September 1800.

was but one complaint made to him and that was by a
Person who had a Blister upon his Arm or Shoulder who
said that it had not been dressed for Two days and that
when it was dressed it was with a Cabbage Leaf

That Mr.. John Westbroke another Juryman
appeared before your Committee and Corroborated all the
other Juryman had said.

That Mr.. Thomas Groves< no role > another Juryman
appeared before your Committee and corroborated what the
other Juryman had say'd and stated that he found
every thing as good as at his own House, only that the
Prisoners places leave Iron Barrs and his house has
Sashed Windows

Mr. Samuel Swan< no role > Another Juryman appeared
before your Committee and did the same

Your Committee were informed by Mr.. Page the
Foreman of the Jury that Mr.. Aris the Governor had paid
every Attention to them and that he shewed them every
part of the Prison and did not hurry them in the least
and that the Jury considered themselves much obliged to
Mr.. Aris for the Attention he had paid to them

And your said Committee further Report That
the Jury during the sitting of your Committee again Viewed
and Examined the Prison and being returned the Foremen
and all the other Jurymen again appeared before your
Committee and Reported That they had been all round the
Prison no place omitted no one Situation, but what they
had seen that they had Conversed with different Parties in
the Prison and that the Prisoners all seemed satisfied.
The Foreman further stated that in the Womans Apartments
he saw a Woman very ill, he asked her if, he had any
Complaint to make of any Person she say'd she was very
well attended to in every respect and wanted for nothing
That the saw one Man ill in Bed and who said he had
been well attended to and had no complaint to make

That the Jury also stated That in walking round
the Prison they had found every thing very clean in every
part and plenty of Water in every Situation that the