CO129-098 - Sir Robinson - 1864 [4-5] — Page 365

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Book under my command toward the Island of Troniang, managing to arrive there after dark not to be seen. On searching the harbor and Creek, I received information that the junks in question had been there two or three days back, but had now left. I therefore proceeded at 10 pm towards Mirs Bay, and at midnight arrived close to the village of Typorny, where the Piratical Junks were supposed to be lying. Large fires were now lit on the hills abreast of the junk. The boats being evidently a signal of our approach, and there fishing boats informed that the Piratical junks were lying aground a short distance. I therefore ordered the boats to be lowered and proceeded towards the junks, but their crews had taken the alarm, and before we could get alongside, they had given distance up.

But no prisoners could be captured. The junks were recognized by the Informers, but the Inhabitants denied any knowledge of them, saying they had only arrived the day before, and were not Pirates. They also said that the crews did not belong to their village. This information I considered to be untrue, as it is a Piratical...

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Book under my command toward the Island of Troniang, managing to arrive there after dark not to be seen. On searching the harbor and Creek, I received information that the junks in question had been there two or three days back, but had now left. I therefore proceeded at 10 pm towards Mirs Bay, and at midnight arrived close to the village of Typorny, where the Piratical Junks were supposed to be lying. Large fires were now lit on the hills abreast of the junk. The boats being evidently a signal of our approach, and there fishing boats informed that the Piratical junks were lying aground a short distance. I therefore ordered the boats to be lowered and proceeded towards the junks, but their crews had taken the alarm, and before we could get alongside, they had given distance up. But no prisoners could be captured. The junks were recognized by the Informers, but the Inhabitants denied any knowledge of them, saying they had only arrived the day before, and were not Pirates. They also said that the crews did not belong to their village. This information I considered to be untrue, as it is a Piratical... Page 358
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Book under my command toward the Island of Troniang, managing to so as arrive there after dark not to be seen. On searching the harbor and Creek. I received information that the dunks in question had been there two or three days back, but had now left, I therefore proceeded. at 10 I m towards Mirs Bay, and at midnight arrived close to the village of Typorny, where the Piratical Ants were supposed to be lying, large fore was now lit on и the hills abreast of the bun Boat being evidently a signal of our approach, and there Fishing Boats informed that the Pirater dunks were is 358 lying aground a short distance if therefore ordered the boats to be lowered and proceeded towards the buntes, but their crews had taken the alarm, auch before we could get along side they distance up given but no were some the hills, chase was Prisoners could be captured_ the bunks were recognized by the Informers, but the Inhabitants denied any knowledge of them eaying they had only arrived the day before, and were Pirates, they also said that the crews did not belong to their village, this information. I considered to be untime as it is a Piratical
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Book under

my

command toward

the Island of Troniang, managing

to

so as

arrive there

after dark not to be seen. On searching the

harbor and Creek. I received information that the dunks in question had been there two or

three days back, but had now left, I therefore proceeded. at 10 I m towards Mirs Bay, and at midnight arrived close to the village of Typorny, where the Piratical Ants were supposed to be lying, large fore

was now lit

on

и

the hills

abreast of the bun Boat being

evidently a signal of our

approach,

and there Fishing Boats informed that the Pirater dunks were

is

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lying aground a short distance if therefore ordered the boats to be lowered and proceeded towards the buntes, but their crews had taken the alarm, auch before we could

get along side they

distance up

given

but

no

were some

the hills, chase was

Prisoners could be

captured_ the bunks were recognized

by the Informers, but the Inhabitants denied any knowledge of them eaying they had only arrived the day before, and were Pirates, they also said that the crews did not belong to their village, this information. I considered to be untime as it is a Piratical

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