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+The Project Gutenberg EBook of Advis de la deffaicte des Anglois et autres
+heretiques venuz en Bretaigne, pour le Roy de Navarre, pres Chasteau-bourg,
+by Monseigneur le duc de Mercure
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+Title: Advis de la deffaicte des Anglois et autres heretiques
+       venuz en Bretaigne, pour le Roy de Navarre, pres Chasteau-bourg.
+
+Author: Monseigneur le duc de Mercure
+
+Release Date: April 9, 2005 [EBook #15598]
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+Language: French
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+« feruiteur de Sainct Maixant »
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+ADVIS DE LA DEFFAICTE DES ANGLOIS ET AVTRES HERETIQUES VENUZ EN BRETAIGNE,
+POUR LE ROY DE NAUARRE, PRES CHAFTEAU-BOURG.
+
+
+(1591)
+
+
+Monsievr, defpuis vous auoir efcrit par le Sieur de fainct Romain,
+& vous auoir donné aduis de la mort de la Nouë & du Comte de
+Montgomery, ie me retiray auec mes trouppes à Nantes pour me
+rafraifchir, fuyuant le mandement que Monfeigneur le Duc de
+Mercure m’en auoit faict, tant par fes lettres que par le Sieur de
+Genlis, la Motte, qui me vint trouuer, expres au Chafteau de
+Nubourg, où i’auois mené le fils du Millord Honfedõ, que nous
+prinfmes prifonnier au dernier rẽcontre. La Royne d’Angleterre à
+faict grand’ inftance enuers le Roy de Nauarre, qu’il euft à
+employer fes moyens pour mettre le fils dudit Millord en liberté,
+à quoy Mõfeigneur de Mercure ne veut entendre, quelque
+fupplication que le Roy de Nauarre luy en ait faicte, par fes
+deputez: finon en rendant Mõfeigneur le Duc d’Elbeuf prifonnier à
+Loches, en pleine & entiere liberté. Ce q̃ ne pouuant faire le Roy
+de Nauarre, s’excusãt qu’il eft entre les mains du Duc d’Efpernon
+qui tient du tout Loches à fa deuotion, Mõdit Seigneur n’eft pas
+refolu de le deliurer qu’à bonnes enfeignes. Le Prince de Dõbes
+efchappé de la derniere deffaicte, s’eft retiré auec fort peu de
+gẽs dãs Rẽnes, où il feroit biẽ toft affiegé, n’eftoit les forces
+que mondit Seigneur de Mercure à enuoyé en l’armee de Monfeigneur
+le Duc de Mayẽne, fous la conduite du Sieur de S. Laurens:
+neantmoins il doit biẽ toft receuoir quatre mille hõmes du Roy
+Catholique, dont il a efté affeuré par Mõfieur le Cõmãdeur
+Morceau, qui faict toute diligẽce pour leur acheminemẽt. Cepẽdant
+la Roine d’Angleterre aiãt enuoyé douze ou quinze cens Anglois
+fous la conduite du Millord Hauart en Bretaigne, lors qu’elle
+fçauoit q̃ mõdit Seigneur de Mercure eftoit defnué de forces pour
+les auoir enuoyees en Lorraine, arriuerent à Vitray, ville
+diftante de Rẽnes de treize à quatorze lieuës, le 21.iour de
+Septẽbre dernier, où ayãts feiourné douze iours pour fe
+rafraifchir en intẽtion de fe venir ietter dans Rennes pour
+defendre la ville, au cas que mõdit Sieur de Mercure les vint
+affieger. Ce qu’eftant denoncé à mõdit Sieur, il refoluft d’y
+donner ordre, & pour ceft effect m’efcriuit de faire rebrouffer
+chemin à mes trouppes qui eftoyent de fix cẽs hommes de pied, pour
+me ioindre au Sieur d’Aradon, qui auoit 300.cheuaux. Ce qu’eftant
