Part 3 — INDEX

Acheron, Lake. Adam, Major-General commands Light Brigade of General Sir H. Clinton's division. Aix-la-Chapelle: Hotel-de-Ville; Cathedral; relics of Charlemagne; Napoleon's benefactions; overbearing demeanour of Prussian soldiers; Faro bank; interesting Tyrolese girl; baths. Albanot Villa Doria, ancient monument. Albany, Countess of, her claim to be the legitimate Queen of England; Alfieri's attachment to. Alexandria: Austrian Government destroys fortifications of Alfieri: compared with Shakespeare, Schiller, and Voltaire, monument erected to, by Canova; his sonnet to Countess of Albany. Alsace-Lorraine: severance of, from France anticipated by Prussian officers. Andernach: ruins of palace of Kings of Austrasia, church containing embalmed body of Emperor Valentinian; crossing of Rhine by Julius Caesar at. Angoulême, Duchesse d': temperament and religious fanaticism of. Antwerp: English families fly from Brussels to. Archenholz: historian of the Seven Years' War. Army of the Loire: exemplary conduct of, when disbanded. Arona: colossal statue of St Charles Borromeus at. Austria: fluctuations in the value of the paper currency of Napoleon's policy as regarded. Avernus, Lake.

Baciocchi, Princess Elise: sister of Napoleon and Sovereign of Lucca. Baffo, Venetian poet. Baiae: baths of Nero, ruins of temples; the Styx; Elysian Fields. Belgium: dislike to severance from France; feeling towards Holland; attachment to Napoleon; preparations for the Campaign; all inhabitants requisitioned for the repair of fortifications. Berlin: occupation of, after Jena, excellent conduct of French troops of occupation; excesses committed by troops of Rhenish Confederation; insolent conduct of troops raised by Prince of Isenburg; art treasures of, respected by French Republican Armies; Unter den Linden; Brandenburger Thor; public buildings; streets; statues of great men in the Wilhelm Platz; Churches; the officers of the Army; anecdote of Blucher. Bern: attempts in 1815 to regain possession of the Canton de Vaud. Bigottini: fine performance at the Grand Opera, Paris. Bingen: Mausethurm, Bishop Hatto. Blacas, Vicomte de: at Court of Louis XVIII at Ghent. Blucher: popularity of, in London, encourages the excesses of his soldiery; nicknames of; narrowly escapes capture at Ligny; saves English at Hougoumont; anecdote related of. Bohemia: dialect of. Bologna: arcades, remarkable picture in gallery of Count Marescalchi; leaning tower; lady-professor of Greek; Carbonari; theatre; women; barbarous dialect. Bonn: Electoral palace; Roman antiquity; legends of the Sieben Gebirge; Das Heimliche Gericht. Bordas, M, politics of. Borgo San Donino, remarkable highway robbery at. Borromean Islands, splendid villa in Isola Bella. Bourbons, the: want of patriotism of the Duc de Berri, their injudicious conduct; Louis XVIII and Monsieur at Ghent; amusing nickname of Louis XVIII; dislike of the French people to; their atrocious policy; send emissaries to South of France from Coblentz; unpopularity of; fulsome adulation of; cause removal of Sismondi from Geneva; character of royal families of France, Spain, and Naples. Brussels: description of, historical associations; Place du Sablon, celebrated fountain; theatres; humanity of inhabitants of, to the wounded after Waterloo.

Caffarelli, Statue of, in Palais du Luxembourg. Canova, works of, in St Peter's, master-pieces in his atelier in Rome; character of his genius. Capellen, Baron de, proclamation of, to the inhabitants of Brussels. Capua, thievishness of lower classes of. Carbonari, degrees and initiation, object; meaning of name. Castlereagh, Lord: insolent letter of, respecting King of Saxony. Catalani: singing of. Ceylon: Frye's travels in. Chalon: affection felt for Napoleon in, Austrian officers in. Charleroy: defeat of Prussian army at. Chateaubriand: at the Court of Louis XVIII at Ghent. Chatham, Earl of: indignation of, at employment of Indians in the War of Independence. Clermont: Peter the Hermit preaches First Crusade in, petrifying well; Swiss regiment; anonymous denunciations; method of cleansing town. Coblentz: monument to Marceau, Bourbon intrigues with Jacobins and Brissotins. Code Napoléon: simplicity and advantages of, as compared with English criminal law. Cologne: Cathedral, the three kings; the eleven thousand virgins; etymology of the name; Jean-Marie Farina. Cremona: Gothic buildings, Campanile of Cathedral. Consalvi, Cardinal: character and abilities of. Campagna: limbs of quartered malefactors hung up on roadsides, armed peasants; the malaria.

