CO129-099 - Sir Robinson - 1864 [6-8] — Page 425

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the every precaution liberated from jous. house several men including some passengers, without any opposition. The master of the junk and about 4 men were not found, and are still missing.

I've then proceeded to burn the large junks drawn up in line abreast of the trader, during which operation our boats were fired from behind rocks and other shelter. The gunboat further moved in to cover them with musketry, leaving the recovered junk with only her own crew; upon seeing which a party of pirates endeavoured to seize her, but they were speedily dispersed.

Among the junks were two belonging to Hong Kong fitted for piratical service - one of them was recognized by the interpreter, who had been a policeman at Stanley, belonging to Stanley Bay.

An unusual quantity of arms was found on the junks; many were new and evidently of European manufacture, such as guns placed ready for action on the decks of the other junks, which were very different in their appointments from the ordinary piratical craft of the pirates; the small arms were in excellent order; the swords and spears were...

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32. i 33. 421 the every precaution liberated from jous. house several men including some passengers, without any opposition. The master of the junk and about 4 men were not found, and are still missing. I've then proceeded to burn the large junks drawn up in line abreast of the trader, during which operation our boats were fired from behind rocks and other shelter. The gunboat further moved in to cover them with musketry, leaving the recovered junk with only her own crew; upon seeing which a party of pirates endeavoured to seize her, but they were speedily dispersed. Among the junks were two belonging to Hong Kong fitted for piratical service - one of them was recognized by the interpreter, who had been a policeman at Stanley, belonging to Stanley Bay. An unusual quantity of arms was found on the junks; many were new and evidently of European manufacture, such as guns placed ready for action on the decks of the other junks, which were very different in their appointments from the ordinary piratical craft of the pirates; the small arms were in excellent order; the swords and spears were...
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32. i 33. 421 the every precaution liberated from jous. house several men including sme passengers, without any offosition. The marter of the junk and about 4 men were not found, and are still missing. Ive then proceeded to burn the large dunks drawn up in line abreast of the trader, during which peration our boats were fired from behind rocks and other shelter was on The gunboat further in to cover them with therefore moved musketry leaving the recovered Sunk with only her own crew; upon seeing which a farty of firater endeavoured to seize her, but they were speedily dispersed. Among the hunks were two belonging to Hong kong fitted for firatical cervice- one of them was as recognized by the interpreter, who had been a foliceman at Stanley, belonging to Stanley bay. An unusual quantity of was action on the shot placed ready for decks of the other junks which were very different in their appointments to from the ordinary, occasionally diratical craft of I the the guns there praters; many were new and evidently of Kurollan manufacture auch, with the small arms, were in excellente order; the swords and spears were
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32.

i

33.

421

the

every precaution liberated from jous. house several men including

sme

passengers, without

any offosition. The marter of the junk and about 4 men were not found, and are still missing.

Ive then proceeded to burn

the large dunks drawn up in line

abreast of the trader, during which peration our boats were fired from behind rocks and other shelter

was

on

The gunboat further in to cover them with

therefore moved

musketry leaving the recovered Sunk with only her own crew; upon seeing which a farty of firater endeavoured to seize her, but they

were speedily dispersed.

Among the hunks were two belonging to Hong kong fitted for

firatical cervice-

one

of them

was

as

recognized by the interpreter, who had been a foliceman at Stanley, belonging to Stanley bay.

An unusual quantity of

was

action

on the

shot

placed ready for decks of the other junks which were very different in their appointments to from the ordinary, occasionally

diratical craft of

I the

the guns

there praters; many were new and evidently

of Kurollan manufacture auch, with the small arms, were in excellente order; the swords and spears were

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