+faict & ayans ioincts mõdit Sieur de Mercure pres Chafteau-bourg,
+nous eufmes aduis, que le ieune la Hunaudaye & le Millord Hauart,
+auec leurs trouppes, qui pouuoyent faire en tout douze cens hõmes
+de pied, & cinq cens cheuaux eftoyẽt partis de Vitray le
+4.d’Octobre, iour de S.Frãçois, & venoyent coucher à S.Iean fur
+Vilaine deux lieuës pres de Chafteau-bourg, fur le grand chemin de
+Vitray à Rennes. Mondit Seigneur qui s’eftoit mis entre-deux, auec
+forces inegalles: car il n’auoit que huict cens hommes de pied, &
+quatre cens cheuaux, feit affembler fon Cõfeil pour deliberer s’il
+deuoit combattre ou non. Le Marquis de Chauffein, Prince de grande
+expectation, remonftroit qu’il valloit mieux combattre que de fe
+retirer, & qu’il failloit s’affeurer que Dieu leur affifteroit, &
+qu’il ne permettroit point que les ennemys euffent le deffus, qui
+ne pouuoyent auoir que cinq ou fix cens hommes d’auantage, & que
+fe retirer, mondit Seigneur ne le pouuoit faire, fans perte de fa
+reputation. Le sieur d’Aradon au contraire remo nftroit combiẽ les
+batailles eftoyent incertaines, & qu’il valoit beaucoup mieux
+ceder vn peu, que de mettre en hazard vne telle Prouince que la
+Bretaigne, qui feroit en danger de fe perdre, fi mondit Seigneur
+demeuroit au combat, pour eftre la perte des Chefs, vn abaiffement
+de coeur aux Soldatz, effroy & efpouuantemẽt des villes, qui apres
+Dieu, ne s’appuyent que fur eux; & qu’en tout euenement fe
+retirant fans combatre, & l’ennemy entrant dans Rennes, pour leur
+fecours ils ne pouuoyent faire grãd cas en Bretaigne pour y auoir
+peu de retraictes, & que les villes de l’Vnion dudit pays, (eftant
+bien pourueues de toutes fortes de munitions) il ne falloit rien
+craindre, Que l’ennemy venoit feulement pour defendre Rennes, fans
+vouloir rien entreprẽdre de nouueau, & partãt qu’à l’occafion
+d’vne feule ville il ne falloit mettre la Prouince en danger, à
+quoy le Marquis de Chauffein frere de mondit Seigneur, remonftra
+la commodité grande, qui pouuoit aduenir au pays, d’empefcher
+l’entree du fecours ennemy dans la dite ville, & que par ce moyen
+ceux de la ville, & notamment les pauures Catholiques, fafchez de
+la domination du Prince de Dombes, & des rauages que noz gens font
+autour de Rennes, fe pourroyent (ennuyez de tant d’incommoditez)
+ranger à l’Vnion, & que l’ennemy feroit contrainct ou de s’en
+retourner en Angleterre, ou d’aller paffer l’hyuer à Vitray, qu’il
+falloit (au moins fi l’on pouuoit fans combatre) leur empefcher
+l’acheminement dans Rennes. Mõdit Seigneur de Mercure apres auoir
+ouy tous leurs aduis refoluft de fuiure le Confeil de Mõfieur le
+Marquis de Chauffein, & apres s’eftre recõmandé à Dieu & à noftre
+Dame, à laquelle tous les Princes de Lorraine ont particuliere
+deuotion, feit mettre fes gens en equipage pres de Chafteau-bourg,
+& ayant aduis que l’ennemy s’en approchoit, enuoya vne cõpagnie
+d’enfans perdus du Capitaine fainct Martin les recognoiftre,
+lequel ayãt rapporté l’eftat de leur armee, mõdit Seigneur
+refoluft de les attendre, faifant faire alte à fes gens l’efpace
+de trois heures: en fin mondit Seigneur les ayant faict attaquer
+par quatre cõpagnies de gens de pied & deux compagnies de
