Volume 2 — An Alphabetical INDEX TO THE FIRST VOLUME.
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A.
Abbesses of two Convents, the Ceremony of marrying them by every Doge of Venice, 400.
Their Dress, 401.
Agrippina, Empress of Rome, 250.
Ahlen-Castle, in the Dutchy of Zell; the Retreat of the Duke's unfortunate Daughter, 62.
Aix-la-chapelle, t. 199, 341.
Albert, Margrave of Brandenbourg, 82.
Albert I. Emperor, 388.
Albert II. Emperor, 388.
Aller, R. 61.
Alpes, for whom those Mountains were made, 395.
Altena, t. 53, 57.
Distress of the Inhabitants, 58.
Privileg'd Place for Bankrupts, 59.
Altenbourg, t. 167.
Altheim, Count and Countess, 255, 256.
Amelia, Empress of Germany, 228 to 230, &c. 344.
Amminati, Sculptor, 426.
Andrew, Cardinal of Austria, 390.
St. Andrew's Order of Muscovy, 76.
Angelo, Michael, his saying that certain Gates were good enough for Paradise, 428.
Anhalt-Cothen, Princess, 173.
Anhalt-Dessau Leopold, Pr. 37.
His Amour and Marriage, and his Menace to shoot his Tutor, 38, 39.
His Character by the late D. of Savoy, 39.
His Valour, 39, 40.
His Government, 82.
Augustus Lewis, Pr. his Wives and Issue, 83.
Anhalt-Zerbst, Magdalen-Augusta, Duchess of Saxe-Gotha, 181.
Anna-Maria's Violin, 415.
Anne, Princess Royal of Denmark, and Electress-Dowager of Saxony, 100.
Anne-Frederica, of Promnitz, 83.
Anne-Sophia-Charlotte, of Prussia, Duchess of Saxe-Eysenach, 183.
Annunciation-Pictures, done by Tintoret and Titian, 419.
Anspach, 193, 204.
See Brandenbourg.
Anthony-Ulric, D. of Brunswic-Lunenburg-Wolfembuttle, 69, 71, 73, 75, 79.
Antinous's Statue, 370.
Antonietta-Amelia of Brunswic-Blanckenbourg, 72.
Apollodorus Statuary, 427.
Apollonia, the Singer, 415.
Appel, a Merchant at Leipsic, his House the Residence of the K. of Poland, 85.
Appennine Mountains, 425.
Aquapendente, t. 430.
Arch-duchess, 232, 233, 381.
Architecture, the best Article that Princes can lay out their Money in, 10.
Aremberg, Duke and Duchess Dowager, 332, 333.
Argenson, M. de, 303.
Arlington, Countess of, 67.
Arnheim, Marshal de, 40.
Arnim, Sigismond de, 146.
Arnould, St. 366.
Arthur, Prince of Wales, 389.
Augsbourg, t. 273.
Its Comparison with Antwerp, 275.
Its chief Trade, 275, 276.
Augusta, of Saxe-Gotha, Princess of Wales, 182.
Augustus III. K. of Poland, 97, 99.
His Travels and Conversion to Popery, 101.
His Marriage, 102, 165.
His Love and Duty to his Father, 104.
His Election and Coronation, 106.
His Tutor, 126, 127.
His Queen, 98.
Their Children, 99.
Augustus-William D. of Brunswic-Lunenburg Wolfembuttle, 69, 71, 73.
Augustus-Albert, Prince of Prussia, 113.
Augustus, Emperor, 273.
Aulic Council, at Berlin, 14.
At Vienna, 244.
St. Austin's Tract of the City of God, 179.
Austria, House, of whom it now consists, 233.
A Wish that it never may be extinct, 233.
Its great Alliances, 250.
Austrian Princes, remarkable for an Air of Gravity, 112.
Their People's Avertion to the Bohemians, 222.
The scurvy Pun of a French Jester upon them, 228.
Their Epicurism, 253.
Pride, 254.
Their Fondness for the Title of Count, 255.
Austrian and Lorrain Families united, 233, 341.
Auvergne, Princesses, 332, 333.
B.
Backover, M. Chancellor of Saxe-Gotha, 182.
Baden-Baden, Margrave and Margravine, 213, 299, 300.
Baden-Dourlach, Christian, Margrave of, 183, 279.
Charles, 293, 296. 298.
Margravine, 298, 300, 301, 304.
Badiani, Count, 244.
Bahlberg, Adolphus, Baron of, 184.
Baldinucci, Philip, the Sculptor, 426.
Balls of Bohemia, compar'd with those in the Hay-Market, 223.
Bamberg, t. 201, &c. the mighty Prerogative of its Bishop, 201.
Barbi, t. 82.
Bareith, Margraves. See Brandenbourg.
Bareith, t. 204.
Princess, 303.
Baron, the Title purchased in
Germany by a Messenger, 256.
Basset, how a Lady made her Gallant's Fortune at it, 252.
Bass-Viols, a German Duke's Fondness for 'em, 168, to 171.
Bavaria, Electors of, 259, 262, 263.
Its Division, 267.
Riches and Revenue, 167, 268.
363, 364.
Its Apostle, 366.
Baudissin, M. Wolf, Henry de, 104, 127, 128.
Baumgarten, General, 84.
Beaufort, Marquis de, 135.
Beausobre, M. 15.
Bedmar, Marquis de, his Conspiracy, 409.
Beichling, M. Chancellor, 91.
Beichling, Countess Dowager, 141.
Belgrade, 248.
Belvedere-Palace, 4.
Benedict XIII. Pope, 337, 430.
Benedictines, a sort of Republic form'd in that Order, 190.
Benson, William, Esq; Director of the fine Water-works at Herenhausen, 67.
Bentivoglio, Cardinal, his Remark upon the Alps and the neighbouring People, 395.
Bergenopzoom, 332.
Berlin, t. 3. Its Obligation to the French Refugees, 3.
Its Academy, 147.
Bernsdorff, John Hartwig Ernest, Baron of, 155.
Berschen, t. 394.
Beveren, Baron de, 334, 335.
Bevern, Brunswic Branch, 71.
Charles, Prince of, 26, 72.
Ferdinand-Albert, Prince of 70, 71, 72.
Elizabeth-Christina, Princess, 72.
Bilinski, Count and Countess, 118.
Bishoprick, which the first in Germany, 201.
Black Liveries, never given by a certain German Family, 363.
Blanc, M. de, 306.
Blanche, Mary, Wife to the Emperor Maximilian, 389.
Blanckenbourg, County, 79.
Blanckenbourg, t. 76, 78.
Stupidity of the People, 78.
Blanckenbourg's Duke and Duchess, 71, 76, 78.
The Duke's Treaty with the Elector of Hanover for a Vote and Seat in the Dyet, 79.
His Accession to the Title of the D. of Wolfembuttle, 80.
Blanckenheim-Mandersheldt, Francis George, Count de, 333.
Bockenheim, t. 340.
Bohemia, 210, 211, &c. 244.
