Jan. 1810		Do.
Henry Bruggeman	Do., 7th Battalion D.	3rd Doc. 1810
Fras. Camillere	Do., Royal Malta	29th Dec. 1810
J. Bertis	Chaplin, Royal Malta	Do.
Thos. Richards	Quarter-Master, 4th Foot	11th June 1810
— Coleman	Assistant-Surgeon, 3rd Dragoon Guards

INDEX

Abercrombie, Sir Ralph, prisoners of war sent home, [19]

Admiral de Vries, ship, capture, [51]

Akin, H., on horn work of prisoners, [131]

Aligre, M. d’, referred to, [294]

Alison, Sir Archibald:

British mode of obtaining supplies in war, [82]

Perth Depot for French prisoners, [146]

Alkmaar Cartel, references to, [52], [54]

Amiens, treaty of, 1802:

Release of prisoners of war under, [240]–242

Terms, [241]

Ashby-de-la-Zouch, depot for parole prisoners, [205]

Baker, Captain, agent for prisoners of war, [247]

Banks, Sir Joseph, reference to, [236]

Baptismal register at Peterborough, [59]

Barracks, sum allotted for building (1793), [8], [9]

Bartin, M., parole prisoner, [216]

Bathorse, meaning of term, [28]

Batman, meaning of term, [28]

Batrille, Bernard, personated by Le Fevre, [220]–221

Beathand, General, report on construction of Norman Cross Prison, [13]

Beef, rations allowed, [69]

Beer, rations allowed, [69], [72]

Bell, Mr., schoolmaster of Oundle, on attempt of a prisoner to escape, [161]

Bitche, fortress of, prisoners of war sent to dungeons, [234]

Black Hole at Norman Cross, [24], [64], [162]

Bone work by prisoners, [130]–131

Borrow, George:

Description of Norman Cross Prison, [32]–34

Journey across the Fens described, [41]–42

Statement respecting prisoners’ food, [33], [71]

“Straw-plait hunts” mentioned, [34], [137], [143]–144

Borrow, Thomas, at Norman Cross, [143]

Bourchier, Charles François Marie, hanged at Norman Cross, [67]

Bourde, Captain, release, [198]

Bradley, Rev. E., on illicit trade in straw plaits, [135]

Brassey, H. L. C., M.P., reference to, [139]

British Queen, transport ship, mutiny of prisoners, [49]

Brown, Rev. Arthur, romance on Norman Cross prisoners, [28], [180]–181, [185]

Brown, Rev. E. H., information on Norman Cross prisoners, [176]

Brunet, General, parole prisoner, [216]

Burral, Major General Sir Harry, exchange of, [85]

Camperdown, battle of, [51]

Cane, Dr. L., reference to, [132]

Capitole, at Dartmoor Prison, [113]–121

Careney, Prince de, refutation of Pillet’s accusations as to British treatment of prisoners, [86]–88

Cartel, meaning of term, [52]

Carysfort, Lord, sale of site for Norman Cross Prison, [9]

Caussade, de la Vauguyon, Prince de Carency: See Carency, Prince de

Cawdor, Lord, reference to, [156]

Cemetery at Norman Cross, [173]–176

Charretie, M., commissioner for France:

Appointment, [56]–57

Correspondence on maintenance of prisoners of war, [75]–79, [166], [273]

Forging of name, [132], [147]

Release of British seamen without exchange, [229]

Chartiée, Louis, name carved on block, [132], [147]

Chatelin, M., French surgeon at Norman Cross, [77]–78

Chouquet, M., marriage, [216]

Christian, Sir Hugh Cloberry, transport commissioner, [7]

Clothing:

British prisoners in France, [238]

Correspondence with French government relative to provision of, for prisoners, [75]–88, [108]–109, [272]–285

Uniform provided by British Government, [73]

Coeymans, Albertus, marriage with Ann Whitwell, [206]

Cooke, Arthur, picture of plait merchants and French prisoners, [135]–136

Coquille, La, frigate, capture, [51]

Corn, prisoner, name on a silk holder, [97]

Cotes, Captain, British agent in Paris, correspondence relative to treatment of prisoners of war, [80], [81], [109], [271]–272, [281]

