Chapter XXIII: Appendix: H (3)

{276} M. Otto had at the date of this letter succeeded M. Niou as Commissary for the French Prisoners of War confined in Great Britain.

{283} This was written three months before the fatal epidemic broke out in the prison.—T. J. W.

{286a} The number stated to be sick, on the 30th April 1810, includes convalescents, cases of wounds, accidents, etc.

{286b} _Parliamentary Papers_, 1810–11, vol. xi. (263), p. 115.

{312} This is not a facsimile copy of the Register, which contains many abbreviations; it has been set out in columns, and abbreviated words have been written in full.