Where and by whom its Kings and Queens are consecrated, 212.
Its Saints, ib..
The Wealth and Grandeur of its Nobility, and the Poverty and Slavery of the Peasants, 218, 219, 221.
Its States, of whom compos'd, 222.
Their Aversion to the Austrians, 222.
Bolagnos, Count de, 397.
Bologna, John, 427.
Bologna, t. 423, 424.
Bolsano. t. 392.
Bolsena, t. 430.
Bork, the Prussian Minister and General, 31, 42.
Bose, Countess of, 145.
Bossagno, t. 394.
Bot, the Architect, 10, 18.
Compar'd to Bernini, 94.
Bothmar, Count de, 65.
Bouillon, Princes, why they had the Title of Domestic Highnesses, 210.
Bourbon and Austria, Houses, our Author's Wish that they might never be extinct, 233.
Bourbon, Duchess of, 310, 332.
Bourg, Marshal de, 306, 307.
Brandenbourg, Electors of, Joachim II. 196.
John George, 204.
Brandenbourg, Lewis, Margrave of, 387.
Brandenbourg-Anspach, Margraves, capital, 193, &c., 195, 361.
194.
Her Present to our Author, 197.
Death in this Family pretended to be always foretold by the Appearance of a Spirit, 196.
Brandenbourg-Bareith, Margraves, 200, &c. 205, &c. 303, 342.
Brandenbourg, t. 2.
Brandenbourg-Schwedt, Marquis of, 26.
Margravine Dowager, 125.
Brandstein, Frederic-Augustus de, 145.
Brebentau, Mademoiselle de, 116, 157.
Brebentau, the Palatine of Marienbourg, 163.
Breitenbauch, Henry-Augustus de, 146.
Bremer, M. de, 195.
Brenner, Mountain, 391, 392.
Breslau, the Road from it to Berlin, 1.
Breton-Villiers, Marquis, Reflection on his Memoirs, 337.
Brezé, Marshal de, 321.
Brhousel, t. 318.
Brimstone, prescrib'd to the Austrians by a French Jester, 228.
Brixen, t. 392, 394.
Brocks, a Hamburgher and Poet, 53.
Brou, M. de, 306.
Bruhl, John and Henry de, 104, 129, 130, 131, 132, 140.
Adolphus de, 140.
Baron de, 174, 177.
Brunswic Hanover, John-Frederic, Duke of, 229.
Brunswic Family, 61, 69, 71.
The Princes descended from it, 231.
Brunswic, t. 69, 75.
Brunswic-Blanckenbourg, Lewis Rodolf, Duke of, 70, 231.
Brunswic-Lunenbourg-Wolfembuttle, Duke of, 231.
Bucentaur, a fine Venetian Galley, 399, 407.
Bulau, Baron de, 65, 66.
Baroness, 66.
Burgau, Charles, Margrave of, 390.
Burgundy, Charles the Bold, Duke of, 389.
Philip Duke, 389.
Buthler, Constantine, Baron of, 184.
C.
Cabinet Ministers, their Precedence at the Court of Prussia, 134.
Caccioli Antonio, Painter, 424.
Cadets Academies, 48.
Cæsar's War with Pompey, painted, 370.
Callenberg, Augustus-Henry Gottlob, Count de, 145.
Camke, Madame de, 25.
Camke, Messieurs de, 44.
Candi, a famous Painter, 261.
Carinthia, Henry Duke of, 387.
Carlowitz, John-George de, 145.
Treaty, 238.
Carlsbad, t. 208, &c.
Virtue of its Baths, ib.
Carlsrouhe, t. 293.
Caroline, Princess of Saxe-Eysenach, 115.
Cassel, See Hesse.
Castel, Count de, 195.
Castilloncello, t. 429.
Catsch, M. a Minister of Prussia, 5, 17, 43.
Catzenellenbogen, upper County, 357.
Chains, that bound St. Peter, St. Paul, and St. John, three Links of them, 198.
Chalisac, M. 37.
Charlemain's Crown and Sword, 199.
Charles, Margrave of Burgau, 390.
Charles II. K. of Spain, 387.
Charles IV. Emperor, 387.
Charles V. Emperor, 381, 387, 423.
Charles VI. Emperor, 70, 230, 341.
His Diversions, 233.
His Friendship and Gratitude, 256.
His Love for the Empress, 257.
Remarks on his Coronation, 341.
Charles-Christian, Prince of Prussia, 113.
Charles, K. of Sardinia, 335.
Charles XII. K. of Sweden, 55, 56, 123, 124.
Charles, Prince Palatine of Sultzbach, 332.
Charles, the Bold, Duke of Burgundy, 389.
Charles-Albert, Elector of Bavaria, 259, 262, 263.
His Electoress, 263.
Charles-Lewis, Elector Palatine, 274, 342, 381, 383.
Philip ditto, 328, 330, 331.
His Revenues, 337.
Charlottemburg House, 35.
Child-bearing, ascrib'd to the Miracles of the two Bohemian Saints, 213, 214.
Christian, Margrave of Brandenburg-Bareith, 200.
Christian-Lewis, Margrave of Brandenburg, 28.
Ulric, Duke of Wirtemberg-Oels, and Bernstad, 83.
William, of Saxe-Gotha, Prince, 182.
Christina-Louisa, of Oetingen, Duchess of Blanckenbourg, 70.
Christina, Princess of Saxe-Weissenfels, 114, 115.
Christopher, St. where most worshipped, 394.
Cicerone, the Meaning of that Word in Italy, 395.
Cinfuentes, Count de, 244.
Cleisheim, 375.
Clischoff, Battle, 163.
Clovis, K. of France, 388.
Coburg, t. 200.
Cohorn, Engineer, 328.
Cohten, t. 83.
Colin, Alexander, Statuary, 386.
Collobradt, Count, 220.
Collonitz, the Count and the Cardinal, 248, 249.
Collowrat, Count and Countess, 133, 148.
Complimenters, nauseous, 199.
Condé, Princess of, 344.
Conferences, Counsellors of, 240, 244.
Constance, Council of, 15, 339.
Coquets, in Venice, the Place of their Rendezvous, 415.
Corfou, Island, 408.
Cornaro Family's Tomb, 404.
Cosel Countess of, Mistress of the late K. of Poland, 90, 91, 117, 118, 120, 124.
Her Menaces against him, 118.
Count, 117, 136.
Her Daughter, 142.
Cosmo I. Duke of Florence, 426, 427.
Costa, Count de, 101, 123.
Counts of the Empire, their Preheminence, 287.
Courland, Duchess Dowager, 200.
Craut, his surprising Rise from behind the Compter to the Ministry, 4.
Creutz, M. de, Prussian Minister, 5, 45.
Creutzer, Coin, 278.
Crossen, t. 1.
Culmbach-Brandenburg, Margraviate, 204.
George-Frederic-Charles, the Margrave, 205.
His Family and Revenues, 204, &c. 208.
Cunegonda, Empress, her Tomb, 202, 387.