Cotgrave, Captain, agent at Dartmoor, treatment of the “Romans,” [116]–117, [121]–123

Cox, Colonel, effort to effect exchange, [198]

Craig, Mr., inspection of Norman Cross Prison, [16]

Cramer, Jan, escape, [158]

Dack, C., curator, references to, [128], [130], [132]

Dartmoor Prison:

Account of the “Romans,” [111], [112]–123

Chapel built by prisoners, [125]

Cheerfulness of prisoners, [109]

Date of construction, [1]

Granite used for, [12]–13

Health of prisoners, [167]

Numbers at, in 1811, [286]

Records of the “Cachot” quoted, [65]–66

Tragic suicide of a prisoner in 1814, [253]

David, Jean Baptiste:

Engaged in illicit trade, [141], [183], [184]–185, [187], [188]

Passport of, [310]–311

Davis, Rev. Father A. H., on Sunday trading at Norman Cross Prison, [99]

Davis, Rev. Father Robert A., reference to, [19]

Davis, History of Luton, on straw plait industry, [138]

Decourbes, Captain, duel with Captain Robert, [216]–217

Delafons, John, appointed agent, and instructions to, [38]–40, [44]

De Lancey, General, defalcations and inquiry into, [x].–xii., [9]

De la Porte, Jean: See La Porte, Jean de

Delapoux, John Andrew:

Appointment at Norman Cross, [59], [247]

Baptism of children, [178]–179

Marriage register, [59]

Denmark:

British prisoners of war in, reference to, [238]

Prisoners of war in England, [249]

Dent, Challoner, storekeeper at Norman Cross, [49]

Deschamps, Nicholas, trial for forgery, [66]–67

Devoust, Lieut., parole prisoner, [216]

De Winter, Admiral, defeat of Camperdown, [51]

Dobee, Joseph, Captain of La Sophie, parole prisoner, [215]

Draper, Captain John, R.N.:

Agent at Norman Cross, [38]

Humane treatment of prisoners, [143]–144

Drummond, Hugh, baptism of son, [179]

Du Chattelier, Charles Lewis de Salmon: See Salmon du Chattelier

Duels:

Frequency, [159]

Record of those at Verdun, [315], [320], [327]

Duncan, Admiral, battle of Camperdown, [51]

Dundas, Mr., Secretary of State, prisoners of war controversy with France, [71], [80], [109]

Dussage, Pierre, assumed name of Nazarean, [195]

Dutch prisoners of war:

English service joined by, [55]

Good conduct of, [107]

Marriages to English girls, [206]–209

Number in England, [203]

Parole prisoners at Peterborough, [194]

Registers at Norman Cross, [268]

Sent to Norman Cross, [51]

Ennis, Lieutenant Peter, [49]

Entente Cordiale, L’, proposal of association to erect monument at Norman Cross, [174]

Exchange of prisoners:

Failure of negotiations, [217]–222

Punishment by deprivation of chance, [64]

Fearnall, William, report on Norman Cross Prison, [18], [26], [126], [259]–264

Felix, Colonel, parole prisoner, [216]

Fens, the waterways the cheapest mode of transport, [41]–42

Fitzwilliam, George Wentworth, [181]–182

Fitzwilliam, William, Fourth Earl:

Correspondence with and relative to the Bishop of Moulins, [141], [180], [181]–187, [291]–311

Yorkshire election of 1807, [182]–183

Folksworth, village, residence at, of wives of soldiers, [175]

Fontaine, Vincent, death certificate, [172]

Food:

Contracts for and rations allowed, [69]–72

Correspondence with French Government on provision of, for prisoners of war, [270]–285

Cost to the country of providing, [68]–69

Diet allowed to British prisoners in France, [234], [237]

Hospital diet, [169]–179

Insufficiency of rations complained of, [270]–285

Prices in 1797, [19]

Prisoners’ committee of inspection, [63], [72]

Punishment by reduction of rations, [64]

Sale of rations, and measures to prevent, [121]–123

Specifications for quality for Norman Cross Prison, [43]

Forbes, James, prisoner at Verdun, [236]

Forbes, J. Macbeth, on forgery by prisoners, [147]

