The following photograph and table was graciously contributed to the Napoleonic community by Marc Morris of the United Kingdom.

DATE 18XX	SERVICE/ STATUS	ESCAPEE(S)	REMARKS
Sep 03	C	Sir J. Crawford	Asked to convalesce at Aix, and then escaped to Germany
10 Nov 03	C	Thomas Jodrell	Escaped from Valenciennes
Nov 03	C	Francis Jodrell Robert Smyth	Handed back parole and then escaped from Valenciennes
28 Dec 03	C	Charles Wolseley
03	C	Lord G. Hay	Escaped from Antwerp
03	C	Mr. Storer	Escaped by horse on road to Verdun
Jan 04	C	Lord A. Hamilton
18 Nov 04	C	Thomas Brooks, M.P.	Drove away in carriage from Valenciennes. Reached Germany.
4 Jun 05	N	Mid. J. Murray Mid. A. Robinson	From Verdun. Parole breakers.
19 Jul 05	N	Mid. F. Little
06	N	Mid. S. Mottley
06	C	Israel Worsley	Escaped from Dunkirk
19 Apr 07	N	Mid. E. Temple	Escaped by carriage from Verdun hidden under mistresses’ skirts. Reached Russia. Parole breaker.
14 Jul 07	N	Mid. T. W. Cecil Mid. R. L. Gordon CC F. Maxwell	Escaped on road to Bitche. Split up -- Cecil to Austria, Gordon & Maxwell to Prussia
14 Sep 07	N	Mid. W. W. Kingston
14 Dec 07	N	Mid. J. S. Fletcher
07	N	Sub-Lt R. C. Ross
5 Jun 08	N	WO(1m) R. Skinner
4 Jul 08	N	Mid. R. Burridge
Jul 08	N	MM R. Paine	Possible parole breaker
14 Sep 08	N N A C	MM D. H. O’Brien  Mid. M. Hewson Lt. G. Batley Dr. A. Barklimore	First out of, and successful from, Bitche. Reached Austria (Batley separately)
Oct 08	C	Richard J. Lawrence
16 Nov 08	N	Mid. E. Boys Mid. R. E. Hunter Mid. F. J. Whitehurst FCV W. L. Mansell	Escaped from Valenciennes. Hid in Flanders until 8 May 1809, when smuggled by boat across Channel.
27 Nov 08	N	Mid. T. J. P. Masters	Escaped on road to Bitche. Reached Austria via Switzerland. (Met up with Ashworth, Tuthill, Porteus and Brine, below.)
Dec 08	N N N MS	Mid. H. Ashworth Mid. C. Tuthill WO(sm) W. Porteus G. Brine	Reached Austria. Escaped in party of 12 from Bitche, largest of the war. (Others recaptured.)
08	C	Peter Blagrove	Escaped from Verdun. Reached Austria via Switzerland.
08	C	Ives Urry	Escaped from Verdun
1 Jan 09	C	H. Lawrence
Jan 09	N MS MS	Mid. G. H. Dacre S. Ellison P. Kirk	Escaped from Bitche in party of 6. Reached Austria.
21 Feb 09	N	Mid. J. Parker
25 Apr 09	N	Mid. E. Dillon
12 May 09	N	FCV F. Cutler
14 May 09	N	WO(sm) D. Cameron
29 May 09	N C C C	WO(sm) A Crigan Mr. Baine Dr. Craighton G. Houghton	Escaped From Arras
May 09	N	W. Robertson
14 Aug 09	C	Lewis Nanny	Escaped from Arras
26 Sep 09	N	FCV C. Robinson
26 Oct 09	N	MM H. Lewis Mid. T. Blakiston Mid. R. Hall	Escaped, recaptured and then immediately escaped again
Oct 09	N	MM R. Rochfort
18 Nov 09	N	WO(s) W. Hill WO(s) M. Williams
20 Nov 09	N	Mid. W. McLeod CC J. Meek
14 Dec 09	N	Mid. M. Miller
23 Dec 09	N	Mid. G. Bissett
24 Dec 09	N	MM W. Randall
Dec 09	N	Mid. J. B. Tattnall	Escaped dressed as a girl
09	N	MM W. Brander
09	N	Lt R. T. Douglas	Escaped to Russia
09	N	MM R. Grant
09	N	Mid. C. Hare
09	N	CC C. Randall
09	N	Mid. C. S. Ricketts
09	N	Mid. C. Shaw
09	N	WO(g) T. Simpson
20 Jan 10	N	Mid. J. P. Parker
20 Feb 10	N	FCV G. Forbes
20 Jul 10	N	MM G. Powell Mid. H. Thomas FCV E. Crowe
3 Aug 10	N	Mid. C. Parker
24 Aug 10	N	Mid. J R T Wright, FCV G S Smith	Escaped from Verdun
Aug 10	C	Charles Forbes	Escaped From Tours
9 Nov 10	N	Mid. J. R. Drew Mid. P. Stark FCV G. Fitzgerald FCV J. Hallowes
10 Nov 10	N	Mid. H. B. Mason WO(sm) J. Hawthorn
25 Nov 10	N	Lt P. Le Vesconte	Escaped from Bitche
21 Dec 10	N	MM D. Littlejohn MM J. E. C. Pitfield
Dec 10	A	Capt A. Tulloh	Senior Army officer to escape
10	N (M)	1st Lt J. Campbell	Only Marine officer to escape
10	C	Alexander Don	Escaped from Paris
10	N	Lt H. Edwards
10	N	Cdr H. Gordon	Escaped from Melun
10	C	Mr. Moore	Escaped from Bitche
10	C	Charles Sturt, M.P.	Possibly helped by a ‘Mrs. Montgomerie’
14 Jan 11	N	MM W. Hutchinson MM J. McFee Mid. J. Knocker WO(p) T. Knocker
28 Jan 11	N	Mid. C. Mayo Mid. R. Nason
4 Feb 11	N	CC J. Chambers
14 May 11	N	MM C. Halford Mid. H. Stanhope	Stanhope was convicted of a previous escape and wore convict clothes in the Porte Chaussee in Verdun. Escaped disguised as a Midshipman!
22 May 11	N	WO(2m) G. Brown WO(p) R. Vannel WO(pr) W. Lamotte
May 11	C	Philip C. Crespigny
9 Jun 11	C	Mr Farthing	Escaped from Sarrelibre
21 Jul 11	N	Mid. W. N. Devonshire Lt G. V. Jackson FCV G. Gordon FCV C. Street	Escaped from Verdun. Jackson was recaptured; Gordon and Street drowned.
21 Jul 11	N	Mid. E. P. Montagu
July 11	A	Lt J. MacFarlane
23 Dec 11	C	R. George Elrington
11	C	Hon. A. Annesley	Escaped from Paris
11	C	T. P. Crosdale
11	N	MM Patterson
11	N	Sub-Lt T. Scanlan
11	N	FCV W. Streeting
11	N	Mid. R. Sutton
11	N	WO(1m) H. Taylor
21 Feb 12	N	Lt C. C. Owen	Transferred from Besancon to Maison de force, Paris, on a criminal charge. Shammed lunacy and repatriated.
Feb 12	N A	Lt G. V. Jackson Lt E. Lestrange	Escaped from Bitche, Lestrangedisguised as a French officer and Jackson as a French and soldier.
20 Jul 12	N	FCV F. Stevenson
30 Sep 12	A	Ens. W. Graham	Possible parole breaker or escaped while confined for debt
24 Dec 12	N	Mid. J. C. Townsend
12	N	Lt H. Conn	Possible parole breaker or escaped while confined for debt
12	N	Mid. J. Summers
Mar 13	C	John S. Stanhope	Transferred to Paris with promise of release, then refused. Escaped by carriage to Austria.
14 Apr 13	N	WO(sm) J. Roberts
Jul 13	N	MM R. Thorley
Sep 13	N	Lt J. Wallis

