The Examination of _James Kerr_, Gent. upon Oath saith, That he being Supercargo in Trust, and outward bound from _Providence_, a trading Voyage in the Sloop _Mary_, and in about two Days Sail from the said Island, did arrive at _Green Key_ with two other Vessels in Company, bound also on the said trading Account, where, on the 6th of _October_ last, one _Phineas Bunce_, one of the said Vessel's Company, and the head Mutineer of the Pyrates now at the Bar, but since deceas'd, did then and there come on board the said Sloop _Mary_, and very vilely treat this Deponent, and in the Evening did turn the Deponent ashore upon the said _Green Key_, a desolate Island; and this Deponent farther saith, that _Dennis Mackarthy_, one of the Prisoners now at the Bar, was the only Person of all the said Pyrates and Mutineers who shew'd this Deponent any civil Treatment, and that the said _Mackarthy_ did not reflect on the King and Government as others of them now at the Bar did, in this Deponent's Hearing. Wm. Greenaway. The Examination of Captain _William Greenaway_ upon Oath saith, That on the 6th of _October_ last _John Hipps_, one of the Prisoners now at the Bar, with some others of them, came on board the Vessel under this Deponent's Command, and then riding at _Green Key_, with Pretensions of getting Tobacco, and told this Deponent, that Mr. _Kerr_ had a Mind to sail that Night; and this Deponent having order'd his Boat to go on board the Scooner, then belonging to the said Company, to give them Notice of the said _Kerr_'s Design; in which Interim came on board _John Augur_ and _George Rounsivel_, both Prisoners now at the Bar, _James Matthews_ and _John Johnson_, who wanted this Deponent to go on board the Scooner, which he did, where _Phineas Bunce_, since dead, met this Deponent at the Side; upon which, this Deponent demanded of the said _Bunce_, the Reason he did not prepare for sailing, as the rest did. Whereupon _Bunce_, the head Mutineer, asked this Deponent to walk down into the Cabbin, and, when there, _Bunce_ asked him to sit down by him; whereupon the said _Bunce_ told this Deponent, he was his Prisoner; upon which, _Dennis Macarthey_, now Prisoner at the Bar, presented a Pistol at this Deponent's Breast, and told him, if he spoke a Word, he, this Deponent, was a dead Man; and the said _Phineas Bunce_ told this Deponent, he had best be easy, for that the better Part of the People belonging to the Sloop _Mary_ was on his Side, as were some of the People he had with him. And then the said _Phineas Bunce_, with others, the Mutineers, went on board the Sloop _Mary_, and took her. But this Deponent cannot particularize the Names of the Men who were with _Bunce_, being Night-time. Afterwards the said _Bunce_, and the Prisoners now at the Bar, except _John Hipps_, put Mr. _James Kerr_, _Richard Turnly_, _Thomas Rich_, _John Taylor_, and _John Cox_, all ashore at _Green Key_, a desolate Island, and had the Boat ready