David: pictures by, in Palais du Luxembourg. De l'Epée, Abbé: founder of the Institution of the Sourds-Muets. Dessaix: Statue of, in Palais du Luxembourg. De Watteville: disbands his army. Delille, Abbé, his poetry. De Boigne, General: his great services to Scindiah, unjustly accused of treachery towards Tippoo Sahb. Didier: handed over by the Sardinian Government to the French, his execution at Grenoble. Dijon: the town, manufactories of. Dionigi, Mme: literary and artistic attainments of. D'Orfei, Mme. Dresden: The Japanischer Palast, music in; Prince Galhitzin; the King; bridge over the Elbe; Marshal Davoust; Grosser Garten; Ressource Club; etiquette; title of "Rath"; theatres; beds; scholars. Duchesnois, Mlle: fine acting of.

Egypt: striking testimony to the good done by the French in. Ehrenbreitstein: flying bridge, great natural strength; beauty of women of. Ellis, Col. Sir H.: perishes at Waterloo. Emigrés, the: incorrigibility of; ingratitude to Napoleon; their foolish expectations; efforts to cause restoration of lands formerly theirs. Ens: whirlpool; the Waternixie. Erfurt: legend of Count Gleichen. Espinassy, General: republican principles of. Eton: principles instilled into boys at. Eustace, Mr: examples of his credulity and bigotry.

Ferrara: Hugo and Parisina; the Po; relics of Ariosto; MSS of Ariosto, Tasso, Guarini; Hospital of St Anna. Firmin: acting of. Fleurus: Prussian army defeated at. Florence: the Duomo; Battisterio; il Sasso di Dante; theatres; public buildings; statues; Gallery; Venus; de Medici; paintings and sculpture; portraits of sovereigns; Roman antiquities; remarkable imitations in wax of human anatomy; Ponte Vecchio; street paving; thickness of walls of houses; Palazzo Pitti; Canova's Venus; Boboli Gardens; Cascino; beauty of the women; Pegasus; Italian fondness for gaudy colours; Canova's monument to Alfieri; Church of Santa Croce; the Florentine Westminster Abbey; academies; La Crusca; English travellers; Lord Dillon; story illustrating Florentine life. Fouché: complains of the conduct of the Allies. Frankfort: Venus Vulgivaga; Jews; cathedral; inauguration of Roman Caesars in the Römer; the Golden Bull; portraits of the Emperors; theatre; adaptation of German language to music; political opinion in; dislike to Austria. French Revolution: worst excesses of, surpassed.

Galileo: monument erected to, in church of Santa Croce. Gauthier, M.: exiled to Lausanne. Geneva: scenery, Fort de l'Écluse; arcades; J.J. Rousseau; Calvin; Servetus; sentiments of Genevese towards Napoleon and the Revolution; literary aptitude of Genevese; attachment to their country; the women; French refugees refused an asylum in; admitted into Helvetic Confederation. Genoa: the women of, peculiarities of the streets; ducal palace; Columbus; bridge of Carignano; churches. Georges, Mlle: fine acting of, her rendering of "Agrippina"; plays the part of "Clytemnestra," supported by her sister as "Iphigénie". Ghent: Court of Louis XVIII at. Girolamo, Signor: anecdote of. Godesberg: interesting ruins near. Granet: remarkable pictures by. Grassini: singing of. Grillparzer, author of the tragedy "Sappho". Grotto of Pausilippo. Grotto del Cane. Guérin: pictures by, in Palais du Luxembourg. Guillotine, the.

Helvetic Confederation: guaranteed by the Allied Powers in 1814, Geneva admitted into. Herculaneum. Hockheim; Rhenish wines. Holland: feeling towards the House of Orange, regret at loss of Cape of Good Hope and Ceylon. Hougoumont: Bulow and Blucher march to the assistance of the English at devastation of. Hulin, General: cashiers a Prussian officer in the French service.

India: Frye's travels in. Innspruck: the Hofkirche, statues of kings and princes connected with Maximilian I.

Kléber: statue of, in Palais du Luxembourg. Klingmann, Philipp: plot of his tragedy "Faust".

