CO129-047 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1854 [8-12] — Page 211

made

off all valuables that were in its at daylight in the 11⁄2 they

s get the ship underweigh

ain take her in to their

directions le another Bay where

we

anchored in 34 fathoms water. they then

then forced the cow to heist goods unt of the vessel, after

the

4

til about 4P. M.

ld work i longer;

this the Firults themselves.

went to work tund centinued all

corking

the

after

night..

Cach

of these

these Kesel

red with six Suns -

founders

Six or eine

Lowe

-End appeared to have

about 30 men;

Anus,

1

208

About daylight on the morning

of the oft ave heard a great in

Commotion

and

aining

the Sinks,

it

Ed found on going on deck. was caused by the

caused by the discovery of

large fleet of other foute cons

conving

down, the three vesach then made

off and the other bove down, and

anchored all round us-

thirty five

in number - all well armed and

manned

-

ert

board four of them

the Gas appeared to be large-

about of feet long, new, on

arkice

with BP with a Crown between

them - they

were English Gene,

and I have seen

no small

for

but they had swants and

fines, and

of

them had a

woll biece piece

the Quarter deck ?

sale in Heng Hores - Luty

of large caliber, I should think not less than 18 pundere; each vessel had tive of those bens, besides