CO129-033 - General Stavely - Lieut. Governor - 1850 [5-8] — Page 196

two pirate boats, having on board about 80

at us and then

they first fired at

boarded us. the

men who boarded us

were all armed. The prisoners

of the

Men

of our

our boat

ers are nind

Leveral of the crew and

passengers

were

+ jumped overboard, others

forced overboard . they killed four, and

I was cut on

A

the head, (shews wound). of blood flowed from the

7 great deal of t

wound . the last two witnesses

were

put

board

on

OLCI

vessel on

13

on the 18th of June.

.

190

Wong mook heese, being

I am a resident

swoon, states;

Malacca. Some evidence.

of Ma

Identifies prisoner. I saw Laong Ahlsoc the head, but I cannot say by

cut on

of or &

whons . Our refeet was attacked about 7. o'clock, A. M.

Daniel Richard, Caldwell, Assistant

Superintendent of Police; being About the 19th of June,

himself

a maw

éwork, states;

stating of the rice ..

to be the master of the

harbour

Carves

to the Police-

Station, and complained that several men

Lum Ahyun, being.

junk

now in

swoen, states;

Jand

: a resident of Malacca . Guies similar

evidence. I ident

witness

I identify

the Poisoners. Last

was on board; Isaw him cut on

the head. I cannot

whom. I was

say by

took

also cut on the foot . They away. Several of our

cret werd

our

put

vessels

board a _ pirate boat without a rudder,

and sent adrift.

wverd

begging ried of hind, and taking it away

by force. I sent Constables off with the mand

in a

boat to the rice

the time was

was

(2 junk.

The junk at

lying a great way out . The

into harbour. I then

afterwards brought

went on board.. I asked the man in

of the vessel if there was

belong

who did not.

one- on

cha

charge.

board

any to her. He said no,