Cup, which Joseph put in Benjamin's Sack; the Reason our
204.
Customs, a remarkable Attachment to old ones, 78, 79.
Cyprianus, Dr. 179.
Cyprus, Cornaro, Q. of, 406.
Czarowitz, 70.
D.
Damnitz, M. de, Grand Marshal of Saxe-Gotha, 182.
Danckelman, Baron de, 15.
He prophesies his own Fate, 16.
Dangervilliers, M. 306, 307.
Danneberg, Henry de, 71.
Danebrock Order, 74.
Dantzick, t. invested, 107.
Reduc'd, 108, 109.
Danube, R. 278.
Darmstadt, t. 357.
Landgraves, 357, 362.
Daun, Count and Marshal de, 246, 370.
Degenfeldt (Schomberg) Count de, 342, 343.
Dehn, Count de, 72, 73.
A very fine Dancer, as well as Minister of State, 74.
Dejanira's Story painted, 383.
Delitz, Countess of, 66.
Denhoff, General, 7.
Denmark, Q. of, 208.
The Prince Royal, 208.
Devos, Tapestry-maker at Brussels, 236.
Diedrichstein, Count, 147.
Doberginsky, M. 35.
Doges of Venice, their Marriage of the Sea, and of the Abbesses of two Convents, 399, 400.
Dohna, Count de, 6.
Dorffling, a Taylor, his Rise to be a General in the Army, 12.
Dorothea-Sophia, Princess of Prussia, 19.
Dorothy, Electress of Brandenburg, 19.
Dresden, t. 87, 157, &c.
Drinking hard, in Germany, our Author's humourous Account how it affected him, 184, 187, to 190, 204, 325, to 327.
Where he reckons it an inseparable Function of the Ecclesiastical Courts, 204.
Duhamel, Francis, General, 7, 412.
His Lady, 412.
Duvaine, General, 5.
Duval, a famous Soop-maker, 56.
E.
East-Friesland, George-Albert, Prince of, 208.
Eib, General, 191.
Einsiedel, John George de, 143.
Einsiedel, Curt de, 144.
His Lady, 144.
Einsiedel Detler, Henry de, 146.
Eleonora, Empress, 240, 381.
Eleonora, Princess of Neubourg, 230.
Eleonora-Philippina, Princess of Hesse-Rhinfels, 332.
Elizabeth, Empress of Germany, 232, &c.
Her Abjuration of the Lutheran Religion, 232.
Elizabeth-Sophia of Brandenbourg, Duchess Dowager of Courland, 200.
Elizabeth-Christina of Oetingen, Duchess of Blanckenbourg, 76.
Elvan, t. 378.
Emanuel, Prince of Savoy, 238.
Emigrants, of Saltzbourg, 375, 376.
Emperors of Germany, the Ceremony of their Audiences, 225.
Their Dining, 225.
Suppers, 227.
Pictures, 370.
Empresses, the Respect paid to them, 228 to 230, &c.
Empress Dowager, 229.
Eosander, the Architect, 10.
Erdmansdorff, Ernest-Ferdinand de, 144.
Erfurt, t. 178.
Erlangen, Christian, t. 200.
Ernest-Augustus, the first Elector of Hanover, 63, 67.
How he obtain'd that Dignity, 68.
Ernest, Arch-Duke, and his Wife, 389.
Ernest-Augustus, Duke of Saxe-Weimar, 173.
Ernest the Pious, Duke of Gotha, 178.
Etiquette, in foreign Courts, what, 224.
Etlingen, t. 303.
Eversberg, t. 364.
Eugene of Savoy, Prince, his Palace, 236.
His Character, 237, 141.
His Regiment of Dragoons, 237.
His Sickness, Death, and Interment, 238.
His Employments and Estate, 238, 240.
His last Will, 239.
His Library, 239.
His Nephew, 239.
Excellency, the Venetians Fondness for the Title, 420, 421.
Eysenach, t. 183. See Saxe.
F.
Fatima, a Turkish Lady, 115, 116.
Favourita, the Emperor's Palace, 234.
Faustina, the Singer, 421.
Ferbellin, t. 50.
Ferdinand, I. de Medicis, 427.
Ferdinand, K. of Castille, 387.
Ferdinand, K. of the Romans, 381.
Ferdinand I. Emperor, 385, 387.
His Son's Tomb, 389,
and Wife, 390.
Ferdinand-Albert, D. of Brunswic-Lunenbourg and Bevern, 70, 71, 72.
His Merit and Preferment, 72.
Ferdinand-Mary, Elector of Bavaria, 259.
His Wife, 260.
Ferdinand, Duke of Bavaria, 263, 264.
His Duchess, 263.
Ferrara, t. 423.
Finck, of Finckenstein, Count, 25.
Fiorenzola, t. 425.
Fermian, Barons of, 367.
Fishermen, at Venice, their Election of their Doge or Chief, 402.
Fitztuhm, Count de, 91, 142.
His Daughter, 150.
Fleming, James-Henry, Count de, Prime Minister of Poland, 73, 74, 89, 90, 92, 102, 125, 144, 152, 155, 162.
His Reason for employing Foreigners before Saxons, 155.
The Origin of his Family and his Education, 162.
His Preferments from first to last, 162, &c.
His Marriage and his Duels, 163, 165.
His Conduct with regard to Patkul, 164.
His Estate, 165, 166.
His general Character, 166.
Fleming, Mademoiselle de, 116.
Fleury, Marquis de, 135.
Cardinal de, 241.
Florence, t. 425.
Fohsen, Mademoiselle de, 38.
Forbenius he saved the Life of the Elector of Brandenbourg, 51.
Force, Marshall de, 321.
Forchs, the Starost assassinated, 155.
Francfort, on the Rhine, 340.
Privilege of those here called Residents, 342.
Francfort, on the Oder, t. 2.
Francis I. K. of France, his solemn Affirmation, 215.
Franconia, Duke, 185, 191.
Frankenberg, Baron de, 236.
Frankendahl, t. 338.
Frauenstad, Battle, 163.
Frederic, of Austria, nicknam'd the Pennyless Prince, 385, 386, 388.
Frederic, Elector Palatine, who was chose K. of Bohemia, 210.
Frederic IV. Emperor, 387, 388.
His Mother, 389.
Frederic, Electoral Prince of Saxony, 99, 112.
Frederic II. Duke of Gotha, 180, 181.
III. the present Duke, 181, 182.
His Brother William, 181.
His other Brothers and Sisters, and his Revenues and Guards, &c. 182.
Frederic-Augustus II. K. of Poland, 94, 102.
His Nativity calculated at Venice, 95, 96.
His Death, 96.
His Queen, and her Death, 97.
His Change of Religion, 100.
The Method he took to convert his Son, 101.
His Natural Issue, 115, &c.
His Generosity, 164.
Frederic IV. K. of Denmark's Compassion to the Altenois, 58, 59.
His Queen's Retirement, 59.
His giving Audience to the Senate at Bologna, 423, 426.
Frederic, the Fair, 230.
