... NEW PROVERB.-Promises, like Government ships, were only made to be broken. A GOOD AVirr,Wheii a daughter remarks—Mother, I would not hire help, for I can assist you to do all the work of the kitchen, set it down that she will make somebody a good wife ...

... spread for his people in the wilderness, of Ihe thunder that rolled around Sinai, and of the Shecinah on the Mercy-seat, have lost nothing of their vividness and power. IJis representations of the faith and piety that triumphed on Moutit Moriah, and in ...

... TOTAL LOSS OF AN EMIGRANT SHIP. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY EVENING.-Accounts have reached Liverpool from Holland to day, stating that the emigrant ship Atlantic, Captain Ross, which sailed from Liverpool for New Orleans on Friday, the 12th instant, has been ...

... THE ships at Greenland this year have suffered considerably from the immense quantities of ice, and the severity of the weather. Two vessels, the William Ward and the Pledge, of Hull, were lost; crews saved, but many of the men with frost- bitten toes ...

... the mate and another man to join her, bravely forced the mutineers to work the ship to Aden; where they are now in confinement. [The Southampton Herald states that the ship was the Rainbow, belonging to Mr. BROWN, of Souths ampton, from which port it sailed ...

... enormous unemployed navy (ships of war in commission, ordinary, or building, 678 of these, 16;) a re armed steamers), should resort to hiring at all, as it is not only very expensive, but dangerous ?—to wit, the number of ships with emigrants and convicts ...

... EMIGRANT SHIP. NEARLY TWO HUNDRED LIVES LOST. HARWICH, SUNDAY, With the deepest regret we have to record one of the most frightful catastrophes that probably ever occurred on this part of the English coast, viz., the total loss of a large emigrant ship, on ...

... hand. An unsuccessful attempt was made to put the ship about, but the wind was blowing right on land, and the only resource was to let go the anchor, which expedient was resorted to, and for a moment the ship was brought up but the violence of the gale either ...

... accommodating the ship- ping from which they derive so much revenue, and thus have secured to themselves and the town a princely income in perpetuity. This, we say, they ought to have done. It was a great oversight, and in consequence we have lost, as a corporation ...

... been originated by the prisoners themselves. The loss is estimated at ISE Corsair emigrant ship, on her passage from Liverpool to Aievv York, was totally lost on the eastern banks of Newfound, Lmd. She had 300 emigrants on board, who, however, got Safe ...

... Essays on the Sabbath by Wonting men, have presented him with a purse of thirty sovereigns. EIGHT LrvBs LOST AT LANCASTER.—On Monday last, eight men lost their lives by the upsetting of a boat on the river Lune, at Lancaster. A FINANCIAL REFORM ASSOCIATION ...

... He was thrice ship- wrecked once upset in a boat, and kept himself afloat on an oar for nineteen hours. He was two years in slavery at .Tripoli, and escaped by beating out tlie brains of two Moors, and swimming on board a French ship in the bay, lying ...