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.