+Caualerie, noz gẽs eurent du pire. L’ennemy pourfuiuant la
+victoire criãt viue le Roy, fe vint getter à corps perdu au milieu
+de trois embufcades, que mõdit Seigneur auoit fait demy lieuë pres
+de Chafteau-bourg, à chafeune defquelles y auoit deux coleuurines,
+lefquelles commençans à iouër auec l’infanterie feirent vn tel
+efchecq & carnage des ennemis, qui s’affeuroyent d’auoir ia la
+victoire entiere, qu’il en demeura plus de douze cens fur la
+place, & le refte s’enfuit à vauderoute dans Vitray: ceux qui
+efchapperent l’efpee du Soldat n’efchapperent point les mains des
+Payfans, aucuns desfquels y ont faict vn beau butin, le Millord fe
+fauua en habit defguifé. Nous y auons perdu trois cens bons
+Soldatz & quelques Gentils-hommes. L’ennemy y a faict perte outre
+les eftrangers, de plus de cinq cens hommes, & entre autres du
+ieune d’Auaugour Gentil-homme bien né, mais qui malheureufement fe
+rangea du party des Heretiques. Le sieur de la Fons, le ieune la
+Hunauldaye, le Capitaine la Planche, le Sieur de Rofimont,
+Lieutenãt du Gouuerneur de Vitray, & plufieurs autres Gentils-
+hommes & Capitaines fignalez, y ont laiffé la vie. Nous en auons
+plus de foixante prifonniers que mondit Seigneur à faict conduire
+au Chafteau de Nantes. C’eft vn effect fignalé de la bonté de
+noftre Dieu & de fa prouidence paternelle fur fon Eglife, ayant
+permis que mondit Seigneur auec vn fi petit nombre de gens, ait
+deffaict les forces des ennemis, contre l’opinion mefme de fes
+plus fideles feruiteurs, qui le diffuaderent de combattre. Ayans
+recenz les forces d’Efpaigne, mondit Seigneur deliberé d’affieger
+Rennes, Le Prince de Dombes fe trouuant, bien eftõné d’auoir perdu
+en deux rẽcontres & en moins de trois moys, autant de gens qu’il
+luy en falloit pour executer les entreprinfes de fon Roy en
+Bretaigne. Le tafcheray par voye affeuré de vous faire entendre en
+ce pays, vous priant me tenir aduerty de ce qui fe paffe en voz
+quartiers, eft defpuis & attendant de voz nouuelles. Ie prie Dieu.
+
+MONSIEVR, vous conferuer en fa grace me recommandant bien
+humblement à la voftre. Du Camp, de Chafteaubourg le fixieme
+Octobre, 1591
+
+Voftre affectionné feruiteur de Sainct Maixant.
+
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+The Project Gutenberg EBook of Advis de la deffaicte des Anglois et autres
+heretiques venuz en Bretaigne, pour le Roy de Navarre, pres Chasteau-bourg,
+by Monseigneur le duc de Mercure
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+Title: Advis de la deffaicte des Anglois et autres heretiques venuz
+       en Bretaigne, pour le Roy de Navarre, pres Chasteau-bourg.
+
+Author: Monseigneur le duc de Mercure
+
+Release Date: April 9, 2005 [EBook #15598]
+
+Language: French
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+Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1
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+*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK ADVIS DE LA DEFFAICTE ***
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+« feruiteur de Sainct Maixant »
+
+
+ADVIS DE LA DEFFAICTE DES ANGLOIS ET AVTRES HERETIQUES VENUZ EN BRETAIGNE,
+POUR LE ROY DE NAUARRE, PRES CHAFTEAU-BOURG.
