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BRADSHAW'S ILLUSTRATED HAND-BOOK TO FRANCE.

ARLES-SUR-TECH (5 kil.) has the ancient church of St. Benoit's Abbey (founded 778), in the porch of which is the grey marble tomb of two saints, brought from Rome in the 11th cent. Pop. 2,000.

[About 5 kil. west-north-west, up a branch of the Tech, is CORSAVY, near a precipice, 886 feet down; whence it is almost 10 kil. by mule-paths and serrated ridges, and hard climbing to the top of Mont Canigou, the highest peak of the East Pyrenees, 1,454 toises, or 9,298 feet, above the sea, and visible 30 leagues round. It is covered with snow seven months in the year, and shows signs of having been formerly worked for minerals. The mountains in this quarter are not bare, but edged with forests of pines, oak, ash, chesnut, cork, &c.]

LE-SAUVEUR-LE-TECH (8 kil.)

PRATS-DE-MOLLO (5 kil.), a small fortified mountain-post, strengthened by old Gothic walls, and the fort of La Garde, built by Vauban. Pop. 3,500. A path leads over the ridge of the Pyrenees to Cam predon, on the Spanish side (18 kil.), on the river Ter. To the west near the head of the Tech, are the warm mineral waters of la Preste, close to the grotto of Britchos, and to quarries of veined marble and breccia.

(C) Up the Tet, by Prades and Mont Louis.

Distance, about 43 miles.

Leaving PERPIGNAN as above, the next place is
ST. FELIN (12 kil.), on the Tet.

ILLE (13 kil.), a small town at the end of the plain of Perpignan, with old turreted walls, and once noted for peaches and other fruits. The church is built of rough marble.

VINCA (8 kil.), where a stream from Mont Canigou falls in, after passing Valmanya (11 kil. south), a mining village, by which the mountain may be ascended, by a good climber, and a descent made to Arles, on the opposite side.

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PRADES (10 kil.), a small sous-préfecture (pop. 3,200), in a fertile hollow of the mountains, built 884. It contains a college, hospice, a good church, and (near it) remains of St. Martin de Cuxa abbey. Trade in corn, wine, wool, hemp, &c. The Canigou may be reached about 12 kil. south, by way of Taurinya.

[At 6 kil. north-north-west is Molitg or MOLIGT, a small place (pop. 600), in a gorge of the Castillane, noted for its twelve warm springs (temperature 90° to 100°), which are useful for indigestion, ulcers, chronic muscular complaints, nervous diseases; and frequented July to September. Board, 3 to 4 fr. a day.]

VILLEFRANCHE (5 kil., a third-class fortress, in a deep gorge at the bottom of the cliffs which hem in the Tet, here lined by two streets of red marble houses. It was built by Vauban for Louis XIV., who banished some of his court ladies here. On the south-side, beyond the ramparts, is Coba-Bastère grotto. Pop. 700.

[To the south, up the valley of the Conflent, is VERNET (8 kil.), a pretty village, known for its hot springs. About 3 kil. higher up the side of Mont Canigou, on a rocky height, are the picturesque remains (a good tower, &c.) of St. Martin's Abbey, founded in this desolate spot, 1101, by Guiffred, Comte de Cerdagne and Conflent, to expiate the murder of his nephew. In winter it is covered with snow, and inhabited by wolves.]

OLETTE (9 kil.), where two streams join the Tet.

THUES-EN-TRAVAILLS (5 kil.), has several hot sulphur springs, one of which, the Cascade, is up to 160° temperature.

FONTIPEDROUZE (5 kil.), in a pretty part of the Tet, near a fall, and several good points of view.

MOUNT-LOUIS (5 kil.), beyond which is the head of the Segre, and Bourg-Madam, on the Spanish frontier near Puycerda, where the Route from Toulouse via Foix falls in (see Route 68).

CONTINENTAL HOTELS, &c.

AIX-LA-CHAPELLE.

HOTEL DU GRAND MONARQUE. - DREMEL'S HOTEL, at Arx

LA-CHAPELLE.-This magnificent and large Hotel, for Families and single Travellers, continues to maintain its European reputation for being the favoured residence of travellers of all nations. The proprietor, Mr. FRITZ DREMEL, obtained this unusual patronage by the cleanliness and comfort of his apartments (all the beds being of new construction), the richness and excellence of its viands and wines, added to the attention and civility of the attendants. Table d'Hôte at 1 and 5 o'clock.

