Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 23, 1632-1636. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1921.
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'Index: C', in Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 23, 1632-1636, (London, 1921) pp. 592-616. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/venice/vol23/pp592-616 [accessed 26 March 2024]
Index
C
Csar
See emperor
Ferdinand II, emperor.
Csar, duke of Vendome :
informs queen of Gaston's marriage, 147.
valuable presents to English lords, 147.
Caimecan, Turkish official :
appeal to against Vicar Patriarchal, 163
Sultan overrules friendliness to Christians, 201
disapproval of attack on merchants, 212.
Harlay gets to confiscate French goods on English ships, 556.
Calais [Pas de Calais, France] 2, 6, 33, 37 :
Dutch ships wrecked off, 167
Gussoni sails for, 219
Correr travels by, 285, 288.
gentleman of Monsieur arrested at, 226, 228, 233, 237.
desptaches to captured, 242
Clausel sending letters through, 287.
no confirmation of English landing at, 272.
Dolce left at, 290
Knuyt sails from, 346
Oxenstierna at, 360.
unexpected mission of Guiche to, 326.
couriers diverted from, to Dunkirk, 384.
shallop of captures Dunkirk ketch with mails, 409n.
French fleet moves towards, 446.
St. Chaumont sails from, 459.
regiment of English at, 482.
arrest of Rochecour at, 530, 531.
Miniken seized off and taken into, 559
and detained at, 566
Northumberland to exact reparation from barques of, 571.
letter dated at, 34.
-, governor of. See Crequi Philip de, sieur d' Affeu
Maill, Urbain de, marquis of Brz.
Calais Road, 503n.
Calvert, Cceil, lord Baltimore :
taking ships to Virginia, 158.
Cambout, Charles de, Baron de Pontchateau :
Puylaurens marries daughter and duke of la Valette marries eldest daughter, 308.
Cambrai [Nord, France] 12 :
attempted surprise of 4
representations against fortifications near, 74.
Cambridge, co. Cambridge :
famous university at, 362.
Camerarius, Ludwig, ambassador of Sweden in the Netherlands :
remonstrates against negotiations with Spaniards, 27
says Swedes ready to restore Palatinate, 82
elicits intentions of Dutch about Germany. 173, 179.
Campeggi, Lorenzo, bishop of Sinigaglia, papal nuncio in Spain :
speaks to Olivares against English alliance, 357.
Canary Islands :
English claim dominion of sea as far as, 367.
Candia. See Crete.
Cannes [Alpes maritines, France], 552n.
cannon balls :
Cisa asks leave to export, 555
refused, 572.
Canterbury, co. Kent :
archbishopric of, 362.
archbishop of. See Abbot, George
Laud William.
Capello, Antonio, Savio atta Mercanzia, 139 :
-, -, of the Council of Ten, 336.
-, Stephano, Proveditore of Zante : despatches to Senate, 442, 548.
Capello, Cappello, Giovanni, Venetian Ambassador and Bailo at the Porte :
despatches to the Senate, 44, 94.
demonstration of French ambassador against, 44, 68, 85
to thank Wyche, 70, 94
departure from Constantinople, 96.
Capigilar Chiaiassi of Chief Vizier, 154.
Captain Pasha of Turkish fleet :
fights English merchantmen and slain, 121, 124, 128, 129
criticised for action, 125.
English criticism of, 144n
arbitrary proceedings against Christian merchants, 201, 212
will not oppose release of English sailors, 202.
Jew of, marriages of children, 226.
Capuchin :
sent from Rome to Mantua, 169.
-, See Hyacinth
Magno, Valeriano
Rota, Francesco della
Tremblay, Francois du.
Car. See Carey.
Cardinal Infant. See Ferdinand son of Philip III.
Cardinals
See Barberino, Antonio
Barberino Francesco
Bichi, Alessandro
Colonna, Girolamo, archbishop of Bologna
Duplessis, Armand, Cardinal Richelieu
Ferdinand, the Cardinal Infant
Magalotti, Lorenzo, archbishop of Ferrara
Maurice, Cardinal of Savoy
Medici, Carlo de
Montatlo, Alessandro Peretto
Nicholas Francis, Cardinal of Lorraine
Nogaret, Louis de, d' Epernon, Cardinal La Valette.
Carey, Henry, earl of Dover, earl of Douuer :
to go with mission to Princess Palatine, 55.
Carey, Car, Cari, Carri, Carr, Robert, baron Leppington and earl of Monmouth, Lepinton, earl of Moz, 164, 166, 190 :
attends king to Scotland, 93.
-, Thomas, son of earl of Monmouth, 225 :
selected as ambassador to Venice, 164
chosen, qualifications, 166
wife to accompany, 172.
orders to Rowlandson about, 177
getting ready, 177, 178, 187, 198.
Senate gratified, 181
suffering from consumption, 187, 198, 212.
Rowlandson announces, 190, 258.
Coke drafting instructions, 212
death, 213, 216.
Fielding chosen to take place, 243.
Carius. See Curtrus, William.
Carleton, Dudley, English Agent in the Netherlands :
opinion of Vane's negotiations, 7
reports Flemish proposals to Dutch, 24
reports on truce negotiations, 28
to abstain from interest in truce negotiations, 37.
Carlisle, countess of. See Hay, Lucy.
-, earl of. See Hay James.
Carlos, Don, Infant of Spain :
Court mourning for, 13.
Carnarvon, earl of. See Dormer, Robert.
carnival celebrations
of stop all serious business, 526
damped by death of Pembroke's son, 527.
Carpen. See Kerpen.
Carr, Sir Robert, keeper of the Privy Purse :
attends king to Scotland, 93.
made earl of Ancrum, 123n.
Carr. See also Carey.
Carusa, Don Christoforo, 428.
Casale [Prov. Alessandria, Italy] :
Toiras recalled from, 63.
Duke of Mantua goes to, 303, 308, 319.
Casimir, Prince. See John Casimir, Prince of Poland.
casquet of mother of pearl :
Dutch present to queen, 540.
Cassandra, Bay of [Chalcis, Greece] : 129.
English ships caught lading wheat in, 121n, 124, 128, 144n.
Cassinensian apostate :
beheaded, 134.
Castelnovo. See Aubespine, Charles de l', Marquis of Chateauneuf.
Castles :
proposed taxation for restoration of, 346.
Catholic, the. See Philip II
Philip IV, kings of Spain.
Catholic League, League of Westphalia :
defeat of troops in Westphalia, 227
Orange prevents enemy from helping, 229
Mansfelt urges Neuburg to join, 236.
Prince Tomaso to raise troops for, 252, 255.
Catholics, the English :
mostly Hispanophiles, 154.
queen chooses nurse for James, 160.
Irish Dominican executed for treason, 172.
right to fight in defence for King and country, 311.
cannot conscientiously take oath of allegiance, 312.
condition improved after negotiations begun with Spain, 358.
Panzani settles disputes between, 496, 520
Panzani trying to establish bishop for, 520.
-, Irish :
excluded from parliament by Wentworth, 256.
Cauelo Emanuelo :
intercepted letter to, 243.
Caumont, Jacques Nompar de, duc de la Force, Marshal of France, Marshal La Force, La Forza :
Guron with, 160
puts garrison into Philipsburg, 293.
force of Germans raised by, 307
puts garrison into Heidelberg, 343.
Feuquieres expected to join, 393.
Cavalli, Giovanni dei :
accompanies Correr to England, 285.
Cavendish, William, earl of Newcastle :
buys office of Master of the Horse, 87
attends king to Scotland, 93.
Caverel, Philip de, abbot of St. Vaast, Arras, abbot of Vas :
report of negotiations with Dutch, 119.
Cecil, William, earl of Salisbury :
attends king to Scotland, 93.
Celada, Marquis of :
takes Argenteau, 248n.
census taken, of men of military age, 397, 407.
Centurioni, a Genoese :
to finance king of Spain, 23.
Cephalonia [Ionian Islands] :
English merchants trading at, 58, 59, 138.
recommended to Signorv, 40
arrangements with, 48.
English houses established at, 205.
over plantation of currants, 51
crop left unsold, 373, 375.
Greswell banished from, 138.
sentence against Hobson in, for smuggling, 184.
papers at on Hobson case, 321, 323.
foreign ships not to lade currants at, without guarantee, 199.
conditions for export of currants from, 204, 217, 344.
proposal to send embassy to England and Flanders, 375, 376, 412, 413.
trade of Hyde at, 409.
instructions sent to, 60.
despatches dated at. 48, 51, 59, 185, 373, 376.
foreigners deprive Venetians of carrying trade from, 448.
evidence from required for Hobson's case, 516, 521
letters to be sent to, on behalf of Hobson, 556.
Advocate Fiscale, 376.
chamber of.
to refund money to Henry Hyde, 442.
Proveditore of, 185.
-, instructions to, 217, 323, 412.
-, to be asked to restore money to chamber, 427, 428.
- See Erizzo, Nicolo
Lippomanno, Alvise
Querini, Gasparo.
Rectors of, 428.
Syndics of, 375, 412, 413.
Cerbellone, Milanese ambassador to Savoy :
claims to rank with ambassadors of princes, 30.
Cerigo [Greece], 125 :
despatch dated at, 121.
French consul at. See Barouier.
Proveditore of. See Bragadin, Francesco.
Cesi :
dispatch dated at, 393.
Cesy, Cesi, Count of. See Harlay, Philip de.
Ceve, Francis Adrien de, papal nuncio extraordinary in France :
complains of treatment, 3.
Chalart M. du, commander of French squadron :
sinks the Pearl, 434.
Chalcedon, bishop of. See Smith, Richard.