+
+
+(1591)
+
+
+Monsievr, defpuis vous auoir efcrit par le Sieur de fainct Romain,
+& vous auoir donné aduis de la mort de la Nouë & du Comte de
+Montgomery, ie me retiray auec mes trouppes à Nantes pour me
+rafraifchir, fuyuant le mandement que Monfeigneur le Duc de
+Mercure m'en auoit faict, tant par fes lettres que par le Sieur de
+Genlis, la Motte, qui me vint trouuer, expres au Chafteau de
+Nubourg, où i'auois mené le fils du Millord Honfedõ, que nous
+prinfmes prifonnier au dernier recontre. La Royne d'Angleterre à
+faict grand' inftance enuers le Roy de Nauarre, qu'il euft à
+employer fes moyens pour mettre le fils dudit Millord en liberté,
+à quoy Mõfeigneur de Mercure ne veut entendre, quelque
+fupplication que le Roy de Nauarre luy en ait faicte, par fes
+deputez: finon en rendant Mõfeigneur le Duc d'Elbeuf prifonnier à
+Loches, en pleine & entiere liberté. Ce q ne pouuant faire le Roy
+de Nauarre, s'excusãt qu'il eft entre les mains du Duc d'Efpernon
+qui tient du tout Loches à fa deuotion, Mõdit Seigneur n'eft pas
+refolu de le deliurer qu'à bonnes enfeignes. Le Prince de Dõbes
+efchappé de la derniere deffaicte, s'eft retiré auec fort peu de
+ges dãs Renes, où il feroit bie toft affiegé, n'eftoit les forces
+que mondit Seigneur de Mercure à enuoyé en l'armee de Monfeigneur
+le Duc de Mayene, fous la conduite du Sieur de S. Laurens:
+neantmoins il doit bie toft receuoir quatre mille hõmes du Roy
+Catholique, dont il a efté affeuré par Mõfieur le Cõmãdeur
+Morceau, qui faict toute diligece pour leur acheminemet. Cepedant
+la Roine d'Angleterre aiãt enuoyé douze ou quinze cens Anglois
+fous la conduite du Millord Hauart en Bretaigne, lors qu'elle
+fçauoit q mõdit Seigneur de Mercure eftoit defnué de forces pour
+les auoir enuoyees en Lorraine, arriuerent à Vitray, ville
+diftante de Renes de treize à quatorze lieuës, le 21.iour de
+Septebre dernier, où ayãts feiourné douze iours pour fe
+rafraifchir en intetion de fe venir ietter dans Rennes pour
+defendre la ville, au cas que mõdit Sieur de Mercure les vint
+affieger. Ce qu'eftant denoncé à mõdit Sieur, il refoluft d'y
+donner ordre, & pour ceft effect m'efcriuit de faire rebrouffer
+chemin à mes trouppes qui eftoyent de fix ces hommes de pied, pour
+me ioindre au Sieur d'Aradon, qui auoit 300.cheuaux. Ce qu'eftant
+faict & ayans ioincts mõdit Sieur de Mercure pres Chafteau-bourg,
+nous eufmes aduis, que le ieune la Hunaudaye & le Millord Hauart,
+auec leurs trouppes, qui pouuoyent faire en tout douze cens hõmes
+de pied, & cinq cens cheuaux eftoyet partis de Vitray le
+4.d'Octobre, iour de S.Frãçois, & venoyent coucher à S.Iean fur
+Vilaine deux lieuës pres de Chafteau-bourg, fur le grand chemin de
+Vitray à Rennes. Mondit Seigneur qui s'eftoit mis entre-deux, auec
+forces inegalles: car il n'auoit que huict cens hommes de pied, &
+quatre cens cheuaux, feit affembler fon Cõfeil pour deliberer s'il
+deuoit combattre ou non. Le Marquis de Chauffein, Prince de grande
+expectation, remonftroit qu'il valloit mieux combattre que de fe
+retirer, & qu'il failloit s'affeurer que Dieu leur affifteroit, &
+qu'il ne permettroit point que les ennemys euffent le deffus, qui
+ne pouuoyent auoir que cinq ou fix cens hommes d'auantage, & que
+fe retirer, mondit Seigneur ne le pouuoit faire, fans perte de fa
+reputation. Le sieur d'Aradon au contraire remo nftroit combie les
+batailles eftoyent incertaines, & qu'il valoit beaucoup mieux
+ceder vn peu, que de mettre en hazard vne telle Prouince que la
+Bretaigne, qui feroit en danger de fe perdre, fi mondit Seigneur
+demeuroit au combat, pour eftre la perte des Chefs, vn abaiffement
+de coeur aux Soldatz, effroy & efpouuantemet des villes, qui apres
+Dieu, ne s'appuyent que fur eux; & qu'en tout euenement fe
+retirant fans combatre, & l'ennemy entrant dans Rennes, pour leur
+fecours ils ne pouuoyent faire grãd cas en Bretaigne pour y auoir