The new Bath House attached to the Hotel also belongs to Mr. Dremel. It has extensive accommodation, and its proximity is a great advantage to visitors. Hot, Cold, Shower, and Tepid-sulphureous Baths at a few minutes' notice. The Baths are supplied direct from the Mineral Springs. [M-1.

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RAND HOTEL DUBIGK CAMPHAUSBADSTRASSEN, one of the oldest and best Family Hotels in the town; recently enlarged and embellished, is situated opposite the three principal Bath establishments. Table d'Hôte at 2 and 5 o'clock. Patronised principally by English Families. Mme. DUBIGK, Proprietress. [M-2. OTEL DU DRAGON D'OR; Proprietor, Mr. B. MÜLLEM.-This large and well-known Establishment, close to the Kursaal and opposite the principal bath houses, has an excellent reputation for its general comfort, cleanliness, superior accommodation, and very moderate charges. The Proprietor lived several years in England. Table d'Hôte at 1 and 5 o'clock. Carriages at the Hotel. Arrangements for the winter season from the 1st October.

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AMIENS.

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OTEL DE FRANCE ET D'ANGLETERRE, 23, Rue Royale-by M. BRULE-GLENE.-Persons visiting or passing through Amiens will find this Hotel combines superior accommodation, with the most moderate scale of charges. It is one of the oldest establishments on the continent; and, having recently been newly furnished and decorated, it offers great comfort and agreeableness. M. Brule-Glene is desirous that every attention be paid to the comfort of English Travellers. Families and Gentlemen accommodated with convenient suites of apartments, or single rooms, well furnished. Attendance is good. Refreshments of the first quality, and Wines of the best vintage, at moderate prices. [M-4.

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AMSTERDAM.

RACK'S DOELEN HOTEL, situated in the centre of the Town, and most convenient for visitors on pleasure or business. It commands a splendid view of the Quays, &c.; and, being conducted on a liberal scale, it is patronised by the highest classes of society in Holland. It is also much frequented by English Travellers for the comfort and first-rate accommodation it affords, as well as for the invariable civility shown to visitors. Cold and warm baths may be had at any hourCarriages for hire.

Table d'Hôte at half-past four, or dinner “à la carte.”

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HARDENBERG'S ENGLISH AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, by the name of The Old Bible, is well conducted and moderate, and is much frequented by English and American travellers. It is situated in the Warmoes Straat. The "Times" and "Illustrated News" taken in.

ANTWERP.

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OTEL DE LA PAIX, Rue des Menuisiers, opened the 1st May, 1869.

No expense has been spared to make it one of the most comfortable hotels on the continent. Excellent Table d'Hôte. Choice Wines. Central situation. English, French, and German News[M-164.

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ANTWERP-Continued,

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS ON THE CONTINENT.

THE HOTEL DE L'EUROPE, in the PLACE VERTE, next the Post Office,

known for many years as the HOTEL DU PARC, has been much enlarged and improved by the present Proprietor having built a splendid Salle à Manger, capable of dining upwards of 120 persons, and added many Bed Rooms and Sitting Rooms entirely new furnished; redecorated it, and fitted it up with every English comfort; pledges himself to spare no exertions to render it one of the most popular Hotels on the Continent. Excellent Table d'Hôte. A choice selection of Wines. Hot and Cold Baths at any hour. Coach House and Stabling. English and French Newspapers.

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ARNHEIM.

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OTEL DE BELLE VUE.-C. S. FROHNHAUSER, Proprietor.-Known as on one of the most elevated points of the country; this Hotel commands the most extensive and picturesque views in the Netherlands. The accommodation is both elegant and comfortable. Patronised by the Queen Dowager of Holland. Table d'Hôte. Hot and Cold Baths. Good Stabling. The Prices are-Bed and Breakfast, 1st class, 2 fl.; 2nd class, 1 fl. 50 kr. Persons staying some time can be accommodated on the following terms, from 4 fl. 50 kr. to 3 fl. 50 kr. per day, exclusive of wine. [x-8.

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BADEN-BADEN.

OTEL DE COUR DE BADE.-BADISCHER HOF.-(Not to be confounded ment, with extensive Gardens, Warm, Mineral, and other Baths; enjoying a well-merited reputation for its great comfort and attention. It is patronised by the most distinguished families.

MANAGER, MR. F. ZIEGLER.

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HOTEL DE HOLLANDE and Dependance: AU BEAU SEJOUR.