Frederic-William, Elector of Brandenbourg, his Statue, 9.
His remarkable Speech to his Soldiers, 50.
His daughter, 200.
Frederic I. K. of Prussia, his Statue, 8, 297.
Frederic, Prince Royal of Prussia, 25.
Frederica-Sophia, Princess of Prussia, 25, 26.
Frederica-Louisa, Princess of Prussia, 26.
Of Saxe-Gotha, Princess, 182.
Fredericsfeld, House, 27.
Friesberg, Baron de, 61.
Friesland, Henry-Frederic, Count of, 123, 139, 142.
Frisoni, an Architect, 288, 290.
Fuchs, Baron de, the Prussian Minister, 4, 29, 41.
Fuchs, Countess de, 254.
Fugger, Maximilian, Count, 266.
His generous Entertainment of the Emperor Charles V. 276.
Fuhl, de, Great Marshal, 90.
Fulde, t. 184. Magnificence of its Abbot, 184.
Fultishau, Convent, 380.
Furstemberg, Prince, 165.
Cardinal, 315.
Furstenfeldt, Abbey, 272, 273.
G.
Gala, Days of, what, 226, 227, 228.
Galeas, John Duke of Milan, 389.
Gallasch, Count de, 211.
Gardeners, the best in all Germany, 85.
Garment, Christ's, a Relique of it, 198.
Gaston, John, Great Duke of Tuscany, 428.
Gates, thought by Michael Angelo to be good enough for Paradise, 428.
Gemblours, Abbot of, his sole Privilege of celebrating Mass booted and spurr'd, 191.
Gemming, Baron de, 208.
Gentleman, two French Kings fond of the Title, 215.
George I. K. of Great Britain, his Wife, 61, 62.
His Administration, 61, 64, 68.
George II. King, 64, 69.
George-William, Margrave of Brandenbourg-Bareith, 205.
George (St.) Abbess of, 212.
Order Bavarian, 260.
George I. Landgrave of Darmstad, 357.
German Language, its Excellency. 53, 195.
Vanity of the Germans, 198.
Gersi, the French Ambassador, 397.
Gersner, Physician, 368.
Gerstorf, Gotlob-Frederic, Baron de, 47.
Gertrude, a Marcoman Lady, History of her, an entertaining Novel, 343, &c.
Its Key, 355.
Gilles (St.) Count de, 92.
Glass Manufacture of Venice, 410.
Globe, John-Frederic Count de, 334.
Goblet of Gold, the Pleasure with which our Author drank out of it; and how he wish'd to carry it off, 204.
Godfrey of Bouillon, K. of Jerusalem, 388.
Gohren, Baron de, 45.
Gortz, (Henry) Baron de, 54.
His famous Copper Coin, 56.
His Execution, 57.
Gortz, the Hanovarian, 64.
Gotha, see Saxe, and Frederic, and Ernest.
Gotha, t. 178.
Its Dukes, 178, 179, &c.
Duchesses, 181.
The noble Library here, 179.
Their Revenues, 182.
Gravenitz, Count de, 284, 285, 286.
Gravenitz, Countess de, Mistress of the D. of Wirtemberg, 279, 282, to 284.
Gravity, an Air peculiar to the Austrian Princes, 112.
Grosh, the Value of that Coin, 85.
Grumkau, the Prussian Minister, 5, 31, 43.
Grunberg, the Architect, 6.
Guide, a remarkable one that was blind, 277.
Guides, the Name given to them in Italy, 305.
Guldenstein-Huguetan, Count de, 35.
Gundacker de Staremberg, Count, 241.
Gustavus Adolphus, 259, 274.
H.
Hacke, M. de, 46.
Hagen, Baron de, 75, 101.
Haguenau, 381, t.
Hall, the largest next to Westminster, 215.
Halle, t. 82, 377, 380.
University, 85.
Hamburgh, t. 51, 199.
Its Dispute with Denmark, 52.
Its Opera, 52.
Its Mob, 54.
Vindication of its Citizens from the Charge of Cruelty to the Altenois, 58.
Their Respect to the Jews, 53, 59.
Hamelen, t. 68.
Hanau, Count of, 359, 361, 362.
Hanau, Charlotta-Christina of, 359.
Hanau, t. 360, 362.
Hanover, 63, 68.
Roman Catholics there, 63.
Revenues of the Electorate, 68.
—— Electoress of, 343, 344.
Harbourg, t. 60, 68.
Hardenberg, M. Grand Marshal of Hanover, 64, 65.
Harlay, M. de. 306.
Harrach, Count de, 242, 367, 368, 371.
Hattorfs, Ministers compar'd to Louvois and Barbesieux, 65, 66.
Hatzfield, Egmont Count, 335.
Haugwitz, John-Adolphus de, 142.
Heidelberg, t. 321, 322.
Its Decay to what owing, 323.
Its famous Tun, 324.
Heilbron, 375.
Henrietta-Benedictine, the Princess Palatine, 229.
Henry II. Emperor, his Tomb, 202.
Henry IV. Emperor, the pompous Interment he wish'd his Enemies, 168.
Henry III. K. of France, 309.
Henry IV. K. of France, his Ambition to be called the first Gentleman in his Kingdom, 215.
Herenhausen Palace, 67.
Herford Abbey, 27.
Hering, M. de, Vice-Chancellor of Saxe-Gotha, 177, 182.
Hermitage, a Seat near Bareith, 207.
Herzan, Maximilian Count de, 146.
Hesler, M. de, 108.
Hesse Princes, 357.
Hesse-Cassel, Philip the Landgrave of, 357, 362.
Hesse-Darmstadt, Ernest-Lewis Landgrave of, 357.
His Wife, 358.
His Son and his Wife, 359.
His Revenues and Troops, 360.
Hesse-Rhinfels, Princess of, 332.
Hildesheim, Baron, 335.
Hochstet Battle, 262.
Hoffman, Professor of Physic at Halle, 208.
Hohenlo, Count de, 353.
Holstein-Beck, Lewis-Frederic Pr. of, 150.
—— Charles-Lewis Pr. of, 120, 150.
Dorothy, Princess of, 205.
Houtten, Christopher-Francis de, Pr. and Bp. of Wurtzbourgh, 185.
Hoym, Count de, 91, 92, 117, 118.
His Catastrophe, 136, 137.
Hubert (St.) his Legacy, 190.
Noted for killing Rats, 196.
Hubertsbourgh, t. 86, 103, 157.
Huss, John, 339.
Hussites, the Remains of 'em, 216.
I.
Jacobi, the Statuary, 9.
Jacquelot, M. 15.
Janson, Cardinal, 315.
Jews, the Respect shewed them at Hamburg, 53, 59.
Not tolerated at Anspach, and why, 198.
Their Punishment for crucifying an Infant of Christian Parents on Christmass-day, 216.
Vast number of 'em in Bohemia, 216.
and the Palatinate, 337.
Ilgen, Baron, Prussian Minister, 31, 41.
Ilten, Messieurs de, of Hanover, 66, 67.
