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Once I had an iron gal and she was fat and greasy.
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Away, all away, all away, Joe.
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Lolita!
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Then I had a NASA gal, she almost drove me crazy.
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Then I had Spike Fields…
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Alita!
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Not cut out to cook sweet flaws and so?
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Hello!
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Back in your hatches, lads. Hurricane on the horizon.
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Well, hello, Capitan!
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Where is she?
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She's not here, Dan.
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You're lying. I know she'd come here.
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Well, she did, but she went away.
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Where'd she go?
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She sailed this morning aboard the Delizia, bound for Jamaica.
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Devil's throat, Dan.
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With what man?
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With no one. She sailed alone.
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And you let her go out of here, the pride of my life, the light of my eye, without even raising a finger?
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Dan, Lolita, she never was any good, ever.
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What do you mean, Stan?
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She's right. We're not cut out for this kind of life.
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Lolita, you, me. We are pirates.
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Stan, you haven't been around.
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You don't know, things have been going from bad to worse here.
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Curfew, progressions, poor police.
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I know what's done for you.
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Now better than a, than a, than a big-bellied pelican.
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Pelican?
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Pelican.
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Oh, bloody straw, Dan!
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No!
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Stop! Stop!
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No! Hey, buddy!
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Stop! Stop!
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In the name of the Lord!
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You're under arrest, the whole worm-eating cargo of you!
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Aim at the roof!
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At the ready!
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Fire!
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What do you want to break up a friendly party for?
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With the authority vested in me as Officer Pro Tem of the Port Watch of New Providence.
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You're arrested!
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Wake up, boys! Wake up!
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Yes, sir! Yes, sir!
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Ah, thank you.
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I've summoned a meeting of the Colonial Council on a matter of some urgency.
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Mr. Bambrough, would you be good enough to act as Recording Secretary while I assume my temporary authority as Acting Governor?
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Where does Governor Rogers?
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Thursday, May the, uh, whatever it is, in the year of our Lord, 17, uh, what not, etc.
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As I think it should be entered formally.
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Governor Rogers said so for Jamaica and boarded the ship Delicia.
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I think Governor Rogers might have consulted us.
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Under sealed orders from the Admiralty, leaving the administration of New Providence with full full of potential powers in the hands of His Majesty's loyal servant, Lieutenant Edward Beamish, myself.
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We've pulled in a net full of big ones, Skipper. I think you ought to come and take a look.
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But Council is in session, Mr. Bassett.
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Dan Tempest raising cane about Governor Rogers.
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Dan Tempest.
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Gentlemen, I have already taken steps towards civilizing our island.
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A port watch, a curfew.
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Now already it seems my efforts are bearing fruit.
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Take me to the Governor. I demand to see Governor Rogers.
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Excuse me.
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Well, Tempest.
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Beamish, I want to see the Governor.
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A seedy looking crew if ever I saw one. The complaint...
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Drunk and disorderly.
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Lock him up. We shall hear the case in the morning, Mr. Bassett.
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Out of my way, sonny. I want to see the Governor.
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I am the Governor.
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You?
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The acting Governor.
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He's joking.
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Not that he's got any sense of humor, but he's joking, isn't he?
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You can take it from me, it's no joke.
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Lieutenant Beamish is acting Governor of New Providence.
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Shall we proceed?
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Before we go on, I for one would like to say that I find the dispatch with which
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Lieutenant Beamish has assumed his authority is most promising.
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Thank you, thank you.
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I'm aware that Governor Rogers acted only with the best interests of the colony at heart.
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According to his likes.
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However, Governor Rogers was a privateer. I am Navy.
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Shall we proceed? Governor Rogers appears to have left us considerable unfinished business.
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Sam! Beamish! Governor Rogers!
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Hey, where's Beamish?
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Tell him to get the blasted hearing over.
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I want to get out of here. I've got a load of diewood waiting.
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That diewood's got to wait a long time, Clippist.
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See, we just keep you here till we have a hearing to decide how long we're going to hold you,
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till we have a trial to decide how long you're going to spend in jail.
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I'm going out now, Clippist.
