land, Rafle de Voirie, Louis de Voz aad John Sercolat, who are from Ghent, and tj&e clerk who foiicits the Bilhopriek, have remained be . hind in England |o complete the treaties. In . the month of 'May, you wil hour more, erf ill , this than we now have told you/ • The earl of Flanders pondered an what he ,$iad heard, and believed the fact was fo. He turned his attention to John Saplemon and the -EngKfli atiBwges,'. and ordered his ferjetote to fiuhmpft them to appear en a cer£ain:day before him. The ferjeànts ordered John.Sapiemwa and fevelralother pchJSngtifhhien,! whd were quite aapmp^red-for fuah a proceedings to appear tfiatday fortnight èiefcré. the earl; M fhe«iik :#f ' Lille* • . ' • I .ji - : • Thé En^ifli were roach aftonifhtfd # the fum-ions,, and confultod together, Tfaeyjpttld IKÉ (magine for what canfe the earl had thus Ann* iftôied them Having weighed every ciroun*. itotficethey began to fcaVe their fufpkioos, for they-knew the earl was very hafty in his anger. ^They5 {kid^among thfeafdves* «• He who is not pârefu* his own perfon, is carefad of nothing. & Mpetft the eàrl ha* had feme tateHig^nce com ^eïtiïngus ; for with Francis Atremen, \H» ins « perifiôn from our king, - there are - two çittam of this'towâ in England, who, having turned to his party, may perhaps have given infçraia? tion againft US', and placed us in tits ill graces.-This idea ftruck them all, and made them "afraid to wait the day of fummons, atad to ap-pear at Lille. They 'fet out from Bruges for "Sluys, where, by great exertions, they purchaf-» - • • ed