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whispered to the blessed Spirit, ego thy way for this time." But to his sorrow, perhaps his ctern0l sorrow, the Spirit took him at his wOrd-departed, left him so him. self; and, you see his miserable end. Beware, then, and cherish the least serious ness you may have, nor for your life grieUe the tender influences of tho Holy Ghost.

 There is another fact, Mr. Editor, in the history of this man, which seems to me quite paradoxical-He was, during the whole course of his piracy in the constant habit of reading his Bible and hymn book !!

 Observing that his Bible was occasion ally interspersed with the first lines of hymns, his visitant asked tho reason. To refresh my memory" was the ready reply. Do you know these hymns ?' " Which ," The first line being read, he promptly repeated the whole hymn. Sev- en eights of Watts Psalms and hymns, he observed were familiar to his mind. His knowledge of the Scriptures was very great. He chose these books for his companions, he said, because he always admired them, and because he had but little leisure to de- vote to general reading. c *.