CHAP. XII. the Duke of Bourbon is appointed Chief of an Expédition to Africa, that is undertaken by several Knights of France and England at the Soli-citation of the Genoese - - 126 XIII. Aymerigot Marcel, Captain of the Pil- x * ^ laging Companies, having fortified La Roche de Vandais, on the Borders of Limousin and Auvergne, is be-sieged by the Viscount de Maux, by - • Command of the King of France - 1S4 XIV. Aymerigot Marcel endeavours, but in vain, to raise the Siege of La Roche de Vandais, by Letters and Messages to the King of England, the Duke of Lancaster, the Viscount de Meaux, and even to the Duke of Berry - 153 XV. Aymerigot Marcel having left La " Roche de Vandais, to seek succour from other Pillagers, his Lieutenant, Guyot du Sel, is surprised by an Ambuscade, and Am Fort surren-ders on Capitulation • - 171 XVI. The Messengers from 'England, hear- . ing of the Surrender of La Roche de Vandais, take Leave of the Duke • ^ of Berry.^-Aymerigot retires to the * House of a Relation, called Tour» nemine, who betrays him to the King of France.—He Is carried ,to Paris, and there beheaded and his Body quartered - - 178 CHAP