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.