...is introduced at Cadiz, it ii so combined with that which is purely Spanish, that the difference in scarcely to be distinguished. Very little wine is...number of domestic servants) than families of the same descriptiou i* England. " In their dress and personal omarnento both men and women arc very extravagant,...

...gentlemen retire tocoffee with the ladies. The habits of th« Spaniards are very temperate anc^frugal, so far as regards the table and the furniture of their...England. " In their dress and personal ornaments both meu and women are very extravagant, especially the latter ; and I am told that the money expended on...

...tables. The habits of the Spaniards are very temperate and frugal, so far as regards the table and furniture of their houses ; but they keep a much greater number of domestic servants than families of similar circumstances in England. In their dress and personal ornaments, both men and women are very...

...the Spaniards are very tempérale and frugal, so far as regards the table and the furniture of thoir houses ; but they keep a much greater number of domestic...women are very extravagant, especially the latter; and lam told that the money expended on aladi's silk stockings and shoes alone (for they never walk out...

...ladies. The hahits of the Spaniards are very temperate and frugal, so far as regards the table ind the furniture of their houses ; but they keep a much...they never walk out twice in the same) is enormous. Cadiz market observes the same writer, was excessively crowded, especially the fish and vegetable markets...

...difference is scarcely to be distinguished. Very little wine is drank during dinner, and immediatelv afterwards the gentlemen retire to coffee with the...they never walk out twice in the same) is enormous. Cadiz market, observes the same writer, was excessively crowded, especially the fish and vegetable...