Inn River, 364, 379, 380.
Inspruc, t. 380.
Joan of Castille, 387.
John's (St.) Village in Tirol, 378.
John (St.) of Jerusalem, Kts. of, 28.
John (St.) Nepomucene, 212, 213.
John-Ernest ABp. of Saltzbourg, 373.
John-Adolphus of Saxe-Weissenfels, 99, 114.
John-George I. Elector of Saxony, 114.
John-George III. Elector of Saxony, 94.
John-George IV. Elector, 94.
John-Augustus of Saxe-Gotha, Pr. 182.
—— Adolphus, ditto, 182.
John William, D. of Saxe-Eisenach, 183.
Elector Palatine, 324, 328.
Jonas, the tall Grenadier, 35.
Joseph, Emperor, 274.
Iser R. 258.
Isselbach, General, 336.
Judas's Lanthorn to be seen in two Places, 81.
Ixter, Baron de, 298.
K.
Kalestein, Baron de, 25.
Kara Mustapha, Grand Vizier, 247, 248.
Kehl, t. 305.
Kendal, Duchess, 66.
Kevenbuller, Count de, 246.
Keyserling-Hermann-Charles, 154.
Kilmanseck, Madame de, 67.
Kinsberg, Baron de, 195.
Kinski, Counts, 154, 220, 221, 244.
Kinski, Countess of, 154.
Klenzek, Mademoiselle de, 55.
Kniphausen, Baron, the Prussian Minister, 31, 44.
Kokersowitz, Countess, 148.
Konickel, Count de, 381.
Konigsegg, Count de, 147, 239, 242, 243.
His Marriage, 243.
His Nephew, 243, 244.
Konigstern Castle, 87.
Koningsmark, Aurora Countess of, 115.
Kuenbourgh, Count de, 373.
Kundahl, t. 379.
Kurtzrok, Baron, 54.
L.
Lactantius's Works, 179.
Ladies, Venetian, in Masks, pick'd up by our Author, 411.
and himself pick'd up by a Lady in Distress who knew him, 416.
Ladislaus, King, 388.
Lagnasco, Count, and Josepha Countess of, 151, 152, 157, 158.
Landau, t. 318.
Lands, how entail'd, and how secur'd in Bohemia, 218, 219.
Larks, where they most abound, 85.
Laxembourg, the Emperor's Palace, 234.
Leibnitz, the Philosopher, 156.
Leine, r. 63.
Leipsick, t. 83.
Why 'tis called the Jewel of Saxony, 84.
Its Fairs frequented by a great number of Princes and Princesses, 85.
Lenfant, M. Author of the Council of Constance, 15.
Leopold of Austria, surnam'd the Virtuous, 388.
Leopold, Archduke, 210.
—— Emperor, 230.
—— Bp. of Saltzbourgh, his Houshold and his Revenues, 367, 373.
Why compared to Pope Sixtus V. 367.
Levant Women, their great Confinement within doors, 52.
Leubnitz, Charles, 140.
Lewis VI. Landgrave of Darmstad, 357.
Lewis, the Hereditary Prince, 359.
Lewis of Bavaria, Emperor, 260, 387.
—— of Baden, Pr. 299, 303.
—— Ernest of Saxe-Gotha, P. 182.
—— the Severe, Duke of Bavaria, his Murder of his Minister and his Wife, 272.
His Repentance, 273.
—— Rodolph, D. of Brunswic-Lunenburg, and Blanckenbourg, 70, 231.
—— Margrave of Brandenburg, 387.
Lewis XV. K. of France, his Marriage, 304, 309.
Cardinal Rohan's Speeches upon it, 310, 313.
Lichtenstein Palace, 236.
Lieutenant of the Police at Paris, 246.
Linange, Mary-Christina-Felicite, Countess of, her Husbands, 183.
Linar, Maurice-Charles, Count de, 143.
Lintz t. 258.
Lipski, John-Alexander, Bp. of Cracow, 149.
Lobkowitz, Pr. and Princess, 342.
Lodron, Counts of, 365, 373.
Lopel, General de, 30.
Lorrain, Francis Duke of, his Marriage to the Archduchess, 233, 341.
—— Charles, Pr. 239, 381.
Losenstein, Eleonora Countess of, 151.
Lovel, Baron de, kill'd in a Duel with Count Flemming, 163.
Louestein, Princess, 342.
Louisa-Dorothea Duchess of Saxe-Gotha, 181.
Louvois, Marquiss, 306.
Lowendahl, Waldemar Baron of, 121.
His Service to six Kings, 121.
His Wives and Issue, 122.
His Son Waldemar, 122, 139.
Lowinitz, Henry-Rodolph de Schonfeld Lord of, 145.
Lubomirski-Theresa, Electoress Palatine, 330.
Lubomirski, Madame de, Rival to Fatima a Turkish Lady, Mistress to the late K. of Poland, 116, 117.
Lubomirski, George-Ignatius Pr. of, 150, 151.
Lude, Count de, his wise Reason for marrying a Tradesman's Daughter, 45.
Ludwigsbourg t. 279, 287.
Lunenburg t. 68.
Lunenburg-Zell and Lunenburg-Hanover Families united, 61.
Luther, Martin, his resolute Expression when dissuaded to go the Dyet, 339.
Lutzelbourg, Anthony Count de, 123.
M.
Magdebourg Duchy yielded to the House of Brandenbourg, 80.
Character of it, 82.
Magdebourg t. 48, 80.
Maintenon, Madame de, Mistress of Lewis XIV. her Fortune told by a Mason, 96.
Malchau House near Berlin, 29.
Manger, a Relique of our Saviour's, 198.
Manheim t. 327.
Manteuffel, Ernest Count de, 134.
Marck, Julius-Augustus, Count de la 334, 337.
Marcoman Lady, the History of one, 344. &c.
Margaret of Tyrol surnam'd the Pious, and nicknam'd Wide-Mouth, 387.
Maria-Anne-Caroline of Newbourgh, 263.
Maria-Magdalena, Archduchess, 233, 381.
Maria Elizabetha, Archduchess and Governess of the Netherlands, 233.
Maria-Amelia Princess of Poland, 113.
Maria-Anne-Sophia Princess of Poland, 113.
Maria-Josepha Princess of Poland, 114.
Maria-Theresa Archduchess, 232, &c.
Her Marriage to the D. of Lorrain, 233.
Maria-Josepha Q. of Poland, 98, 102, 110, 111, 112.
Maria-Anne-Victoria of Bavaria, 309.
Maria Empress of Germany, her illustrious Relations, 250, 388.
Marie-Adelaide of Savoy, 260, 268.
Maria-Lescinski Q. of France, 304, 309.
Mark's, St. Festival, how celebrated at Venice, 401.
Marriage of the Sea, 399, 400.
Marriage of Princes how limited by the Laws of Germany, 60, 352.
A Princess charg'd with abusing that Sacrament of the Church of Rome, 202.
Martinitz, Count of, 213, 214.
Masquerades at Venice, 412.