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It's a blackbearding tire, isn't it?
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Come on!
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Dan, who is it? Can you see?
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It's a Spanish galleon entering the harbor.
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Where the devil's Beamish?
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Hey, Sam, you flubbering idiot! Come on, get it out of here!
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There's a Spanish ship entering the harbor!
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Go on, Sam! No time for jokes!
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Come on!
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All hands, men, guns, barrel stations!
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Righty!
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That's it, sir.
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Stand down. Aren't you a little out of uniform, Mr. Bassett?
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Spanish ship, sir, firing on the port.
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Observe, Mr. Bassett, there is no shot falling.
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They're finding rain, sir.
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Spanish captain is quite properly firing a friendly salute to the representatives of his majesty, King George.
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Friendly?
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We're at peace with Spain, Mr. Bassett, don't forget that.
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And when they come ashore, we shall receive them with the respect due to the representatives of a friendly power.
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I hope your bitches will uphold the dignity of England, Mr. Bassett.
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What's happening now, Danny boy?
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They're sending a party ashore.
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Beamish is down there to receive them.
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Horrible.
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Lieutenant Mendez, representing Captain Philip Kettler of the ship Esperanza Spanish Navy,
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approaching under instructions of the Viceroy of Spain.
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Post, Mr. Bassett.
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Please to conduct me to your commanding officer.
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Follow me.
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Your Excellency, Lieutenant Mendez representing Captain Philip Ketterlin of the ship Esperanza of the Royal Spanish Navy.
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I make you welcome on behalf of his majesty's royal governor.
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I kiss your hand, your Excellency.
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My capitain requests an audience with the illustrious governor, Wood Rogers.
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Well, unfortunately, in one sense, governor Rogers has been summoned away.
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However, I'm fully empowered to act in his absence.
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I see no reason why we should not grant an audience to the representative of a friendly power, would you?
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Yes, however, forgive me, Lieutenant, a rather delicate matter arises under the circumstances.
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I'm sure you will understand.
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I assure you I'm fully accredited.
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My counsel will testify.
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Of course, but observing rank, Lieutenant, I do not believe it is, how shall we say, protocol for my captain to come to you, Lieutenant.
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The point is well taken, Lieutenant.
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I shall be honored to escort you to the ship.
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However, observe protocol as you say, sir.
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Would it be appropriate for his majesty's acting governor to go to a naval captain?
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You see my point, sir.
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An excellent point, Mr. Battenborough.
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I grant the point without argument.
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My captain will put ashore, together with a full guard of honor, of course, out of respect for acting governor Beamish.
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Full guard of honor? Oh, yes, well, agreed, agreed.
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I never thought I'd live to see the day they'd roll out the red carpet for the Spaniards.
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If you had any nerve, you'd let us out of here so we could break up the party.
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Not me. You'll rot in here for years.
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Maybe that is where our friend Wood Rogers has gone.
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To get a medal from the Spanish king.
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What for?
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For clearing the West Indies of pirates, of course.
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Look at us. Gaff Guernsey playing with dolls.
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And you, and me.
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And Don Tempest.
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The truth, as it is, Lamy couldn't hang, he corrupted.
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Snapping at his pardon like sharks after a bleeding fish.
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Now we're hung up by the gills while he leaves Beamish to scale and fry us.
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That Spanish galleon's a tidy ship.
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Lines as good as Stan's old Lolita.
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Stripped down, she'd be faster, I'd say.
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What a caper, to take a Spanish prize right in the harbor, under their very noses.
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Serve Beamish right for licking the viceroy's boots.
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But I guess we couldn't.
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All right, I've got nothing to keep me here, so we'll do it.
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Let's get out of here.
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Any man whose objections to sailing under Don Tempest, let him speak up now.
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It's an honor and a privilege, captain.
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You all know the articles of agreement.
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Every man has an equal vote, equal title in all provisions, and all strong liquor.
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No gaming at rice or playing at cards for money while at sea.
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Lights out at 8 o'clock and no drinking below decks.
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No women, no fighting aboard, and no talk of breaking up until we have each shared one.