Forby, Rev. Robert, description of Norman Cross Prison, [34]–35

Forgery of banknotes by prisoners, [145], [147]–148

Foulley, French prisoner, model of Norman Cross Prison, [19]–20, [91], [251]

Fowkes, Mr., references to, [182], [183]

France:

Correspondence with British Government relative to prisoners of war, [73]–88, [108]–109, [270]–285

Exchange of prisoners, failure of negotiations, [217]–222

Treaty of Amiens and return of prisoners of war, [239]–242

War of 1793, cost to England, [2]

See also Norman Cross Prison and Prisoners of War

Franey, Mr., house at Norman Cross, [31]

Freemasons, Masonic Lodges of prisoners of war, [204]–205

Furie, capture, [52], [53]–54

Gallois, M., appointment as French agent, [79]

Gambling, misery and evil from, [95]–96, [107]–111, [113]–123, [276], [280]–282, [283], [285]

Garden, Count Guillaume de, on treaty of Amiens, [245]

Gardiner, William, clerk at Norman Cross, [247], [262]

George, Sir Rupert:

Appointment as Transport Commissioner, [7]

Correspondence on maintenance and treatment of prisoners, [275]–282

Correspondence relative to the Bishop of Moulins, [141]–143, [302]–303, [309]

Letter on manufacture of straw plait, [134]–135

Godfrov, prisoner of war, [97]

Godwin, Rev. G. N.:

On the Bishop of Moulins, [181], [185]

Reference to, [241]

Gourny, Jacques, prisoner of war, [97]

Govstry, Helen, marriage with M. Salvert, [216]

Gower, Captain, prisoner of war, [235]

Grieg, M., artistic work, [97]

Habart, Jean Marie Philippe, marriage with Elizabeth Snow, [209]–219

Hadley, Mr., of Lynn, contract for conveyance of prisoners, [248]

Halliday, Alexander, stabbed by a prisoner, [67]

Hammocks, use of by prisoners, [90]–91

Handslip, Captain, purchase of house at Norman Cross, [31]

Hansell, Captain W., R.N.: See Hanwell

Hanwell, Captain W., R.N.:

Agent at Norman Cross, [38]

Death certificate of Vincent Fontaine, [172]

References to, [126], [263], [264]

Harewood, Lord, Yorkshire Election of 1807, [182]–183

Hawker, Mr., inquiry into condition of prisoners, [123]

Hawkins, Captain, reference to, [199]

Hay, James, of Liverpool, contractor for Norman Cross, [42]–44

Hayes, Corporal, reference to, [148]

Hayes, Rev. W., of King’s Cliffe, baptismal register kept by, [178]–179

Henderson, Mr., lease of Norman Cross Barracks 1802, [243]–244

Herbert, J. A., J.P., house at Norman Cross, [30], [175]

Higgins, Dr., physician at Norman Cross, on condition of prisoners, [76]–78

Hill, John, plan of Norman Cross Prison, [18]–19

Hinde, Rev. T., Protestant Chaplain to Norman Cross Barracks, [176]

Holditch, Captain:

Conveyance of released prisoners to France, [241]

Kindness to French prisoners, [241]

Hopkinson, Rev. John:

Career, [224], [230]–233

Narrative of English prisoners at Verdun, [223]–233

Register of fellow prisoners at Verdun, [312]–341

Horn work of prisoners, [131]–132

Hospital at Norman Cross Prison:

Description of building, [24]–25

Diet allowed, [71]

Number of patients (1797), [76]–79

Staff, [168]–169, [287]–289

Treatment of prisoners in, [168]–171

Howard, Anthony, assistant surgeon at Norman Cross, [168], [288]

Hulks:

Criminal prisoners of war imprisoned in, [74]

Fitted up for prisoners of war, [5]–6

Health of prisoners in Herne Bay, [167]

Offences punished by removal to, [64]

Parole breakers sent to, [196]

Hunt, Joseph, Transport Commissioner, [7]

Ijirke, Admiral, capture of ship, [51]

“Indifférents, Les,” grade of society among prisoners, [113]

Inquests, [151]

International Law, on treatment of prisoners of war prior to Napoleon’s wars, [3]–4

Intrépide, L’, surrender, [129]

Ives, Sergeant, outrage on and probable cause, [141]

