The Cow, the Horse, and the Struggles of Cymon
The fragment recounts Cymon losing his cow and later his horse, then declines into poverty while the landlord seizes his rent. He resolves to work harder, gains wealth again, and learns contentment lies in the mind. The piece ends with a Bristol letter praising British prisoners and charity. John Westey signs as the writer.
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Cyman
Hobbs
Cymon
George's Temple Bar
Jack'mecgort
Attack on a 74 gun ship near Plymouth Sound 1759
The letter from Capt Porter aboard the Hercules reports a chase in 46 40 north near Plymouth Sound on 16th instant. The foe, a large 74 gun ship, engaged with broadsides after maneuvering, several rigging and sail damages occurred, and Porter was wounded, with crew spirits praised.
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Porter
Cleveland
Plymouth Sound
Awozin
Jeeward
Olethn
Chace
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