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MAILS.

The Mails by the Southern route to Be- am... Cape Traverse, 'l‘ryon River. are made upevary Monday. morning at IO o’clock. PAUL Mausv, Courier.

11,, Emem Mai's to Bay Fortune, Fair- field, .ilount Pleasant. Lot 47, St. Margarets. 51,9319", Souris—every Wednesday mom- in“! to o’clock—Par. FIEHAN, Courier.

Th. Western Mails to Bedeque. Cascum- .Cuvendish. Egmunt Buy. Lot 16, New tilngouw. New London, Park Corner, Port lill,°Princn Town, St. Eleonora, Tignish, mrellet‘s Rest —every'l‘hursdny morningat llo‘clock.-RICHARD BAGNALL, Courier.

The Southern Mails to George Town— ednegdny and Saturday mornings at 8 o'- ock, 'l‘o Belfast, Murray Harbour. Vernon im, White Sands-every Saturday ntS 'cloclt, A. M.—SAMUI:L LANE, Courier.

A THRILLING NARRATIVE.

The foiiowing remarkable story is ilrl in MacFariund’s Romance of tstory'—

'About the year I743, a person by to name of OgiIVie, an Irishman by 'rth. who practised surgery with at reputation in Rome, and who tidednot far from the Piazza di ngna, in that city, being in bed s called up to attend some strang- ,\rho demanded his professional They stopped before his use in a coach; and on his going the door he found two men musk-

3‘1)“ by whom he was desired to ac- ne ' panythem Immediately, as the ‘d Which brought them admitted MW, and not to omit taking with

tethat .h“ |tincets. lie complied and Mm, "liodhe coach: but no sooner had ul. qmttcd the street in which he puts. “tibtlttn they informed him he tuitbmd to have his eyes bandag- fi person to whom they were; 5 r tlo conduct him being a lady of nd Fr Time name and place of abode my ‘Infitspensable to conceal. To "(lutsttion he likewise submitted

Midi diflet‘ driving through a number own: ""3 apparently with a view to health"; "it ills forming an accurate idea 2W8” Pirtofthe city to which he “,de eddufi‘e". the carriage at length : he two gentlemen, his

astute. anl'uflsthen alighting, and each omefl- i “‘0 by the nrm,conducted him . thouse. and ascending a nar- Mom. tarp-case. they entered an apart- “ m. $3,” he was released from v n .Ottedo ver his eyes. One gem" acquainted him,t_hat it

“1 ms"): to put out of life a

Stamp" 01nd dishonored her family,

Ntestis-oathegregious;Tuners;

meniscis‘ijo'cx'i; eat,.rit5§‘;tsn* n can : l ox.

CIIAltLO’l‘TETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, estimation}. istt. ' no.

they had chosen him to perform the! masks charged him, if he valued Iris]'rul~;w]1.‘:;' office, knowing his professional skill; i life, never to divulge, and. ifpossihle,5 that he would lind her in the adjoin-,l never think on the past transaction. ’ ing chamber, prepared to submit to They added,that ifhe should embrace her fate; and that he must open her any measures, with a view to render ‘ I have loved thee in thy beauty. Veins with as much expedition as pos- it public,or to set on foot any in-f Thy glory and my power,— sible; a service. for the execution of quiry ittto it, he should be infallihly } Amt Sim" [now dc“ , which he should receive a liberal re- immolated to their revenge. Havingi In my sorro,,._,,,- compenso. finally dismissed him at his otvn door TThom .‘ , ' ,' Ogilvie at first peremptorily refns- they drove otf, leavipg him to his re-i , ’ 1° "mm" ' 8 ed to commit. an act so highly repug- flections. ? “‘9 ‘ied‘h‘d‘Wl’Sf ‘_ nnnt to his feelings. But the two On the subseqnent morning, after;0h! false as thou host can to HIV. strangers assured him, with solemn great irresolution, he determined att leunmleave thee MM denunciations of' vengeance. that his whatever risk to his personal safety,i ~v , refusal would not only prove fatal to not to participate by concealing soi'I‘hy frien booucompnnions— himself, without affording the slight- enormous acrime. It formed,never-! . The "all ’nd the «ray— estassistanco to the object ofhis com-‘theless, a delicate and difficult llll-,.iy‘,0:., 1,) _, , T passion—thather doom was irrevo- dertaking to substantiate the charge“ L yam " °‘e‘ mes" cable, and that unless he chose to as he remained ignorant of the place: participate a similar fate, he must to which he had been carried, or offNO trusted friend is near thee now: submit to execute the office imposed j the name and quality ofthe lady whom g upon him. Thus situated and fiHd—jile had deprived of life. Without n1. ing all remonstrances vain, he enter- 3 suffering himself to be deterred by t ed the room,where he found a lady of these consideration waited on a most interesting figure and appear- 5 the Secretary ofthe postal-to Chemo ; Am, Ialonc rem”, a, last ance, apparently tn the bloom of her, and acquainted him With every ¢ ’ youth. She was habited iii a loose un- particular, adding, that it'the goverrr; dress, and immediately afterward a ntent would extend to him protection, 5 L With my 53‘! Md hmken heart, female attendant placed atub ofwarm 5 he did not despair of tinding the house. My blighted hopes and name ; water, in which she immersed her' and bringing to light the perpetrators . ' wuh myjove’ which smug as d,mh__ legs. Far from imposing any impe- , ofthe deed. Benedict the I*‘ourteonth,l| ’Amw , ‘ m", M m diment to the act which she knew he ‘, [LambertiniJ who then occupied the i ‘t " 13 o r- ' was come to perform. the ladyassnr- l papal chair. had no sooner received Bath “lung ‘0”‘99 In 50W“ and "I-Imt',

‘0 “El! DYING illISiHNi".