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Captain and quartermaster, two shares in every prize.
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Boatsman and gunner, one and a half, every sailor one.
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All right, well, we've got somewhere to go, so let's get out of here.
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I always carry a trifle of gunpowder with me to salt me rum.
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But there's no rum.
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I'm into a tinderbox.
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Now, lads, this will make a bit of a noise.
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So let's have a trifle, gentle clatter.
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Once I had a nice little girl, she always wanted to be my wife.
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She always wanted to be my wife.
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Armando, don't steal as unlikely ship's boat.
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We don't want to be noticed till we have to.
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Si, Capitano.
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We meet at Harry's Cove, six bells.
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Taffy, go to the Fountain of Youth.
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Steal us a month's ration of naval rum.
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That Spanish stuff will drive us mad.
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At your service, Captain Temperance.
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Well, we're back on the old account again, eh, Danny boy?
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Yes, he's a beaut.
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I like him deep-waisted but slim.
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We'll have to re-rig a course, maybe cut down some superstructure.
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Only 20 guns.
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Well, we'll soon fix that, eh, Danny?
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We've got a couple of boatloads of Spaniards coming ashore.
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They must be bringing half the crew.
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Well, it'll make it easier for us.
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We'll need some musket and small shot before we board, eh?
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While they're welcoming the Spaniards,
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we'll pay a little visit to the armory at the fort.
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How do we get in?
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It's easier to get out.
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By the front door.
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How else?
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Dan Tempest, how did you get out?
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Stone walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars a cage.
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I know the old places, Jane.
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Spaniard's landed yet?
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Lieutenant Beamish is escorting them to the fort now.
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Dan Tempest, what's your business here?
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I'm here to see the Spaniards.
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Dan Tempest, what's your business here?
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I want some supplies. You make out the requisition, I'll sign it.
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Just a minute.
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Let me hand you over to Captain.
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Oh, no.
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Anything you want, Dan.
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Come on, shut up the arms, quartermaster.
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Aye, aye, sir.
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Now, the rum stays where it is until we have something to celebrate.
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Right?
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Right.
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Right.
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Get in!
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How have you been, sir?
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Fine, sir.
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I insist.
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Yes, it's an unexpected honor, Captain Cadylan.
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What a brandy.
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I always keep a touch on hand for important occasions.
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Your excellency, I kiss your hand.
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You do.
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The brandy?
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I shall forego the brandy until our affairs are concluded.
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I think we met before.
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I believe we exchanged shots during the late war.
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And a brisk reception you gave us, as I recall.
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We can expedite our business if you will allow us to sit this proclamation here.
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Yes.
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Now, you read Spanish, of course.
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Oh, yes, of course.
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In a laughable fashion.
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Let's see.
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Oh, it's an official proclamation.
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Yes.
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I see sovereign.
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Philip of Spain.
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Yes, the British crown.
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Let it be known that, uh, guerra.
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Guerra means war, right?
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Right, your excellency.
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I thought so.
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Yes, let it be known that a state of war exists between...
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You comprehend, lieutenant Beamish?
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Oh, yes, yes, yes, it all comes back to me.
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It's amazing how language stays with you, even if you don't use it.
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A state of war exists between...
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We are at war, captain Cattleman.
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Quite so.
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Naturally, I won't take any advantage of the situation.
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Your ship will be allowed to sail unmolested.
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Once outside the harbor, however, I think it's fine to...
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You do not quite understand the position exactly, lieutenant.
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I am demanding the surrender of New Providence in the name of Spain.
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Oh, but surely you don't expect me to honor such a request.
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I give you no choice.
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My guard has already taken possession of the port.
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That's it!
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That's it.
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Resistance is impossible, lieutenant.
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I have been reinforced by a company of men I landed on the other side of the island this morning.
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England will never surrender, captain Cattleman.
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Arrest him.
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Well, what do you think, Skipper?
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I don't understand it.
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By the look of it, there's just an anchor what you board.
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Are the rest down below?
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We took half the crew ashore.
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Unless...
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Well, we'll soon find out.
