am • the town* hfuripg that the ;paflengers were Frenchmen come thither to feek for deeds of arm*, fh?wed them great kindnefe, and fup-plied them witfc every neceflary to the utmoft of their ' poller. When thefe knights ' and fquires had feffehed: themfeife^ for two days, spd had gained Sufficient intelligence, they let Out, mounted on hackney mà rodé to Dundee, from whence* continuing their journey as well m they could, [they came to .Perth, a handfcnie town. The river Tay Tiins hy it: these is:: a good fea-port, from whence onemay fail to any part of the -would. , On itheir ..asfivsal at Perth, they learnt that the Englift had retired, • and Ahat the king and all the nobility of Scotland ,were affembled in parliament .at Edinburgh. UpontW$)th0y refolved to find fir. Gamier de Cuiflangia aiid Mtebael de la Barre, to Edinr burgh, to have a conference with the king and the pofekii. tplfoow if they could be. employed, *nd to tefltfy their.good, wiUr at leafi, in coming §mm ' Hmidcft :,*o . .Seotlaifdc .fir riGeofey :de C?hftrnyiapÉ tfce ïfeft were to ration iat Perth un-til they heard bow they ."had/been /received. • , A* they -Imd-rcfolved,' fo wak itiexecuted :. the ambaffador* fet out from Perth mhd came to Edinburgh, where the king was. The earl of jDottglas wm thefe, whofe name was James, for fir William, the pirefent earl's fiither, was -lately de*iî there were .pt^nt. alio the Jehvir of Moray and Orkney, the lords de Verû, Sètber-land, lindfay and his fis ' brothers, who were all cf them knights. Thefe Scots lords enter* tained