knightsnf ûidtput? ytwô o£wboaiwere Ga&ori^ 01» a Qtattaa^ *ml the cither an EngHfeman. Bat of theomm*ufey they Aid there were about feveit thoti&nd five liuiufari; dead, without cmmihg thofe drowned, theaumbers of whom they une» ignorai* Of ;•' and of f hei* cton patty about foi*f cornu** ftieft.- ••»••• * ^ — ;^ • They f^ofed tl^iielv'es'fchte Saturday night at their eaJer fhey were well enabled to do To, from the great plenty éï pitprffîon and wine which they had met wife. Tley remained there the wWe of the enfuing day, which was Pahn*Simday, to refrefli thenlfelyeaê " On -that mewing, about fix o'dock, when the prince was rifen and dréfled, he came forth from life tent, and the duke of Lancafter, - the earl of Armagnac» the lord d'Aibret, fir John "Cbtodi% the captai de Buch, the lord de Pommîef%-;fi# Gtrifcard df Angle, the king of Majorca, wkh a great number of knights* and fquires advaQced to pay their refpeâs to him. Soon afterward, thé king don Pedro came thither, to whom the'prince paid every refpeft and honor. • Bon Pedro, having faiuted him, faid ; c Dear lord and fair confia, P entreat and befeech you, as a mkrk of your friend* ihip, that you will have the kiridnsfe to deliver up* to me the traitors of my country, efpee&Hy my bmther Sancho the baftard, and the others^ -that I may cut off their heads; for they have done me muehinjury/ ' • * • !% f« • 4 The prince of Wales, after having cortfidërecF for a moment the requeft which don Pedro hàd-jtifc made 3«9