THE CHRONICLER OP ENGLAND, FRANCE, SPAIN, $c. .. CHAP. L . • • SIR JOHN BE CHATEL-MORANT BRINGS FROM ~ ENGLAND THE TRUCES FOR THREE YEARS, SEALED BY KING RICHARD AND HIS ALLIES. —LEWIS OF ANJOU, KING OF SICILY, IS BE-TROTHED AND MARRIED TO A DAUGHTER OF THE KING OF ARRAGON. AFTER this grand feftivâï, and when the lords and ladies,, who had affifted at it, were re-tlimed to their &ftle&, the lord de Châtel-morant, whom the lord de Saiâf-Pol had left in England, arrived at Paris with the truces, figned by the king of ' England and his allies. He delivered to the king and his miniftefs the charter of the truce " that was to lad for three yeafs, and read aloud its contents in the prefence of jthe lord " de Coucyy who was lieutenant for the king, to guard and dé* fend all the country, from the Dorcbgne tô "the fea, including 'Auvergne and Lifflciufin. All who ¥OL.X. B fhould