A. ROESSLER, Proprietor. This favourite and first-class Hotel, situated near the Kursaal, Promenade, and Theatre, commands one of the most charming views in Baden. The Hotel and Dependance consists of one hundred and sixty sleeping apartments, elegant sitting-rooms, and a garden for the use of visitors. Extensive and airy dining-room, and a comfortable public sitting-room, with piano and library. It is conducted under the immediate superintendence of the Proprietor, who endeavours, by the most strict attention and exceedingly moderate prices, to merit the continued patronage of English and American visitors. English and American newspapers. The Table d'Hôte and Wines of this Hotel are reputed of the best quality in Baden. Fixed moderate charges for everything. Rooms from 2s. and upwards.

Breakfast, 1s. 2d. Table d'Hôte at One, 2s. 4d.; at Five, 3s. Mr. ROESSLER, will spare no pains to deserve the confidence of English Travellers. Open during the Winter. English is spoken.

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BAINS DE LUCQUES (TUSCANY).

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RANDS HOTELS D'EUROPE ET D'AMERIQUE.-Pietro Pagnini, who, since 1834, keeps the Hotels d'Europe and d'Amerique, at the Baths of Lucca, begs to inform strangers intending to visit that charming spot, that he still continues the management of his establishments in his usual liberal manner, and respectfully requests visitors not to allow themselves to be influenced by interested persons, who represents Signor Pagnini's Hotels as being always quite full. [[M-II.

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BALE.

OTEL DE LA CIGOGNE, kept by J. KLEIN-WEBER.-This Hotel recommends itself for its excellent Table d'Hôte at 12 o'clock, at 3 frs. (Wine included), and st 6 o'clock, at 4 frs. (Wine included). Rooms and apartments from 2 frs. and 2 frs. 50 c., &c. Omnibuses at the Stations. English spoken. Well situated close to the Rhine. [M-12.

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BALE-Continued.

TOTEL DE LA CROIX BLANCHE (WHITE CROSS HOTEL).—Mr. A. GUBLER, Proprietor. This Hotel, beautifully situated on the Banks of the Rhine, close to the German Railway Station, is a very excellent house for families and single gentlemen. Breakfast at 1 fr. Table d'Hôte at 2 frs. 50 c. Bed Rooms from 1 fr. 30 c. Prompt attendance.

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HE BLACK BEAR HOTEL.-Mr. ERNST KRAFFT, Proprietor.-Situated hausen). An excellent Hotel for Families or single Gentlemen. It is comfortably furnished, and recommended for its cleanliness, good accommodation, good table, and reasonable prices. Table d'Hôte at 12 30, 2 fr. 50 c.; and at 5, 3 fr.; Dejeûner, 1 fr. to 1 fr. 50 c. Bed-rooms from 1 fr. to 2 fr. 50 c. Attendance, 75 c. English and French spoken. Omnibus to all quarters. Great attention is shown to English travellers. [x-14.

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BERLIN.

ARKGRAF'S HOTEL DE L'EUROPE, TAUBENSTRASSE, 16.-First-class Hotel for Families and single Gentlemen; and very well situated in the richest quarter of the town, near the Promenade called "Unter den Linden," the Museum, the King's Palace, the Theatres, &c. English and French spoken. Moderate charges.

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OTEL D'ANGLETERRE, 2, PLACE ANDER BAUACADEMIE. Situated in the finest and most elegant part of the town, next to the Royal Palaces, Museums, and Theatres. Single Travellers and large Families can be accommodated with entire suites of apartments, consisting of splendid saloons, airy bedrooms, &c., all furnished and carpeted in the best English style First-rate Table d'Hôte, Baths, Equipages, Guides. Times and Galignani's Messenger taken in. Residence of Her British Majesty's Messengers. X-16.]

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R. SIEBELIST, Proprietor.

RAND HOTEL DE ROME, under the Tilleuls, 39, corner of Charlotten Street. This great and beautiful Hotel, the largest and best situated of the capital, combines real English comfort with reasonable prices, and is kept in a very fashionable manner. Two hundred Rooms, Twenty-five Saloons, Three large Dining Rooms for more than 600 persons. Reading Rooms, supplied with all foreign Newspapers. Music Saloon, and conversation Room, &c. Restaurant "à la Française." The prices are placed in every room. Cold and Warm Baths. Post Office; Telegraph, &c. Omnibuses at the Station. [x-17.

OTEL ROYAL UNTER DEN LINDEN, No. 3, and Corner of Wilhelm Street.-Mr. FRIEDRICH LANGE, Proprietor. This Hotel is in the best situation of the town, near the Promenade, the King's Theatre, the Museum, &c.; it is most elegantly furnished, and offers good accommodation for all classes of travellers. Saloons and large Apartments for Families. Waterworks and Baths in the Hotel. Carriages. Table d'Hôte at three. Private Dinners and Suppers at any hour. Good English Cuisine, and French Restaurant in an elegant saloon. Prompt attendance and moderate prices. French Restaurant. The Hotel has recently been enlarged by 40 well furnished rooms and bed-rooms.