Key:

Service/Status:
A= Army
C= Civilian
MS= Merchant Service (Navy)
N= Navy (Royal)
N(M)= Marines

Grades:
Capt = Captain
Cdr = Commander (RN)
Lt = Lieutenant
Ens = Ensign (Army)
Sub-Lt = Sub-Lieutenant (not commissioned)
MM = Master’s Mate
Mid = Midshipman
FCV = First Class Volunteer (Naval Cadet)
CC = Captain’s Clerk
WO(1m) = Warrant Officer (Master)
WO(2m) = Warrant Officer (Second Master)
WO(p) = Warrant Officer (Pilot)
WO(s) = Warrant Officer (Surgeon)
WO(sm) = Warrant Officer (Surgeon’s Mate)
WO(pr) = Warrant Officer (Purser)
WO(g) = Warrant Officer (Gunner)

Notes:
1. Not all exact dates are known so only the month and/or year are shown with some escapers.
2. Some details in the Remarks column are blank as nothing is known of the escape method.
3. The list is not exhaustive. A few other prisoners are known to have escaped, but as I can find no date they are not included.
4. It is believed far more Merchant Service officers escaped but French records are not conclusive as to names or in what prison depots they resided; therefore, I have not included them.
5. I am confident that the above list represents the vast majority of British officer and civilian successful escapes from France, 1803-14.

Main Source:  Lewis, Michael, Napoleon and his British Captives, George Allen & Unwin Ltd, 1962.