wrecked;
  goes to Carwar as factor;
  marries Catherine Harvey;
  sails for Bombay to prosecute his wife’s claims;
  killed in action with Angria’s fleet. 
Clive, Robert (Lord);
  commands land forces against Gheriah;
  Bombay Council’s instructions to;
  dispute as to his share of spoil at Gheriah;
  his capacity as a soldier. 
Cobb, Captain,
  commands the Samaritan and Roebuck;
  captures two Mogul vessels. 
Cockburn, Captain, commander of the Salisbury,
  Matthews’ letter to;
  Matthews quarrels with;
  assists the Council at Bombay;
  placed under arrest by Matthews;
  transferred to the Exeter. 
Coins, multiplicity of, at Bombay. 
Colaba,
  granted to Conajee Angria by treaty;
  Lieutenant Mackintosh goes to, with articles of treaty;
  fired on by the English;
  English and Portuguese make an unsuccessful attack on;
  appropriated by Sakhajee Angria;
  taken by Mannajee Angria;
  attacked by Sumbhajee Angria;
  engagement between Angrian ships and Bombay gallivats off. 
Conajee Angria.
  See ANGRIA, CONAJEE. 
Concan, the coast of,
  harried by Sivajee’s fleet;
  the Peishwa becomes master of. 
Conden (Congdon, Condent), pirate,
  his headquarters, Madagascar;
  commands the Flying Dragon. 
Cong, plundered by pirates. 
Cooke, Catherine,
  daughter of Captain Cooke, gunner;
  marries John Harvey.
  See also s.v. CHOWN, CATHERINE; GYFFORD, CATHERINE; HARVEY, CATHERINE. 
Cooke, Captain Gerrard,
  gunner at Fort William;
  made engineer and captain;
  father of Catherine Gyfford;
  marries his daughter to Harvey. 
Cooke, Thomas, Gyfford’s brother-in-law,
  commands the Thomas;
  his ship attached by the Bengal Council. 
Coolee rovers, the. 
Coorla, River, defences of;
  forced by the English and;
  Dutch. 
Corlem, Portuguese fort at,
  destroyed by the English. 
Courten, Sir William,
  his attempt to establish a separate trade in the East Indies. 
Cowan, Robert, factor,
  commands Company’s troops;
  negotiates treaty between English and Portuguese at Goa;
  his services recognized;
  made a general in the expedition against Colaba;
  his military incapacity. 
Cowse, Mrs., escapes from Anjengo. 
Cowse, Simon,
  Anjengo left in charge of, by Brabourne;
  deposed by Kyffin;
  resumes business as private merchant;
  his advice to Gyfford;
  killed in escaping to Anjengo;
  the enemy occupy his house at Anjengo. 
Coxsidge, Captain,
  takes part in the attack on Kennery. 
Cruffe, James, armourer,
  recaptures the Josiah ketch. 
Cuddalore, establishment of a factory at. 
Culliford, ——­, mutineer and pirate,
  succeeds Stent as commander of the Defence;
  renames her the Resolution;
  attacks the Dorrill, 50;
  promises submission to Warren;
  Kidd’s dealings with;
  trial, condemnation and respite of. 
Curgenven, Mr., private merchant,
  sails for China on the Charlotte;
  captured by Angria’s fleet;
  a prisoner for ten years.