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                   occupies Jakatra, 203; with­  Drunkenness, attitude of Jchangir
                   draws his fleet to India, 204;   towards, 143
                   death of, 205            Dutch and English rivalry in tho
                 Damaun besieged by Kakarrab   East, 177, 257
                   Khan, 123                Dutch gravoyard at Surat, Van
                 Darling, Tho, 09, 99, 103, 105, 107,   Spoult buried in the, 237
                   113, 182                 Dutch, open a trade with tho
                 Daud Khan, Nabob of tho Car­  East, 33; effect of Eastern
                   natic, attacks Madras, 2S6   operations of the, on prices, 43 ;
                 Davis, John, of Sundridge, early   at Achecn, 44 ; firmly establish
                   career of, 38; accompanies   their power in the Eastern
                   Lancaster on his second voyage   Seas, 180 ; capture tho Swan off
                   to the East, 38; accompanies   Poolo Roon, 192 ; conciudo tho
                   Sir Edward Micholborno’s ex­  Treaty of Defence with tho
                   pedition to tho East, 56 ; killed   English, 209; capture Ceylon
                   by Japanese pirates, 61    and Cochin and Cannanore,
                 Davis, Master of the Swan, deserts   264; bitterly oppose English
                   Courthope, 191             occupation of Bombay, 266;
                 Day, Francis, founds Madras, 263   conclusion of war between tho
                 De Bruyne, Fiscal of Amboina,   English and the, 277
                   conducts torture of prisoners,
                   226; censured by Carpentier,
                   235                                  E
                 Dedel, Comelis, prepares to attack   Eagle, The, 247
                   Courthope, 191            Eastern Archipelago, Dutch power
                 Defence, The, 187, 189       founded in tho, 33 ; the struggle
                  Discipline on the ships of tho East   for ascendancy in the, 178;
                   India Company, 72          English driven from tho, 239 ;
                  Don Jeronimo attacks Downton   deadly rivalry in the, 240, 256
                   off Surat, 125            East India Company, formation of
                 -Downton, Nicholas, appointed to   the, 34 ; wide range of the first
                   command the Darling, 69 ; dis­  operations of the, 65; com­
                   course of to his men, 71; com­  manders of the, 66 ; life on tho
                   mands the Peppercorn, 90;   ships of the, 69; preachers on
                   .left in charge at Aden, 99 ; pro­  tho ships of the, 71; stem dis­
                   ceeds to Mocha, 100 ; schemes   cipline maintained on the ships
                   •to release Sir Henry Middleton,   of the, 72; firman to trade
                   .105 ; quarrels with Middleton,   granted to, by the Mogul Gov­
                   2.06 ; gloomy ratiocinations of,   ernment, 122 ; firman to trade
                   .112 ; arrives off Surat with four   granted to, by Jchangir, 174;
                   ships, 124; is attacked by the   first designs of in regard to
                    Portuguese, 126; wins a not­  India, 177 ; appeal to the Lord
                    able victory, 127; is attacked   Treasurer for redress against tho
                    by the Rev. Peter Rogers, 128 ;   Dutch, 182 ; issue of pamphlet
                    dies at Bantam, 129 ; character   by, concerning “ The Massacro of
                    of, 129                   Amboina,” 219; Shah Abbas
                  Drake’s circumnavigation of the   grants a firman to for trading in
                    world, 18; visit to the Spice   Persia, 214; contemplates the
                    Islands, 179               abandonment of its factory at
                  Drinking, inordinate, amongst the   Surat, 263; obtains a site for
                    East India Company’s servants,   a faotory on tho Coromandel
                    72, 314                    Coast, 263 ; transfer to the, of








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