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185; takes part in the expe-
dition against the Portuguese,
193, 194, 195; goes to the
defence of Carwar, 194

Fake, Corporal, mutinies, and
is shot, 109

Fame, the, Company's armed
ship, built at Surat by Boone's
orders, 8V; sent to attack
Vingorla, 90; takes part in
the attack on Kennery, 123,
125

Fancy, the, pirate ship, com-
manded by Taylor, 135 ; her
engagement with the Cas-
sandra, 135-137; given to
Macrae, 139

Fancy, the (formerly the Charles
the Second, q.v.), pirate ship,
commanded by Every, 18;
takes the Futteh Mahmood,
25; takes the Gunj Suwaie,
25,2*7

Farrell, Captain, pirate, 24

Fleetwood, Miles, succeeds
Mence as chief at Carwar,
258

Flying Dragon, the, pirate ship,
187

Forbes, Lieutenant, commu-
nicates with the besieged in
Carwar factory, 94; holds
Gheriah after its capture, 248

Fort St. George, the, galley, en-
gages Portuguese grabs, 194,
195

Foulis, Captain, commander of
the Anson, his bravery against
the French, 222

French, the, at Surat, 51; their
men-of-war menace the Com-
pany's ships, 221; their defeat
in the Carnatic, 229 ; take the
New George, East Indiaman,
262

Futteh Dowlet grab, the, sent
by Bombay Council to assist
Mannajee Angria, 217 ; taken
by Toolajee Angria, 241

Futteh Droog, Angrian fort,
bombarded by James, 234-
237

Futtehghur, granted to Conajee
Angria by treaty, 79 n,

Futteh Mahmood, the, taken by
Every, 25

G

Gallivats, large rowing boats,
92^.

Gayer, Sir John, President of
Surat, receives news of Every,
20; delivers French pirates
to the Governor of Surat,
29; offers to convoy the
Bed Sea fleet, 29; harassed
by untrustworthiness of Eng-
lish crews, 34; disclaims re-
sponsibility with regard to the
Quedah Merchant, 51, 52;
hands over to the Portuguese
their ship taken by pirates,
54; Harland and Richards
quarrel with, 57; compared