AN Alphabetical Index TO THE FOURTH VOLUME.
Reading edition
A.
Agrippa, 132.
Aichsted, t., 266.
St. Aignan (Duke of), 3.
Order’d to quit Spain, 7, 8.
His Converse with the Cardinal Borgia, 214.
Aix, in Provence, t., 100.
Alberoni (Cardinal), 2, 7, 8, 19, 20, 94, 211, 213, &c.
Impos’d on by Fortune-hunters, 21.
His Disgrace, Resentment, and Consequences of his Disgrace, 112 to 115.
Albert-Cajetan Charles, Electoral Prince of Bavaria, 35.
His Marriage with the Archduchess, 270.
Alcala, t., 204.
Alexander VII. (Pope), 126.
Alliance (Quadruple), 3.
Alten-Ottingen, t., 91.
Amedeus VIII. (Duke of Savoy), 174.
Amphitheatre (of Vespasian), 132.
D’Ancenis, (Marquis), 6.
Ancona, t., 150.
Andernach, t., 259.
Anhalt-Dessau (Prince of), 261.
Anne (Queen) her Statue, 241.
Antibes, t., 106.
Aranjuez (Palace), 224, 231.
Asfeld (Abbe de), 24.
Asturias (Prince of), 210.
Audiences, an Abuse in that Article at Vienna, 55.
Augsbourg, t., 27 to 29, 265.
Its Bishop, the Manner of his Election, and his Sovereignty, 29.
Augustus II. King of Poland, 84, 85.
His Queen, 85.
Augustus III. See Poland, 2nd Electoral Prince of Saxony.
Avignon, t., 100.
Aurelius Marcus (Emperor), 133.
Auxerre, t., 96.
B.
Bank Bills of France, 23, 180 to 185.
Barbi, t., 262, 284.
Bareith, Margrave and Margravine, 295.
Bavaria, (Elector of) his Palace and Court, 31, 32, &c.
Electoral Prince of Bavaria’s Marriage to the Archduchess, 270.
Bayonne, t., 188.
Belgrade, Prince Eugene’s Victory near it, 1.
The Siege of it, 40.
Bernini, a famous Designer, 126.
Berwick (Marshal) His Ingratitude to the King of Spain, 19.
He takes Fontarabia, 22.
Beziers, t., 186.
Bilbao, t., 235, 236, &c.
Bing, (Admiral) his Expedition to the Mediterranean, 2, 3.
Biscay, (Province) its Privileges, 237.
Blankenberg, t., 282.
Bohemia, (St. Wenceslaus King of), 288.
Bois, (Abbat de) Ambassador, 3, 113, 114.
Bois-le-duc, t., 257.
Bologna, t., 151.
Borgia, (Cardinal) his Ignorance, 214.
Brittany, Consequences of the Discontent of that Province, 94, &c.
Brunette, La, t., 173.
Bucentaures, Saxon and Venetian, 74, 75, 155.
Burgos, t., 233.
Burgundy, States and Parliament, 97.
—— Wine, where the best, 97.
C.
Campo Florido, (M. de), 212, 224.
Carignan, (Prince and Princess of), 167, 168.
Carlos, Don, 210.
Carelsbadt, t., 284, 295.
Casal, t., 164.
Castelar, (M. de), 212, 224.
Castelnaudari, t., 186.
Castillone, (Prince of) Viceroy of Navarre, 202, 203.
Catalonia, 237.
Celi, (M. de), 26.
Cellamare, (Prince of) his Conspiracy, 3, &c.
Put under an Arrest, 5.
Cenis, M., 173.
Chalisac, (Baron de), 263.
Chalons, t., 97.
Chamber, Imperial, 26.
Chambery, t., 173.
Charles I. King, beheaded, 239.
His Statue, 246,
and Picture, 253.
Charles II. Effigy, 243, 247.
Charles V. (Emperor) why he resign’d his Dominions, 25, 220.
Charles VI. (Emperor), 57, 58.
His Empress, 58, 59.
Their Entry at Prague, 286.
Charles XII. King of Sweden, 105.
Charles Emanuel, King of Sardinia, 167.
Charolois, (Count de), 39, 89, 91.
Charost, (Duke of), 6.
