"The chest of treasure recovered from the sunken pirate ship," he went on soberly, "will remain unopened until final decision is made.

Then he went on to Italy, made stay at Florence, and on a voyage from Leghorn to Smyrna stood to a gun in fight with a pirate ship from Algiers that was beaten off.

The pirate ship had not taken off her provisions, and therefore the hunters were still upon the island.

How came you into their hands?" "Why, Master Craddock, the pirate ship came back from its careening upon the very day that you left us.

Konrad had again crossed the path of the earl; his vessel, long detained in port, and afterwards delayed by storms, had been captured by the Scottish pirate ship, and he had been rescued from this new misfortune by the great Norwegian war vessel.

He meant to lose the ship on the Hanways, a mile from shore, and when the passengers had rowed away, pretending that he would go down with the ship, Clubin purposed to swim to land, get on board a pirate ship, and be off to the East.

Peter when he came to the surface, seized this rope and was rapidly hauled on board the pirate ship.

Captain Mittens, decked out in the False Hare's jewelry, was the first to leave the pirate ship.

[Illustration: Captain Mittens was the first to leave the pirate ship.]

Wordsworth, indeed, never carried a pedlar's pack, nor did Byron ever command a pirate ship, or Coleridge shoot an albatross; but there were times and moods in which their thoughts intently realised, and identified themselves with the reflective wanderer, the impetuous Corsair, and the ancient mariner.

Cassandra, the, Company's ship (later a Madagascar pirate ship), her fight with pirates; taken by England; falls in with Brown's fleet; chases the English fleet to Goa; spoil from, presented to the daughter of the Governor of Cochin; chased by Brown and Macrae; with the Victory, takes the Nostra Senhora de Cabo; takes an Ostend ship; Macrae's defence of; booty acquired by the crew of.

Defiance grab, the, present at the attacks on Kennery; present at Gheriah; engages the Victory, pirate ship.

Fancy, the (formerly the Charles the Second, q.v.), pirate ship; commanded by Every; takes the Futteh Mahmood; takes the Gunj Suwaie.

May, Captain, commander of a pirate ship, taken by Every,.

Royal Fortune, the, pirate ship, taken by Ogle.

Tyrell, Captain, commander of the Phoenix; sent in search of Danish pirates; sinks a Sanganian pirate ship.

Wake, Captain Thomas, commander of a pirate ship taken by Everyl commission to Kidd, to apprehend.

There was one shoal, however, and that of some extent, in the long reach of the false channel named; and when the governor resolved to venture in there, it was not without the hope of leading the pirate ship on it.

Behind him came another pirate ship, and then another.

MOORE, FENWORTH, pseud. Prisoners on the pirate ship; or, Jerry Ford and the yellow men.

The drunken uproar which that night reigned in the pirate ship was in horrid unison with the raging elements around her; contention and quarrelling followed the brutal ebriety of the pirates; each evil spirit sought the mastery of the others, and Soto's, which was the fiend of all, began to grasp and grapple for its proper placethe head of such a diabolical community.

The Defensor de Pedro, the name of the pirate ship, was a fast sailer, but owing to the press of canvas which the Morning Star hoisted soon after the pirate had commenced the chase, he did not come up with her so quickly as he had expected: the delay caused great uneasiness to Soto, which he manifested by muttering curses, and restlessness of manner.

The long gun, which was on a pivot in the centre of the pirate ship, could in a few shots sink the Morning Star; and even had resistance been made to the pirates as they boarded herhad they been killed or made prisonersthe result would not be much better.

Two days were devoted to mirth and song, and upon the third, Davis and Cochlyn, the captain of the new confederate, agreed to go in the French pirate ship to attack the fort.

" The trio now arose, and with a round of oaths that would have made the captain of a pirate ship green with envy swore Seigerman had taken a step he would never regret.