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We'll cross our bows and we'll come in on the front of the seaward with the wind.
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Now, since there are only four of us, we'll take a chance.
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We'll all come up on the quarter deck.
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Aye, aye, captain.
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Charlie!
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No, senor!
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No political gathering!
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Just I'm prisoner of the guerra!
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Quiet, you Spanish dog!
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Mi rendo! Mi rendo! Mi rendo!
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I'm prisoner of the guerra!
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Mi rendo! Mi rendo!
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I'm prisoner of the guerra!
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Mi rendo! Mi rendo!
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I'm prisoner of the guerra!
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Mi rendo! Mi rendo!
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I'm prisoner of the guerra!
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Hey, hey, hey, hey!
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What's all the shouting about?
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Why does everyone surrender?
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This one says that we must treat them like prisoners of war.
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How do you like that?
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Tell him we're pirates.
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So as paratus.
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Ask him where the rest of the crew is.
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Donde esta los demás de la tripulacion?
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Todos ya les esta retirando la fortaleza.
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He says that they are all ashore capturing the fort.
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El otro lado.
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Half of them landed on the far side of the island this morning.
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Look, senor, see?
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It's embarrassing now, isn't it?
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What's embarrassing about it?
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Pirates never did so good as during the war.
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They blast each other to splinters and we pick up the pieces of eight.
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I don't know. My wife is ashore.
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It doesn't seem right somehow.
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Maybe we could just be privateers instead of pirates, like Woods Rogers was.
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Now we know why he went away. Back to the navy.
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It will take them all.
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I say we hang these dons by the yard and then clear out before the Spaniards find out what's happened.
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Sail out from here and give the Spaniards the pleasure of hanging Mr. Beamish.
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Not Dan Tempest.
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Listen, Dan, we are pirates.
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We've been all over that.
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We're going to retake the island and we'll hold her as long as there's war with Spain.
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Are you crazy, Danny?
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Are you scared to fight the Spaniards, Gaff?
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Attack that fort with a dozen men and 20 guns?
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We're not going to attack that fort.
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We're going to make them come to us.
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Now lock all the prisoners below up anchor and then we'll set the ship adrift.
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Dan, she will crash into the jetty before the tide turns.
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Read my mind, Armando.
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I only hope the Spanish captain's as smart as you are.
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I promised Mr. Beamish I would sample his brandy when our affairs were concluded.
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Frankly, Lieutenant, I did not think it would be quite so easy.
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Your strategy was perfect, mon capitaine.
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It was simply a matter of planning and knowing your own strength.
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Now, my plans for the administration of the island are actually quite simple.
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And in fact, even easier to put into effect than you would imagine.
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Our ship, she is drifting.
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Another two minutes and she will be on the rocks.
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Assemble the men, quickly.
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We're drifting too fast for my liking, skipper.
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Two boatloads, Gaff. Better than I hoped for.
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Let her rip, Tappy.
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We've been hit, Armando!
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Tappy, get up!
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Lay hard on our boat, Gaff.
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Aye, aye, captain.
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Let go anchor, Armando.
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Aye, sir.
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Let go anchor, Armando.
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All right, boys, time's up.
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Captain Tempest!
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Well, Mr. Beamish, that was a nice job of work you did there.
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Congratulations.
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Well, I'll be blown.
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That's right, Danny boy. Rub it in.
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Great help you were, sitting here nice and comfy.
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Well, on the contrary.
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I've got to hand it to you, Mr. Beamish.
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You outsmarted the whole bunch of them.
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Oh. I did?
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Drawing them ashore like that. A master stroke.
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I take it our plan was a success, then?
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Oh, yes. Like a charm.
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Dan Tempest declared war on Spain.
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Well, now, lieutenant, you and the Navy going to join me?
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You can count on us, captain.
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I should think the war with Spain's pretty well finished, isn't it?
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Now, now, Gaff, don't keep my friend the governor waiting. Let him out of there.
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Now, then, you men, clear out.
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The Spaniards can be doing with that space.
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All right, Gaff, take over.
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My friend the governor and I have got some plans to discuss.
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