A TOUCHXNG POEJX.

0 Wipe brow!

Look round thee—where are they No gentle love appears,

0 hang o’er thy death-swimming eyes, And bathe them with her tears.

My right in thee to claim :

ed him of her perfect resignation, ctt- the information than he immediately ; Unchanged, unchanging still. treating him to put the sentence pass- l commenced the must active measures ; ed on her into execution with as lit— for discovering the oiirnders. A I But I come not to reproach thee—- t'le delay as possible. She added, j gourd ofthe r;.;‘:rri, or Oiiicers ofJus— (Am mm“ [came t“ saver, that site was well aware that no par- lice, was appointed by his order to I mm b", 5mm)”, ,he rugged imh don could be hoped for from those j accompanyOgilvte; whopudgmg from = who had devoted her to death,whirh various circumstanCcs that he had I ‘ alone could expiatc her trespass; feli- i been conveyed out ot the crty ofRomc. Bl" 9"- {UWVBI' “t "‘3’ “36h citating herself that his humanityibegm by vistiog the villas scatterch Weeping in hopeless tvoe, would alleviate her sufferings, and, Without the walls ot .the metropolis. ’ Arnhembelovedflvoum for u.” soon terminate their duration. 9 Hh' smrcn proved ultimately success-;

After a short conflict with his own * ful. [n the who i’ttpa Julio, con-t mind, perceiving no means, ofextrt- . structed by Pope Julius: ill, [dol uwvepwed thee in my gym.» cation or escape. either for the lady 5 Monte] be there lonnd ttto bloody; or himself. being moreover urged to ' ttt-u-ks,left on the Walls by his tingers, . expedite his work by two personsjatn! at the some time he recctgntzed without, who, impatient at his reluc-, the apartments in which be had pttt tance, threatened to use violence on ; to tiD’ttil the ladv. The palace be- ’ There is no hand, save mine, to “‘iltt' him it'heprocrastinatcd, Ogilvie took longed to the Duke do _Bracctano, '1'}.ede,m,_da,,,ps from my Mm, : out his lancets, opened herlvetns,and thel chiefl‘ of pvhtph Iiilttstrtoutst latttitliy Oh! dearest ,0 my he“, and Wm,

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bled her to detth in n snort ttme ,‘tllt UH it it ter tt Vs _ ei ,m“ not ,eme “we no"... the gentlemen thtng caretuily ex-; murder, in the person of their own;

. e | - r s . amtned the body, tn order to ascer- , water. they no sooner fottnd that, ‘ r ‘ _ Y _ m ‘ tain that she Was no more, after cx-l it Was discovered than they tied to , Tub LIFTLLSUADAY buliOULtdhL.

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r ' ' . it where the easd' eludedl . . pressing their satislacttonotferedlnm the c y,_ I ' y y‘ I I A “me Sum,“ schml "HI when a purse of :cc/ttns as a remuneration; | the pursuits ovatstico. After tematn- , d in" whhed hP-r momma“) H” r b l d- lined all rccom ense onlv ‘ in"ilt.'t'l’. for some ttnte, they obtained y m ' ' l, -‘

ut te cc P 9 . i n . . lroses round her head tn the coiltn am; requesting to be conveyed front aga pardon, by the exertions of their;on bci'm asked w“ not “id pr“ scene on which he could not reflect powerful friends, on payment of ‘3. came Cplrigvg he‘dywm ctm‘wmld “pl without horror. With this entrcaty‘ considerable fine to the Aposluilclmormi .‘phi‘, be'num-l‘l, ,howm ,1: they complied, and havmg again ap- ; Chamber, and under the further con-l been versified by Mommmer P. I plied a bandage to his eyes, they letldition ttfatin'tng over the chimney- ’ . I a . )- him down the same staircase to the'piece of the room where the crime t Matntna, a little maiden Stllti, ' . I O . I a a . carriage. But, it being narrow, in i had been perpetrated, a plate of cop-; Almost With her expiring sigh,

'l't'tat leads thee to thy grave ;

My own heart’s blood would tiow.

Thy beauty and thy power, And I will not now desert then In thy sorrotwstricken hour;

descending the steps be contrived to l per, commemorating the transaction, 1 t put m, sweetmses “mud my head.

leave one or both sides of the walls ' and their penitence. This plate, to- unperceived by his conductors, thelgethcr with the inscription. still eon- marks of his fingers,which were stain- l ttnucd to etht there till thhtn these ed with blood. After obsehving pre- tow years.’

- u ions similar tothose use itt ring- ‘ ’m"’"‘*“’_ irilgthim to this house, he was con- wrongs may "Y a 30°" ma": but ducted home; and at parting the two

‘ When in tny coffin-dress I lie.’ ' ‘ Why not, tny dear,’ the mother cried ~- ‘ \Vbat flower so well a corpse adorth ‘ Mamtna,’ the innocent replied, ‘ They crowrted our Saviou: ‘5 head with thorns.’

cannot imprint on him a false stain.