Chamber, the Presence :
officials of accompany king to Scotland, 93.
Chamber, the Privy :
officers of, accompany king to Scotland, 93, 94.
treasurer of. See Uvedale, Sir William.
Chamberlain, lord high. See Bertie, Robert, earl of Lindsey.
-, Lord. See Herbert, William, earl of Pembroke.
Chambry [Savoie, France] :
Jerome Weston at, 8, 16.
Champigny, Sciampigni [Seine, France], 17.
Chanteloube, Sciantaluppe, Pere, confidant of queen mother :
difficulty in way of reconciliation with Richelieu, 206.
Clausel corresponds through, 287.
chaplain of Venetian embassy salary and allowances, 185, 186.
Charbonniere, Sciarbonera, Sieur de, French resident with the Emperor, 327 :
says France requires general peace with the Protestants, 406
suspicious of Taylor's negotiations, 502.
Charles IV, the emperor :
takes electorate from Bavaria and gives it to Palatine, 566.
Charles I., King of Great Britain, 9, 88, 91 :
succession, 362
character, 363
power restricted by parliament, 363.
regard for Buckingham's memory. 63, 223, 286, 377, 527.
1632 :
expresses opinion about levies for Dutch, 5
pleased at talk of further Dutch successes, 8.
distastefulness of parliament to, 6
away in the Country, 6, 10, 17, 19, 23, 39.
informed of defeat of French rebels, 7
Fabroni has secret audience of, 17.
attachment to Weston, 9, 18
sees Gussoni views on France and Netherlands, 10.
Spain may have persuaded to recall Vane, 9.
Spaniards propose to deposit Frankenthal with, 11, 22, 32.
mourning for Don Carlos, 13
Hamilton sees at Newmarket, 19
princes of Liegnitz visit, 23.
perplexed at treatment by Sweden, 14
Palatine to be ruled by, 20.
attention to preparation of ships, 18.
letter to doge, 25, 26
queen performs in masque to please, 28
letter of doge to, 29.
friendliness to Venice, 30, 31, 35, 51
Savoy presents armour to, 33.
Vane goes to on return, 39.
good intentions perverted by Hispanophile ministers, 39
effects of good will doubted, 48, 50.
effect of death of Gustavus on 41, 42
pays lump sum to Gustavus, 45
steps taken by, on death of Palatine, 46.
Fontenay sees, to prevent coming of Queen Mother or Monsieur, 43, 46
unwilling to have her, 56.
attack of small pox, 47, 49
receives Ambassadors on recovery, 51.
firm in support of Swedish party, 49, 51, 52
Anstruther informs that Austrians deceiving him, 66.
does not want sister in England, 49
invites sister to England, 50, 52.
asks Gussoni for news of Germany, 51
recalls Jerome Weston, 54.
decides to go to Scotland to be crowned, 53.
1633 :
instructions to Arundel, 55
Cottington's favour with, 55, 56
cherishes memory of Buckingham, 63.
Rota suggests union of, with Austria, 57
pleased with successes in Germany, 62.
sends instructions after Anstruther, 59
Anstruther speaks of goodness and moderation, 67.
gets no satisfaction from Denmark, 60
Dutch want to know how much to expect from, 68, 71, 74.
possible offence at sister declining invitation, 61, 72
Venetian condolences to, on Palatine's death, 68.
queen entertains with comedies, 63
attends launch of ships, 74.
Dutch ambassador urges decisive action in Germany on, 69.
sister's pleadings with, 73
accepts sister's excuses for not coming, 75, 76
sister ignorant of intentions, 84.
sends further exortations to Union, 76.
journey to Scotland, 76, 81, 83, 87
preparations, 78, 87, 97, 103
list of suite to attend, on journey, 92-94.
Marquis Ste. Croix sees, 79
will not intrigue against Louis, 80, 82
representations to Louis for Palatine, 80.
makes Weston earl of Portland, 80
cordial welcome to Oxenstierna's son, 80, 83, 92.
French try to conciliate, 82
Mussolens sees once, 85
present to Mussolens, 86.
takes part in masque, 86
honours to Hamilton, 86, 87
regard for Weston, 100.
more set against parliament than ever, 87
abhorrence of parliament, 131, 140.
desires union with France in interests of Palatine, 89.
Kolb has audience of, 90
Weston promises to remind about ambassador to Venice, 90, 96
will send ambassador, 104.
pleased at queen's pregnancy, 91, 97
prayers for queen, 138.
suggested meditation in Germany, 91
orders Kolb to be told of firmness of Saxony and Brandenburg, 95.
severity to Holland and pardon, 100
punishment of Menteith, 125, 127.
Brassert's assurances to about truces, 102, 139.
starts for Scotland, sees Gussoni before leaving, 105
departure will interrupt consideration of foreign affairs, 106.
tarries in neighbourhood of London for hunting, 107
method of travel, 108
reaches York, 110, 112, 116.
Venice supports in attitude to Germany, 109
orders provision for Germany, 115.
messengers and distinguished visitors go after, 111, 119
letters sent to. 117.
informed of Cardinal Infant's arrival in Italy, 113
letters to Queen Mother, 116.
means to cut short stay in Scotland, 117, 123, 125
expenses of journey, 118
cost defrayed by Scots, 125.
date of return to London, 119
accelerated journey back, 131
entry into London delayed, 132.
remittances promised for Palatinate, 121
signs letters of benevolence for Palatinate, 130
withdraws, 140.
coronation ceremony at Edinburgh, 122
bestows honours, 123
congratulations, 127, 132.
opens parliament at Edinburgh, 123
pleased with popularity, 125, 127
tour of country, 127.
consulted about levies for Dutch, 124
postpones audience of Brassert, 132.
audience to Gussoni on return, 133, 142
ready to send Anstruther to France, 134.
present to Polish ambassador, 133
should consider utility of Dutch to cause, 135
Zawadski sees in Scotland, 136.
away hunting, 137, 142, 143, 146, 153.
frequent exchanges of compliments with Savoy, 137
entertains princes of Chimay, 141, 169
they take leave of, 148.
Brassert sees frequently about treatment of Dutch ships, 142, 143
Dutch soothe about Yarmouth affair, 152.
employs Montagu, 144
Princess Palatine informs of negotiations with Neuburg, 145.
orders no change in religious ceremonies without reference to Council, 148
favour to Laud, 152.
impressed about Palatinate, 149, 171
Joachimi to urge to help Germany, 166.
state entry into London cancelled, 153
delighted at birth of James, 157, 159.
Gussoni to speak to about relations to Dutch, 154
Gussoni's audience, remarks on marriages of Monsieur and Mantua, 155, 160
reply to office about Dutch, 156.
resents French attitude to Orleans Lorraine marriage, 157
French justify action against Lorraine to, 162.
appoints commissioners for East India disputes, 158.
Venice wishes to know views about sending ambassador, 159
Gussoni rouses about, 164.
Gussoni congratulates about James, 159
expresses regard for Venice, 160
Venice congratulates, 168.
going to Windsor for Garter ceremony, 162
returning to London to be near queen, 163.
Wyche upholds honour at Porte, 163
at Garter memorial to King of Sweden and Palatine, 167.
appoints Carey ambassador to Venice, 166.
Venetian efforts to make friends with Dutch, 170, 175.
gets Curtius to meet Council, 170
orders enquiry about Necolade's resistance to law, 178.
Irish Dominican's threat to kill, 172
mourning for Infanta, 176.
1634 :
Dutch want to help Palatine to relieve selves, 179
benefits from Dunkirk privateers, 182.
Inns of Court entertain, 180, 195
prepares masque to entertain queen, 190.
asks Gussoni about Feria, 181
talks of French affairs, 182
French should not take Philipsburg without consulting, 186.
has Nethersole re-arrested, 183, 189
has sister informed, 191
sends for Boswell, 201.
objects to sending Palatine into Germany, 187.
orders only English bottoms to take goods to Holland, 188
policy about levies, 199, 200, 219.
Venice notifies of change of ambassador, 193, 209
regard for Venice, 198, 270.
not desiring rupture with Dutch, 194, 200
long audiences of Dutch ministers, 199
Dutch ministers follow, 202.
Elizabeth mollifies about Palatinate appeal for French protection, 196.
goes to Newmarket, 198, 201, 202
Oxenstierna prevented from going after, 206
Gussoni awaits return, 207, 208.
refers to Savoy's royal claims, 203
Spanish overtures to, 210.
Sweden wants permission for levy, 204, 210
Oxenstierna gives up hope of money from, 216.
talk of interposing for Spanish Dutch truce, 204
may offer to help peace in Germany, 208.
Rusdorf goes as Agent to Frankfort, 208
told of Dutch contributions to Germany, 211.
proposed interposition for truce between Poland and Sweden, 210.
letter to Sultan about outrages on merchants, 212n, asked to sanction reprisals on Turks, 214.
Gussoni moves for appointment of new ambassador to Venice, on Carey's death, 213, 216.
profits from privateering war, 215
celebrates St. Georges day by banquet to knights of garter, 218.
letter to doge in favour of Gussoni, 215, 216
Gussoni takes leave of, 217
present of plate to Gussoni, 370.
Dutch inform of Charnass's negotiations, 217.
orders sale of forest for ships of Navy, 220
Weston's fraud exposed to, 221, 222, Weston retains favour, 223, 233, 294, 295.
starts on progress, 220
at Greenwich, 223
hunting in country, 247
begins regular progress, 252.
Weston keeps from summoning parliament, 224
Laud suggests parliament to, 225
Laud trying to stir against Weston, 226.
objects to negotiations of Feuquieres, 215
Oxenstierna informs of victory of Liegnitz, 227.
letter of Princess Palatine to 227, 229
grants money for Palatinate garrison, 248.
