_Palatine_ (_Charles Philip_ of _Neubourg_, Elector) 143.
_Palatine_ (Family) 143, _&c._
_Papenheim_, Count de, 150, 158.
PARIS, _t._ 177, 199, 345, _&c._
How the Author liv’d there, 176, _&c._ 210.
_Parliament_ of _Paris_, its Broils with the Regent, 348, 349, _&c._
_Peers_ of _France_, 293.
_Persian_ Ambassador at _Paris_, Particulars relating to him, 265,
_&c._
His Entry at _Paris_ 265.
His Audience of the King, 267.
How he smoak’d his Pipe at the Opera, 269.
PHALTZBOURG, _t._ 338.
_Philip_ II. of _Spain_, his remarkable Vow, 175.
_Philip_, V. see _Spain_
_Philip_, Margrave of _Brandenbourg_, his Temper, 60.
Character of his Lady, 60.
His Death, 160.
_Pinneberg_, Conferences there, 61.
_Poland_ (Intrigues in the Election of its King) 15, to 18.
Its Crown pawn’d to the King of _Prussia_, 19.
_Poland, Augustus_ II. King of, see _Charles_ XII. K. of _Sweden_.
_Poles_ (their Character); 241, 242.
_Pollnitz_, Mademoiselle de, 23, 46, 238, 239, 325, _&c._
_Pollnitz_ (_Charles-Lewis_, Baron de) our Author.
His Extraction, Education, and the History of his Family, 1, 2, _&c._
Has an Electoress for his God-mother, 2.
His honourable Intercession with the King of _Prussia_ for his
Father-in-law, 45, 46.
His Entrance by that King into the Princes Academy, 52.
His Service in _Flanders_ as a Voluntier, 75.
Adventure that he tells after the Battle of _Audenarde_, 76.
Another at the Siege of _Lisle_, 79.
His Return to _Berlin_, 81.
His Advancement to the Post of Gentleman of the Bed-chamber, 88.
His mistaken Conceit, that he was in great Favor, 89.
The King’s Reprimand of him and Reconcilement, 90, 91.
His Departure from _Berlin_, in order to travel abroad upon some
harsh Words said to him by the King, 111, 112, 113.
How he lost all his Money by Play at _Hanover_, and prevail’d on his
Mother for more, 122.
His Loss of his Mother, 154.
His Introduction to and Reception by the King of _France_ and the
Princes, 192, 193.
His dangerous Illness at _Paris_, 199.
The Acquaintance he made with an Actress in _Luxemburg_ Garden, and
the Consequences of that Amour, 200, 204.
Tempted to turn Catholic, 205.
What _Lewis_ XIV. said of him, 205.
He gives an extraordinary Ball, 209.
He falls in Love with Mademoiselle _de S_----, 214.
Consequences of it, 215, 235.
His unlucky Tumble into a Heap of Dung, 215.
Oblig’d by his extravagant Charges to go home, 215, 217.
His sudden Return to _Paris_, 217.
His Amour with the Countess of _Wartemberg_, 224, 225.
His Journey to and Reception at _Berlin_, 228, 229.
His return back again to _Paris_, 235.
He falls in Love with Madame _de P_----, 235.
He renews his Courtship to Madame _de S_----, 235-236.
His Return again to _Berlin_, 237.
Remarks on his Distemper, 238.
His Reception at the Court of _Hanover_, 238.
And at _Berlin_, 240.
How he was amus’d by the Count _de Flemming_, 241, 245, 246.
His ill Success at the Court of _Poland_, 241, 242, 245.
His Arrest at _Dresden_, and how he obtain’d his Liberty, 246.
How he broke his Leg, and was troubled with a Fistula, 247.
His merry Description of a House and Family at _Hambourg_, and of an
Entertainment he had there, 249, 250.
His Return once more to _Paris_, 259.
How he fell in love with Madam _de R_----, 260, 270, to 275.
