requests Orme to be chief at Anjengo;
  to compensate for attack on Anjengo.
  See also s.v. Ashure.
Augusta, the, taken by Toolajee Angria. 
Aungier, Gerald, President of;
  Bombay, quells mutiny among the soldiers. 
Aurungzeeb, Mogul Emperor;
  his ship, Gunj Suwaie, taken by Every;
  story of the capture of his granddaughter;
  his order to imprison the English in Surat and Bombay;
  holds the English responsible for loss of the Quedah Merchant;
  reverses his order to stop European trade;
  death of.

B

Babington, Philip, Irish pirate;
  commands the Charming Mary. 
Bab’s Key
  See PERIM. 
Bagwell, Commodore;
  chases Sumbhajee Angria’s fleet into Rajapore river. 
Bahama Islands, the;
  a haunt of pirates. 
Ballajee Bajee Rao, the Peishwa’s son;
  attacks Sumbhajee Angria’s camp;
  his alliance with the English. 
Ballajee Rao.
  See PEISHWA, THE. 
Bandara, shelled by the English. 
Bankote
  to be made over to the English;
  surrender of, to the Mahrattas;
  surrender of, to the English. 
Bassein
  besieged by the Mahrattas. 
Bellamont, Lady;
  Kidd’s present to. 
Bellamont, Lord;
  supports syndicate to send out a privateer against French commerce;
  appointed Governor of New York;
  obtains a commission for Kidd;
  arrests Kidd;
  said by Kidd to have French passes of captured ships;
  accused of complicity in Kidd’s piracies. 
Bellamy, Lieutenant;
  killed before Alibagh.
Bengal galley, the;
  engages Portuguese grabs;
  attacked off Colaba and boarded by Angrian ships.
Benjamin yacht, the;
  unmolested by pirates.
Benjimolly the;
  taken by Toolajee Angria. 
Berkeley, Lieutenant;
  fights a duel with Lieutenant Stepney. 
Berlew (?  Bellew), Captain;
  directs attack on Gheriah;
  Beyt, pirates from. 
Bhyroo Punt.
  See PEISHWA, THE. 
Blackbeard.
  See TEACH, EDWARD. 
Bomanjee, a Parsee broker;
  arrest of, for fraud;
  his cause espoused by Matthews. 
Bombay, its defenceless position;
  seized by Keigwin for the King;
  surrendered to Grantham;
  Boone builds a wall round;
  conditions imposed by the Portuguese at the cession of;
  increased reputation of the English at;
  council-of-war held at;
  freed from the pirates;
  state kept up by the Company’s servants at. 
Bombay Council, conclude a six months’ truce with Sumbhajee Angria;
  send warning to merchantmen of French man-of-war;
  their reply to Toolajee Angria’s overtures;
  co-operate with the Peishwa against Toolajee Angria;
  terms of agreement between the Mahrattas and;
  their instructions to Olive and Hough;
  proceed against Mrs. Gyfford.