Soon after, _Bunch_ began to tell what bright Arms they had on Board their Sloop; upon which, one of _Augur_'s Men handed up some of their Cutlashes which had been clean'd that Day; among them was Mr. _Carr_'s Silver-hilted Sword; _Bunch_ seem'd to admire the Sword, and ask'd whose it was; Mr. _Carr_ made Answer it belong'd to him; _Bunch_ replied it was a very handsome one, and drawing it out, march'd about the Poop, flourishing it over his Head, and telling Mr. _Carr_ he would return it to him as soon as he had done with it: At the same Time he began to vapour again, and to brag of his former Pyracies, and coming near Mr. _Carr_, struck him with the Sword; _Turnley_ bid him take Care of what he did, for that Mr. _Carr_ would not take such Usage. As they were disputing upon this Matter, _Dennis Macarty_ stole off, and with some of his Associates seiz'd upon the great Cabin where all the Arms lay: At the same Time several of the Men, began to sing a Song, with these Words, _Did not you promise me, that you would marry me_ (which it seems was the Signal agreed upon among the Conspirators for seizing the Ship) _Bunch_ no sooner heard them, but he cried out aloud by G--d that will I, for I am Parson, and struck Mr. _Carr_ again several Blows with his own Sword; Mr. _Carr_ and _Turnley_ both seiz'd him, and they began to struggle, when _Dennis Macarty_, with several others, return'd from the Cabin with each a Cutlash in one Hand, and a loaded Pistol in the other, and running up to them said, _What do the Governor's Dogs offer to resist?_ And beating _Turnley_ and _Carr_ with their Cutlashes, threaten'd to shoot them: At the same Time firing their Pistols close to their Cheeks, upon which _Turnley_ and _Carr_ begg'd their Lives. When they were thus in Possession of the Vessel, they haled Captain _Greenway_, and desired him to come on Board about earnest Business: He, knowing nothing of what had pass'd, takes his Boat, and only with two Hands rows on Board of them; as soon as he was come, _Dennis Macarty_ leads him into the Cabin, and, as soon as he was there, lays hold of him, telling him he was now a Prisoner, and must submit: He offered to make some Resistance; upon which, they told him all Resistance would be vain, for his own Men were in the Plot; and, indeed, he saw the two Hands which row'd him aboard now armed, and joining with the Conspirators; wherefore he thought it was Time to submit.