Chap. V. Of Capt. Edw. England, and his Crew

HIS Beginning and Character, , . A most barbarous Action of his Crew, , . The Names of Prizes taken by him, , . The Misfortunes of his Confederates, , . England’s Progress half round the Globe, , . A short Description of the Coast of Malabar, ib. What they did at Madagascar, . Takes an East-India Man, ib. The Particulars of the Action in Captain Mackra’s Letter, to . Captain Mackra ventures on Board the Pyrate, . Is in Danger of being murder’d; . Preserv’d by a pleasant Incident, ib. The Pyrates Generosity to him, ib. Captain England deposed, and why, . Maroon’d on the Island Mauritius, ib. Some Account of that Island, ib. The Adventures of the Company continued, to . Angria, an Indian Pyrate, . his Strength by Land and Sea, ib. The East-India Company’s Wars with him, , . The Pyrates go to the Island of Melinda, . Their barbarous Behaviour there, ib. Hear of Captain Mackra’s Designs against them, ib. Their Reflections thereupon, . Sail for Cochin, a Dutch Settlement, ib. The Pyrates and the Dutch very good Friends, . Mutual Presents made betwixt the Pyrates and the Governor, ib. The Pyrates in a Fright, . Almost starv’d, ib. Take a Prize of an immense Value, . Take an Ostend East-India Man, ib. A short Description of Madagascar, , . A prodigious Dividend made by the Pyrates, . A Fellow’s Way of increasing his Diamonds, ib. Some of the Pyrates quit, and join the Remains of Avery, ib. The Proceedings of the Men of War in those Parts, , . Some Dutch Men petition to be among the Pyrates, . The Pyrates divided in their Measures, . Break up, ib. What became of them, , .