Duke delivers city to French and Spanish troops
A trumpeter arrives with news that imperial forces and 15000 men will seize the city unless the Duke accepts a treaty offered through the French envoy. After negotiation with France and Spain, the Duke hands over the citadel and city to French and Spanish troops. London April 10. Reports from Scotland note several naval and military movements and a busy auction and bookseller notices fill the page.
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