lMl,ia NOV. 9
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"The Marquis de Bolgida, Comptroller
General had a sudden attack of apoplexy,
which ended. as it MAS thought, ia his death,
He was dressed in the habit Of Monk. as is
the common custom of our country, and de-
posted III the vault of the Church Of St,
Iuste, his parish


"However, at eleven o'clock. last night,
the Marquis awoke from his lcthargy, rails
ed himself from the coffin (for in general our
collins are not fastcned) and his fear giving
him additional strength, he made lis way to
the grating Of the vault opening to the street,
and called to the FIRST person he saw, who,
frightened IN hrs turn, ran away AS fast as
he could, calling out that ghosts were Com
ing forth from the vault of St, Juste. The
Marquis finding himself thus treated, recol-
lected the name of IA carpenter known to
him, and who lived opposite, and called on
him SO loudly, that he succeeded in waking
him. The carpenter went out, and though
not much pleased to hear himself called up
OH from place, the inhabitants of which
are generally very taciturn, by degrees, col
lected his thoughts, understood what the
Marquis wished him to do and went mme-
diately to give the Cure Of the Parish an ac-
count of what had taken place. The Mar
quis was liberated from the vault and taken
to his home, where lie now remains i'll in bed
and on the point Of really dying, through the
supposed death which he lately suffered.