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daily waylaid and pillaged,- enstaining a loss of life proportioned to the resistance offered.
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I have the "hower to be,
With the highest respect,
My and duke, your Grace's,
Most Bedient
Aumble Servant,
MM Jervois
April 21th
Since writing
writing the foregoing
Sespatch, the accompanying copy. of a letter addressed to Captain
Гра
струс
$7.
Sir William Storte, by the Mister of the Schooner "Zephyr "- also belonging
H.
to dent H2- just arrived in this Harbour, has been placed in
my
hands. As the attenut
detailed therein is the weand
of i
similar nature which has been
made within an
an interval
of
Six weeks, it would appear that the increasing strength and comparative impunity of the Pirates have emboldened them to venture
on the capture of foreign vesels; instend
fr
4, as heretofore- confining their attacks to native Craft.
W. J.
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