Mass, by whom alone celebrated with Boots and Spurs on, 192.
Matthias Emperor of Germany, 210.
Maubrisson, Abbess of, 344.
Maurice, William, Pr. of Saxe-Zeits, 99.
—— Elector of Saxony, 381.
—— Count of Saxony, 115.
—— of Saxe-Gotha Pr., 182.
Maximilian, Emperor, 385, 388.
His Statue, 386.
Wife, 388, 389.
His Daughter, 389.
Father-in-law, 389.
Maximilian-Emanuel, Elector of Bavaria, 262, 263, 268, 274, 278, 379, 382.
Joseph the Electoral Pr. 263.
Meinders, M. de, the Prussian Minister, 41.
Meissen t. 86.
Melvil, M., 65.
Menard, President, 317.
Mentz, Lotharius-Francis de Schonborn Elector, 201, 203, 310, 321, 338.
His Severity to Robbers, 202.
Mercy, Count de, 244.
His Defeat, 307.
Mersebourg t. 167, 168.
Its Duke's Fondness for Bass-Viols, 168, 170, 171.
His Duchess, 169.
Mestre. t. 394, 395.
Metsch, Count de, 54, 242, 245.
Mile-posts in Saxony, 84.
Milk of our Lady, a Wine so called, 339.
Miltitz, General, Alexander de, 78, 100, 105, 107, 360.
Minckwitz, Charles-Christian de, 146.
Miracles ascrib'd to the two Saints of Bohemia, 213, 214.
Misson, Maximilian, criticized, 308, 392.
Mobs of Amsterdam and Hamburg compar'd, 54.
Mocenigo-Aloisio, Doge of Venice, 399.
Modena, Renaud d'Este, Duke of, 230.
Molard, Count de, 255.
Molsheim t. 315.
Monclar, Baron de, 306.
Montbijou Palace, 3.
Montefiascone t. 430.
Monteroso t. 430.
Monte-Sancto, Count of, 244.
Montmorency, Francis Count de, 152.
His Countess, 152.
Moravia, John Margrave of, 387.
Moschinski, Anthony, Count and
Countess, 117, 120, 142.
Moses, a Piece of his Rock, 396.
Motterie, Mademoiselle, 243.
Mount-Pleasant, a fine Seat near Hanover, 67.
Muchlberg, the strong Lines cast up there by the Prince of Beveren, 72.
Munchausen, M. 65, 77.
Munchenbourg t. 2.
Munich t. 258, 268, 363.
Muscovy, Anne Czarina of, her Marriage, 200.
N.
Nassau-Friesland, Prince, his untimely end, 297.
His Daughter, who is Sister to the Pr. of Orange, 297.
Nassau, Idstein, Pr. 169.
—— Weilbourg, Count, 336.
—— Ousingen Princess, 342.
Nativities, Calculators of 'em
refuted, 341.
Natzmer, Marshal de, 33, 40.
Naumbourg, t. 171, 172.
Neitsch, Mademoiselle de, 145.
Nepomucene (St.) John, 212, to 215.
Nesselrod, Count de, 334.
Neukirch, Benjamin, a Poet, 195.
Neustadt, t. 200.
Nicolotti, Fishermen at Venice so call'd, their Election of a Doge of their own, 402.
Nightingales, a Multitude of 'em, 86.
Nobility at Venice, the Purchase of it, 420.
Noyelles, Count de, 152.
Nuremberg, t. 196, 197.
Its Government compar'd to the Venetian, 197.
Nymphenbourg Palace, 268, 270, 271.
O.
Occo the Antiquary, 179.
Oder, River, 2.
Oetingen, t. 80.
Princesses, 70, 76, 231.
Ohsten, Baron de, 335.
Olbreuse, Madamoiselle de, 60, 62.
Her Daughter, 62.
Oppenheim, t. 340.
Oranjebourg, t. 49.
Orders of Knighthood, the Prussian, 29.
The Bavarian, 260.
Of St. Hubert, 373.
Orleans, Duke of, 243, 306.
Duchess, 274, 303, 304, 310.
Orselska, Anne Countess of, 119, 150.
Ossem, Gosman-Daniel, the Painter, 384.
P.
Padua, t. 422.
Palatinate, Upper, 344.
Palatine, Electors, 274, 322, 323, &c. 328, 381.
Revenues, 337.
Who the last of the Protestant Princes of this Title, 342.
Paracelsus, where bury'd, 374.
How he wrought most of his Cures, 374.
Passau, t. 366.
Patkul, Count, 164.
Patriarch of Venice, 403.
Patricians in Germany, who they are, 197, 198, 200.
Pechtelsheim, Baron de, 188, 189.
Peine, Painter, 11, 83.
Pennyless Prince, the Nickname of an Austrian, 385, 386, 388.
Petits-Maitres, at Venice, 421.
Philibert D. of Savoy, 389.
Philip IV. of Spain, his Reverence to the Viaticum, 249.
—— D. of Burgundy, 389.
—— Margrave of Brandenburg, 19, 20, 281.
His Dowager, 20, 26.
His Sons, 27.
His Uncle Albert, 27.
Albert's Sons, 27.
Philippina-Charlotte, Princess
of Prussia, 26, 72.
Philippina of Welserin, Archduchess, 390.
Philipsruhe, a Pleasure-House, 361.
Phul, Baron de, 285.
Pilate's Basin, 81.
Piosas, Count, 261.
Plassenberg Castle, 208.
Platen, Count de, 66.
Countess, 67.
Pleasure-Houses, who has the finest in Europe, 268.
Plesk, Helmuth de, 145.
Pludowska, Baroness, 135.
Poddewitz, the Prussian Minister, 31.
Poland, the Equivalent it has given to France of a Queen for a King, 309.
Polentz, M. de, 78.
Pollnitz, M. de, Cabinet-Counsellor to the D. of Wirtemberg, 285.
—— Baron, (our Author) his Conference with a Lutheran Doctor after he had turn'd Papist from a Calvinist, 160.
—— Henrietta, 7.
Pomerania, Hither, yielded to Sweden, 80.
Pommersfelden, t. Seat of the Elector of Mentz, 203, 204.
Pompey's War with Cæsar painted, 370.
Ponte, t. 425.
Porcellane, finer in Germany than in Japan, 87, 88.
Portugal, Mary-Anne Queen of, 233.
—— Emanuel Pr. of, 422.
Pose, a Merchant at Leipsic, his fine Garden, 85.
Potschin, Madame de, 152.
Potzdam Castle, 34.
Prague, t. 210.
Preysing, Maximilian Count de, 266, 267.
Princes, petty, more inaccessible than great ones, 83.
Privy-Counsellor's Preferment owing to a Present of a Bass-Viol, 171.
Profusion of Princes in what Article 'tis most justifiable, 10, 103.
Promnitz, Erdmann Count de, 135.
Proselytes, by what means they are soonest made among the Gentry, 161.
Provence, Theodebert Count of, 389.
Prussia, K. 21, 31, &c. 376.
His Queen, 24.
