The Pirates of Malabar, and an Englishwoman in India Two Hundred Years Ago by John Biddulph
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[4] It was afterwards re-established, and again abolished in Boone's time. [5] Bombay was subordinate to the Surat factory till 1685. [6] Four years after returning to England, Keigwin was given the command of a frigate. In 1690 he accompanied the expedition against the French in the West Indies, and fell at the head of his men in the assault of Basseterre, St. Christopher's.--_Dic. Nat. Bio_. [7] Hansard, 1754. [8] The first General Order issued by the Commander-in-Chief in Madras was dated the 22nd November, 1772. [9] The lari was the well-known hook money of the Persian Gulf. It was worth about sixpence. CHAPTER VI _EXPEDITION AGAINST KENNERY_ Sivajee's occupation of Kennery--A naval action--Minchin and Keigwin--Bombay threatened--The Seedee intervenes--Conajee Angria occupies Kennery--Boone sails with the expedition--Manuel de Castro--Futile proceedings--Force landed and repulsed--Second landing--Manuel de Castro's treachery--Gideon Russell--Bad behaviour of two captains--Defeat--Attack abandoned--The _St. George_--The |
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