I have only to add that the Bishop experienced greater indulgence from us than any other French Ecclesiastick ever did, to which in my opinion he has not made an adequate return, nor felt himself, as he ought to have done, answerable for the conduct of his servant; and if a strict discipline is not maintained in the Prisons as the Prisoners are daily increasing, the consequences may be incalculable. I am, Dear Sir, Very faithfully yours, RUP. GEORGE. CAPT. MOORSOM. VI _Lord Mulgrave to Lord Fitzwilliam_ ADMIRALTY, 21_st March_ 1808. MY LORD, On receipt of your Lordship’s letter, I made immediate enquiry at the Transport Board into the circumstances of the case of the Bishop of Moulins. I enclose the answer of Sir Rupert George, for your Lordship’s information, and am sorry to find that the conduct of the Bishop of Moulins has not been such as to justify a repetition of the indulgences which have heretofore been extended to him. I have the honour to be, my Lord, Your Lordship’s Most Humble and obedient Servant, MULGRAVE. _To the_ EARL FITZWILLIAM. VII _Bishop of Moulins to Earl Fitzwilliam_ MYLORD,