BIARRITZ.

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HOTEL DE FRANCE. Delightfully situated, and having a branch establish

ment of a hundred rooms directly facing the sea-close to the Baths. This magnificent and very extensive establishment is fitted up in a very superior style, and conducted in a manner to deserve the recommendation given of it to English Travellers in Murray's Hand-books for France for comfort, civility, and attention which nothing cau surpass. The Proprietor, MR. GARDERES, speaks English, and keeps carriages for excursions in the Pyrenees and Spain. Table d'Hôte. Private dinners at a very moderate charge. [M-19.

BONN.

THE GOLDEN STAR HOTEL.-This first-rate and unrivalled Hotel,

patronised by the English Royal Family, the English Nobility, and Gentry, is the nearest Hotel to the Railway Terminus, and to the landing places of the Rhine Steamboats. The Proprietor, Mr. J. SCHMIDT, begs leave to recommend his Hotel to English Tourists. The Apartments are furnished and carpeted throughout in the best English style, and the charges are moderate. Apartments during the Winter at moderate prices. The London Times and New York Herald taken in during the whole year, Six excellent Pianos to be found in the different sitting-rooms. [M-20.

BORDEAUX.

ORDEAUX.-HOTEL DE NANTES, LOUIS QUAY, XVIII., No. 6.— Promenades, the Bourse, and Theatres. Is fitted up in a most superior style, has a good Restaurant, and a large stock of Wines. Large and small Apartments for Families and Gentlemen. Sitting-room for conversation, &c. Attendants speaking several languages. [M-21.

HOTEL DES PRINCES ET DE LA PAIX. This first-rate Hotel has

just been entirely furnished, and contains apartments arranged with the greatest care and elegance. Its situation is admirable, and its accommodation excellent. It is honoured with the patronage of the best society, and recommends itself to English travellers. [M-22.

BOULOGNE-SUR-MER.

HOTEL DU PAVILLON IMPERIAL DES BAINS DE MERME.

BOURGOIS, Proprietor. This large and splendid Hotel, having been frequently patronised and honoured by the visits of their Majesties, the Emperor and Empress, was selected by them for the residence of H.M. Queen Victoria on her visit to Boulogne. This Hotel is established on a most extensive scale, and is fitted up in the superior style of the first and best class Hotels in England. Situated by the sea side, it commands fine views of the sea, and yet it is sheltered from the east winds. It is united to the old Hotel de Pavillon, and now forms an unrivalled establishment, capable of accommodating a large number of visitors. Hot and Cold Baths. An excellent Sea-bathing Establishment, Machines, &c., attached to the Hotel. Table d'Hôte at Six o'clock. The prices of this first-class Hotel will be found unexceptionable. Mr. Bourgois, the proprietor of this Hotel, has been appointed by the Municipal Council, Director of the Bath Establishment.

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PACKHAM'S HOTEL, DU LOUVRE.-The nearest to the Paris Terminus.

A first-class Hotel, having accommodation for 200 persons. Excellent Table d'Hôte at 6 o'clock. Bedrooms from 2 to 3 francs per night. Good double-bedded rooms (twenty feet square), with a sea view, for two persons, £4 per week; Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner, Tea, or Coffee, with attendance included. Families booked from London to Paris will always find time to dine at this Hotel from its proximity to the Station, as Dinner or Refreshments are always ready upon the arrival of the Steamers. The Hotel Omnibuses convey passengers from the Steamers to the Hotel, and vice versa, gratuitously. [M-24.

GRANDtated the finest promenade of the town, Year the Railway TermstablishRAND HOTEL, kept by Mr. CHRISTOL.-This vast and splendid Establish

Steam-packet Station, recommends itself to notice by the reputation of its good cuisine, its choice Wines, the comfort of the Apartments, and the care given to the attendance. Conversation, Reading, and Music-room. English and French newspapers. Divan Saloon exclusively reserved for Smokers. Billiard-room. Warm Baths. Table d'Hôte at six o'clock. Private Dinners and Breakfasts for families and residents in the Hotel. Journey from Boulogne to Paris, 5 hours. [M-25.

SELECT BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, 87, Rue Neuve Chaussée, 87.—

Mrs. LE CAMUS offers the best accommodation to Families and Single Gentlemen at moderate terms; and also well-furnished Apartments, with attendance.

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