He goes on to say that, on this intelligence, he despatched the two lieutenants, Corner and Hayward, with the pinnace and launch, to endeavour to intercept her. They soon got sight of her and chased her out to sea, but the schooner gained so much upon them, and night coming on, they were compelled to give up the pursuit and return to the ship. It was soon made known, however, that she had returned to Paparré, on which they were again despatched in search of her. Lieutenant Corner had taken three of the mutineers, and Hayward, on arriving at Paparré, found the schooner there, but the mutineers had abandoned her and fled to the mountains. He carried off the schooner, and returned next day, when he learned they were not far off; and the following morning, on hearing they were coming down, he drew up his party in order to receive them, and when within hearing, called to them to lay down their arms and to go on one side, which they did, when they were confined and brought as prisoners to the ship. The following were the persons received on Board the _Pandora_: PETER HEYWOOD Midshipman. GEORGE STEWART Ditto. JAMES MORRISON Boatswain's mate. CHARLES NORMAN Carpenter's mate. THOMAS M'INTOSH Carpenter's crew. JOSEPH COLEMAN Armourer. RICHARD SKINNER } THOMAS ELLISON } HENRY HILLBRANT } THOMAS BURKITT } Seamen. JOHN MILLWARD } JOHN SUMNER } WILLIAM MUSPRATT } MICHAEL BYRNE } In all fourteen. The other two, which made up the sixteen that had been left on the island, were murdered, as will appear presently.