It is farther declared, that if any person or per-
sons shall have any information of any attempted
rescue or means of escape, and shall not make an
immediate communication of the same to the go-
vernor, or officer for the time being,
or shall not do his or their utmost to prevent the
same taking effect, they will be regarded as having
connived at, and assisted in the said rescue or
escape, and his or their offence be judged by the
laws.
sons shall have any information of any attempted
rescue or means of escape, and shall not make an
immediate communication of the same to the go-
vernor, or officer for the time being,
or shall not do his or their utmost to prevent the
same taking effect, they will be regarded as having
connived at, and assisted in the said rescue or
escape, and his or their offence be judged by the
laws.
Napoleon - 1822 - Memoirs
