The Accumulation Of Numbers Always Augments In

Mental Agitations And Eating Cares Are More Injurious To Health, And Destructive Of Life, Than Is Commonly Imagined, And Could Their Effects Be Collected, Would Make No Inconsiderable Figure In The Bills Of Mortality.

Of Whatsoever Number A Fleet Of Ships Of War Is Composed, It Is Usually Divided Into Three Squadrons; And These, If Numerous, Are Again Separated Into Divisions.

The Simplicity And Uniformity Of Rural Occupations, And Their Incessant Practice, Preclude Any Anxieties And Agitations Of Hope And Fear, To Which Employments Of A More Precarious And Casual Nature Are Subject.

The Head Of A Ship However Has Not Always An Immediate Relation To Her Name, At Least In The British Navy.

The Regular Hours Necessary To Be Observed By Those Who Follow Country Business, Are Perhaps Of More Consequence Than Any Of The Other Articles, However Important Those May Be.