Jan, Louis, marriage with a Miss Edwards, [205]–206

Jerrold, Douglas, comedy of The Prisoner of War, [235]–236

Jupiter, capture, [53]

“Kaiserlies, Les”: See “Romans”

Kelly, Captain John, [29]–30, [128]

Kelly, Major:

Lines written on death of, [29]

Plan of Norman Cross Prison, [19]

Purchase of house on sale of Norman Cross Prison, [28]–39

King’s Royal Rifle Corps, [53]

Kingston, Mary, marriage with Adrian Roelans, [207]

Knogz, E. B., surgeon on the Duyffe, [208]

“Laboureurs, Les,” grade of society among prisoners, [113]

Lamb, John, diary quoted, [46]

Lambertini, Petronio, death at Norman Cross, [253]

Lamplugh, T., reference to, [18]

La Porte, Jean de, straw marquetry work, [97], [129]

Larfeuil, Pierre, assistant surgeon, [168], [288]

Larpent, J. S., application for release, [218]

Lascelles, Hon. Henry, defeat in Yorkshire election of 1807, [182]–183

La Tour, Stephen John Baptiste de Galois de, bishop of Moulins:

Career, [182]–189, [293]–297

Correspondence with Earl Fitzwilliam, [181]–187, [291]–319

Religious ministrations at Norman Cross, [99], [178]–189

Servant engaged in illicit trade, [141]

Traditional story erroneous, [180]–185

Lavengro, by Borrow:

Journey across the Fens described, [41]–42

Norman Cross Prison described, [32]–34

“Straw-plait hunts” described, [34], [137], [143]–144

Lebetre (Lebertre), Colonel, pamphlet on British ill-treatment of prisoners of war, [88], [166]–167

Leek, parole prisoners at, [214]–217

Lefebre, General, breaking of his parole, [211]

Le Fevre, Francis, personation of Batrille, [220]–221

Leviathan, in action at Trafalgar, [129]

Lewin, Mr., of Yaxley, description of prisoners, [92]

Little, Joseph, of Thorpe, marriage with Mary Roelans, [207]

Lloyd, Captain George, sketch of Norman Cross Prison, [22]

Lloyd, Lieutenant J. W., [198]

“Lords, Les,” grade of society among the prisoners, [113]

Luneand, Charles, parole prisoner, [215]

Macgregor, Lieutenant, plan of Norman Cross Prison, [19]

Mackenzie, Mr., exchange of prisoners’ negotiations, [221]

Magennis, James, surgeon at Norman Cross, [77]–78

Mansell, Dr., of Pembroke, [157]

Markets in prison walls:

Closed by Transport Commissioners, [148]

Offences punished by closing, [65]

Permission to hold, [72], [283]

Regulations, [63], [97]–99

Marquetry work:

Dyes used in, discussion on, [126]–127

Straw, skill of prisoners, [128]–129

Marquis of Carmarthen, transport ship, mutiny on, [49]

Marriages:

Dutch prisoners to English women, [206]–209

French prisoners to English women, reason for opposition to, [209]

Marsh, John, Transport Commissioner, [7]

Mason, Sarah, marriage with J. A. Delapoux, [179]

Mellows, W. T., parliamentary paper relative to prisoners of war, [279]

Mien, John, servant to General Brunet, [216]

Militia, service compulsory, but purchase of substitutes, [8]

Milton, C. W. Wentworth, Viscount, defeat of Tory rival in 1807, [182]–183

“Misérables, Les,” of Norman Cross, account of, [111], [112]–123

Moorsom, Captain, secretary to Lord Mulgrave, [302]

Moulins, Bishop of: See La Tour, S. J. B. de Galois de

Muir, Alexander, life saved by prisoner, [199]

Mulgrave, Lord, correspondence on the Bishop of Moulins, [180], [187], [302]–309

Mullot, Chevalier J. Baptiste, parole prisoner, [215]

Napoleon Buonaparte:

Abdication and retirement to Elba, [250]–251

Change in treatment of prisoners of war under, [3]–6

Edict as to treatment of prisoners of war 1800, [81], [83], [108]–109

Exchange of prisoners, failure of negotiations, [221]–222

Mode of obtaining supplies in war, [82]

