Letters on nobility and moral conversation in China and Europe
In a long reflective dialogue a traveler and companion compare Chinese merit with hereditary rank, criticizing idle grandeur while noting the allure of power. They recall Tartars and mushroom broth customs as social satire, then condemn declining religious discussion and urge virtuous discourse among gentlefolk. News briefs from Falnouth and Weymouth follow with shipping movements and arrivals.
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Fum Hoam
Ceremonial Academy
Ite Ee Via
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Port News
Cadiz
Elizabeth
Hercroft
London
Bartlett
Plymouth
John and Mary
Parker
Lee
Southampton
Woods
Holiday
Whitehaven
Tristrams
Newcastle
Moorion
Sunderland
Cam’s Delight
Farmer
Cowes
Endeavour
Coats
Lisbon
Meriton
Guernsey
William
Niger
Count Bentick
William Membrey
St. Domingo
York
James King
New York
Scilly
Prince Christian
George Ross
Matter
Saloe
Villa Nova
Deal
Earl of Temple
Fotter
East India
Downs
Ruby
Peacock
Latbon
Gravesend
Champ
Jackson
Virginia
Prince George
Finglas
Polly
Leda
Teneriff
Sasanah
Hay
St. Antonio
St. Joseph
Efliot
Oporto
Guadaloupe
Queerlany
Prince
Prince of Brazil, Hughes, and the Ducafrat, Prince, From Leghorn ; the Aperton
Primrose
Susanna
Batfon
Duporto
Bath
Christian Land
Liverpool
Rachael
Grant
Philadelphia
Kingston
Kilbarn
Jamaica
Alice
Himes
South Carolina
Fanny
Handcroft
Montrerat
Harvey
Aletta
Rivers
Harbison
Charles Town
Barnes
Harrietta
Baines
Oak
Adams
Littleton
Brown
Earl of Hallifax
Terry
Cork