The Consequences of it, 262, 270 to 275, _&c._
He sollicits Employment in _France_, 263, _&c._
An Adventure that happen’d to him at a Ball, 270, 271.
His Quarrel with the Marquis _de V_----, 273.
His Extravagance, his Arrest, and how he got out of the Scrape, 274,
275.
His Pension of 2000 Livres, 275.
His Disputes with his Cousin, 276.
His Loss of his Pension and Sollicitation to regain it, 291, 292.
His Present from _Madame_, 292.
Who made him large Promises, but did nothing for him, 301, 304.
His melancholy Situation, 305.
His embracing the Popish Religion, 306.
His Arrest for Debt, 307.
His Intrigue with an Old Woman, 308, 309.
His unsuccessful Proposal of a Scheme to the Regent, 316.
His Departure from _Paris_, 316.
His Return to _Berlin_, and Reception by the King of _Prussia_, 323,
324, to 327.
His Reversion of the next Gentleman of the Bed-Chamber’s Pension that
fell, 328.
The Occasion of his Disgrace, 329, 330.
His precipitate Retreat from _Berlin_, 331.
Oblig’d by his Fistula to go to _Paris_, 337, 338, 345.
The Operation there perform’d on him, 345.
POTZDAM, _t._ 40.
_Pretender_’s Miscarriage in his Expedition to _Scotland_, 296, 297.
A flagrant Instance of his Bigotry, 297.
His Return to _France_, 298.
_Princes_ of the Blood, in _France_, Contention betwixt them, 294,
_&c._
_Princess_ (Madame la) 190.
_Printz_, M. de, 111, 212, 240.
_Prussia_ (_Frederic_ I. King of) his Coronation, 28, to 38.
His Entry to Konigsberg, 38.
His Reception by the Magistrates of _Dantzic_ when he came on their
Territories, 39.
His Entry at _Berlin_, 41.
His Pretensions to the Succession of _William_ III. King of
_England_, 49, 50.
His Measures for justifying them, 51.
His Reception at the _Hague_, 51.
His Protection to the Refugees from _Orange_, 53.
His Sovereignty of _Neufchâtel_ recogniz’d, 71, _&c._
Negociations for his 2d Marriage, 82, 83.
His Choice of the Princess of _Mecklemburg_, 84.
The new Queen’s Arrival, 86, 87.
Their Marriage 86.
His Care of his Subjects that were afflicted with the Plague, 93.
His Domestic Attendance, 98, _&c_.
His Tour to the _Hague_, 138.
The Magnanimity with which he receiv’d the News of the Prince of
_Orange_’s Death, 140.
He sickens of a Fright and dies, 210, 211, 212.
_Prussia_ (_Frederic-William_ King of) his Diversion when he was Prince
Royal, 41, 42.
His Marriage to the Elector of _Hanover_’s Daughter, and her
Character, 70.
What _Lewis_ XIV. said when he saw her Wedding-Apparel, 70.
Her Entry at _Berlin_, 70, 71.
Her Delivery of a Prince, his Baptism as Prince of _Orange_, and his
Death, 74, 75.
His Accession to the Crown, 212.
The Alteration he made at his Court, 213.
_Prussia_ (Queen of) the first Wife of _Frederic_ I. and Sister to the
late Elector of _Hanover_, her Death, 56.
Honors done to her Corpse, 58, 59.
Her Character, 4, 59, 60.
_Prussia_ (Queen of) second Wife to _Frederic_ I. See _Mecklemburg_,
Princess of.
_Prussia_, (Court of) 3, to 113.
_Prussia_, Duchy, 13.
_Prussia_, particular Reason of its being erected into a Kingdom, 11,
12, 29.
And Negociations for that purpose, 14, _&c._ 25.
Owing to a Blunder, 21, 22, 25.
_Puisieux_, M. de, Ambassador of _France_, 72, 73.
_Pultowa_, Battle of, 67, 68.