Re-opening of hostilities with England 1803, [244]–246

Narde, Jean de, attempts to escape and shot, [159]–169

Neau, James Francis, sale of articles made by prisoners, [216]

Nepean, Sir Evan, secretary of the Admiralty, [267]

Nettement, M., entrusted with provision of supplies for prisoners of war, [79]–89

Nicolls, General, construction of Norman Cross Prison, [13]

Niou, M., prisoners of war controversy, [74], [80], [272]–275

Norman Cross Prison:

Arrival and registration of prisoners, [47]–57

Borrow’s description, [32]–34

Burials, [173]–175

Clothing and maintenance, provision of and controversy over, [73], [75]–88, [108]–109, [276]–285

Conduct of prisoners, [149]–162

Construction of, [1]–16, [17]–38

Demolished and site sold, [254]–255

Discipline, regulations, [62]–68

Employment of prisoners, [124]–149

Escapes and attempts to escape, [152]–161

Establishment, [37]–46, [58]–61

Exchange of prisoners, negotiations, [217]–222

Exhibition at Peterborough of articles made by prisoners, [ix].

Hospital staff, [287]–289

“Los Misérables,” account of, [111], [112]–123

Life of the prisoners, [89]–111

Model of, by M. Foulley, [251]

Mortality and sickness at, [110]–111, [163]–172

Numbers at, 1811, [286]

Parole prisoners sent to, [195]–196, [213]–215

Rations allowed, [68]–72

Registers, specimens of entries, [268]–269

Release of prisoners 1802 and 1814, [239]–242, [251]–253

Religious ministration at, [174]–189

Re-opening 1803, [247]–251

Report on survey by Fearnall, [259]–264

Sale of goods and barracks let 1802, [242]–244

Norvus, M., on Napoleon’s demands on Britain, [245]

Obscene pictures and carvings, traffic in, [148]–149

Otto, M., correspondence on treatment of prisoners of war, [83]–84, [111], [190]–191, [276]–285

Otway, Wm. Albany:

Appointed Transport Commissioner, [7]

Correspondence on treatment of prisoners of war, [275]–282

Palmer, Mr., on parole prisoners, [213]–214

Paper work by prisoners, [132]–133

Paris, Louis Felix, expert in the ormolu business, [146]

Paris, Treaty of, 1814, release of prisoners of war, [251]–253

Parole prisoners:

Allowance to, [199]–201

Breaking of parole, [211]–214

Conditions of life of, [190]–222

Form of engagement, [196]–197

French suggestions for liberating, [279]

Imprisoned at Norman Cross, [195]–196, [213]–215

Masonic Lodges, [204]–205

Number and distribution, [89], [192]–195, [202]–203, [212], [286]

Patten, Philip, Transport Commissioner, [7]

Paull, Miss, of Truro, [133]

Peltier, M., prosecution by British Government, [245]

Pemberton, Captain, at Norman Cross, [35]

Pembroke Prison, escape of prisoners, [156]–157

Perrot, James:

Agent at Norman Cross Prison, [38], [40], [44]–45, [106]

Escape of prisoners, [154]

Statements as to condition and treatment of prisoners, [76]–78

Perth Prison:

Date of construction, [1]–2

Description, [149]

Peterborough, buildings constructed from Norman Cross material, [37]

Peterborough Museum:

Plans of Norman Cross Prison, [18]–19

Specimens of prisoners’ industries, [ix]., [97], [128]–133, [139]

Phillips, Maberley, F.S.A., reference to, [93]

Pillet, René Martin, misrepresentations as to British treatment of prisoners of war, [84]–88

Pineau, Ensign Louis, escape and recapture, [195]

Pius VII., pope, remonstrance with on French policy, [188]

Pletsz, B., Captain of the Furie, [206]

Plymouth Mill Prison, number of prisoners at, [19]

Pondicherry, captured garrison sent to Norman Cross, [51]

Pontcarré, M. de, and the Bishop of Moulins, [293]–294

Poore, Mr., construction of Norman Cross Prison, [13], [15]

Porchester Castle, prisoners of war sent to, [19]

Pors, Jean François, French prisoner killed by, [149], [159]

