[12] Letter from Court of Directors to Bombay, 25th March, 1724.

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Abdul Guffoor, his ship seized off Surat;
  his ship, Futteh Mahmood, taken by Every;
  incites the natives of Surat against the English. 
Adams, Mr., sends relief to Anjengo.
Addison, the, East Indiaman, commanded by Boone, against Kennery;
  consultation on board.
Adventure galley, the, fitted out as a privateer;
  commanded by Kidd;
  size and defence of;
  anchors off Johanna;
  anchors at Perim;
  flies English colours at Carwar;
  sails to Calicut;
  chased by two Portuguese vessels;
  chases the Sedgwick;
  her crew divide the spoil of the Quedah Merchant;
  becomes unseaworthy;
  her owners not inculpated by Kidd.
Advice, the, King’s ship, under Warren. 
Affleck, Mr., owner of the London. 
Aislabie, William, President of Bombay, his negotiations with Angria;
  sails for England;
  begins building the church at Bombay;
  his armed yacht taken by Angria.
Algerine, the.
  See Soldado, the. 
Alibagh fort, unsuccessfully assaulted by the English and Portuguese;
  taken by Sumbhajee Angria.
Anglesea the, man-of-war.
Anglesea the, French man-of-war, attacks the Anson;
Angria, Conajee (Kanhojee), pirate, rise of the power of;
  succeeds to the command of the Mahratta navy;
  styled Darya-S ranga;
  destroys the Bombay frigate;
  fortifies Kennery;
  attacks the Godolphin;
  concludes a treaty with the Mahrattas;
  becomes an independent chief;
  captures the Anne ketch;
  his ships attack the Somers and Grantham;
  captures a Portuguese ‘armado,’;
  opens negotiations with the English;
  articles of agreement delivered to, by Lieutenant Mackintosh;
  his territory a refuge for desperadoes;
  defies Governor Boone;
  fruitless attack made on his fort at Gheriah;
  offers terms to Governor Boone;
  negotiates with the English through Sahoojee;
  his ships burnt in Gheriah harbour;
  makes a treaty with the Portuguese;
  fits out an expedition against Carwar;
  his commodore killed and ship taken;
  his power weakened;
  his treatment of Curgenven;
  his death. 
Angria, Mannajee, illegitimate son of Conajee Angria;
  quarrels with Sumbhajee;
  takes Colaba;
  imprisons Yessajee;
  his relations with the English;
  captures Caranjah;
  seizes Bombay ships;
  Captain Inchbird sent to punish;
  his territories attacked by Sumbhajee;
  increase of power of. 
Angria, Sakhajee, son of Conajee Angria;
  establishes himself at Colaba;
  dies. 
Angria, Sumbhajee, son of Conajee Angria;
  quarrels with Mannajee;