an ancient, rich, and strong town of Spain, in the kingdom of Grenada, with two castles, a bishop's see, and a good harbour, which renders it a trading place. It is frequented by the English and Dutch, who bring their vessels there to load them with fruits and wine. It is seated on the Mediterranean sea, at the foot of a craggy mountain. E. Long. 4. 56. N. Lat. 36. 51.