18
17
240
the Master and new had
on
gone
board the other Louch the Forty-five Fishermen were this lift under battered hatches to perish in the sinking corcha
11.
The Lorcha, however, having much firewood incide did not sink below the water's
idge, and the next morning e daylight she
at
on
was
hauled.
chore, repaired, and the Forty!
the
five dead bodies taken out of hold. Five of them bore marks
Murket shot wounds, and three of Lance wounds, inflicted during the
of
I struggle of
there
men
for freedom
E
on the previous night-
12.
The Villa
D'Agen"
her
in the prosecution of
to Eallas, but striking
the started
in
voyage
a sand
bank at the entrance to the bay
7
Nwary- chow-
much de
wan sustained so
damage,
that the
Mas
obliged to sinker for this Starboun, where she arrived,
Th
13.
the 30 August.
30€
as
before stated,
These facts having been clicited, the French Conent Baron
Trenqualye called on
es
stated that as
me and
the ship and coolies
as th
were in British waters, it remained