Oxenstierna goes hunting with, 230
Oxenstierna has audience of, and is refused, 231.
Dutch tell French that alliance not to prejudice previous agreements with, 230
would favour revolt in Flanders, 233.
Oxenstierna takes final leave of, 233-5
takes reply out of Coke's mouth, 234
Oxenstierna refuses present, 237, 238
Oxenstierna considers misinformed by councillors, 240, 241.
short of money through quarrel with people, 241
merchants petition to stop ambassador going to Porte, 241, 242.
sees gentleman of Poland alone, 241
appoints Fielding ambassador to Venice, 243
a sign of his regard, 244, 258
makes Fielding extraordinary, 262.
promises to Necolalde about Portuguese ship, 244
not dissatisfied about East India Companies' negotiations, 254.
annoyed at Dutch seizure of mails, 245
knights Brassert at leave taking 251
present to Brassert, 262.
receives Pougny at Theobalds, 247
gives him second audience, pleased at request to co-operate for Sweden Poland truce, 251, 254.
agrees to summoning Irish parliament, 255
Irish petition against Viceroy's action, 256.
Weston speaks without instructions of, 257
protection of Weston, 263
and favour over Fielding, 281.
time of return to London. 258, 291
recreations prevent seeing Pougny, 280.
Windebank to inform of Savoy's claims to royalty, 261
San Germano presents book upon claims to, 272, 273, 278.
accident while hunting, 262
regrets death of Noy, 265.
Wyche's appeal to Turkish Courts to be laid before, 267, 279
order to Wyche upon, 279.
Joachimi to ask help for Maastrich, 268
Pergami asked for levy, 269.
bound to support Count Rodiem, 270
Rowlandson puts Hobson's case before, 271.
lavish entertainment of Savoy ambassador, 272, 277
who takes leave of, 277
opinion on Savoy's claims, 278.
Fleming predicts decisive action, 274
Pougny to urge alliance on, 276, 280, 289
reply on, 289.
San Germano informs why Cardinal Maurice went to Rome. 279.
does nothing without Council, 280
Council persuades of inability to help Palatinate, 283.
refuses to grant levies to French, 280, 290
Lorraine asks not to allow levies, 290.
Fielding taking leave of, 281, 285
postponed, 282
offered plate to Fielding, 286.
French suspicious of dealings with Spaniards, 282
moved by steps taken against Lorraine, 284.
stirred by letter from Palatinate, 283
tells Joachimi that wishes to keep neutral, 286
Venice recognises desire for neutrality, 288.
will not suffer interference with household, 284.
favour to Hobson to please, 285
Irish parliament votes 6 subsidies to, 287.
emperor urged to send ambassador to, 288
asks Pougny about replies upon alliance, 293, 298, 354.
Pougny informs of flight of Monsieur to France, 289, 293.
reply to Pougny about levies, 291
reasons for delay of French reply to, 300.
grants petitions of Levant Co. and will not seize consulage, 292, 293
grants Weston soap monopoly, 295.
proposals of Union to, 295
letters to sister and nephew, 296
seems to give no thought to Germany, 301.
returns to London, 296
letter of credence for Fielding, 339
letters of recall for Rowlandson, 341.
does not recognise Savoy's claims, 297.
reception of Correr, 297
fixes time of audience, 298
gives him audience, 299.
motives for levying ship money, 299
claim to forest lands, 300.
Oxenstierna will ask again for levies, 301.
Pougny corners about Spanish levy of Irish, 302, 303
reply upon, 303
Pougny asks for levy of Irish, 306
reply upon, 308.
alarmed at French progress, 304
Clausel takes leave of, 307.
Dutch fear Spanish influence on, 307, 309.
Princess Palatine hints at help for Lorraine, 310.
Howards' book on oath of allegiance written by order of, 311n
Courtenay desires permission to explain himself, 313.
1635 : 325, 360.
orders London to supply ships, 314
pleased at overcoming first difficulties on road to absolutism, 315.
orders Fielding to assemble diet of Swiss. 315
idea to form coalition to counter balance France, 316
speaks in favour of balance of power against France, 330.
disgust at demands of Feuquieres, 317
appoints Aston ambassador to Spain, 320.
sceptical of French desire for peace, 317
at marriage of Lord Herbert to Mary Villiers, 323.
French offers to, 318
Pougny to see about alliance, 322.
Pappenheim would like to take direction of Protestant Party in Germany, 318
resents alliance of France and Bavaria, 332
sister doubtful of affection, 333.
Correr's audience of, 318
asks about Mantua, 319
asks about quarrel with pope, 320
reply to, 321.
knows of arrival of priest from Rome, 321
Spaniards send money to, 327
Dutch believe supporting Spain, 330.
invitation to from French and Dutch, 323, 328
Pougny hands alliance proposals to, 325
lays proposals before Council, 328.
Poland approaches about marriage with Palatine's sister, 323, 324, 332, 334
Poland asks for naval help against Sweden, 336.
sympathy for Lorraine, 325
Levant merchants hope will oblige about ambassador, 330.
demands of from French and Dutch for Palatine, 329
asks Pougny for articles of Franco Dutch alliance, 331.
Dutch fear claim to dominion of sea, 332
impressed by fall of Philipsburg, 333.
Blom brings letter to, 333
going to Newmarket for hunting, 334
absence will delay business, 335
journey postponed, 336.
stirs fresh clamour against ship money by applying to other things, 335
orders prompt action against Essex forest lands, 336, 337.
Dutch inform of intention to vail to, 335
petitioned to grant letters of marque against Dutch, 337.
Necolalde appeals to about Intercursus Magnus, 337
turns off with joke, 338.
desire for reconciliation of Venice and Savoy, 340
letter of doge to, 341, 342
Venetian regard for, 344, 350, 357.
gives up Newmarket, 342
goes to Hampton Court, 346
inspects ships with queen, 351.
wroth at capture by Dunkirkers, 342
disrespect for at Hague, 345
Dutch believe ill disposed, 353.
disturbed at report of Poland's marriage, 342, 343, 347.
measures to extract money from London, over Ireland, 345
and father's debts, 345, 346
amasses considerable treasure by these measures, 346.
French overtures to prevent union with Spaniards, 347
unwilling to commit himself to France, 352.
visits Portland on death bed, afflicted at loss, 350.
promises Pembroke redress against Dunkirkers, 352.
wishes to reduce kingdom to order, 352
away hunting, 353
returns to London and gives audience to Senneterre, 358.
appoints commissioners for treasury and makes Laud chief of Council 355
makes Lindsey admiral, 359.
permission required for funeral honours to Lady Fielding, 356.
negotiations with Spain and Austria and demands, 357,
Senneterre sanguine of having persuaded 359
French ambassadors importune for reply, 374.
Portland did most to persuade to keep neutral, 359
great favour to Portland, 367, 368
Portland prevented reconciliation with people, 373, 376.
hint that may side with Poland against Sweden, 361
anxious for adjustment between Poland and Sweden, 377.
unaware or careless of potentialities of state, 362, 363
fleet kept by, 365
resources of, 366
abhors parliament, heavy cost of household, 367.
prefers to employ extraordinary ambassadors, 368
affection for duke of Savoy, 368, 369, but will not admit royal title, 369.
thanks Venice for courtesies to Fielding, 371, 378
Correr sees about Lady Fielding's funeral, 377.
imperialist efforts to win, 371
Venice watches attitude to Franco Dutch Alliance, 373.
appoints commanders for fleet, intentions obscure, 372
means to maintain free intercourse at sea, 374.
ready to assist Lorraine, 373
rumoured estrangement from France, 376
need of help by France, 378.
Skytte has audience of, 376
Skytte formally returns garter to, 381, 382
at garter celebration, 382, 389.
offended with Duchess of Buckingham for remarrying, 377.
French inform of rupture with Spain, 380, 411
upset by announcement, 381
French efforts to reassure, 385, 386, 411.
promises to forward peace between Sweden and Poland, 382
Anstruther returns and reports to, 384.
going to review fleet, 383, 384
goes to Greenwich with queen, 386
reviews fleet in Downs, 393.
Skytte takes leave of, 384
present to, 385.
war only means to force parliament on, 386, 397
dislike of parliament affects policy, 392, 393, 395, 398, 401.
gives cloth monopoly to Rotterdam Company, 387
revokes privilege of soap company, 408.
measures for arming because of war on continent, 388, 397
explanation of measures to Venice, 389, 390, 396.
Dutch assured of friendliness, 390
tells Louis must be enemy of Dutch, 400.
declines to receive Seneterre in audience, 391
congratulates and twits Pougny about Avein, 392.
confirms de Vic as resident in France, 391.
sceptical about attitude of Savoy, 392
plan to raise standing army, 395.
claim to dominion of the sea, 393, 401
urges fleet to sea, 396.
grants levy to Necolalde, 394
Senneterre tackles about, 399, 412.
sends out requests for benevolence, 397
war measures a pretext to cover despotic designs, 398.
goes to Theobalds, 398
hunting, 399
back at Greenwich, 400
returning to London, 412.
not going on progress, 399
progress decided on, 412.
inclined to make Wentworth treasurer, 399.
sends Murray to Hague about sister's health, 399, 404
Elizabeth thanks and represents peril of Palatinate to, 416.
Lorraine hopes to win against France, 399, 400
Hispanophiles try to rouse against France, 401, 410.
importuned for reply by French ambassadors, which given, 400.
apprehensive about French fleet, 402
told of encounter with French fleet, 404
disturbed and relieved that false, 405.
queen may persuade to receive her mother, 402
Queen Mother and Princess Margaret would come at sign from, 405.
mission from Cardinal Infant to, 403, 405
who represents peril of Flanders, 410, 411.
