_Captain_ Shelvocke_’s contempt of his owners and officers._ 16-20 _---- ---- his son_ George _an interloper._ 20 _---- ---- arrival at the_ Canaries. 21 _---- ---- conceals the places of rendevous._ 22 _---- ---- consumes the liquors designd for both ships._ 23 _Hipsy, a liquor, its virtues._ ib. _The_ Emperor’_s colors a protection for pyracy._ 25 _Bad masters how used by pyrates._ 26 _A busker, what._ 27 Shelvocke_’s great generosity._ 31 _---- his artful management and innovations at St._ Katherine_’s, where he makes himself owners agent._ 35-43 _Occurrences there._ 42-51 _---- his trifling accusation of_ Betagh. 52-54 _---- his mean shifts to excuse himself._ 55-57 _---- his passage round cape_ Horne _and dangers at_ Narbrough_’s island and_ Chiloe. 57-61 _---- his whimsical discipline._ 62 _---- his manifest design to destroy some of his people._ 65 _---- his zele for the public._ 68-69 _---- his arrival in the bay of_ Conception. 70 _Grenadiers cap, a joke upon the mitre._ 72 _Privatier’s ambassador described._ ib. Hatley _in danger from the enemy._ 73 _Five men killd thro_ Shelvocke_’s folly._ 74 Clipperton _in the streights of_ Magellan, _and observations there._ 76-85 _---- his confutation of a pretended_ French _discovery._ 86 _---- at_ Fernandes _island: his low condition and stay there._ 87-90 _---- takes several prizes, one of which the_ Spaniards _regain by stratagem._ 91-95 Shelvocke_’s not keeping company the ruin of the voyage._ 92-97 _Viceroy of_ Peru _is informd of the expedition._ 97 Shelvocke _burns two good ships._ 98 _---- his injustice to_ Betagh _and_ Brooks. 98-100 _---- his wild attack upon_ Arica. 102 _---- gets rid of fifteen of his people._ 104-108