oat of, stolen by John Steel.
Russell, Gideon, mate of the _Morrice_,
leads volunteers in the attack on Kennery;
is wounded and dies.
Rustumjee Nowrojee, son of Bomanjee, taken to England by Matthews.
Rutnaghiri, Angrian stronghold, attacked by the Mahrattas.

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Sacrifice Island, why so called.
Sagurgurh, taken by Sumbhajee Angria.
Sahoojee, Sivajee's grandson, dissensions in his kingdom;
called the Sow Rajah by the English;
treats with Boone in Angria's behalf;
sends a force to Alibagh to assist Angria.
St. Augustine's, a pirate settlement.
_St. George_, the, sent out by the Company as a guard ship;
wrecked.
St. Mary's Island, a pirate settlement.
Sakhajee Angria.
_See_ ANGRIA, SAKHAJEE.
_Salamander_, the, Bombay ketch, captured by Sumbhajee Angria;
rescued by Mannajee Angria.
_Salamander_, the, trading grab, leased to the Company by Harvey.
_Salisbury_, the, King's ship, sent
out under Matthews against pirates.
Selsette, attacked and plundered by Muscat Arabs;
the English renounce all claim on;
the Portuguese expelled from.
_Samaritan_, the, fitted out by Porter, Bonnell, and Kynaston,
wrecked.
_Sandwich_, the, Matthews court-martialled on.
Sanganiana, the, pirates, attack the _Josiah_;
attack the _Phoenix_;
reduced to order.
Satara, Sahoojee proclaimed at;
Conajee Angria's relations with;
the Rajah of, treats with Keigwin.
Sawbridge, Captain, seized by pirates.
_Scarborough_, the, man-of-war;
beaten off by Teach.
_Sceptre_, the, sent as a convoy for the Mocha fleet.
Scott, Lieutenant Colonel, the Company's chief engineer at Madras.
_Seahorse_, the, sent to the Red Sea.
_Sedgwick_, the, captured off Cape Comorin.
Seedee, the, ordered to march on Bombay and imprison the English;
plunders towns on the Malabar coast;
Conajee Angria makes war on;
sends a deputation to Keigwin;
offers to co-operate with the English;
loses territory;
captures Thull;
his kindness to English prisoners.
_Severn_, the, Bengal freight ship, taken by Toolajee Angria.
_Severn_, the, man-of-war, effects nothing against the pirates.
Severndroog, granted to Conajee Angria by treaty;
Sumbhajee Angria's headquarters;
attacked and taken by the English and Mahrattas, under James.
Severndroog, tower of, why erected.
Sewell, Robert, Gyfford's letter to;
storekeeper at Anjengo;
his drunkenness and dishonesty;
sent, under arrest, to Bombay.
Shaxton, Captain, commands the Com