Gerbier brings letters for, 403
Cize to be presented to, 405
Cize has audience, 406, 422.
protests to about seizure of mails, 409
incensed at seizure, 410.
French ambassadors more hopeful about, 411
remonstrate with about orders to admiral, 412, 416, 419.
recognises Spanish devices in representations of Fleming, 417.
in London for christening of Southampton's son, 418
at Theobalds to start progress, 423
proceeds to Windsor, 432.
asks Correr for news of Italy, 418
export of glass and pictures from Venice for, 419.
Simmern asks help for Palatinate, 421.
Princess Palatine appeals to against Prague treaty, 422, 424
Dutch do not expect to take action, 427, 447.
explains about fleet to Correr, 423
proposal to give squadron to Palatine, 424, 425.
wants to mediate between Venice and Savoy, 423, 442, 451
Poland entrusts mediation with Sweden to. 425.
Senate wishes to know if Fielding acting by orders of, 426
Correr thinks not, 458, 459.
Dutch intention to pay respect at sea to, 426
no one to leave realm without passport from, 434.
desire for peace of Italy, 427
fleet waiting for orders, 436.
stirred by sister's letter, consults Council, 430
vigorous resolves marred by defect of character, 431, 432
Boswell takes answer to Elizabeth, 447.
roused by excesses of Dunkirkers, 433
fleet waiting for instructions, 436, 441.
French ambassadors impress consequences of Prague treaty on, 435.
incident with Cottington and Laud over wall at Oatlands, 436
absence delays business, 439, 441.
Spain protests readiness to satisfy about Palatinate, 438
confirms decision to send Taylor to Vienna, 439, 445
threat in instructions, 440.
offer of parliamentarians to, 440
reply, 441
parliamentarians hope but determined against, 444.
appeal to about Correr's imprisoned servant, 441, 442, 449
will not take case out of hands of ordinary judges, 450
likely to hand him over, 460, 467.
efforts to inflame against French, 442, 443
Queen Mother wants to join in league against France, 455.
Savoy informs of alliance with France, 443
Savoy's offer and incitement to reply, 446.
progress of, 443n
expected at Windsor, 445
Joachimi follows in vain for audience, 455.
orders fleet in order to gain authority over people, 444.
desire of Venice to please, 449
not aware of Fielding's office about fleet, 451.
Dutch believe wishing to pick quarrel, 453
threat about merchants to Dutch, 462
threatens Dutch with reprisals, 465.
sends off Aston to Spain, 454
hunting a long way off, 456, 459, 466, 469.
Venice wishes to please, 457
not likely to be deceived by Spanish promises, 458.
pleased at request of ship for St. Chaumont, 459
Gordon's report to from Poland, 460
Gordon to thank, 466.
approves of Scudamore not visiting Richelieu, 459
Council ready to take extreme measures against France, if agrees, 463
remonstrates about Pearl, 468
Pougny replies to upon, 480.
contemplates sending ambassador extraordinary to France, 463, 464
anxious to see queen mother settled, 464.
circumstances will not induce to summon parliament, 466
but may be induced for sake of nephew, 469,
recalls fleet, 468, 470, 474
displeased at Lindsey knighting followers, 475.
Palatine announces visit to, 468
orders for reception, 473
limits prince's suite, 476.
French ambassadors renew alliance proposals to, 471.
Polish mission on way to, 471
receives della Valle coldly, 476-479, 481
della Valle lies about, 485.
returning to London, 475
back in London, 477
Correr thanks and asked for news of Italy, 478.
Spaniards report alliance with against Dutch in Indies, 479.
Venice calls attention to state of Germany and Valtelline, 480.
emperor fears union with Poland, 482
Teller informs emperor of wish for peace, 485.
reception of Prince Palatine, 483
makes much of Prince, 486
Palatine devotes himself to win favour, 489.
Brez's opinion of, 486
Laud's great influence with, 488.
insists on title of Electoral Highness for Palatine, 486, 487
Spaniards playing with over title, 490.
wants Rupert to come to England, 491, 517
Rusdorf may take instructions from, 492.
Palatine's ministers realise powerlessness to render much help, 491
Elizabeth's hopes of, from son's reception, 493.
Spanish negotiations a sop to, over Palatines, 493.
confers with leading men to obtain payment of ship money, 495.
claims of Hanse merchants laid before, 495
affection for Venice, 497.
to please queen agrees to resident being sent to Rome, 496.
1636 :
letter to emperor in favour of Palatine, 497, 508
Taylor talks of inducing to make alliance with Austria, 502.
Palatine wishes to leave, 498
promise to Palatine if Austria obstinate, 505.
anxious to have large fleet at sea, 499
Spaniards desire good offices with Poland, 500.
knows of presence of Wirtemberg's brother, 499
brother to be introduced to, 505, 508.
move of parliamentarians to induce to summon parliament, 500
immoveable determination against, 500, 501.
delighted at birth of daughter, 501
going to Newmarket, 506, 508
goes, 509
hunting there, 511, 515.
Taylor enlarges on power and information of, 503
displeased with Taylor's report, 504.
afraid of Senneterre's subtlety, 507
incensed with Douglas, 510.
reproaches Joachimi about negotiations with Spain, 509, 522.
sister laments that unmoved by petitions, 508
French offer to, if will declare against Spain, 511.
wroth at escape of della Valle, 510
appeals to against Wentworth, 515.
does not want queen mother in England, 510, 530
may receive her if French pay pension, 524.
very dissatisfied with Spain, 511
ready to join with France, but Senneterre sceptical, 512.
indemnity required from for Palatinate, 514
Venice wishes to satisfy about merchants, 516.
sea power will render independent of parliament, 515
perturbed by French refusal to recognise supremacy, 519.
grants protection to Wirtemberg's chancellor, 516
grants men of war to bring Spanish ambassador, 518, 535.
French intimate disapproval of conveyance of specie to Flanders, 519
remonstrates at Dunkirkers' seizure of tobacco, 524.
regrets Polish opposition to Palatine match, 519
Poles no reason to mistrust goodwill to Palatines, 529.
reconciles Lennox and Pembroke, 520
high opinion of Wentworth, 527
affected by death of Pembroke's son, 527.
Venetian concession to merchants to gratify, 521, 522, 541
will not credit report of alliance of Venice with Spain, 532, 540.
Council discusses Palatine's affairs before, 522
sees no need to move, 530.
appoints Northumberland admiral of new fleet, 526
pardons French privateers, 530.
Lorraine sends Rochecour to, 526n.
disposed to make Juxon treasurer, 527
appoints Juxon, 531.
visits Carlisle when sick, 527, 558
Carlisle entrusts wife and affairs to, 558.
thanks to Spain for attitude about Palatinate, 530, 531
emperor's readiness to satisfy, 534
Taylor sends express to, 537.
going to Hampton Court, 530.
demands release of Rochecour, 531
interests of, do not abate animosity against French, 534.
Correr to praise Rowlandson to, 533
recalls Rowlandson, 536.
presents of Dutch to, 533, 539
Dutch representations to about supplies to Flanders, 538.
Palatine asks for decisive measures, holds discussion with Council, 538, 539
Palatine thanks, 539
refuses Palatine's demands but promises satisfaction, 542.
to review forces suplied from church lands, 539
Necolalde has long audience of, 542.
urges Arundel's departure, 541
Arundel complains to of Palatine's remarks, 542
secret instructions to Arundel, 544.
pleased at news of fall of Schenkenscans, 543, 558, 567.
Princess Palatine sure Austrians will beguile, 545
will break with Austria if answer unsatisfactory, 549, 557.
gives Arundel special instructions to make arrangement for Palatine, 545, 546.
Dutch offer fleet to, against Spaniards, 547.
informs Beveren of sailing of fleet, 548
regrets loss Anne Royal, 550.
leaving London because of plague, may go to Ireland, 550
Ireland given up, 554.
Palatines would raise pretensions if emperor showed fear of, 551
if sides with Austrians, Spaniards will get satisfaction for Palatines, 552.
Correr has audience of and speaks of merchants, 552
Palatines to accompany on progress, 554.
very jealous of French fleet entering Channel, 553.
unlikely to allow Leicester's punctilio, 553
displeased at Orange's indifference about garter, 558.
Arundel's first report to, 554
Radolti has first audience of, 557.
Cisa asks permission to export gunpowder and bullets, 555
Sweden asks for levy, 567.
connivance of papal envoy would be suspected, 555
unbecoming to correspond openly with pope, 566.
wants to keep Rupert at side, 558, 559
orders preparations for Zawadski, 563.
incensed at French capture of Minikin, 559
determined on revenge, 561, 566, 567, 571.
leaving London for Hampton Court, 560, 568, 570
precautions against plague, 568, 570.
Orange wants to stop food going to Flanders, 561.
Radolti has second audience of, 562
and a third, incensed at Radolti's methods, 565.
thoughts directed to control of domestic affairs, 565.
annoyed at Bavaria's hopes of issue, 566.
Dutch ambassadors speak to about alliance and treatment of fishermen, 567
but firm in original resolve, 572.
Spaniards try to commit to their cause, 568.
Juxon speaks of desire for peace, 570
values Windebank's counsel highly, 571.
Charles, prince of Wales :
attack of fever, 118
Joachimimistakesqueen's dwarf for, 251.
styled Prince of Great Britain, not Prince of Wales, 363.
ill of fever, 445, 447
recovered 456.
conducts Palatine to king and queen, 483.