+peu de retraictes, & que les villes de l'Vnion dudit pays, (eftant
+bien pourueues de toutes fortes de munitions) il ne falloit rien
+craindre, Que l'ennemy venoit feulement pour defendre Rennes, fans
+vouloir rien entrepredre de nouueau, & partãt qu'à l'occafion
+d'vne feule ville il ne falloit mettre la Prouince en danger, à
+quoy le Marquis de Chauffein frere de mondit Seigneur, remonftra
+la commodité grande, qui pouuoit aduenir au pays, d'empefcher
+l'entree du fecours ennemy dans la dite ville, & que par ce moyen
+ceux de la ville, & notamment les pauures Catholiques, fafchez de
+la domination du Prince de Dombes, & des rauages que noz gens font
+autour de Rennes, fe pourroyent (ennuyez de tant d'incommoditez)
+ranger à l'Vnion, & que l'ennemy feroit contrainct ou de s'en
+retourner en Angleterre, ou d'aller paffer l'hyuer à Vitray, qu'il
+falloit (au moins fi l'on pouuoit fans combatre) leur empefcher
+l'acheminement dans Rennes. Mõdit Seigneur de Mercure apres auoir
+ouy tous leurs aduis refoluft de fuiure le Confeil de Mõfieur le
+Marquis de Chauffein, & apres s'eftre recõmandé à Dieu & à noftre
+Dame, à laquelle tous les Princes de Lorraine ont particuliere
+deuotion, feit mettre fes gens en equipage pres de Chafteau-bourg,
+& ayant aduis que l'ennemy s'en approchoit, enuoya vne cõpagnie
+d'enfans perdus du Capitaine fainct Martin les recognoiftre,
+lequel ayãt rapporté l'eftat de leur armee, mõdit Seigneur
+refoluft de les attendre, faifant faire alte à fes gens l'efpace
+de trois heures: en fin mondit Seigneur les ayant faict attaquer
+par quatre cõpagnies de gens de pied & deux compagnies de
+Caualerie, noz ges eurent du pire. L'ennemy pourfuiuant la
+victoire criãt viue le Roy, fe vint getter à corps perdu au milieu
+de trois embufcades, que mõdit Seigneur auoit fait demy lieuë pres
+de Chafteau-bourg, à chafeune defquelles y auoit deux coleuurines,
+lefquelles commençans à iouër auec l'infanterie feirent vn tel
+efchecq & carnage des ennemis, qui s'affeuroyent d'auoir ia la
+victoire entiere, qu'il en demeura plus de douze cens fur la
+place, & le refte s'enfuit à vauderoute dans Vitray: ceux qui
+efchapperent l'efpee du Soldat n'efchapperent point les mains des
+Payfans, aucuns desfquels y ont faict vn beau butin, le Millord fe
+fauua en habit defguifé. Nous y auons perdu trois cens bons
+Soldatz & quelques Gentils-hommes. L'ennemy y a faict perte outre
+les eftrangers, de plus de cinq cens hommes, & entre autres du
+ieune d'Auaugour Gentil-homme bien né, mais qui malheureufement fe
+rangea du party des Heretiques. Le sieur de la Fons, le ieune la
+Hunauldaye, le Capitaine la Planche, le Sieur de Rofimont,
+Lieutenãt du Gouuerneur de Vitray, & plufieurs autres Gentils-
+hommes & Capitaines fignalez, y ont laiffé la vie. Nous en auons
+plus de foixante prifonniers que mondit Seigneur à faict conduire
+au Chafteau de Nantes. C'eft vn effect fignalé de la bonté de
+noftre Dieu & de fa prouidence paternelle fur fon Eglife, ayant
+permis que mondit Seigneur auec vn fi petit nombre de gens, ait
+deffaict les forces des ennemis, contre l'opinion mefme de fes
+plus fideles feruiteurs, qui le diffuaderent de combattre. Ayans
+recenz les forces d'Efpaigne, mondit Seigneur deliberé d'affieger
+Rennes, Le Prince de Dombes fe trouuant, bien eftõné d'auoir perdu
+en deux recontres & en moins de trois moys, autant de gens qu'il
+luy en falloit pour executer les entreprinfes de fon Roy en
+Bretaigne. Le tafcheray par voye affeuré de vous faire entendre en
+ce pays, vous priant me tenir aduerty de ce qui fe paffe en voz
+quartiers, eft defpuis & attendant de voz nouuelles. Ie prie Dieu.
+
+MONSIEVR, vous conferuer en fa grace me recommandant bien
+humblement à la voftre. Du Camp, de Chafteaubourg le fixieme
+Octobre, 1591
+
+Voftre affectionné feruiteur de Sainct Maixant.
+
+
+
+
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