To which, add those from Woolwich as above 466 ---- 1666 ---- Total 7999 Of the above convicts there have been Discharged 1610 Pardoned 790 Escaped 130 ---- 2530 Removed to other Gaols 17 Transported to New South Wales 2207 Died[143] 1946 ---- 6700 And there remain in the Hulks on the Thames 523 And at Langston Harbour 776 ---- 1299 Total as above 7999 [Footnote 143: A malignant fever, at one period, carried off a vast number, in spite of every effort to prevent it.] 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 Woolwich 501 At Portsmouth 948 ---- Total 1449 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. In 1800 140 115 1801 106 43 1802 127 26 1803 107 46 1804 149 77 1805 33 3 1806 1 1 1807 1 1 1808 1 1 1809 1 0 1810 1 0 1811 10 4 1812 1 0 --- 678 --- 317 For life 76 22 [Footnote 144: See page 98 of this volume, for an Account of the Convicts enlarged the preceding eight years, in all 1383 To be discharged as above 995 ---- Total 2378] RECAPITULATION.