journey

G I B R A L T A R T O M A L A G A .
Verdure, invite the wealthy merchants
to fpend in it the fummer feafon, and
the biíhop has here a paiace.
The quantity of water which funs
through the town, tumbles down from
the hills behirid it in béautiful and
natural falls, and turns á number of
milis that eiiable the inhabitants tb
fupply Malaga with great part of it&
bread, as they do daily in the feafoá
with loads of figs, appies, grapes 1 ,
apricots, peáches, cherries, pomgfá-
nates, and other früits.
Coyn rnay at prefent cbntaín from
íixtofevenhundredfamilies, and is gd-
verned by a Corrigidor, called El Cdí-
rigidor de las quatro Villas; his ju-
rifdiítion extending over Alora, Al-
hauin el grande, and Cártama.
D % T O L O X-