sis à TRUCE AGREED 0$ At BRUfcBS BÎTWttW T«E • KTNG6 0F FRANCE ANB ENGLAND.—TOE BVKM ' OF «BIUTTANV RETIRES f O fclfi OWN fcOlFWTRY, ' AND ftfOAINi SOME OF *i» ^OWHS"' AtH» ; CASTLES. \I7E will now return m fthe noble negotiators at * Bruges, thut'is to %# the dukes of Aâjbti* and Burgundy, -the count ie Saltz bourg, tie Mfhop pf Amiens, the eleâed btfbop of Baycufc i *Ke titike pf Laoctter, the eari of StMfbury aad the- biJbop of iioadonf. In onter dut no barm -might hi|* pen to thefe lords, nor to tfeèir people wiho Hwfe going from one to the other, k was agueed these ihould be« trace, to lit to die firtt of May •i,37f# in ai the country between Calias and the river Sommes but that it fhould .not interfere with the other parts of the -country now at war. Upon this being -done, the lords de CKflbn ipd de 2a # The hliorian of Languedoc fays, the duke of Anjou was not prefent at this meeting, bot in Avignon ; and that, when the treaty was concluded* the duke of Burgundy fent from Bruges orders for the (cncfchal of Beaucaire to pubUih it.—Vol. Paflpotts we»» however, jpaanA to the 4ake4f Aqjoa, by Edward to come toBrufes,—Rym«*. f In addition» there west, % Job* Cobban*, fir Frank van Hall, fir Arnold Savage, mi miter John Skpfcaai nailer Sipon Multon, doCtort of law See their wauant in Rymer. Val