From _Glasby_ and _Lilburn_, it was evident, that every Pyrate, while they stay'd at _Sierraleon_, went on Shore at Discretion. That _Roberts_ had often assured Mr. _Glyn_ and other Traders, at that Place, that he would force no Body; and in short, there was no Occasion for it; in particular, the Prisoner's Row-Mate went away, and thinks, he might have done the same, if he had pleased. The Prisoner alledged his having been detained against his Will, and says, that returning with Elephants Teeth for _Sierraleon_, the Pyrate's Boat pursued and brought him on Board, where he was kept on Account of his understanding the Pilotage and Navigation of that River. It was obvious to the Court, not only how frivolous Excuses of Constraint and Force were among these People, at their first commencing Pyrates, but also it was plain to them, from these two Deserters, met at Cape _Mount_, and the discretional Manner they lived in, at _Sierraleon_; thro' how little Difficulty several of them did, and others might, have escaped afterwards, if they could but have obtained their own Consents for it. _Guilty._ * * * This is the Substance of the Tryals of _Roberts_'s Crew, which may suffice for others, that occur in this Book. The foregoing Lists, shews, by a * before the Names, who were condemn'd; those Names with a + were referred for Tryal to the _Marshalsea_, and all the rest were acquitted. The following Pyrates were executed, according to their Sentence, without the Gates of Cape _Corso-Castle_, within the Flood-Marks, _viz._