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-->Panopt July 1798
Country Convicts 
Number say 400 
Profit per head 
say XII
—
4400 
+ 1/2 year 2200 
— 
6600 
Labour of do 
400
Labour of the 
320 unemployed 
on board 
the hulks
Say 700 x 22} 
for the 1 1/2 Year } 15,400 
at £15 a year } 
Deduct the first }
On year 5,133 
Remains - say 10,000 
Add as above 6,600 
— 
6,600 
— 
Real profit — 
6,600
Add to the above 
Saving by the imposition 
of the establishment 
of both 
Hulks at Woolwich 
Do of 1 do at Portsmouth.
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ToThe  Officers
Passage there 
 either twoone
Flights of life in
the middle, the
 being antwo one on each
each side underneath,
or two
flights of steps
one on each side
the Prisoners being 
in the middle.
The latter will be
the plan, if females
are admitted.
Points to be ascertained.
1. Highest High-
water Mark
2. Lowest Low-
water Mark
This with a view
to the level of the
Frigidarium &
Tepidarium
Barge building
might be carried
on at the Charlton
spot. Barges for
conveying the brick,
while the Bricks
were making.
The reversed Bed-
stages will make
good ironing dressers.
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Bulky articles
for the lower half
-floor may be introduced 
at the
lower whole floor.
If there be any
Craning work
the Crane should
if possible be at
top of the House
and moveable from
division to division.
Bed-pan for the
Sick on Count
Rumford's principle 
the cover
to put one  on the
Bed, before the pan
is taken out.
In the Temporary
Panopticon cheaper
to multiply Guards
than expensive physical 
securities
Strong wire network
might perhaps 
do every
where with only
Bars enough for
the support of it
How to manage
the entrance so
that the Convicts
shall have a
different passage
from the< Officers,
Visitors &c - leaving 
room at the
same time for the
Staircase?
Answer. -The
 may
have a different
level, viz: the
lowest, at that of the
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Dress
Characters to be 
distinguished by 
Dresses - to enforce 
Separation
1. Thorough-bred 
Town Thieves - 
Habitual Depredators. 
2
2. Casual Depredators 
- Town.
3. Casual Depredators. 
Country
4. Enterprising 
by violence
5. Enterprising by 
fraud.
6. Quiet and 
resigned.
7. Already mixed 
with the mass 
in the Hulks
8. Unmixed with 
the mass in the 
Hulks.
9. Cleanly.
10. Filthy.
As dying might 
be expensive, let 
the distinction be 
constituted by the 
colours of the shreds 
of cloth comprizing 
the identification 
numbers.
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Lowest floor - which 
the officer &c may 
enter the building 
by the level 
of the next floor 
above.
The Officers entrance 
overlooking 
and commanding 
the Prisoners do 
The Prisoners do 
narrow being a 
continuation of the 
intermediate Area.
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Temporary Panopt.
Iron Bars on the outside 
to only the lowest 
floor and 1/2 floor. 
To the other stories, 
horizontal laths projecting 
horizontally, 
to prevent the prisoners 
from hanging by their 
hands in order to drop 
down,
So on the inside 
man high - above 
net-work per 
sufficient - 
the Barricado 
Hulks
The post principally 
to be fortified 
is the Lodge. with the 
Storerooms underneath.  
This being impregnable 
no matter for their getting 
into the intermediate 
Areas. And there 
the surface being less 
extensive other expence 
will be less.
The Intermediate Area 
might have a concentric 
palisade of 
laths running all 
round to separate the 
Prisoners part from the 
other - or of netting 
- It might be at the 
distance of the Gallery 
rail all round.
Plan for the admission of 
long Timbers for sawing 
and planing. This 
can only be at the 
Ground floor.  This 
must be by a sort 
of iron gate-flapping 
up or down - or in 
folding doors, with 
iron plates - with Sections 
in them to be let down and
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| Identifier: | JB/157/034/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 157. | |||
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| 1798-07 | |||
| 157 | panopticon | ||
| 034 | panopt. | ||
| 002 | dress | ||
| rudiments sheet (brouillon) | 2 | ||
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| jeremy bentham | |||
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