Charles III, duke of Lorraine :
Guron sent to treat with, 2n
won over by imperialists, 123.
military preparations of, 126
French move against, 141, 143.
difficult not to oppose France, 140
will have to submit to France, 147
reduced to complete dependence, 152, 153, 157n, 160, 209.
French justify action against to England, 162
Louis irritated at withdrawal, 195.
arrt of Parliament of Paris against, 284n.
asks England not to allow levies against him, 290
claims Wirtemberg and Austria, 302.
Mazarin likely to serve interests, 306.
Princess Palatine hints at Charles helping, 310
English hopeless about, 317.
wants to meet Count Pappenheim and Fleming, 316.
French and Weimar offer battle to, 320.
French cross Rhine because of machinations, 322.
Pougny avoids mentioning to Charles, 325.
Fleming goes to see, 373, 387, 409
account of interview, 399, 400, 416, 417.
defeat at Montbeliard, 393.
Fleming criticises French treatment of, 417
Scudamore to make representations in favour of, 447.
coming to England for help, 513
sends Rochecour to England, 526, 530n, 531.
grand master of artillery of. See Rochecour, baron de.
Charles Louis, Elector Palatine of the Rhine, 109, 316 :
1632 :
age at father's death, 41, 55
uncle undertakes guardianship of dominions, 50.
1633 :
Anstruther to support at diet, 59
Anstruther's policy for, 67.
Dutch represent help required by, 70
commended to duke of Simmern, 73.
England and France might work together for, 75
English hope to enlist French help for, 78, 80, 89, 97.
Duke of Simmern wants English help for, 90.
efforts to have included in adjustment, 92
English desire for restitution, 115.
goes with Prince of Orange as adventurer, 98
made knight of garter, 102
garter sent to, 122, 130
Boswell presents, 137.
Rota busy for, 124
provision of money for, 130.
Denmark unwilling to acknowledge as elector, 146.
Godfather to James, 163, 165, 166, 172.
mother wishes to send to Palatinate with army, 168, 187, 224
England objects, 210.
1634 :
pitiful appeal to Charles, 224
French fear results of England supporting, 226.
death of Bavaria should benefit, 230
French understanding with Bavaria prejudiced, to, 333.
ailing, mother takes to Rhenen, 252.
surrender of Philipsburg to French detrimental to 276.
letter of uncle to, 296
letters to from France about protecting Palatinate, 302
French offer for, 318.
1635 :
terms of France Dutch alliance upon, 328
demands of Charles for, 329,
talk of marriage to queen of Sweden, 332.
imperialists threaten dominions, 333, 338
French alliance necessary for, 371, 378.
Poland ready to negotiate for restitution, 379
Lorraine's offices for restitution, 400.
in danger of never recovering dominions, 417
desperate state of affairs, 421.
Simmern presses England to help, 424
proposal to give naval squadron to, 425, 477, 491, 495.
shut out by peace of Prague, 427, 430
remonstrances about, 431, 439
English offended at Austrian treatment of, 432.
Taylor to negotiate for, 439, 445, 474
Aston sent to Spain, for 457.
Hopton pessimistic about 457
Spanish promises for win England, 458.
preparing to visit England, 465
informs king of coming, 468
hopes that visit will lead to calling parliament, 469.
popularity in England, 468, 473.
French ambassadors press alliance in view of visit, 471, 473, 474.
preparations for reception, 473, 477
king limits suite, 476
ambassadors delayed by, 479.
coming to get help, 476
Venetian instructions about visit, 480.
della Valle suggests marriage to Polish princess, 478, 479, 481.
everything held up for visit, 480
arrival in England and reception, 483
arrival removes excuses for delay, 484.
councillors of treat with Laud, 484, 488
and with Secretaries of State, 491.
King's exertions to entertain, 486
probable lengthy stay, 488
tries to win uncle's favour, 489.
French ambassadors refuse title of Electoral Highness to, 486, 487, 490, 503
Correr consults Coke about title, 487
and his colleagues, 488
instructions to, 516,
Necolaldi professes readiness for adjustment with, 488
Necolaldi gives title of Elector, 489, 514
opinions upon, 490, 491.
French ambassadors confer within queen's chamber, 491
mother pleased with reception, 493.
demand for humiliation to emperor, 492, 494, 506.
led to expect much from coming of Spanish ambassadors, 494.
1636 :
Charles writes to emperor in favour of, 497, 508, 528
unlikely to get much, 498.
proposed fleet for, 499
hopes of ruined, 509.
does not answer Correr about title, 501
Wirtemberg's brother presented to, 505, 508.
commissioners appointed to treat affairs at Vienna, 502.
assured about sister's Polish marriage, 504, 534
losing hope of it, 529.
told that England's interests not concerned for, 504
speaks to French ambassadors about suggested exchange with Lorraine, 505.
godfather of Princess Elizabeth, 505
falls ill, 505, 506, 508
better but keeps room, 510.
not expected to get satisfaction, 508
French offer to England about, 511.
expenses of begin to be felt, 510
recovered and joins king at Newmarket, 511.
desire of Catholic to satisfy, 514
Charles asks Catholic to use influence with emperor in favour of, 537.
ill again, 514
depressed by unfavourable turn of affairs, 515
returns to London with king, 519.
French raise difficulties about calling Elector, 516.
emperor well disposed to, 518
talk of force to be commanded by, 523.
Council meets to satisfy 522
Austrians contemplate forcing England to arm and then to concede claims of, 525.
affairs at standstill at Paris and Vienna, 526, 532
complains that not dealt with straightforwardly, 529.
expenses of household cut down, 529
Correr's attitude to approved, 533.
mother sanguine of English help for, 538
officers who crossed with recalled, 540.
asks king to take some decisive step, 538
encouraged and thanks king, 539.
outburst against Arundel, 541, 542
likely to ruin cause by impetuosity, 542
but resentment justified, 544.
Leicester going to Paris in cause of, 543
Arundel to serve cause of, 544.
Arundel takes leave of, 545
instructions to Arundel to please, 545, 546.
proposed exclusion from peace with Sweden, 546
555
stipulations upon in Franco Swedish treaty, 560.
hopes of doing anything for depend on peace, 547
belief that emperor committed to give complete satisfaction to, 551.
Scudamore asks what France will contribute to restoration, 552.
anxious as to outcome of sister's Polish match, 554
pleased at Zawadski coming, 563.
Arundel protests intention to win advantage for, 558.
Radolti says nothing about, 562
considers Radolti's mission an Austrian trick, 565.
posterity for Bavaria destroys hopes, 566.
Radolti says nothing about giving territory in Flanders, 566.
quarrel with France unadvisable in present state of affairs, 571.
Charles II of Lorraine, duke of Elboeuf, Elbeuf :
defeat of, 7.
Charles Emanuel I, duke of Savoy, 530.
Charles Emanuel, prince of Savoy :
birth announced in England, 260, 272.
Charles
king at launch of, 74
Fielding crosses in, 288n.
Charnass, Hercules Girard baron of, Sciarnasse, Sciarnasse, Sciarnasie, French ambassador extraordinary to the Dutch :
mission announced in England,74
assurances to Princess Palatine, 76
efforts to prevent treaties with Spain, 83.
ordered to press negotiations, 177
expected settlement, 195.
English offended at Dutch silence about, 200
Dutch report nothing settled, 207.
Dutch give Charles full informationabout, 217.
Dutch inform that alliance not to prejudice engagements with England and Venice, 230.
at conference with Dutch ambassadors, 300.
Michiel calls on, 486.
Charnaz, follower of Monsieur :
arrest of, 336n.
chase. See hunting.
Chateauneuf, marquis of. See Aubespine Charles de l.'
Chatham, co. Kent :
Anne Royal brought up from, 550n.
Chtillon, marshal de. See Coligny, Gaspard de.
Chavigny, count of. See Bouthillier, Leon.
Chenut. See Knuyt.
Cherch. See Kirke.
Chiacaia, Turkish official :
galley's losses in action with English merchantmen. 125.
Cherasco, peace of, 198n.
Chimay, princes of. See Croi, Albert and Philip de.
Chioggia, Chiozza [Prov. Venezia, Italy] :
Fielding entertained by Podesta, 343.
Chivr, Hector de, Seigneur du Plessis :
Francoise Marguerite daughter of, marries comte de Guiche, 308n,
Choiseul, Csar de, comte du Plessis Praslin, French ambassador in Savoy :
contest with Fielding for precedence, 324, 325.
Cholb. See Kolb.
Chrichi. See Blanchefort de Crequy.
Christian IV, king of Denmark :
1632 :
differences with Hamburg, 34, 60
accomodated, 70.
Leicester fails to get satisfaction from, 60.
1633 :
Anstruther to negotiate league with, 67
committed to Protestant side, 75.
collecting army, 72
suspected designs in Baltic, 91.
peace proposals to imperialists, 89, 91.
interposition considered selfish in England, 95
England not sorry for, 101, 104
Princess Palatine's comments on action, 104.
hopes from intervention, 115, 116, 118, 128
not expected to bring peace, 120.
proposed journey to Dresden, 122
active in interest of peace, 136, 137, 143,
Anstruther to go to see, 130, 145
expectation that will help Palatines, 141.
Anstruther sees but is put off, 146
Anstruther to ask support for Palatines, 149
not ready to help Palatines, 151
Anstruther unsuccessful with, 159.
claims against England, 151, 368.
talk of coming to terms with imperialists, 153
Anstruther treats with for alliance, 176.
nature of relationship with England, 368.
1634 :
emperor allows to levy tolls on Elbe, 187
Anstruther treats with about, 192.
Rusdorf arranges with about Palatine legacy, 191.
negotiations with detain Anstruther, 196.