Labédoyère: execution of. Lacoste: acts as Napoleon's guide at Waterloo. Lafayette: rebukes British Commissioner at the Conference. Lafond: acting of. Lafontaine, Augustus: comparison of works of, with the "Nouvelle Heloise" of Rousseau. La Harpe, General: influences Emperor of Russia in favour of the Vaudois. Lamarque: sent by the Convention to arrest Dumouriez, delivered over to the Austrians; votes for Napoleon. Landshut: Church of St Martin at. Language: influence of, upon the poetry and plays of Italy, France, England and Germany. Lausanne: steep ascents, beauty of environs; Republican principles of; intolerant discourse of minister. Leipzig: Saxon troops go over to the Mies during the battle of, the University; unpopularity of the English in. Leghorn: Hebrew families in, Don Felipe III; Smollett's tomb. Liége: situation of, coal-pits near; commerce with Holland; fortifications; destroyed by Joseph II. Linz: beauty of the women, curious incident; learned innkeepers. Lodi: interesting model in the Hôtel des Invalides of battle of. Louvre: works of art in, stripping of, by the Allies. Lucca: female servants, the amoroso; Dante's mountain. Lyons: buildings, scenery; feelings towards Napoleon; character of inhabitants; manufactures.

Maastricht: situation, Montagne de St Pierre. Machiavelli: entombed in church of Santa Croce. Mâcon: quai, wine; grisettes. Maffei: his "Polyphonte" compared with that of Voltaire. Maitland, Captain: Napolean surrenders to. Mantua: situation, Cathedral; monuments of the Gonzagas; the T palace and gardens. Marengo: the Battle of, Commemoration column thrown down. Maria Louisa: ordered to quit papal territory, enthusiastic reception of, at Bologna; victim of a strange theft. Mars, Mlle: graceful acting of. Massieu: pupil of the Abbé Sicard. Mayence: Cathedral, Citadel. Michel Angelo: anecdote of. Milan: Teatro della Scala, the Duomo; the women of; dialect; the Zecca; palace; Ambrosian Library; hospital; Teatro Olimpico; Porta del Sempione; Italian comedy and audiences; Teatro Girolamo; Milanese twang; ballet; acting of La Pallerini. Mittenwald: great raft, interesting journey. Mölk: tradition of the Devil's Wall, ruins of Castle of Dierenstein; Richard Coeur de Lion. Mont Cenis: description of the Chaussée. Mont St. Jean: dreadful sight on plateau of. Montefiascone: story of the Vino d'Est. Morice, Colonel: death at Waterloo. Munich: the King, national theatre; social life in; female head-dress. Murat: Italian opinion of.

Namur: situation of, Citadel demolished by Joseph II; complaints against. Prussian soldiery. Napoleon: takes tribute of works of art from vanquished Governments, calumniated by the émigrés; unjust aspersions on; narrow escape from capture; confident of success before Waterloo; constructs Chaussée of Mont Cenis. Naples: life of a man of fashion in; Etruscan vases and papyri in museum; theatres; Pulcinello; social advantages; lazzaroni; dialect; effect of general ignorance. Nelson, Lord: conduct towards Caraccioli, Neuwied: University of. Ney, Marshall: Wellington and Emperor of Russia refuse to interfere in favour of

Padua: University; Church of St Anthony; Palazzo della Giustizia; tomb of Livy. Paris: Louis XVIII in, Kotzebue on the Palais Royal; Café Montausier; the Louvre; statues and paintings collected by the French Government; productions at the Grand Opera; Column of the Place Vendôme; Gardens of the Tuileries; Chamber of Deputies; the Invalides; models of the fortresses of France; Picture Gallery of the Palais du Luxembourg; frequency of quarrels between French and Prussian officers in the; Palais Royal; behaviour of English officers in; masterpieces performed in the Théâtre français; Ney shot in the Gardens of the Luxembourg. Parma: "L'Amfiteatro Farnese", paintings; birthplace of Cassius. Passau: junction of the Danube, Inn and Illst. Perugia. Pescia, advantages of living in. Picton, Lieut-Genl Sir T.: perishes at Waterloo. Piedmont: character of the lower classes of. Pillnitz: the palace; Treaty of. Pisa. Pitt: credited with the invention of the sinking fund. Pius VII: character and virtues of. Pompeii: amphitheatre; houses; Temple of Isis; Praetorium; antiquities removed to Museum of Portici. Pontine Marshes. Prague: situation, bridge over the Mulda; remarkable statue; Jews; palaces of the Wallensteins and Colloredos; St John Nepomucene; Joseph II's ingenious method of extorting money from the Jews; Catalani; story of the Duchess Libussa.