Chateauneuf, (M. de), 95.
Christina, Queen of Sweden, 128.
Cieuta, t., 104.
Clement, Duke of Bavaria, 35, 270.
Clement VI. Pope, 100.
Collobradt (Count of), 290.
Colloredo, Count and Countess, 156, 293.
Conti (Prince of), 19.
Conti (Princess of), 7.
Cosel (Countess of), 87.
Cosmo I. Great Duke of Tuscany, 117.
—— III., 119.
His Family, 120.
De Medicis, 119.
Crowns, Royal, 248.
Culmbach (Prince of), 296.
D.
Dadoncourt, M. 188, &c. to, 201.
Dammartin (Count de), 91.
Daubanton the Jesuit Confessor to the King of Spain, his Credit and Character, 213, 218, 223.
Dessau, t., 261.
Devos, Tapistry-Maker, 47.
Diamond of the Great Duke of Tuscany, 121.
Dijon, t., 97.
Doge of Genoa, 110, 111.
Dombes (Prince of) his Banishment, 7.
Doria, Andrew, 109.
Dresden, t. Electoral Prince and Princess of Saxony’s Entrance there, 74, 75, &c.
Description of the City, 86, &c.
Duke, French, a great Dealer in Grocery, 182.
Durand, Don Miguel, Secretary, 113.
Duremberg (Baron de) Envoy, 272.
E.
Elizabeth-Christina, Empress of Germany, 58, 59.
St. Elmo Castle, 141.
Emperor, see Charles VI.
Empress, see Elizabeth the Dowager, 59.
English, their Character, 249, &c.
What happen’d to an Englishman at Maestricht, 257, &c.
Escurial Palace, 230.
D’Eu (Count) his Banishment, 7.
Eugene (Prince) his Victory near Belgrade, 1.
His Palace, 47.
F.
Fano, t., 150.
Farnese, Francis, Duke of Parma, 161, &c.
La Favorita Palace, 46.
Ferdinand II. Emperor, 291.
Ferdinand Duke of Bavaria, 35.
Florence, t. 117 to 122.
Fontarabia besieg’d, 19.
Taken, 22, 94.
Force, Duke de la, 182.
Francis I. King of France, 164.
Franconia (Duke of), 272, &c.
Frederic Elector Palatine, his Disgrace, 36, 291, 292.
His Son’s Disgrace, 275.
Frejus, t., 106.
G.
Galas, Festival Days at Vienna, 55, 56, 57.
Galen (Baron de), 81.
Gallas (Count de), 142, 291.
Geneva, t., 174.
Its Ministers and Magistrates, 175, 176.
The Character of its Merchants, 177.
Genoa, 108, 109.
Its Doge, 110, 111.
Giudice (Cardinal), 135, 136.
Grasse, t., 106.
Gregory XI. (Pope), 100.
—— XIII. (Pope) his Statue, 151.
Grimaldo (Marquis de), 7, 211, 212, 217, 218, 223.
Gualtieri (Cardinal), 135, 136.
Guards, the late King George’s, 240.
Guise (Duke of), 25.
Guldenstein (Count de), 281.
Gustavus Adolphus King of Sweden, 28.
Greater than the Great Alexander, 34.
H.
Hackney Coaches, 242.
Hagen, M. Envoy of Saxe-Gotha, 272.
Hague, t., 253, &c.
Hambourg, t., 280.
Heidelberg, t., 11, &c. 15.
Its fine Library carried to Rome, and other great Ravages committed there, 15, 17.
Its famous Tun, 18.
Henry II. King of France, 25.
—— IV. King of France, 187.
Hermitage, 298.
Himmelscron Castle, 296.
Hoff, t., 265.
Holtzendorff M., 219.
Holy Week, how solemniz’d at Rome, 138, &c.
At Madrid, 224.
Horn (Count de) his Catastrophe, 182.
Horses, Statues of, finely cast, 247.
Hussites, 291.
I.
St. James’s Park and Palace, 239.
Square, 252.
Januarius St., 141.
Ibrahim Basha, the Turkish Ambassador’s Entry at Vienna, 62 to 66.
St. Ildephonso Palace, 231.
Ingoldstat, t., 267.
Inquisition of Spain, 229.
