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government. Captain Jones had in mind the many outrages committed by British vessels along our seacoast, for, describing his purpose in a memorial to Congress, he said his intention was, by one good fire in England of British shipping, to put an end to all burnings in America. CHAPTER V. A Daring Attempt by Captain Paul JonesWhy It FailedA Bold SchemeWhy It Did Not SucceedThe Fight Between the Ranger and Drake.
on me. Jones attracted such favorable attention during this enterprise that on his return he was made commander of the twelveton brig Providence and was employed for a time in carrying troops from Rhode Island to New York. Since he was by birth a citizen of Great Britain, which then insisted that once a British subject always a British subject, the English cruisers made determined efforts to capture him. Many of the officers declared that if they could lay hands on the audacious freebooter, as they called
him, they would hang him at the yard arm. But, before doing so, they had to catch him, and that proved a harder task than they
Man, his intention being to make a descent upon Whitehaven. A violent wind that night baffled him, and, hoping to prevent his presence in the section from being discovered, he kept his vessel disguised as a merchantman. Sailing hither and thither, generally capturing all vessels that he sighted, he finally turned across to the Irish coast and in the latter part of the month was off Carrickfergus, where he learned from some fishermen that the British sloopofwar Drake was at anchor in the roads. Jones was exceedingly anxious to attack her, and planned a night surprise, but again the violent wind interfered and he was forced to
commissioners to Paris, and they did a good deal for our country. The commissioners had a heavy, singledecked frigate built in Holland, which was named the South Carolinian and was intended for Paul Jones, but some difficul
ties occurred and he was sent to sea in the 18gun ship Ranger, which left Portsmouth, N.H., at the beginning of November. She was so poorly equipped that Jones complained, though he did not hesitate on that account. On the way to Nantes, in France, the Ranger captured two prizes, refitted at Brest, and in April, 1778, sailed for the British coast. Having made several captures, Captain Jones headed for the Isle of