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wellarmed vessels, while the Spanish fleet amounted to fourteen,two of which carried forty guns, one thirtysix, another eighteen, one eight, and two fireships, all supplied with numerous crews. At length, sighting the enemy, they bore down before the wind; but the Spaniards kept close on a wind, and although a few shots were exchanged, succeeded in avoiding their assailants until nightfall. A light was then seen hoisted on board the Spanish Admiras ship. This was supposed to be a signal for his fleet to anchor. After some time it was lowered, but was again seen to leeward. Consequently the buccaneers steered for it during the night. Great was their disgust when morning broke to discover the Spanish fleet well to windward, a small bark

having conveyed the lantern to leeward, and thus placed them in a dangerous position. The Spaniards now got under weigh and bore down before the wind, compelling the buccaneers to retreat. A running fight ensued, but the Frenchmen kept out of the way, and the rovers, bold as they were, dared not, in their small vessels, come to closer quarters. All hopes of the capture of the longlookedfor Lima fleet was thus lost. To avenge themselves they sailed for the Rio Lexa, near which was the town of Leon, on the Lake of Nicaragua. Both places were attacked and captured. A ransom of three hundred thousand s was demanded for Leon, but

off with the Cygnet leaving Captain Swan and portion of the crew on shoreMany die poisoned by the nativesThe Cygnet lays in wait for the Manilla shipReed chosen as captainPut into a harbourRefit the ship and cut down the quarterdeckNearly wreckedAnchor off MindanoGo to Polo CondoreRefit the shipLive on friendly terms with the nativesAgain sailSome of a boas crew killed by MalaysProceed to the west of ChinaRemarks on the nativesCome off the PescadoresObtain provisions from the nativesThe Bashee Islands visitedLeave LuconiaDampier desires to return for Captain SwanHears of his deathWaterspoutsAnchor off CallasungunyVisits