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Caesar, the, engages with pirates. 
Calicut, Kidd’s letter of protest to the factory at;
  relief sent to Anjengo from. 
Carolina, North, pirates off the coasts of;
  governor of, intimidated by Teach;
  planters at, seek assistance from Virginia. 
Carpenter’s Bay, Mauritius, message from the pirates found at. 
Carwar, Kidd’s visit to;
  factory at, besieged by the Sunda Rajah;
  part of Brown’s fleet escapes to;
  threatened by Angria’s forces;
  Captain Hudson entertained at;
  Hamilton’s account of.
Cassandra, the, Company’s ship (later a Madagascar pirate ship),
  her fight with pirates;
  taken by England;
  falls in with Brown’s fleet;
  chases the English fleet to Goa;
  spoil from, presented to the daughter of the Governor of Cochin;
  chased by Brown and Macrae;
  with the Victory, takes the Nostra Senhora de Cabo;
  takes an Ostend ship;
  Macrae’s defence of;
  booty acquired by the crew of.
Catherine, the, trades to Mocha.
Ceres, the, Company’s ship, attacked by Angrian pirates. 
Chalmers, Lieut.-Colonel, commands troops at Gheriah.
Chandos, the,
  employed in the attack on Gheriah;
  fired on by the Cassandra;
  sent with Brown in search of pirates.
Charles the Second, the,
  seized by Every and mutineers;
  renamed the Fancy.
Charlotte, the, Madras ship, taken by Angria’s fleet.
Charming Mary, the, a pirate ship. 
Charnock’s Point, St. Mary’s Island,
  a pirate settlement;
  wrecks of merchant ships at;
  Matthews takes booty at. 
Chaul,
  the rendezvous for the Colaba expedition;
  Mannajee Angria escapes to;
  attacked by Sumbhajee Angria;
  made over to the Peishwa;
  James joined by the Mahratta fleet at. 
Cheyne, Captain, commands the Protector
Child, Sir John, President of Surat
  attempts to pacify the native governor;
  compared with Governor Boone;
  his intrigues at Surat;
  endeavours to re-establish the Company’s authority at Bombay. 
Child, Sir Josiah. 
Chimnajee Appa, the Peishwa’s brother,
  his aid invoked against Mannajee Angria. 
Chinganatta, the Rajah of, guarantees the treaty at Anjengo. 
Chivers, a Dutchman,
  commands the Soldado or Algerine;
  captures and releases the Sedgwick;
  promises submission to Warren. 
Chown, Catherine (nee Cooke),
  sails for Bombay on the Anne;
  her second husband killed;
  is captured by Angrian pirates;
  taken prisoner to Colaba;
  a ransom demanded for;
  birth of her son;
  marries William Gyfford.
  See also s.v. COOKE, CATHERINE; GYFFORD, CATHERINE; HARVEY, CATHERINE. 
Chown, Thomas,
  supercargo of the Godolphin;