Frankfort diet discusses interposition, 223
diet approves of interposition, 240.
asks Spiexmo to introduce settlers into Denmark, 305.
1635 :
squadron ready to join English fleet, 396
fleet from Indies salutes English fleet, 405.
1636 :
envoy at Vienna about peace, 503
cautious attitude to England's claim to sea dominion, 535.
Christian, eldest son of Christian IV, king of Denmark :
may go to Dresden about negotiations, 122, returns to Gluckstat, 136.
Christina of France, duchess of Savoy Madame Royale, 113 :
sends to announce birth of son, 12, 16
Cerbelloni offended with 30.
exchange of compliments with England, 137
Baronis brings nothing from, 167.
sends compliments to Queen Henrietta, 272
instructed S. Germano to return by Brussels, 277.
entertains Lady Fielding, 324
entertains Fielding, 324.
Ciz brings news of to queen, 406
queen sends presents to, to, 475.
Christina, Queen of Sweden, 131n.
suggested marriage to Prince Palatine, 332.
Chur, Coire [Grisons, Switzerland] :
Fleming to meet Rohan at, 34.
church lands, ecclesiastical goods :
owners of required to furnish quota of troops, 539.
Cicala : 165.
Cinnamon :
cargo of, in Paragon, 408.
Cisa
Cize, Benit, M. di Cisa
Count of Sisa, Count of Pezze, 501 :
duke of Savoy thinks of sendingas Resident to England, 325
expected in London, 375
arrives, 405 : first audience, 406.
relations with French ambassadors, 422, 484.
anxious to arrange reconciliation with Venice, 423
gives up idea, 445.
to inform king of alliance with France, 443
sees king and confers long with, 446
subject of audience, 451.
publishes pamphlet on duke's royal claims, 464, 475
argues against "Opinions of Gianotti," 474, 477.
gives up pushing reconciliation with Venice, 472, 474.
publishes paper on siege of Valenza, 484.
tries to make a bargain about Palatine's title, 487
no attention paid to, 490.
asks leave to export gunpowder and bullets, 555
refused, 572.
leaving London, with Court, 570
refused levies, 572.
Clarendon, Earl of. See Hyde, Edward.
Clausel, M. du, Oliset, Closet :
acting in England for Queen Mother and Monsieur, 287
takes leave of king to return to Brussels, 307.
Clausen, Cornelius, Captain, of the Prince Henry of Amsterdam :
violates neutrality of Scarborough, 476n.
Claveaux, Moise, boatswain of the Petite Marthe :
convicted of piracy and sentenced, 493n.
Clerk, Danielle, captain of Dutch ship Salamander :
captures Nuestra Senora de Rosario, 235n.
Cleveland, earl of. See Wentworth, Thomas, earl of Cleveland.
Cleves, duke of. See John William.
climate, English :
responsible for eccentricities of people, 370.
-, See also weather.
Clitherow, Christopher, Lord Mayor of London :
celebration of election, 475.
Clobery, William, part owner of the Scipio and Anne, 58n.
Clock :
Dutch present to Charles, 453, 539.
Closet. See Clausel.
cloth :
trade with Persia, 3, 65.
complaints of bad quality, 65n.
English trade in at Hamburg, 149
at Constantinople, 461
at Aleppo and Smyrna, 461.
only to be taken to Holland in English bottoms, 188.
English for Constantinople, 217.
charge of smuggling, 344
English manufacture of, 362.
English Co. for at Rotterdam, 387.
quantity manufactured in England, 462.
Dutch said to be infringing privileges of English merchants in, 462.
Dutch will give English facilities for sale of, 426.
Fielding allowed to export from Venice, 438.
quarrel between Wyche and Cesy over, on English ships, 556, 569.
dyed, Dutch forbid importation, 387n.
gold :
manufacture of introduced at Lyon, 161.
kerseys :
sold at Ragusa, 205
price fixed in Levant, 569.
Londons, 3 :
English trade in, at Ragusa, 205
price fixed in Levant, 569.
Roman, of gold, 438.
Venetian :
English imitate, 408, 461, 569
anti Venetian, 569.
fringed, 456, 461.
woollen, made at Venice, 57.
English trade in, at Levant islands, 205.
Coal :
revenue raised by tax on exportation of, 196.
Coeuvres, Marquis of. See Estrees, Hannibal d'.
Cognet, Gaspard, sieur de la Tuillerie, M. de Tullerie, French ambassador at Venice :
expected at Turin, 13
possible suspicions about Weston's mission, 44.
reports that Venice allowing food to go to French troops in Valtelline, 389.
Coire. See Chur.
Coke, Cuch, Sir John, Secretary of State, 128 :
1633 :
accompanies king to Scotland, 93.
Gussoni speaks to about sending ambassador to Venice, 106
promises to let him know, 110.
asks Salvetti about Savoy's claim to Cyprus, 116n.
instructions to Wyche about affair of Cassandra, 144n.
views on relations with Dutch, 156
on commission for East India Company's claims, 158.
ordered to prepare instructions for Carey, 166.
1634 :
sent to take Nethersole's papers, 183
opinion on Savoy's claims, 203, 264.
outbreaks against France, 197, 198, 209, 304
letter of de Vic to quoted, 243n.
remarks on situation in Germany, 198, 209
German gentleman employed by on German affairs, 232.
Gussoni informs of leave, 208
thanks Gussoni for help to English ship, 209.
tells Gussoni of Constantinople outrages, and of Carey, 212
assures of appointment of Carey's successor, 216.
Nethersole sentenced for letter to, 227
on commission upon Nuestra Senora de Rosario, 235.
nothing extracted from about alliances, 232
breaks down in answering Oxenstierna, 234.
Pergami brings letters of Gerbier to, 239
Pergami speaks with, 241.
to remonstrate with Joachimi on seizure of mails, 245.
deals with Wyche's appeal to Turkish Courts, 267, 279, 280
approves of Wyche's conduct, 280n.
1635 :
reply to French and Dutch ambassadors on alliance proposals, 329
commissioner to treat with French ambassador, 331.
despatch, addressed to 338n.
commissioner of the Treasury, 355
one of inner circle of Council, 367.
certificate of Anstruther's return, 374
Gerbier brings letters to, 403.
Correr sees about Lady Fielding's funeral, 377, 378
Correr impresses with need of helping Germany, 378.
Mendoza represents perilous state of Flanders to, 410.
French ambassadors referred to about Lindsey's instructions, his argu ment, 414, 415
note their reply, 416
ambassadors again remonstrate with, but get no reply, 419
but find inclined to amicable arrangement later, 432.
expects Taylor to be taking leave, 439n
despatches Taylor, 445.
Correr tackles about Fielding's offices, 458
at inauguration of Lord Mayor, 475.
assurances to Correr about release of servant, 460
works hard to get him satisfaction in matter, 467.
suspicions of della Valle aroused, 481
has him arrested, 484
della Valle lies to, 485.
Correr consults about title of Palatine, 487, 490.
Palatine's ministers confer with about fleet, 491.
talk of forced resignation, 515
seriously ill, 524
recovered and takes place in Council, 527.
expresses regret at reported alliance of Venice with Spain, 532.
sees Beveren about toll from Dutch fishermen, 543
reply of Dutch ambassadors to 547
calls Beveren's attention to Mare Clausum, 548.
Colb, Colbergh. See Kolb.
Colemburgh. See Pallandt, Floris, count of Culenborgh.
Coligny, Gaspard de, marshal de, Chtillon, Sciatilon, marshal of France :
wins victory at Avein, 392n
junction with Dutch forces, 401n.
Colloredo, Coloredo, Radolf, count of Waldsee, imperial commander :
near Frankfort, 425.
Cologne [German Empire] :
news from, 227, 230, 236.
Prince of Orange orders neutrality to be respected, 38
complaints of infringement of neutrality, 72.
Neuburg leads imperialists about 169.
mails robbed near, 233.
Arundel refused passport to, 562
Arundel writes trom, 568.
archbishop elector of. See Ferdinand of Bavaria.
Coloma, Don Carlos :
on council of regency in Flanders, 174n.
starting for Milan, 239
guardian of Castello, Milan, 249.
Colonna, Girolamo, cardinal deacon of S. Maria in Cosmedin, archbishop of Bologna, cardinal of Bologna :
gives Rowlandson free passage, 57.
comedies. See masques.
Commissioners, to treat with French ambassador about alliance proposals :
decision to appoint, 329
names of, 331
Laud substituted for Portland, 359.
French ambassadors meet, 359
negotiations of, 371.
busy with affairs since Portland's death, 374
waiting for ambassador from Dutch, 378.
press for articles of alliance with Dutch, 439.
-, of 1618 :
recommendations for building ships for navy, 365n.
Commissioners for the Treasury, 355 :
quarrels among, 399, 436.
Companies, trading :
advantage to England by, 569.
-, See Levant Co.
Merchant Adventurers.
Compiegne [Oise, France] :
Oxenstierna at, 360n.
Hepburn sees king at, 382.
Compton, Spencer, earl of Northampton :
attends king to Scotland, 93.
Cond, Prince of. See Bourbon Cond, Henry II, prince of.
Congo. See Kung.
Conn, George, secretary to Cardinals Montalto and Barberini :
Brett takes letters of recommendation to, 496.
Constantia, second wife of Sigismund III, king of Poland, 479n.
Constantinople, 88, 168, 250, 253 :
French ambassador's affront to Venetian at, 43, 68
quarrels of French ambassadors at, 154, 155, 180.
report to on engagement with English merchantmen, prisoners sent to, 129.
imprisonment of Christian merchants at, 203, 212, 213, 241
division of damages, 273, 279.
