wil of piracy
it in it's more.
afflicted its people, and
which so griemusly...
formidable features,
of suppressing
this too in the most,
namely, by
and
its own resources.
·legitimate way.
Your fo
( Signed) R. B. Robertson,
Consul.
True Loopy. )
Redonial Secretary
arrced forcal...
REMARKS,
SUMMARY of RETURNS of PIRACY, and ROBBERY in CHINESE WATERS, reported to the Police Office, from 1st January, 1864 to 14th August, 1869.
Whether Description Date. within 100 Miles If planned of Hongkong. Names of Foreign Vessels. Number and Description of Pirate Boats. of Property plundered. Hongkong. at Approximate Number of Pirates. Number of Pirates brought to Justice. X1'kong; China. Namber murdered. Number of Junks destroyed, or re-captured. Cases in which no Clue obtained. 1864.34 26 yes, 8 no, 7 yes, 26 no, 1 (?) 1 yes, I no,"Chico,"36 small, 3 medium, 31 large, 21 Junks, & 60 Cargoes,&c. 2,020) 3 small, A1013 4 destroyed, 2 recov’d.27 6 missing, supposed killed.Opium, Oil, &c.45 1865.3949546 yes, 4 no, 6 yes, 48 no, 1 (F)) "Georg Andreas * "Railway" "Henry Darling'22 yes, 200,20 small, 53 medium, 29 large, 30 Junks, & 38 Cargoes,&c. 3,170 3 2 large, 2 Junks,& 1 Cargo, &c.i small, 462 recov'd.48 € missing, supposed killed,50 1866.25 "Chin Chin," "Mary Jane," 24 yes, ) no, 4 yes, 20 no, 1(F) «Bonaventure,"15 small, 17 medium, 13 large, 14 Junks, & 19 Cargocs,&c. 1,062 No. of Piracies.Chinese Waters. No. of Robberies in ---ガブN 50In 2255/70
176
W. M. DEANE,
Captain Superintendent of Police.
NOTE:-Prior to July, 1867, (C.S.O. 1723) reports of Piracy were sent to the Harbor Master, or Registrar General and Magistrates, besides being received at this Office. The above returns therefore previous to July 1867 include those only that are on record at this Office, and amount, probably, to only half the real number of piracies reported in the Colony previous to that date.
Hongkong, 21st September, 1869.
wil of piracy
it in it's more.
afflicted its people, and
which so griemusly...
formidable features,
of suppressing
this too in the most,
namely, by
and
its own resources.
·legitimate way.
Your fo
( Signed) R. B. Robertson,
Consul.
True Loopy. )
Redonial Secretary
arrced forcal...
REMARKS,
SUMMARY of RETURNS of PIRACT, and ROBBERY in CHINESE WATERS, reported to the Police Office, from 1st January, 1864 to 14th August, 1869.
Whether
Description
Date.
within
100 Miles
of
If planned
Hongkong.
Names of Foreign Vessels.
Number and Description of Pirate Boats.
of
Property
plundered.
Hongkong.
at
Approximate Number
of Pirates.
Number
of Pirates
brought
to
Justice.
[X1'kong; China.
Namber murdered.
Number of
Junks
destroyed, or re-captured.
Cases in which no Clue
obtained.
1864.
34
26 yes, 8 no, 7 yes, 26 no, 1 (?) 1 yes, I no,
"Chico,"
36 small, 3 medium, 31 large, 21 Junks, & 60 Cargoes,&c. 2,020) 3 small,
A
10
13
4 destroyed, 2 recov’d.]
27
6 missing, supposed killed.
Opium, Oil, &c.
45
1865.
39495
46 yes, 4 no, 6 yes, 48 no, 1 (F))
"Georg Andreas * "Railway" "Henry Darling'
2
2 yes,
200,
20 small, 53 medium, 29 large, 30 Junks, & 38 Cargoes,&c. 3,170 3 2 large, 2 Junks,& 1 Cargo, &c.
i small,
46
2 recov'd.
48
€ missing, supposed killed,
50
1866.
25
"Chin Chin," "Mary Jane," 24 yes, ) no, 4 yes, 20 no, 1(F) «Bonaventure," 15 small, 17 medium, 13 large, 14 Junks, & 19 Cargocs,&c. 1,062
No. of Piracies.
Chinese Waters.
No. of Robberies in
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N
50
In 2255/70
176
W. M. DEANE,
Captain Superintendent of Police.
1
8 taken, 2 recovered.
21
"Lubra"
1867.
92
[17 yes, 5 no,
1 yes,
1 yes, 21 no,
I no,
19 small, 8 medium, 15 large,į 5 Junks,& 17 Cargoes,&c. 1 small,
960
કે.
26
8
8 destroyed, 4 recov❜d.
12
1 missing, supposed killed.
1 taken,
1 Cargo, &c.
18
C'ton Authorities inquiring.
1868.
2 false reports.10 yes, 2 no,
1 yes, 10 no, 1 (?)
"Lesmona
+
4 yes,
4 no,
9 small, 12 medium, 3 large, 1 Juuk, & 10Cargoes,&c. 2 Cargoes, $200, &c.
5 small,
5001
3 missing, supposed killed.
76
1
No returns arrived
3.
1869.
گی
1 false report. 3 yes, I no,
4 no,
$
5 yes,
5 10,
1 small, 2 medium, 1 large 1 Junk, & 2 Cargoes, &e. 4 Cargoes, &c,
7 small,
90g under trial
106!
from Naval Autho- rities.
1 cargo, $100, returned to [Mandarins.
3
2
$
150
13
3 false reports. 126 yes, 21 no, 19 yes,124no,4(?) 9 Foreign Vessels. 100 small, 95 medium, 92 large, 22Junks, & 116 Cargoes, &c. 7,802 11
43
76
12 destroyed,11 recov'd,.
I case, Canton Authorities [inquired.
12236 missing, supposed killer.
2 taken.
13 yes,
!
13 no,
17 small,
2 large, 2 Junks, & 8 Cargoes, &c.
296
} 6
10
3 cases, Mandarins inquired.
NOTE:-Prior to July, 1867, (C.S.O. 1723) reports of Piracy were sent to the Harbor Master, or Registrar General and Magistrates, besides being received at this Office. The above returns therefore previous to July 1867 include those only that are on record at this Office, and amount, probably, to only half the real number of piracies reported in the Colony previous to that date.
Hongkong, 21st September, 1869.
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