Châtel-Bon, the lords de Marten and de lJEfcut and the abbot de St, Silvier. He then demanded a paflport from the duke of Anjou, who was oc-cupied with the fiege of Sauk, that they might wait upon him in fafety : the duke granted it. They therefore went and held a conference with him and his council, when it was agreed that the aforefaid lords and their territories Ihopld remain in peace until the middle of Auguft, qn condition that thofe who fl)ould then be die ftropgeft before the town of Monfac* on the part of the kings of France or of England* and there keep the field, fhould have the enjoyment of thefe rights, and to that party thefç lords of mefnc fiefe fhquld ever after belong. The count de Foix and the other lords gave hoftages for their due performance of this agreement. The duke of Anjou returned to Perigueux with his army, but did pot difoiifs any ope. • A town 'ut Perigord, near Ser^mc. €HAP*