Interim, a Formulary so call’d, 27.
St. John de Nepomucene, 289, 290.
Joseph (afterwards Emperor) chose King of the Romans, 28.
His Marriage, 59.
K.
Kensington Palace, 253.
Kiel, t., 281.
Kinski’s Palace, 289.
Kirchner (Baron de), 267, 272.
Konigsfelt (Count de), 271.
Koningsmark (General), 292, 293.
L.
La Borde, her Story and Character, 193, &c.
Lagnasco (Count de), 66.
Lake of Geneva, 174.
Lamberg (Cardinal of), 267.
Lanebourg, t., 173.
Languedocians, 187.
Lateran Church, 131.
Law, John, the Projector, 180, &c.
Lede (Marquis de), 2.
Le G——, 205, 206.
Leopold (Emperor) crown’d, 28.
Lewis Dauphin of France, 15.
Lewis IV. King of France, his Tomb, 29.
Lignares (Duchess de), 190.
London, t., 238, &c.
Loretto, t., 147.
The miraculous or holy House there, 148, 149.
Lorge (Marshal de) lampoon’d for his fruitless Attack upon Heidelberg, 16.
Lorrain (Duke of), 120.
Luther, Martin, 27, 274.
Lutzelbourg (Count de), 81.
Lyons, t., 97.
M.
Madrid, t., 205.
Palaces and Court, 220, 221, &c.
Maffei (Count de) Viceroy of Sicily, 2.
Maine, Duke and Duchess arrested, 5, 6.
Madamoiselle De, 7.
Manheim, why the Elector Palatine remov’d thither from Heidelberg, 16, 17.
Marcus-Aurelius, Emperor, 133.
Maria-Josepha Electoral Princess of Saxony, 60.
Her Marriage, 66.
Entry at Dresden, 74, &c.
Maria-Amelia Electoral Princess of Bavaria, 60.
Marlborough House, 246.
Marriage of the Sea by the Doge of Venice, 155.
Marseilles, t., 102.
Plague there, 184.
Mary-Ann Queen Dowager of Spain, 190.
Mastricht, t., 257.
Matignon (M. de), 108.
Maximilian-Emanuel Mary Elector of Bavaria, 34.
His Family, Court and Palaces, 29 to 44.
St. Menehoult, t., 24.
Metz, t., 35.
Milan, t., 162.
Duchy, 163, &c.
Ministers, Lutheran, see Dresden.
—— of Geneva, see Geneva.
Modena, t., 159.
Princes, 157, 159, 160, 179.
Molard (Count de), 70.
Monaco, t., 108.
Monk (General), 343.
Montague House, 245.
Monthel (Baron de), 199, 207.
Montefiascone, t., 123, &c.
Montesquiou (Marshal de), 95.
Montmorency (Constable of), 25, 186.
Montpelier, t., 185.
Monument described, 246.
Moret, t., 96.
Munich, t., 29.
N.
Naples, t., 141.
Nat (Count de), 280.
Neapolitan Lady’s odd Compliment to the King of Spain, 143.
Nice, t., 106.
Nismes, t., 185.
Nobles Venetian, their Scrupulousness, 155.
Nuremberg, t., 265.
Nymphenbourg Palace, 38, 41.
O.
Opera’s at London, 244.
Orleans (Duke of) his Regency 22, &c.
His Answer to those that solicited him in Favour of the Count De Horn, 184.
Oropesa (Count de), 66, 67.
Ottowalski, Captain, 292, 293.
P.
Padua, t., 158.
Palatinate Upper, why given to the Bavarian Family, 36.
Palatine, Charles-Philip of Neubourg Elector 11, 12, 13.
Pampeluna, t., 202.
Pamphili Prince, 135.
Pantheon Church at Rome, 132.
Parliament of Great-Britain, Ceremony of the King’s coming to it, 243.
Parma, t., 161.
The Dukes, 112, 161, 162.
The Dukes Court, 161.
Passau, t., 44.
Treaty concluded there, ibid.
Pau, t., 187.
St. Paul’s Church 241.
Peralte a Physician, fated to die by the Inquisition, 229.
Pesaro, t., 150.
Philip V., 210, 220.
See Spain.
Pierre Encise Castle, 97.
