The Ottoman–Algerian fleet receives a triumphant welcome at Constantinople.
The Captain of the Life Guards Grenadier Regiment, Yegor Palatino, who had recently joined the Russina-Greek fleet and had been taken prisoner at the Battle of Andros, will report that seventeen of the prisoners were publicly hung before the fleet, six decapitated in front of the Sultan himself, and on the next day, a further twenty-one were killed.
Palatino himself was saved from execution only because he was known to the serasker, having been employed by Katsonis as a courier before.
Other crewmen of Katsonis, who had managed to reach nearby Andros, are hunted down by the Algerians and even some of the local inhabitants and executed, while ...
