1. Convicts ordered to hard labour on the River Thames, from 12th July 1776, to the 12th January, 1778 2024
2. Convicts, under sentence of Transportation, put on board the Hulks on the River Thames, from 11th January, 1783, to 12th December, 1795 4775
3. Deduct, under sentence of Transportation, put on board the Hulks in Langston and Portsmouth Harbours, received from the Hulks at Woolwich, on the 20th of June, 1791 466
4309
Additional Convicts sent from different prisons to Portsmouth and Langston from 1791, to 1st December, 1795 1200
To which, add those from Woolwich as above 466
1666
Total7999
Of the above convicts there have been
Discharged1610
Pardoned790
Escaped130
2530
Removed to other Gaols 17
Transported to New South Wales 2207
Died[143] 1946
6700
And there remain in the Hulks on the Thames523
And at Langston Harbour776
1299
Total as above7999

By a subsequent account laid before the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Finance, and stated in Appendix, M. of their 28th Report, dated the 26th of June, 1798, it appears that the number of Convicts stood thus:

In the Hulks on the Thames, at Woolwich501
At Portsmouth948
Total1449

Besides 415 under Sentence of Transportation in the different Gaols, making in all 1864.

From the same authentic Documents, (pages 115, 116,) it appears, that of these Convicts, the following numbers will be discharged upon Society in the succeeding 13 years:[144]

Portsmouth. Woolwich.
In1800140 115
1801106 43
1802127 26
1803107 46
1804149 77
180533 3
18061 1
18071 1
18081 1
18091 0
18101 0
181110 4
18121 0
678 317
For life 76 22

RECAPITULATION.

Convicts discharged from the Hulks, from 1792 to 1799 inclusive (See [page 98] of this Treatise)1383
To be discharged from the Hulks at Langston chiefly in 6 years678
From Woolwich, chiefly within the same period317
Total2378