[1] Incontinentlie the newes hereof were reported to the constable of France, who was busie at the as|sault on the other side of the towne, whereof he was sore displeased, and no lesse amazed; so that he cau|sed the retreit to be sounded, for all the siege on that side toward the poole was alreadie raised. After this, vpon counsell taken amongst the Frenchmen, it was determined that they should dislodge: and so a|bout the middest of the next night, the constable and all the residue of his people departed toward Fou|giers, leauing behind them great plentie of artille|rie both great and small, with victuals, and all their other prouisions: as fourteene great guns and fortie barrels of powder, thrée hundred pipes of wine, two hundred pipes of bisket and flower, two hundred frailes of figs and reisins, and fiue hundred barrels of herrings.