Boone reported that he had captured from Angria prizes to the value of Rs.9785, which, together with the above payment, and a two-per-cent.

war-tax on the people of Bombay, would go some way to recoup the Company for their losses and the cost of the expeditions.

Altogether, the prospects of increased trade were brighter, but, so long as Angria held Colaba, he considered there could be no permanent peace.

He was soon undeceived.

As soon as Angria saw that he was safe from attack for another season, he repudiated the treaty, and by the beginning of the new year his piratical doings were renewed.
[1] "Killed and wounded several of them, but all to no purpose."-- _Log of the Addison_..