In _Arbissella_, _Vezema_ and _Crevari_, Being conducted by night to take _Savona_, The quick _Gascon_, _Giury_ and the _Charry_, Behind old Walls and new Pallace to graple. ANNOT. _Arbissella_ is a Town situated by the Sea-side above _Savona_, going towards _Genoa_. _Vezema_ and _Crevari_ are in the Inland Countrey, and a little further remoted from the Sea then _Arbissella_. _The quick Gascon_ was _Blasius_ of _Monluc_, one of the Valliantest men of his time, who came from a single Souldier to be Marshal of _France_. _Guiry_ and _la Charry_ were two of his Companions. This Stanza doth Prophetically foretell two things, one is, the design that the Marshal of _Brissac_, then Governour of _Piemont_ had upon _Savona_: the other, the taking of _Pianca_ by _Blasius_ of _Monluc_, as to the first, the Lord of _Villars_ writeth in his Memorials, that the Lord _Damzay_ sent advice to the King, that the taking of _Savona_ was more probable then any other design, which signifieth that the Marshal of _Brissac_ had of a long time eyed that Town, and therefore he sent by night some Troops into those three little Towns, to see if they could surprise _Savona_, but the design did not succeed. The Histories only mention that the Marshal of _Brissac_ went from Court in the year 1557. with a design to take _Savona_; but this stanza speaketh of the same design 1556. At the same time in the year 1556. the 29. of _June Blasius_ of _Monluc_, as he relateth in his Commentaries, did surprise the Town and Fort of _Piance_, called in Latine _Corsinianum_, he had with him the Captain _la Charry_, the Captain _Bartholomew_ of _Pezero_, and the son of Captain _Luzzan_. At first the _French_ were beaten back, but the valliant _Monluc_ did encourage them again by his example, going the first in, and saying only, _follow your Captain_.