On Parole. French Prisoners. Danish Prisoners. Officers, Army 1,615 — Officers, Navy 718 — Masters and Mates of 211 33 Merchant Vessels Captains, etc., of 176 — Privateers Passengers and other 211 3 Persons of Respectability Servants to Officers 149 — Women and children 115 — 3,231 36 In Confinement Soldiers 22,916 5 Seamen, taken in 11,198 305 Men-of-War Seamen, taken in Merchant 4,076 977 Vessels Seamen, taken in 10,146 530 Privateers All others 1,045 15 Women and Children 37 — 49,418 1,832 Abstract. Prisoners belonging to 24,567 5 the Army Prisoners belonging to 26,525 1,845 the Navy Others 1,557 18 52,649 1,868 N.B.—There are not any prisoners in Ireland. Total, French prisoners 52,649 Total, Dutch prisoners 1,868 54,517 (Signed) RUP. GEORGE, J. BOWEN, J. DOUGLAS. (_Parl. Pap._ 1812, vol. ix., p. 225.) In reference to this return it may be here mentioned that very few of the Danes were brought to Norman Cross, either in the first period of the war, or in the second period in which this return was made. {204} _French Prisoners’ Lodges_, by John T. Thorp, Leicester. Printed by Bro. Geo. Gilbert, King Street, 1900.