His Soldiery, 21, to 24, 34.
His Children, 25, &c. 30, 72.
Princess Royal's Marriage, 205.
Pruth Battle, 123.
Pultowa Battle, 123, 164.
Q.
Quails, abundance of 'em, where, 395.
Quilian, St. 191.
R.
Rabutin, Marshal de, 240.
Radifocani, M. 429.
Radjowski, Cardinal, 116, 150.
Radzevil, Louisa-Charlotte Pss. of, 330.
Radzevil, 2d Wife of Marshal Flemming, 92, 165.
Rastadt, t. 299.
Prince of Baden's Palace here compar'd to St. Cloud near Paris, 299.
Treaty sign'd there, 300.
Ratenau, t. 50.
Ratenberg, t. 379.
Rats, a Saint that was famous for killing them, 196.
Ravanne, Abbot de, 317.
Raugrave, Madame la, 342, 343.
Rechberg, Gaudentz Count de, 266.
Reinbabe, Baron de, 176.
Religion, the Externals of it, where best observ'd, 412.
Residents for the German Princes at Franckfort, their Privileges, 342.
Rheden, M. de, 64, 66.
Rhenen, t. 344.
Riga Siege, 163.
Rinucci, the Cardinal and the Marquiss, 423.
Robert, Prince Palatine, K. of the Romans, 321.
Rock, Moses's, a piece of it, 396.
Rocoule, Madam de, 25.
Roder, M. de, 261.
Rodolph, Emperor, the Speech he made after he had one of his Hands cut off in Battle, 168.
Rohan, Cardinal Armand Gaston, 309.
His Speeches on the Marriage of the Queen of France, 310, 313.
His Election and Death, 315.
Character, 316.
Rohr, Baroness Dowager of, 148.
Rollé, the Brandenburg Minister, 4.
Rolli, the Painter, 424.
Rome, t. the German Emperor's Right to live there, 201.
Ronaw, Count de, Envoy of Saxe Gotha, 181, 182.
Ronciglione, t. 430.
Rossing, M. de, 78.
Roth, Baron de, 305.
Rotofski, Count, 115, 119.
Rupert, St. 365, 366.
Rutowski, Count, 115, 116, 118.
Ruzzini Carlo, Doge of Venice, 399.
S.
Saltz, R. 364.
Saltzbourg, t. 364.
Its Revenues, and Houshold of its Archbishop, 367, 373.
A great Revolution in this Country, 375.
Saltzdahl Seat near Brunswic, 75.
Sapieha, Benedict, 163.
Sardinia, King and Queen, 332, 335.
Saverne, t. 315.
Savoy, see Eugene and Emanuel.
Saxe-Lawenburg, Princess, 300.
—— Weissensels, John-Adolphus Prince of, 99, 115.
Sophia Princess of, 200.
Christina Princess of, 114, 115.
—— Weymar Dukes, 172, 173, 174, 175.
Saxe-Zeits, Maurice-William Pr. of, 99, 171.
—— Cardinal, 171.
—— Gotha Duchy, 167.
Wealth of its peasants, 167.
—— Gotha Dukes, 173, &c.
Duchesses, 181.
—— Barbi Duke, 82, 83.
—— Meynungen Princess, 181, 200.
—— Chevalier de, 116.
—— Eysenach Dukes, 173, 183.
Saxony ill provided with Ordinaries, 86.
Present State of its Court, 99, to 155.
Character of the Men, 155.
of the Women, 156.
of the Clergy, 159.
Scarperia, t. 425.
Schindler's Lace Manufactory, 7.
Schleisheim Palace, 270
Schluter the Architect, 10.
Schmiedel, Baron de, 176.
Schneitzenrieth, t. 377.
Schomberg, Marshal, 17.
Schonborn, Francis George, Count, 328.
—— John-Phillip-Francis, Count, 54, 185, 186.
Damian-Hugo the Cardinal, 318, 319, 320.
—— Frederic-Charles, Bp. of Bamberg, 185, 190, 191, 201, 242.
Lotharius-Francis, another of its Bishops, 201.
Schoning, General, 116.
Schorror, the Pope's Vicar at Hanover, 64.
Schulemburg, Count de, 408.
Schulenbourg, General, 61.
His Duel with Count Fleming, 163.
Schwabach, t. 196.
Schwartzenborg, Pr. 213, 223, 301, 302, 304.
Schwetzingen, t. 352.
Schwizinski, Nicholas, 147.
Schwatz, t. 379.
Schunck and Schutz, Barons de, 285.
Sea, the Ceremony of marrying it, 399, 400.
Seckendorf, Baron and Count, 54, 195.
Seefelde-Terring, Maximilian, Count de, 265.
Sehgutt, Counts of, 147.
Seibelsdorf, General, 358.
Seiffertitz, Adolphus Baron de, 141.
Sickengen, Baron de, 333.
Sienna t. 429.
Sigismond, Emperor, 339, 388.
Sigismond, Archduke and Count of Tirol, 389.
Silenus's Legacy, 190.
Sobieski, John K. of Poland, 247.
His Daughter, 262.
Soissons, Countess of, 238, 239.
Soliman, the Sultan, 248.
Solkcofski, Alexander-Joseph, Count de, 98, 103, 104, 128, 133, 139, 143.
Sophia-Wilhelmina, Princess of East-Friesland, 83.
—— Christiana-Louisa, Princess of Bareith, 205.
Spain, Council of, at Vienna, 244.
Span, Baron de, 162, 163.
Speratus, Paul, 375.
Spiegel, Madame de, 116, 358.
Spiga, the Pope's Vicar at Hanover, 63.
Spire t. 320.
Sporcke, M. de, 77.
Spree, River, 3.
Staden, Siege, 57.
Stadtholder at Vienna, 246.
Stanislaus, K. 318.
His Daughter's March on foot with the Prince of Baden, 304.
Marriage to Lewis XV. 309.
Stanislawski, N. N. de Sehgutt, 147.
Staremberg, Maximilian, 246.
Staremberg, Ernest-Rudiger, Count de, 239, 247.
Staremberg, Guido, Marshal, 239.
Staremberg, Gundacker, Count, 241.
Stargard, t. 162.
Staupitz, Abbot, 375.
Stein, Baron, 72.
Baroness, 130, 148.
Steinbock, General, prov'd cruel, Incendiary, 57.
Stein Wein, a sort of Wine so called, 190.
Steinbach, the Architect, 308.
Sternberg, Count, 211.
Stertzingen, t. 392.
Stetin, t. its Sequestration, by whom obtain'd, 164.
Stetterheim, M. de, Cup-bearer to the D. of Saxe-Gotha, 183.
Strada, James de, 179.
Strahlsund, Siege, 124.
Strasbourg, t. 305, 315.
Noted for Libertines, 310.
Streithorst, Colonel, 292.
Stringuetta, the Venetian Courtezan, 421.
Studenitz, Baron de, 176.
Stutgard, t. 279, 289.
Sulkowski. See Solkcofski.