Portland, Duke of, treatment of prisoners of war, correspondence, [80], [271]–272

Poulden, Captain, agent for prisoners of war, [247]

Press, English, Napoleon’s demand for restricting liberty of, [245]

Pressland, Elizabeth Colinette, marriage to G. H. Walker, [24]

Pressland, Captain Thomas, R.N.:

Agent at Norman Cross Depot, [24], [38], [247]

Death at Norman Cross and burial, [175]

Hospital staff report, [287]–289

Instructions to, respecting religious ministrations to prisoners, [177]

Priests, prisoners’ request for and attitude of Government, [177]–189

Prisoners of War:

Accommodation of, difficulties and arrangements, [8]–16

Agents for appointed, [38], [247]

Allowances made to British in France, [234], [235], [237]

Code of regulations, [62]–65

Controversy between France and Britain over treatment of, [73]–88, [108]–109, [270]–285

Employments, [96]–99, [124]–149

Escapes and attempts to escape, [152]–161

Exchange of, negotiations, [217]–222

“Les Misérables” and the “Romans,” [112]–123

Managed by Transport Office, [6]–7

Modern improvement in manner of treating, [56]

Mortality and sickness among, [110]–111, [163]–172

Napoleon’s influence on treatment of, [3]–6

Narratives of British in France, [223]–238

Norman Cross Prison: See that title

Number of, [5]–6, [83], [90], [248], [286]

Parole prisoners: See that title

Personation of fellow prisoners, [220]–221

Register of prisoners at Verdun kept, by Rev. John Hopkinson, [312]–341

Release after Treaty of Paris, [251]–253

Seized by Napoleon 1803, [246]

Punishments, enumeration of, [64]–65

Rations of prisoners: See under Food

Registers:

Description and value of those at Norman Cross, [50]–56

Verdun prisoners, kept by Rev. J. Hopkinson, [312]–341

Réunion, frigate, sailors from, sent to Norman Cross, [49]

Révolutionnaire, man-of-war, sailors from, sent to Norman Cross, [49]

Ribout, prisoner of war, [97]

Richards, James, chief clerk and interpreter at Norman Cross, [49]

Riviere, M., of the French Admiralty, [199]

Robert, Captain, duel with Captain Decourbes, [217]

Robinette family, family tradition erroneous, [59]–69

Roelans, Adrian Roeland Robberts, marriage to Mary Kingston, [206]–207

Roelans, Mary, marriage to Joseph Little, [207], [208]

“Romans” of Dartmoor Prison, [111], [112]–123

Rose, Lucy, marriage with C. P. Vanderaa, [207]

Rose, Nancy, marriage with Antoni Staring, [207]–208

Roubillard, Jean, trial for forgery, [66]–67

Ruddle, Dan, purchase of block of Norman Cross Prison, [23], [37]

Salmon du Chattelier, C. L. de, formerly Vicar-General of the Diocese of Mans, [179]

Salvert, M., marriage with Helen Govstry, [216]

Sands, H. B., proposal to erect monument at Norman Cross, [174]

Sands, Mrs., [139]

Sarrazin, Jean:

Career, [85]–86

Refutation of statements made by Pillet, [85]–86

Savary, M., French surgeon at Norman Cross, [77]–78

Schank, John, Transport Commissioner, [7]

Seamen, British:

Conduct as prisoners of war, [237]–238

Efforts to induce prisoners to enter French service, [234]

Serle (Searle), Ambrose:

Appointed Transport Commissioner, [7]

Correspondence and report on treatment of prisoners, [100], [127], [152], [275]–284

Sievwright, William, on illicit straw-plait trade, [144]

Sissinghurst Prison, [109]

Sixtieth Foot (60th): See King’s Royal Rifle Corps

Sixtieth Royal Americans: See King’s Royal Rifle Corps

Sleigh, History of Leek, on parole prisoners, [215]–217

Smith, Captain Sir Sidney, efforts to obtain release, [79], [195], [273]

Snow, Elizabeth, marriage with Jean Habart, [209]–219

Spilsbury, Sarah, marriage with Joseph Vattel, [216]

Squire, Thomas, agent for supervision of parole prisoners, [49]–50, [193]