English ships for stopped, 213, 217
sending of ambassador to, Denbigh mentioned, 320, 329
ambassador at paid by merchants, 368.
shares of powers in trade of, 237, 246.
English destroying Venetian trade at, 408
Fielding allowed to send goods to, 438.
Paragon trading at, 448.
Cadi of, 237.
Vicar Patriarchal at, dissatisfaction with, 163.
Venetian instructions to representatives at, 70, 181, 252.
trade of English merchants at, 456, 461.
Levant Co. withdraws objection to appointment of ambassador to, 466.
consulage :
Crowe urges king to take possession of, 292
king decides to leave at disposal of merchants, 292, 293.
consuls. See under ambassadors.
Contarini di Nicolo, Alvise, Venetian Ambassador in France :
despatches to the Senate, 285, 290, 294, 297, 300, 307, 318, 327, 347, 361, 382, 393, 400, 418, 419, 447, 464, 477, 482, 489, 503, 511, 516, 520, 548, 552, 560.
entertains Correr, 285, Correr consults about Palatine's title, 488.
communications with Correr, 296.
Contarini, di Nicolo, Alvise, Venetian Ambassador in the Netherlands :
despatches to the Senate, 1, 3, 7, 9, 11, 16, 20, 22, 25, 32, 37, 41, 45, 48, 50, 54, 58, 61, 65, 66, 67, 70, 73, 75, 79, 82, 84, 86, 88, 94, 98, 101, 103, 104, 106, 107, 119, 122, 129, 131, 137, 146, 150, 159, 161, 165, 167, 170, 174, 180, 188, 191, 193, 199, 201, 203, 204, 208, 210, 218, 230, 233, 237, 246, 249, 252.
condoles with Princess Palatine, 50
tries to soften asperities between English and Dutch, 194
Dutch ambassadors to France take leave of, 230.
communications with Gussoni, 33, 37, 52, 55, 74, 157.
-, -, Zonca, 245.
Contarini, Alvise, Venetian Ambassador at Rome :
despatches to the Senate, 124, 134.
Contarini, Cavalier, Savio of the Council, 58.
-, Marco, Savio alla Mercanzia, 516.
-, Marin, of the Council of Ten, 336.
-, Nicolo, Savio alla Mercanzia, 206.
Coregio. See Correggio.
Corfu, island :
foreign ships take away Venetian carrying trade from, 448.
corn :
proposed monoply of, to raise revenue, 176.
quota demanded from Landgrave of Darmstat, 245.
Cornaro, Catherine, queen of Cyprus :
resigns claims to Venice, 116n.
Corner, Cornaro, Antonio, of the Council of Ten, 336.
Corner, Cornaro, Francesco, Venetian Ambassador in Spain :
despatches to the Senate, 21, 56, 204, 208, 210, 269, 276, 279, 300.
communications with Gussoni, 21.
-, -, Soranzo, 214, 282.
-, -, Zonca, 241, 248.
Coronation :
Charles going to Scotla, 53, 87
ceremony of, 117, 122
congratulations on, 127
supposed need for State entry into London after, 132.
Correggio, Coregio [Prov. Reggio, Italy] :
Spanish designs on, 126, 133.
Correr, Corraro, Anzolo, Angelo, 218 :
chosen ambassador to England, 188
to attend Senate for instruction, 191.
king and queen notified of appointment, 193
ready to start, 250
leaving soon, 259.
Rowlandson calls on and speaks of Fielding, 270
and of Hobson's case, 271.
Zonca notified of coming, 276
journey to England, at Solothurn, 277
at Paris, 284.
Rohan calls on, 285.
leaves Paris, 285
crosses, 288.
-, -, Venetian Ambassador in England :
despatches to the Senate, 277, 284, 288, 291, 292, 294, 297, 299, 301, 304, 306, 307, 314, 316, 318, 320, 322, 325, 327, 330, 333-335, 342, 345, 350, 353, 358, 371, 373, 376, 377, 379, 382, 384, 388, 391, 393, 396, 400, 403, 404, 406, 409, 413, 416, 419, 423, 424, 430, 432, 435, 438, 442, 445, 449, 454, 458, 461, 462, 465, 468, 470, 473, 476, 477, 480, 483, 486, 489, 491, 494, 497, 500, 504, 506, 509, 511, 514, 518, 522, 526-8, 531, 533, 535, 538, 541, 544, 545, 549, 552, 554, 557, 559, 561, 564, 566, 570, 571.
despatch to the Inquisitors of State, 550.
confidential relations with Pougny, 293, 296.
new secretary for, 294, 350.
invited to Lord Mayor's function, 296
public entry, 297
first audience, 298, 299.
interview with Coke, 304.
1635 :
new years audience of king, 318
Charles asks about Mantua, 319, and about quarrel with pope, 320, 321
tells Joachimi of efforts to help Dutch with ministers, 331
Blom calls on, 333
exchanges compliments with Senneterre, 353
Pougny confides to mortification at appointment of Senneterre, 354, 355.
calls on Senneterre, 358, who tries to draw him on policy of Venice to the war, 359, 374.
sees king about Fielding's reception, 371
Senneterre returns call, 373.
pays respects to Skytte, 375, 376
Pougny informs of French war declaration, 380
Skytte calls on, 385.
represents to Coke need of helping Germany, 378.
congratulates Joachimi on union with France, 381.
made Savio of Terra Ferma, 382
votes for couriers and letters of, 412, 533.
Senneterre asks for news of Italy and imparts confidences, 407.
at christening of Southamptons' son, Charles asks for news of Italy, 418
Charles explains about fleet to, 423.
Curtius informs of state of affairs, 424.
servant arrested for homicide after riot, 437, 460
efforts for release, 438, 441, 442, 447, 449, 451, 460, 467
to thank king, 475
thanks him, 478.
recovered from fever, 454
speaks to Coke about Fielding's offices, 458
and to king, 477.
cuts short Windebank about mediation with Savoy, 472.
deceived by della Valle, 476
consoles him, 477
tells Coke of his flight, 481
makes enquiries about him, 481, 482.
pays respects to Palatine, 483
consults Coke about style of Prince, 487, 490
and colleagues also, 488
has no reply about style, 501.
1636 :
offers congratulations on birth of princess, 501, 508
reply to suggestion of mediation with Savoy, 501.
speaks to Senneterre about France's opportunity of winning Charles, 512.
to observe proceedings of Werdtmann, 517
to speak in praise of Rowlandson, 533.
congratulates Rupert, on arrival, 519
congratulations to Juxon on appointment, 531, 540, 571.
denies report of alliance between Venice and Spain 532.
compliments to Beveren on arrival, 533, 540
Arundel calls on at departure, 544, 546.
forwards book of Grotius, 540
audience of king, speaks of merchants, 552.
refutes Panzani's argument about Sala Regia, 555, 556.
Dutch ambassadors inform of fall of Schenkenschantz, 562, 563
Beveren speaks to about fisheries and Mare Clausum, 567.
leaving London to follow Court, 568, 570
Windebank speaks to against France, 571.
servant of. See Gramazzi, John.
Correr, Marc Antonio, Savio alla Mercanzia, 57,
Corsini, Marquis :
sent to England by queen mother, 160.
Corua [Prov. Galicia, Spain] :
Aston lands at, 470
ships at, to take men and money to Flanders, 568.
Cottington, Sir Francis, Vice Treasurer :
proposed mission to emperor, 55.
high place in the State, 55, 56.
Gussoni speaks to about sending ambassador to Venice, 110.
stays in London to act while Court away, 111
asks how to treat Polish ambassador, 117.
autocratic rule in king's absence, 118.
sanguine about affairs in Germany, 111
Dutch complain of hindering levies, 124.
refers to Savoy's interview with Cardinal Infant, 114
reports Feria's move to king, 126.
laughs at pretensions of Savoy, 126.
Gussoni pays respects to, 182.
considered likely to succeed Portland as Treasurer, 351, 436, 466
made commissioner of the Treasury, 355.
one of inner circle of the Council, 367.
makes display of plate brought from Spain, 369.
constant quarrels with Laud, 399
affair with Laud over wall at Oatlands, 436.
Laud's efforts to prevent being made treasurer, 467
hopeful of treasurership, 527.
cotton :
foreigners take away Venetian carrying trade in, 448
Hercules to fetch from Cyprus, 449.
Coudrai, Montpensier du, follower of Monsieur :
arrest of, 336n.
Council
the Privy, the royal, Lords of the Council
members of :
character of, 367.
1632 :
report of Gerbier to about Liege, 2
sure of union of Saxony with Sweden, 5
information received about Swedish army, 14, 28
consider slighted by Sweden, 26, 27.
informed of Infanta's negotiations with Dutch, 24.
attend lord mayor's procession, 28.
reported secret negotiations of Necolalde with, 39.
Boswell's report to about truces, 46.
policy in Germany after Leipsig, 49.
1633 :
Cottington's influence in, 55
Anstruther exposes Austrian deceit before, 66.
waiting attitude to German affairs, 69
Joachimi intimates to that England must give the lead, 73.
alleged intrigue of Ornano with, 78 : no countenance to French intrigues, 80.
call on young Oxenstierna, 81
some going to Scotland, 106.
Hamilton admitted to, 86, 87
Lord Weston made member of, 100.
ask Salvetti about Savoy's claims, 116n
remaining in Scotland after king, 132.
queen informs officially of pregnancy, 117.
information received by, from Germany, 135
sceptical of peace in Germany, 137.
apprehensive about Spanish Dutch negotiations, 139.
Necolalde tells of Feria's departure from Italy, 140.
discuss defence of Palatinate, 141.
Brassert's negotiations with about treatment of Dutch ships, 142.
