52

CHAP. V.
Pearl Key Lagoon, and more of the Indians, 70

CHAP. VI.
Runaway Negroes among the Indians--The Sookerman, 77

CHAP. VII.--Visit to Corn Island, 89

CHAP. VIII.--Visit to Bluefields
Permit of George Frederick, King of the Musquitto Nation, 92

CHAP. IX.--Mode of Taking Turtle
Musquitto Laws--Produce--Customs, &c. 98

CHAP. X.
Some description of the country and inhabitants of the
Musquitto Nation, 105

CHAP. XI.--Sloop Governor Tompkins, 111

CHAP. XII.--Schooner Price, First Voyage
Leading the dance in Old Providence--A ball at St. Andreas, 115

CHAP. XIII.--Schooner Price, Second Voyage
Landing at St. Blas, 120

CHAP. XIV.
The harbor of Little Cordee--Trading with the Indians, 125

CHAP. XV.--Schooner Price, Third Voyage
A fleet of Patriots (or pirates) at Old Providence, 140

CHAP. XVI.--Schooner Price, Fourth Voyage
Our Boats fired into at Corn Island, 151

CHAP. XVII.--Schooner Enterprise, 160

CHAP. XVIII.--Schooner Felicity
Republicans and Royalists of Port-au-Prince, 162

CHAP. XIX.--Schooner Felicity, Second Voyage
The smartest Padre (or priest) in the West Indies, 167

CHAP. XX.--Schooner Combine
Captured by the Pirates--Placed in the ring to be
shot--Capture of the Aristides by Pirates, 170

CHAP. XXI.--Schooner Combine, Second Voyage
Our trade in Horses--The Yellow Fever at
Port-au-Prince--Counterfeit Coin--Arbitrary Laws, 187

CHAP. XXII.--Schooner Combine, Third Voyage, 194

CHAP. XXIII.
Capture of the Piratical Vessels by
Lieutenant Commandant Allen, 199

CHAP. XXIV.--Schooner Allen
Chased by an English Schooner--Horrible attrocities
committed by Pirates on the Spanish Main, 205

CHAP. XXV.--Schooner Frances
Trading Voyage to Musquitto Shore, Chagres,
Porto Bello, &c.--The Author officiates at a christening, 216

CHAP. XXVI.--Voyage to New Orl