Til? whple wefp m difmjty on hepkg theff Jof? ; for they h^d ppw no cqpmpidcr in cbfef to jppfc to, aai |h?y W poftly.. all free coqip^iiogs. They therefore f^id9.c Let feaftep irçck to ftp- own ppufltrips, fqr we h*ve loft pli f^ppoftfloties pf gaining pny thing here.1 ft was foon fenowp in Alejqp#ia that the Arn^gpgc? frçre jgg defpgfr: fa* fhe ^efuh of the çpiHit:they padç a fjdly feoip the tpwftt advancing full ggjlqp tp (he camp, fhouting c Pïp% fpr thq lord of Milsç! ' Mit çnç of the Arrarçgrçaç? mjide *qy, defence, but allpwpl tlemfelyes |p bç flafc, |ike wickçd pepple as they were: thf copcjuçfl was great, for the qrmy were fo çaft down, tbsft they furrep^lered withopr ftnking a blpw, m4$ throwing ^qw» their WW» »ade fo* ^Içxandri?, Wither the Uerpfps, mà other foldiprs 19 thf pay of the lord of Ififob dtpve them like a hfrd pf cattle. This upefpeûed death of the coput d*Armagh n*c happened very ynlucky for himfelf and his army. Had he remaned quiet bit five days, fir John Hai«kwpod wpuld bavg arrived with iivft hundred horfe and one thoufand foot ; and many valiant deeds would have been done by this knight and his men ; bpt an end wps now put tp every thing by this lofs. . You may fuppofe the count de Vertus wa$ in high fpirits on heading his enemies, whom h#-greatly dreaded, wetç killed, made prifoners or put to flight, and that the count d'Armagnac .was deajd. He more dearly prized his knight, fir James 276