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28388	Darvall, Joseph	The Wreck on the Andamans			.txt	text/plain	9844	560	78	THE RUNNYMEDE AND BRITON TROOP-SHIPS, BOTH Immediately on the arrival of the Runnymede, Captain Doutty and Mr. Bell, together with Captain Stapleton and Ensign Du Vernett, went on 28° 45", the ship was kept away north by east, and the topsails The land was an island, off the east coast of the Great the wreck of the Runnymede, and were accommodated on board the Briton. In consequence of the wreck of the troop ships "Briton" This day were landed from the Runnymede at low water, 37 bags and 6 the Runnymede were Captain Doutty and his officers, and a few steady crew employed this day landing stores, cleansing the decks from the evening, large fires were seen on the island to the north, and as board the Runnymede was now formed by convalescent soldiers, being one Two native canoes took up a position near the north island,	./cache/28388.txt	./txt/28388.txt