m Crewecéuf, n4i*ê l'mninoA wàk hwi three days to repofe and refrefh myfelf, when I took leave, and weiit to Valeaciennes. After ftaying there a fortnight, I wmnt to Holland, to vifit nay gallant patron mud lord, the count de Bfois, whom I found at Schoenhoven. - He made me good cheer, and inquired after news. I told him enough of all I had feen or heard, mw| was with him upward* of a month, as well at Gouda m Schoenhoven, and then took leave to return to France, to learn the particulars of the confer* onces that were holding at Leulinghem, between the French and Englifh, and likewife to be pne-fent at the magnificent feafts that were to be given at queen Ifabella's public entry into Paris, where m yet (he had never been*. To learn the moft I could, I travelled through Brabant, and managed to arrive at Paris eight days before the commencement of the feafts. I had fo much forethought, refpeoting the French * Underneath it the tranflation of a note, vol. Hi. p. 85. of M. Lerefque'f hiftory of the five firft kings of the race of Vtlois. " ' • One would be tempted to believe, from the radtabéf umr hiftorians, tint the tpwtti, nrhti bid neir Iwett nsnkd iwr y*an» made ttlié her firft entry into Parity It i* a miftake. Sac was Acre w 138% when-Cbariei wrote to her, the Bfth April, firom Motfdidier, m fend to Amiens the amount of thé lmxes9 and to Î ,11 ' all the mut «t aim mà foieigaewtlut wot fcriMtai «ftt -iHè iMraftin wfSfegkfld fmi Sfcfk Me ttùewhet at the tartine*» pndtfm war *gatttft thellé-mlttgi irtâtlitif'tliii. 'O&e^Ha^xeiyeetttré, from thw let-ter* that h* had entnrittd her with the regency/ * . '. - and