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and am muncherr

curwey

the saine

board vessels with scaredy

any

check.

I have endeavoured

to state as clearly

I carila

the principal incident connecked

with this sad tragedy. I regret

to

say

that up

to the present

no trace of the miscreants has

been discovered, but it is said

that

sane

among

them could

be

recognised

if

seerr

again.

and that the chief pirate and

certain

certain others of their number.

bear strong

resemblance to the

photographs of

save well knowwer

criminals who have been s

imprisoned here.

I have the honour to be,

My Lord,

Your Lordship's Most Obedient

Humble Servant,

I. Femning

P.S.

Since

writing

the above Vice-Admisil

Sir Nowell Salmon has arrived

in port, and on

the receipt of

some further information regarding

the possible movements of the

Pirates concerned in

the attack

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