Salvetti shows letter about Medici princes leaving Wallenstein, 147.
to have notice of alterations in ritual and ceremonies, 148
Laud gives banquet to, 152.
Catholic Members say Orleans Lorraine marriage indissoluble, 154.
commission from to settle East India claims, 158.
views about ambassador to Venice, 159
decide to send ambassador, 164.
Boutard informs of successes in Lorraine, 160
correspond with Buwinckhausen, 168.
attend Lord Mayors show, 163.
Curtius meets, 170
have assurances from Saxony and Brandenburg, 175.
1634 :
make no reference to French disputes at Constantinople, 180
Boutard to make representations to, 182.
Spanish leanings of, 182, 240, 241
Levant Company appeals to, 190.
heated comments on French king's declaration, 192
hear of French making fleet, 207.
Dutch ministers see about grant of levies, 199
offended by Dutch silence about Charnass's negotiations, 200.
stop ships going to Constantinople, 213
cool off about Turks, 217.
try to find means to soothe Princes of Union, 219
unwilling to help in Germany, 221.
efforts in to overthrow Weston, 220
Oxenstierna takes leave of, 235
Weston wants to introduce Fielding to, 244.
decide to convoke Irish parliament, 226
charge Viceroy only to admit Protestants, 256.
recall all sailors serving foreign powers, 228
some remain in London for business, 252.
concerned at introduction of French into Palatinate, 231.
Levant Co. petition to stop ambassador starting for Porte, 241
Wyche's case may come before, 267, 268.
Spanish influences exerted against France in, 247.
laugh at Savoy's royal claims, 264
books on Savoy's claims presented to, 272.
recommend Hobson's case to Rowlandson, 271.
king entirely governed by, 280
prove to king impossibility of helping Palatine, 283.
Joachimi tries to induce to help, 286
reply to Joachimi not decided, 287.
King refers Pougny to about alliance proposals, 289
forbid printing of Courtney's book, 311n.
decide on equipment of fleet, 314.
1635 :
French proposals laid before, 328
French ambassadors to meet commissioners at, 359.
Laud succeeds Portland as chief of, 355.
decision about government of New England, 355
remain in London for business, 387.
Austrian intrigues with against French proposals, 371.
effect of French declaration of war on, 382
measures for defence, 383
discussion in about defence force, 420, 421.
directions for enrolment of able bodied men, 397n.
go to king about reported naval fight with French, 404, 405.
discussion in on Princess Palatine's appeal, 424, 425
king favours action, 430
agree to confine to defensive action and send envoy to Vienna, 431.
order pardoning Correr's servants, 438n
king overrides, and agree to pardon, 467.
urge despatch of Aston to Spain, 454
decide that Scudamore shall not visit Richelieu, 459.
threaten letters of marque against the Dutch, 465.
discuss measures to keep plague out of country, 469.
French alliance proposals to be put before, 471.
order enquiry about capture of Sampson, 476.
intimation to Necolalde that obduracy may drive England into arms of France, 488.
Charles lays Hanse claims before, 495
complaint against Panzani, 496.
1636 :
suggestion of exchange of Lorraine for Palatinate discussed in, 511.
settle Hanse claims, 519n
Coke back in, 527.
meet three times and debate Palatine's affairs, 522, 523
trying to console Palatine, 530.
Juxon's position in, 531
officers of fleet appointed in, Northumberland admitted to, 533.
complaint at influence of clergy in, 531.
discussion of Palatine's affairs resumed in, decision to send Arundel, 538.
reply to Dutch offer of joint naval action against Spain, 549.
Councillor, intimate of duke of Savoy :
approached about royal title, 260
informs Zonca and Windebank, 261.
Count duke. See Guzman, Gaspar de, count of Olivares.
Couriers :
for journey to Scotland, 94
special relays of, 97.
robbery of, 233.
diverted from Calais to Dunkirk route, 384.
proposal to send in English barques, for safety, 410.
votes to ambassador for, 412, 533.
Master of Posts calls for ships of war to protect, 562.
Couriers, Master of the :
accompanies king to Scotland, 94.
Court :
Palatine's presence causes to be frequented, 486
fear at of Palatines taking root, 519.
sympathy for duke of Lorraine at, 513.
regret failure of Palatine Polish match, 519
Palatine affair long discussed at, 523
on tiptoe about Zawadski's coming, 526, 547.
expect much from Northumberland in fleet, 526.
constant quarrels at about treasurership, 527
effect of Juxon's appointment on, 531.
distressed by death of Pembroke's son, 527.
pleased at recall of Dutch officers, 540.
feeling at about Arundel's mission, 542
surprised at Leicester's appointment, 543.
views at about Palatine's affairs pleasant hearing for Spaniards 546
cheered by report of Bavaria's death 550
reduced by indignation at new methods, 547
leaving London for Hampton Court, 560, 568.
Radolti avoids on arrival, 554
Radolti announces arrival to, 557
Radolti's audience of queen causes merriment at, 572.
will not approve of magnificence in papal envoy, 555.
pleased at honours rendered to fleet by Dutch, 557
excitement in at seizure of Miniken, 559, 561.
Courteen, Sir William, merchant :
furnished letter of exchange for payment to queen mother, 403n.
Courtenay, Edward [Leedes], Jesuit :
declaration upon question of oath of allegiance, 311-313.
letter of Widdrington, to, 312.
Coventry, Thomas lord, lord keeper of the Great Seal :
Laud's intrigues against, fall expected, 86
leader of party to ruin Weston, 220, 222, 368
denounces Weston, 221, 225.
opposes release of Correr's servant, 467.
Cowes, Isle of Wight, co. Hants :
attempt to seize Dutch Indiamen at, 104.
Cratz, Colonel, 472.
Crecy [Somme, France] :
English victory at, 365.
Cremona [Prov. Cremona, Italy], 484.
Crequi, Philip de, sieur d' Affeu, governor of Calais :
releases ketch Miniken and returns mails, 559
French ambassadors warn to keep ships in port, 562.
Crequy. See Blanchefort de.
Crete, Candia, island of :
Venetian inquisitors sail for, 442.
supplies of wheat from for Zante robbed, 548.
-, captain of. See Veniero, Sebastiano.
Creucius, Creuius, Creutius. See Curtius, William.
Crichi. See Blanchefort de Crequy.
Crispe, Nicholas, part owner of the Scipio and Anne, 58n.
Cro. See Crowe.
Croats :
excesses of, near Abbeville, 482.
Crofts, Mr. :
brings report from Anstruther for king, 111.
Croi, Philip de, prince of Aremberg and Aerschot, Duke of Arescot, 111n :
French suspicion at return to Flanders, 56
mission to Hague, 71
report on negotiations, 119.
journey to Spain, 141, 148
recalled at Infanta's death, 171
member of provisional government, 174n.
sends gentleman to England, 169.
supposed negotiations in Spain for truces, 189
arrested, 218
confession of, 233, 263.
-, -, Albert and Philip de, princes of Chimay, nephews of :
expected in England, 111
set out for Scotland, 117
entertainment of, 141
take leave of king and queen, 148
thanks for, 169.
Crowe, Cro, Sir Sackville, Sir Sachfil, English ambassador designate to the Porte :
departure stayed, 213, 217
Levant Co. petition Council to stay departure, 241, 292
might go after a year, 242
Charles postpones despatch, 293.
urges king to take possession of consulage, 292.
Levant Co. ceases opposition to going, and preparing to depart 466.
Croydon, co. Surrey :
Abbot dies at, 138n.
Cuba, island [West Indies] 360 :
Cuch. See Coke.
Culenborgh, count of. See Pallandt, Floris.
cup, gold :
presented to queen by mayor and corporation of London, 127.
presented to Prince James by same, 172.
currants :
bargain made at Cephalonia, 48
trade at Cephalonia, 138.
reduction of plantation in Cephalonia recommended, 51.
extra duty of 5 ducats the thousand on, 58, 59, 185, 217.
judgment of 5 Savii on, 204, 206
report of 5 Savii on effect of, 448, 449.
attempts to evade, 344, 387, 448.
Hobson accused of smuggling at Cephalonia, 185.
guarantee of 5 Savii required for export, 199.
new impost on, 309.
left unsold at Cephalonia, 373, 375.
desire to fix price of by negotiation, 375, 376, 412.
Curtius, Creuius, Creucius, Carius, Creutius, William, secretary of Sir Henry Vane, Agent in England of Duke of Simmern :
arrives with despatches, 6
sent to England, 9
sent to keep up relations with Sweden, 39.
instructions for offices with duke of Simmern, 73
sent to England by duke of Simmern, 159
Oxenstierna gives instructions to, 161, 170.
arrives in England sees Council, 170
acts in concert with Nethersole, 173.
vigorous offices for help in Germany, 173, 186.
put off on plea of ambassador coming from Germany, 194.
points out consequences of neglecting Oxenstierna's warning, 278.
leaves without a satisfactory answer, 295, 296, 301
takes letters to Prince and Princess Palatine, 296.
arrives with letters from Simmern, 417, 418, 421
tells Correr of position, 424.
customs :
Weston tries to get advances from farmers of, 171.
revenues of enjoyed by king, 299.
contemplated increase of, 397
contemplated new duties, 513.
benefited by war and resulting trade, 499
great increase in revenue from, 524.
farmers of London :
find money for payment to queen mother, 403n.
Cyprus, island :
claims of Savoy to, 116, 261.
-, book upon, 264, 272.
foreign ships take away Venetian carrying trade at, 448
Hercules goes to for cotton, 449
Hercules takes goods to, 453.
king of. See James, king of Cyprus.
queen of. See Cornaro, Catherine.