Pilate, whither banish’d, 99.
Pirna, t. 74.
Pisa, t., 116, 117.
Placentia, t., 162.
Plague at Marseilles, 184.
Plays at London, 245.
Plettenberg M. Envoy, 271, 272.
Poland, King, Queen and Prince, 84, 85.
Queen of, Wife of Augustus II., 85.
The Wife of Augustus III. her Reception in Saxony, and Entry at Dresden, 66 to 73.
Polish Magnificence, 74, &c.
Polignac (Cardinal de) his Banishment, 7.
Pollnitz (Madamoiselle de), 241, 261, 272.
Her Death, 279.
Pollnitz (Charles-Lewis Baron de) our Author, his precipitate Departure from Paris, and Arrest at Toul, 8, 9.
His Enlargement, 11.
His good Reception at the Palatine Court, 13, 14.
His Folly there, 14.
His Return to Paris, 18.
Being weary of soliciting in vain, he leaves France, 24.
He obtains a Company at Vienna and a Supply to remount his Equipage, 60.
Gets a Furlough, 7.
His Fistula plagues him again, 89.
His Journey to Paris for a Cure, 92, 93.
He gains great Sums by the Stocks, and loses them, 93, 94.
His Departure to go and join his Regiment in Sicily, 96.
His Danger of being cast away at Sea, 107.
His Reception by the Great Duke of Tuscany, 119.
What sad Lodgings he had at Montefiascone, 122.
The Danger he was in at that Place, 124.
His Reception at Rome, 129, &c.
His Visits, 134 to 136, &c.
His Audience of the Pope, 137.
His Resignation of his Commission, 146, 147.
What happen’d to him at Ferrara, 152.
His Reception by the Duke of Modena, 159,
and the Duke of Parma, 161.
How he was trick’d by a Merchant at Geneva, 177.
Returns to Paris, 179.
Ill-us’d by one Dadoncourt an Officer at Bayonne, 188, &c.
His Reception by the Queen Dowager of Spain, 190.
His imprudent Language, and Arrest thereupon, 193, &c.
His Release, 200, 202.
The Adventure he met with when became to Madrid, 205.
His Reception by the Court of Spain, 207.
His Solicitations there for some Post, 208.
His Commission to be a Lieutenant-Colonel, but receives no Pay, 215, 216.
His melancholy Situation, and Relief by Mr. Stanhope, 219, 232.
His Departure from Madrid, and the Danger he ran, 232.
His ill Reception at the Court of England, 241.
His Voyage to Holland, 253.
His Arrest for Debt at the Hague, and his Deliverance by a Tradeswoman, 255.
His Danger of being a second time arrested, and his Escape, 256.
His Sickness in the Road to Germany, as he went thither to settle his Affairs, 259, 260.
His ill Reception at Dessau by the Prince Of Anhalt, 262.
How he settled his Affairs with his Brother, and had Thoughts of turning a Clergyman, 263, &c.
His fruitless Application to the Cardinal of Saxe-Zeits at Ratisbon, 269, 270.
His good Reception there by the Ministers, 271, 272.
Makes new Settlements with his Brother, 280.
His Treatment by the Duke of Blankenberg, 283.
His Journey to Holland to satisfy his Creditors, 294, 300.
His Confession of Faith, see Appendix.
Pont St. Esprit, t., 99.
Portocarrero, Abbat, arrested, 4.
Releas’d, 5.
Poussin, M. Minister, 280.
Pozzuoli, t., 145.
Prague, t., 286, 288, &c.
Prize-fighters, 252.
Processions in Spain scandalous, 225, 226.
Provence, Country, 103.
Puteoli, t., 145.
Pyll, Mrs., our Author’s Obligation to her, 255, 294.
Pyrenees Mountains, 188, 202.
Q.
Quadruple Alliance, 3.
Quinquempoix Street, 93.
R.
Rabutin (Madame de), 56.
Radzivil (Duchess of), 261.
Ratisbon, t., 267, 268, 269.
Regatte, a naval Race so called, 157.
Regio, t., 161.
Rhebinder (General de), 170.
Richmond (Duchess of) her Statue, 243.
Rimini, t., 150.
La Roche (M. de), 207.
Rome, t., 124, &c.