Rafaelli: mosaic work of. Rho: ancient tree. Rome: censorship of books at the Dogana, Coliseum; Arch of Constantine; Via Sacra—excavations; Tarpeian Rock; Capitol; St Peter's; anecdote of Michel Angelo; statue of St Peter; masterpieces of sculpture in Capitoline Museum; Transteverini; effect of the settling of foreign artists in; Santa Maria Maggiore; Church of St John Lateran; Egyptian obelisk; La Scala Santa; Quirinal; fountains; Column of Trajan; baths of Diocletian; theatres; masterpieces of art in the Vatican Museum; statue of Jupiter Capitolinus; stanze di Rafaello; Appian Road; social life in; the Avvocati; Papal Government; post office defalcations; the Carnival; races in the Corso; masquerades; Sovereigns and persons of distinction living in Rome in 1818; Easter in; Swiss Guard; Noble Guard; papal benediction; illumination of St Peter's; fireworks from Castle of St Angelo; the brigand Barbone; his wife.

Savoy: character of inhabitants of. Schönbrunn: anecdote of Napoleon's son. Schuyler, General: his reproof of General Burgoyne. Scindiah: career of. Sgricci, Signor: his genius for improvisation. Sicard, Abbeé; director of the Institution of the Sourds-Muets, eulogises Sir Sidney Smith. Sienna: cathedral, Piccolomini monument; dialect. Simplon: road over the, Chaussée; maisons de refuge. Sismondi, the historian banished from Geneva. Smith, Lucius F.: friend of De Boigne. Smith, Sir Sidney: his eulogy of the Abbé Sicard. Spoleto: ruins of ancient buildings. St Cloud: favourite residence of Napoleon. St Eustatius: pillaged by Admiral Rodney. St Germain: depôt for articles plundered by Prussian officers. St Helena: injustice of Napoleon's banishment to. Stewart, Lord: conduct of, at Conference of French Commissioners with the Allies.

Taddei, Rosa: her talent for improvisation. Talma, his ailing at the Théâtre Français. Thorwaldsen: character of his genius. Tivoli: the Villa d'Este, Adrian's Villa. Tölz: remarkable groups of figures in wood, representing history of Christ. Tournay, citadel of. Trévoux: scenery on the road between Mâcon and, hotel-keeper's beautiful daughter. Turin: Chapelle du Saint Suaire, remarkable works of art in; the King of Sardinia. Tuscany: contrast with papal dominions, pronunciation; peasantry; fondness of Tuscan women for dress; feeling towards Napoleon in; character of the people; house of Americo Vespucci. Tyrol, the: general description of, dress of the peasant women.

Valais: crétins of. Vaud, Canton de: character of inhabitants of, gratitude to France; democratic spirit; La Harpe; defends its independence; hatred of French Royalists to. Velino: remarkable cascade. Venice: Canale Grande, Rialto; palaces of great families; the Merceria; water-fête; Piazza di San Marco; Church of St Mark; Campanile; variety of costumes in; dialect; social life in; Doge's palace; theatres; gondolas. Verbruggen, H.: work of, in church of St Gudule, Brussels. Verona: amphitheatre, Palladio; Scala family; social advantages in. Versailles: magnificence of. "Vertraute Briefe" the. Vesuvius: eruptions, lava. Vicenza. Vienna: Art treasures of, respected by French Republican armies, great raft; streets; Cathedral; Hofburg; Congress of; Wechselbank; Belvedere Palace; Prater; theatres. Visconte, Galeazzo: builds church of the Certosa. Volnais, Mlle: Acting of. Voltaire: his play, "Mérope", his benefactions to Ferney; relics of; portraits of contemporaries in his château.

Walker, Adam: his lectures to Etonians stopped. Wardle, Col.: republican principles of, anonymous denunciation of. Waterloo: French officer's remarks on. Wellington: his confidence in the result of the campaign, gallantry of; checks frequency of corporal punishment in the army. Wilson, Maj.-Genl: accompanies Frye on a tour through the theatre of War. Wilson, Sir R.: his charges against Napoleon. Wirion: removed from office by Napoleon.

York, Duke of, opposes frequent corporal punishment in the Army.

Zedera, Chevalier: political dispute with Genevese, his journey with Frye to Italy; his parting with Frye.