Reginald Cobham, fir Walter Manny, fir Tho-mas Holland, fir Lewis Beauehamp, fir James Àudley, fir Bartholomew Burgherfli, the lords Percy, Mowbray, Neville, Roos, de Difort, de Gq/lrode, de Berder, and many others. There were four hundred knights ; nor was he ever at-tended by a larger etmpany of great lords. The king kept the fea with his veflels ready prepared for action, and to wait for the enemy, who was not long before he ' appeared. He kept cruifing for three days between Dover and Calais. ^THEN ihe Spaniards had completed their car-goes, and laden their veflels with linen cloths, and whatever they imagined would be profitable in their own country, they embarked* on board their ftçet «t Sluya. Tie? knew they fhould meet the JSngKih, but were indiffère* about it ; for they had màrvelloufly provided themfelves with all forts of warlike ammunition; fuch as bolts for crofs-bows, cannons, and bars of forged iron to throw on the #nemy, inbopes, with the affiftance of greet ftones. to fink him. When thej weighed anchor, the wind was fa-* vourable for them : there were forty large veflels of ftich a fize, and fo beautiful, it was a fine fight t# fee them w4fter fail. Near the top of their mafts w«re fmall cailles, full of flints and fiones, and a foldkr to guard them ; and there alfo was the flag-. • . ' fluff.