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by John Marshall Royal Naval Biography — Irby, Charles Leonard (1823)

I immediately directed Pasqualigo to go on board a Greek schooner of war, the captain of which offered to accompany us. We sailed together, and arrived off Scardamoula in the evening; I sent Pasqualigo on shore to demand the restitution of the plunder taken from the English and Austrian vessels, and say if they did not deliver it up, I would fire on the town in the morning; – recommending them to send their women and children out of the way.
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by John Marshall Royal Naval Biography — Irby, Charles Leonard (1823)

In what regards the pirates, Nicolo Coccoici and Nicolo Siutto, we will take every possible means to apprehend them, and send them under custody to our Government at Napoli di Romania, with whom the Government of Great Britain is in correspondence on the subject. As to the captain of our galliot, we are ready to answer for every wrong he may commit, as long as he is furnished with the documents of the Ephori of Sparta. We remain with all honor.
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