Assemblies there, 133, 134.
Royal Exchange, 246.
Rupert (Count Palatine and Duke of Bavaria), 15.
S.
Saillant (M. de), 25.
St. Menehoult. t., 24.
Saltzbourg, a ridiculous Entertainment given there by the Archbishop, 89, 90.
Savona, t., 108.
Savoy, (Family of) see Turin.
Saxe-Zeits (Cardinal), 264.
Duke, 265.
—— Gotha (Prince of), 105.
Saxony, Ceremonies of the Electoral Prince’s Marriage with the Archduchess, 66 to 73.
Their Entry at Dresden, 74, &c.
The Electoral Family, 84, 85, &c.
Schleisheim Palace, 43.
Schrotenbach Cardinal, Viceroy of Naples, 142.
Schulembourg (M. de), 170.
Scotti M. the Minister of Parma, 220.
St. Sebastian, t. taken, 24, 94.
Seissan, M. de, an odd Accident he met with, 113.
Senlis, t.
Sicily, Spanish Expedition to that Island, 1, 2.
Sienna, t., 124.
Sixtus V. Pope, 125, 126.
Sobieski, Theresa-Cunegunda, Electress of Bavaria, 34.
—— John, King of Poland, 45.
Soho Quarter, 240.
Spain (Queen of) Dowager of Charles II., 190.
Court of, 190, 191, &c. 210, &c.
Character of the present Queen, 210.
Spanish Entertainments, 228.
—— Inquisition, 229.
Spires, t., 26.
Stair-case, holy, 131, 132.
Stairs, Earl, 2.
Stanhope, Earl, 2, 113, 114.
Stanhope, Mr. his Friendship to the Author, 219, 220, 232.
Staremberg (Count de), 45.
St. Stephen (Knights of), 117.
Suicide, Counterfeit, 172.
Sultzbach (Hereditary Prince of), 12.
Susa, t., 172.
T.
Tapistry Hangings made by the famous Devos, 47.
Texeitra a rich Portuguese, 256.
Thames River, 238.
Thursday (holy) Ceremonies on that Day at Rome, 138, &c.
Tilly General, 15.
Toul, t., 9, &c.
Toulon, t., 105.
Toulouse, t., 186.
Tower of London, 247, 248.
Trevoux, t., 97.
Tschermin’s great House, 289.
Tun of Heidelberg, 18.
Turin, t., 164, &c.
Duke of Savoy’s Court and Family, 165 to 172.
An Adventure which happen’d there, 171.
Turkish Ambassador’s Entry at Vienna, 62 to 66.
Turks defeated by the Imperial Arms, 1, 3.
Tuscany, (Cosmo III. Great Duke of) how he received the Author, 119.
His Family, 120.
The Roads in this Country, 124.
V.
V——, (the Baron de) Nephew of M. de Seissan, his Character, 232.
His Fray with his Landlady, 235.
Valentinois (Duke of), 108.
Valois (Madamoiselle de), 179.
See Modena.
Var R., 106.
Vatican Palace at Rome, 129.
Pope’s Entry to it, 137.
Venice, t., 153.
Verdun, t., 24.
Vespasian’s Amphitheatre, 133.
Vesuvius M., 144.
Victor Amedeus, King of Sardinia, 167.
Vienna, t., 44.
Court, 50, 51.
Turks Attempts upon it, 45.
Vienne, in Dauphiny, t., 99.
Villa-Franca, t., 107.
Villeroy, Family, 98.
Vittoria, t., 234.
Ulm, t., 26.
Urban VIII. Pope, 127, 133, 150.
Urbino, Duchy, 150
Vriesberg (M. de) Envoy of Hanover, 272.
Ursins (Princess of), 210.
W.
Wackerbarth, Count, 66.
Wales (Prince and Princess of) their Attendants, 244.
Wenceslaus St. King of Bohemia, 288, 289.
Westminster, t., 243, &c.
Whitehall Palace, 230.
Wilhelmina-Amelia Empress Dowager, 59.
Wurtzbourg, t., 272, &c.
X.
Ximenes, Cardinal, 204.
Z.
Zeits, t., 256. See Saxe-Zeits.
Zinzendorf (Count de), 69.
FINIS.
