The Maidens’ Frolick; or, a Brief Relation how Six Lusty Lasses has Prest full Fourteen Taylors 104 The Couragious Commander; or, a Brief Relation of that Most Noble Adventure of Sir Cloudesly Shovell, in the Bay of Dublin 106 The Seamen’s Victory; or, Admiral Killegrew’s Glorious Conquest over the French Fleet 108 Torringtonia; or, a New Copy of Verses on the Late Sea Engagement 110 England’s Triumph at Sea (1691) 112 England’s Great Loss by a Storm of Wind 113 Naval Warfare of 1692 114 The Royal Triumph; or, the Unspeakable Joy of the Three Kingdoms 117 Admiral Russell’s Scowering the French Fleet 119 A Merry New Ballad on the Great Victory over the French Fleet 120 The Valiant Seamen’s Courage 125 England’s Glory in the Behaviour of Brave Killeygrove 126 An Excellent Song, Call’d The Frighted French; or, Russel Scouring the Seas 128 The Cæsar’s Victory 129 A Copy of Verses, composed by Captain Henry Every 131 Villany Rewarded; or, The Pirate’s Last Farewel to the World 133 Captain Kid’s Farewel to the Seas; or, The Famous Pirate’s Lament 134 A Satyr on the Sea-Officers 137 The Sea-Martyrs; or, The Seamen’s Sad Lamentation for their Faithful Service, Bad Pay, and Cruel Usage 140 Advice to Young Maidens in Chusing of Husbands 143 The Seamen’s Wives’ Vindication 145 Billy the Midshipman’s Welcome Home 146 Admiral Benbow 148 The Death of Admiral Benbow 149 The Sailors Account of the Action at Vigo 151 On the Sea Fight between Sir G. R. and Toulouse, 1704 153 A Song on the same 154 The Sailor’s Tragedy; or, The Last Farewel of Captain Smith 154 The Valliant Admiral; or, The Wonderful Success of Sir John Leake 156 The Sea-Fight; or, The French Prize Taken 158 The Loss of the Edgar 160 The Sailor’s Complaint 162 Fair Sally Lov’d a Bonny Sailor 163