T_HE Original of_ Davis, 174. _Is taken by the Pyrate_ England, ib. England_'s Generosity to him_, 175. _Is cast into Prison at_ Barbadoes, _and why_, ib. _Goes to_ Providence, ib. _Employ'd in a trading Vessel, seizes the Ship_, 176. _An Instance of his great Courage and good Conduct_, 177, 178. _Goes to_ Cape de Verd Islands, ib. _Take several Prizes_, ib. _Take the Fort of St._ Jago _by Storm_, 180. _A Council call'd_, ib. _Sail for_ Gambia, 181. _Takes_ Gambia _Castle by Stratagem_, 181 _to_ 184. _Meets_ La Bouche, _a_ French _Pyrate_, 184. _His Adventures with_ Cocklyn _the Pyrate, at_ Sierraleone, 185. _The Fort attack'd and taken, by three Confederate Pyrates_, 186. _The Pyrates quarrel and part_, ib. _The laconick Speech of_ Davis _to them_, ib. _His fierce Engagement with a large_ Dutch _Ship_, 187. _An Account of several Prizes taken by him_, ib. _A Description of the Island of St._ Thome, Del Principe, _and_ Annobono, _from_ 188 _to_ 204. _The_ Dutch _Governor of_ Acra _taken by_ Davis, 205. Davis _well received by the Governor of_ Princes, ib. _His Stratagem to come at the Wealth of the Island_, 206. _Is counterplotted and kill'd, by an Ambuscade_, 207. CHAP. IX. Of Capt. BAR. ROBERTS, and his CREW. H_IS Beginning_, 208. _Elected Captain in the Room of_ Davis, 209. _The Speech of Lord_ Dennis _at the Election_, ib. _Lord_ Sympson _objects against a Papist_, ib. _The Death of_ Davis _reveng'd_, 210. Roberts _sails Southward, in Quest of Adventures_, 211. _The Names of the Prizes taken by them_, ib. Brasil _describ'd, from_ 211 _to_ 221. Roberts _falls into a Fleet of_ Portuguese, 221. _Boards and takes the richest Ship amongst them_, 222. _Make the_ Devil_'s Islands_, 223. _An unfortunate Adventure of_ Roberts, 224. Kennedy_'s Treachery_, 225. Irishmen _excluded by_ Roberts _and his Crew_, 230. _Articles sworn to by them_, ib. _A Copy of them from_, 230 _to_ 233. _Some Account of the Laws and Customs of the Pyrates_, 233, 234. _An Instance of_ Roberts _his Cunning_, 234. _He proceeds again upon Business, and takes Prizes_, 235. _Narrowly escapes being taken_, 236. _Sails for the Island_ Dominico, ib. _Another Escape_, 237. _Sails for_ Newfoundland, ib. _Plunders, sinks and burns_ 22 _Sail in the Harbour of_ Trepassi, ib. _Plunders ten Sail of_ French _Men_, 238. _The mad Behaviour of the Crew_, 238, 239. _A Correspondence hinted at_, 240. _The Pyrates caress'd at the Island of St._ Bartholomew, ib. _In extream Distress_, 241, 242. _Sail for_ Martinico, 243. _A Stratagem of_ Roberts, ib. _The insolent Device in his Colours_, 244. _And odd Compliment paid to_ Roberts, ib. _Three Men desert the Pyrates, and are taken by them_, 245. _Their Tryal_, 245, 246. _Two executed, and one saved_, 247. _The Brigantine deserts them_, 248. _Great Divisions in the Company_, 248, 249. _A Description of_ Sierraleone _River_, 250. _The Names of_ English _settled there, and Way of Life_, 251, 252, 253. _The_ Onslow, _belonging