The Pirates of Malabar, and an Englishwoman in India Two Hundred Years Ago eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 245 pages of information about The Pirates of Malabar, and an Englishwoman in India Two Hundred Years Ago.

The Pirates of Malabar, and an Englishwoman in India Two Hundred Years Ago eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 245 pages of information about The Pirates of Malabar, and an Englishwoman in India Two Hundred Years Ago.
Bombay frigate, the, destroyed by Angria’s vessels.
Bombay galley, the, engages Portuguese grabs;
  attacked off Colaba by Angrian ships;
  sent against the Angrian fleet. 
Bombay Marine Battalion, formation of. 
Bonnell and Kynaston, partners of Porter;
  action brought against, by the East India Company. 
Boone, Charles, President of Bombay;
  his character and capacity;
  fleet organized by;
  failure of his attempt on Vingorla;
  sends an expedition to Gheriah;
  plans an attack on Kennery;
  his opinion of the Company’s military;
  rejects Angria’s terms;
  builds the Phram, a floating battery;
  builds a wall round Bombay;
  his trouble with the Portuguese;
  plans a second expedition against Gheriah;
  orders Brown to engage the Madagascar pirates;
  plans a fresh attack on Angria;
  his disappointment at failure of the expedition against Colaba;
  intrigues against;
  embarks for England;
  attacked on his homeward journey by Angria;
  rescues a ship from the Kempsant’s grabs;
  succeeded by William Phipps;
  abolishes the public table at Bombay. 
Boscawen, Admiral, leaves four ships to protect the coast of India. 
Bourbon, Isle of, the Nostra Senhorade Cabo taken by pirates at;
  governor of, compelled to countenance pirates;
  Matthews trades at. 
Bourchier, Richard, President of Bombay, strengthens alliance with
  the Peishwa. 
Bowen,—­, pirate, commands the Speedy Return
Brabourne, John, procures grant of Anjengo for the English;
  completes the fort at Anjengo;
  leaves Anjengo. 
Braddyll, Mr., member of Bombay Council, intrigues against Boone;
  is protected by Matthews. 
Braddyll, Mrs., taken to Surat by Matthews. 
Brathwaite, Lieutenant, of the Lyon leads the assault on Alibagh;
  made captain of the Exeter.
Bridgewater, the, blockades Gheriah. 
Bridgman, Henry.
  See EVERY, HENRY. 
Brinjone.
  See VILLANJUEN.
Bristol, the, taken to Sumatra on a piratical cruise.
Britannia, the, Company’s armed ship, built at Carwar, by
  Boone’s orders;
  sent to attack Vingorla;
  takes part in the attack on Kennery;
  sent in search of pirates. 
Brown, Walter, factor, commands Company’s troops;
   serves on the Addison against Kennery;
   commands the expedition against Gheriah;
   cowardice and incompetency;
   plans a night surprise on Gheriah;
   abandons the attack on Gheriah and Deoghur;
   his fleet chased by the pirates;
   orders the Phram to be burned;
   sent in search of pirates;
   chases the Cassandra and Victory;
   sent to Anjengo to accommodate matters. 
Buchanan, Captain, holds Gheriah after its capture. 
Burton, Mrs., escapes from Anjengo. 
Byng; Sir George, First Lieutenant of the Phoenix.

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