MARQUIS DE 81. GILES.
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The Count de 81. Germai0's Tale.


From the Memoirs of the Court of Louis XIV. BY


Madame du Hausset.


At the beginning ofthis century, the Mar
quis de ST. GILES was sent Ambassador from
Spain to the Hague. In his youth he had
been particularly intimate with the Count
de Moncade, grandee of Spain, and one Of
the richest mobiles of the country Some time
after the Marquis arrival at the Hague, he
received letter from the Count, entreat-
ing him, in the name of their former friend
ship, to render him the greatest possible SER
vice.


s'You know said he, my dear Marquis,
the modification felt that the name OF Mon
cade was likely to expire With me. At length
it pleased heaven to hear my prayers, and
to grant me son he gave early promise
of dispositions worthy of his birth; but he
sometime since formed an unfortunate and
disgraceful attachment to the most eelebra-