Sultman, M. and Madame de, 292.
Sultzbach, Joseph-Charles, Pr. and Princess of, 324, 330, 331.
—— Theodore, Prince, 332.
—— John-Christian, Prince, 332, 333.
—— Charles, Prince, 332.
Sympathy, its Power, 374.
T.
Tartary Women, what they say to their Husbands when they come home without Booty, 247.
Telemachus, translated into German Verse, 195.
Teschen, George, Prince of, 116, 117.
Princess of, 117, 150.
Thanhausen, Count de, 373.
Thaun, Count and Countess, 151.
Theodebert, Count of Provence, 389.
Thirheim, Sigismond, Count de, 258, 265, 266.
Thomasius, the Civilian, 156.
Thorn of our Saviour's Crown, 81.
Thou, Messieurs, their Library, by whom purchased, 317.
Thungen, General, 278.
Tilly, Count, his Massacre of the Swedes at Brandenburgh, 2.
Of the Palatines at Heidelberg, 321.
Tintoret, the Painter, 419, 420.
Tirol, Country, 377.
Manner of Salutation here, 380.
Dress of the People, 393.
Their Saints, 394.
Titian, the Painter, 419.
Torring, Ignatius-Joseph, Count de, 265, 267, 373.
Tour of Auvergne, Princess, 332.
Tour and Taxis, Alexander, Pr. of, 205, 303, 342.
—— —— —— Mary-Augusta, Princess of, 285, 290.
Tournay, Siege, 124.
Towers, mistaken for Capuchin Friars, 339.
Trent, t. 393.
Truchsses, Zeil, Count de, 374.
Tschernin, Count, 211, 222.
Tuhlmeier, Secretary, Prussian, 43.
Tun, at Heidelberg, 324.
Turks, where they have reason to laugh at the Christians, 54.
Tuscany, John Gaston, the Great Duke, 428.
His Saying when he declared Don Carlos his Successor, 428.
Tutors, or Governors, a mercenary sort, 217, 218.
V.
Valerio's Tomb at Venice, 405.
Vatican Library, 321.
Vauban, M. Engineer, 309.
Venice, t. 395, 396, &c.
Its Doges, 389, 390.
Patriarch, 403.
Churches, 403, &c.
Arsenal, 405, &c.
Bucentaur, 399, 407.
Forces, 408.
Lakes, 409.
Its political Interest, 409.
Trade, 410.
Nobles and Ambassadors, 410.
Ladies, 411.
Music, 414, 415.
Palaces and Gentry, 420.
Vernesobre, Baron de, his Gains by Missisippi, 8.
Viaticum, the Homage paid to it in Popish Countries, 249.
Vicardel, Francis, Marquis of Fleuri and Beaufort, 135.
Vieban, M. de, Prussian Minister, 43.
Vienna, t. 224.
Sieges, 237, 239, 247, 248.
Its Police, 246.
Its Governour how stil'd, 246.
Its Garrison, 247.
Fortifications, 249.
Women, 251, &c.
Vierec, M. de, 46.
Villaco, t. 382.
Violante, of Bavaria, Princess, 429.
Violin, the first in Italy, 415.
Virgilius, St. 365.
Virgin Mary's miraculous Image at Inspruc, 384.
The Adoration paid to her in the Countries of Trent and Tirol, 394.
Viterbo, t. 430.
Ulm, t. 276.
Unertel, M. de, 267.
Voltaire's Life of Charles XII. King of Sweden, Reflection on it, 32.
W.
Wackerbarth, Augustus Christopher, Marshal de, 91, 99, 102, 124.
Wakerbarth, Salmour-Gabaleon-Joseph, Count de, 104, 112, 124, 126, 165.
His Countess, 125.
Wagenheim, M. de, of Hanover, 66.
Wahtringen, t. 377.
Walbourg de Truchsses, Count de, 27.
Waldstein, Count and Countess de, 147. 148.
Wales, Frederic, Prince of, 26, 64.
Augusta, Princess of, 182.
Wallenstein, Count and Countess of, 151, 153.
Walrave, M. Engineer, 82.
Walstein, the great Soldier, 210.
Wartemberg, Count and Countess, 3, 5, 6, 7.
The King of Prussia's Tears at his Funeral, 7.
His Administration, 36, 42, 44, 134.
Wartensteben, Count, 17, 36.
Wasserbourg, t. 364.
Water-works, at Herenhausen, 67.
Wederkopf, M. de, 80.
Weiller, a Prussian Colonel, 20.
Weimar, t. 172.
Its Dukes, 172 to 176.
Weissenberg Battle, 210.
Weissenbourg, t. 318.
Wenceslaus (St.) K. of Bohemia, 212, 213.
Wens in Throats, 393.
Wensen, M. Marshal of the Prussian Court, 7, 8.
Wermstorf, t. 86, 103, 157.
Werth, John de, 321.
Wetzlar Tribunal, 245, 320.
Whim, a fine Seat so called near Hanover, 67.
William of Saxe-Gotha, Prince, 182.
William-Henry, Duke of Saxe-Eysenach, 183.
Willigise, ABp. of Mentz, 179.
Wirtemberg, Lewis Prince of, 151, 285.
Charles-Alexander Duke, 279, 285, 290.
His Duchess, 285.
His Brother Frederic, 285.
Wirtemberg, Eberhard-Lewis D. 279, 280, 289.
His Duchess, ib. 280.
His Son, 281.
Daughter, ib.
Wirtemberg-Oels, Augusta-Louisa, Princess of, 83.
Christian-Ulric, Duke of, 83.
Witgenstein, Count, 285.
Woad, three sorts of it, 179.
Wohlin, Baron de, 334.
Wolckenstein, Count de, 393.
Wolfembuttle Family and Court, 69 to 72.
Its Inhabitants compared to the Hogs of Westphalia, 75.
The Duchess Dowager, 80.
Wolfembuttle, t. 75.
Wolffenstein, Sophia-Christina, Countess of, 208.
Women, of the Levant and Hamburg, their great Confinement, 52.
Worms, t. 338.
Wratislaw, Francis-Charles, Co. de, 147, 148, 153.
His Countess, 154.
Wreech, de, Colonel, 30.
Wurben, Countess de, Mistress to the D. of Wirtemberg, 279, 282, 283, 284.
Her Disgrace, 290, &c.
Wurm, M. de, Master of the Horse to the D. of Saxe-Gotha, 183.
Wurmbrandt, Count de, 245.
Wurtenberg, Christina-Charlotta de, Margravine of Brandenburg-Anspach, 194.
Wurtzbourg, t. 185.
Power and Splendor of its Bishop, 190.
Z.
Zech, Bernard, Baron de, 138.
Zell, Duke and Duchess, 60, 61, 62.
Zell, t. 61, 68.
Zensa, Prince Eugene's Victory there, 237.
Zinzendorf, Lewis, Count de, 240.
The Dignity hereditary in his Family, ib.
Zebel, Baron de, 188, 189, 336.
Zechau, Baron de, 193, 195.
FINIS.