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The English did not allow anyone to use the port at Swally and used to charge duty for permission to do so ."
Besides, the English found it convenient to use the place for their early trade with Surat as Swally was navigable in low tides.
The Portuguese sea monopoly lasted until it was taken during the Dutch-Portuguese War, the British East India Company and the Battle of Swally in 1612.
The English were lying in the Swally, now known as Sutherland Channel, inside a sheltering shoal, which kept the enemy's larger ships at a distance.
Gayer left his stronghold at Bombay and came to Swally ( Suvali ), the roadstead of Surat, to arrange the disputes in which the governor of Surat was involved.