Stapleton Prison, prisoners of war sent to, [246]

Staring, Antoni, marriage with Nancy Rose, [207]–208

Stephenson, General, inquiry into condition of prisoners, [123]

Stilton cheese, origin of name, [34]

Story of Dartmoor Prison, quoted, [xiii]., [65]–66, [112]–123, [253]

Straw hats and bonnets, illicit trade by prisoners, [133]–145

Straw marquetry: See Marquetry work

Straw plait:

Manufacture by prisoners, [134]–145, [302]–319

Splitter machine invented by prisoners of war, [138]–139

“Straw-plait hunts” described by Borrow, [34], [137], [143]

Strazynski, Captain A., escape and recapture, [194]–195

Strong, Archdeacon, [22], [127]

Stuyver, privateer, capture, [53]

Suicides, large number, [159]

Sunday trading at Norman Cross Prison, [98]–99

Swinburne, Mr., agent for British Government in France, [57]

Tableau de la Grande-Bretagne, by Jean Sarrazin, [85]

Tartuffe, La, frigate, capture, [51]

Taylor, A. C, [128]

Thesiger, Captain, agent for prisoners of war, [247]

Thomson, Basil:

Indebtedness to, acknowledged, [xiii].

Story of Dartmoor Prison, quoted, [65]–66, [111], [112]–123, [253]

Thornhill, Cooper, sale of Stilton cheese, [34]

Thorpe, John T., on Masonic Lodges of prisoners, [204]–205

Todd, William, store-clerk at Norman Cross, [59], [247], [262]

Tong, Pierre Marie, release of, [198]–199

Toufflet, Jean, marriage, [216]

Trafalgar, battle of, [129]

Transport Office:

Creation and duties, [6], [37]–38

Prisoners’ traffic in obscene articles reported to, [148]

Tucker, Lieutenant, description of life as prisoner of war, [234]–235

Usury, misery caused by, and efforts to prevent, [107]–111, [113]–123, [276], [281], [283], [285]

Valenciennes, prisoners of war sent to, [236]

Vanderaa, Charles Peter:

Career, [208]

Marriage with Lucy Rose, [207]

Vandome, naval officer, linguist, [216]

Vattel, Emérie de, on treatment of prisoners of war, [4]

Vattel, Joseph, marriage with Sarah Spilsbury, [216]

Verdun, British prisoners of war at:

Experiences of, [223]–238

Register kept by the Rev. John Hopkinson, [312]–341

Vergette family, descent, [69]

Victoire, Mme, of France, patroness of the Bishop of Moulins, [183], [293]

Ville de L’Orient, La, capture, [51]

Vinter, Mr., [133]

Vird, Lieutenant, [217]

Wages:

Paid to prisoners of war, [125]

Rates of, in Norman Cross district (1797), [16]

Walker, George, Surgeon:

Appointment, salary, and allowances, [168], [287], [288], [289]

Marriage, [24]–25

Reference to, [260]

Wallis, Lieutenant, on allowance to parole prisoners, [199]–209

Warne, General, suicide at Verdun, [87]

Wellington, Duke of:

On exchange of prisoners, [218]

Prisoners of war sent from the Peninsula, [259]

Whitwell, Ann, marriage with Albertus Coeymans, [206]

Wilberforce, William, Yorkshire election of 1807, [182]–183

Wood, Timothy, tried for murder, [151]

Wood carving by prisoners of war, [132]

Woodriff, Captain, R.N.:

Agent at Norman Cross, [38], [40], [45]–46

Biography, [265]–267

Charges against, refuted, [86]

Epidemic among prisoners, [164]

Gambling and usury in prison, report on, [107]–108

House at Norman Cross let (1802), [243]

Inquiry into causes of mutiny on the Marquis of Carmarthen, [48]–49

Letter on clothing for prisoners, [275]–276

Order to prevent malingering, [171]

Price of provisions and rates of wages, report on, [16]

Prisoner of war in France, [235]

Wotton, Sarah, marriage with Berthold Wyeth, [208]

Wyeth, Berthold J. J., marriage, [208]

Yeomanry, class enlisted from and duties of, [8]

Yorkshire election 1807, [182]–183

Ysbrands, J., Captain of the Courier, [207]

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