'I thought you would,' cried Betterton; 'so now for the terms.' After much altercation, these articles (written by Betterton, with his pencil, and signed by him and the warden, who went down for the purpose) were agreed upon by the contending powers. Art. 1. All the prisoners, at present in the castle, shall be forthwith released. Art. 2. The troops of the contending powers shall consign their arms into the hands of the respective leaders. Art. 3. The commandant of the besieged army shall evacuate the castle, at the head of his men, and take a northerly direction; and at the same moment the commandant of the besieging army shall lead his forces in a southerly direction. Art. 4. The Lady Cherubina De Willoughby shall depart from the castle as soon as both armies are out of sight; and she shall not hold communication, direct or indirect, with the warden, for the space of twenty-four hours. Art. 5. The minstrel, Higginson, shall be permitted to remain with the Lady Cherubina, as her escort. (Signed) BETTERTON. SULLIVAN. While Betterton returned to his army, for the purpose of announcing the peace, I fixed with Jerry to meet him in London at the expiration of twenty-four hours. I now perceived Susan running towards the castle, with all her men; and as soon as she got under the walls, she cried: 'No peace; no peace; but bloody, bloody war! Come down here, you wretch with the steel bonnet, till I tear your eyes out;--you special babe of hell, that robbed me of the only friend I had on earth!' And she ran on with the most horrible imprecations, and vows of vengeance. 'Arrah, and is that Susy?' cried one of my men, leaning over the battlements. 'Patrick O'Brien!' exclaimed she. 'Oh! Patrick, Patrick, are you so faithless as to be taking part with my mortal enemy?' 'I am taking part with my countrymen,' cried Patrick; 'and we have just made a peace; so by gog, if you break it, 'tis yourself will be my mortual innimy!' 'Dear, dear Patrick!' said she, 'don't let that vile woman decoy you from me, and I will do whatever you desire.' 'Then I desires you to go back this moment,' said Patrick. Susan retired to the main body, without uttering a word. The several articles were then executed in due form. The prisoners were liberated: the soldiers on both sides laid down their arms. I distributed all my remaining money amongst my men: they thanked me with a shout; and then, headed by the warden, issued from the castle. At the same time, Betterton and his party marched off the field. When Jerry had got almost out of sight, he halted his men, faced them towards the castle, and all gave three last cheers. I waved my handkerchief, and cried like a child.