Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 24, 1636-1639. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1923.
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'Index: E', in Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 24, 1636-1639, (London, 1923) pp. 662-671. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/venice/vol24/pp662-671 [accessed 19 March 2024]
Index
E
earl :
demand for Giustinian to be received by, 323, 349, 363-365, 389, 434, 435, 440, 472.
earthquake :
at Zante, 83
at Cephalonia, 85.
East Indies :
Providence captured on return from, 490.
Eberhard III, duke of Wirtemberg :
suggested cession of duchy to Palatine, at death, 43.
Ebersberg, Ebersperch :
despatch dated at, 18.
Ecembergh. See Eggenberg.
Edinburgh, Scotland :
riots in against liturgy, 259
Charles threatens to withdraw law courts and Council from, 379
exempted from pardon, 387.
king's proclamation to, 392
Hamilton not allowed to enter, 426
Hamilton's entry, 432.
Scottish union to meet at, 418
Court anxious for news of, 443.
Scots prepare to defend from sea attack, 512
Scots capture castle, 520, 524.
king offers to attend parliament at, 520
to establish terms of agreement with king at, 551.
Scots bring royal insignia from Dalkeith to, 535
Scots make castle defenceless, 558.
king expected to attend parliament at, 554
doubtful, 559
commissioner to attend for king, 561.
Scots issue seditious protest from, 561
Scots open synod at, 569.
-, bishop of. See Lindsay, David.
-, river of. See Forth, Firth of.
Edward II, king of England :
composition for forests with, 299.
Edward III, king of England :
composition for forests with, 299.
Edward, Prince Palatine :
goes to Paris, 360
may not cover before king, 366
audience arranged, 372.
difficulty about audience with queen, 372.
Ee, Jean Francois van der, burgomaster (amman) of Brussels :
searches house of queen mother, 261.
Eggenberg, Ecembergh, John Anthony Prince of :
mission to Rome, 290.
Egmont, Louis count of :
arrives in England, 427
wants help to recover estates, 428, 430, 434.
letter to the doge, 430
waiting to see king, 434
proposed travels, 434
treats with Cardenas about affairs, 436.
offers services to Venice, 546
accomplishments, terms likely to be moderate, 560.
Ehrenbreitstein, Hermestain [Coblence, Germany] :
taken by John de Weerdt, 243.
Elbe, River :
emperor abolishes tolls at petition of Hamburgers, 188
Danish arrangement with emperor over tolls feared, 220
Denmark uses tolls question as pretext against Hamburg, 223.
Eleanora, wife of the Emperor Ferdinand II, the empress :
Arundel pays complimentary visit to, 17.
-, -, chief steward of. See Gonzaga, Don Annibal.
electoral vote, electorship :
promised by emperor to Palatine at Bavaria's death, 17
English require, 56.
Bavaria will not surrender, 17, 18
Arundel to resist confirmation to Bavaria, 21
too difficult to get, 52.
England threatens if confirmed to Bavaria, 65
difficulty because of Bavaria, 118.
French promise to get for Palatine, 82
secret article in Anglo French treaty about, 96.
efforts to persuade Arundel to put on one side, 102, 103.
suggested that Palatine and Bavaria hold jointly, 117
French willing that Bavaria shall hold for life, 147
suggestion to hold alternately, 181, 191, 215.
France to fight Austria till recovered for Palatine, 152
England to insist on restoration, 182
Sweden to fight for restitution to Palatine, 190.
Charles willing Bavaria shall hold for life, 234
Bavaria must hold as bulwark of catholicism, 306.
emperor had no power to deprive Palatine of, 306
Saxony and Brandenburg opposed transfer, 306
perpetual exclusion from at Ratisbon, 338.
England agrees to Bavaria keeping, 503
Taylor's opinion about, 508
not specified in arrangement with Austria, 541.
electors. See under empire.
Elizabeth, Queen of England :
did not claim sovereignty at sea, 122
Warwick contrasts rule with that of Charles, 124.
negotiations with Denmark about northern fisheries, 159.
valour of English under, 296
Virginia acquired under, 304
did what she liked by cajoling people, 308.
treaty with Morocco for cloth trade, 400
barons received ambassadors in time of, 434.
Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia, Princess Palatine :
1636 :
conversation of Zawadski with, 3, 6n
thinks Poland crying off, 11, 71.
Charles writes assurances to, 4, 7, 16
fears that England will do nothing serious, 16.
declares Charles will not trouble Dutch, 50
distressed at action against fishermen, 58.
may suffer through English harshness to Dutch, 52, 53
announces coming of Ponickau, 57n
relieved by Arundel's vigour, 78.
Arundel reports to, expects good news from England, 62
Arundel writes to of Poland marrying emperor's daughter, 71
Arundel blamed for devotion to, 102.
denies that English escorted Spaniards to Dunkirk, 70.
believes Charles will take action, 89, 108
and hopes for protest against election of king of the Romans, 90.
torn between hopes and fears, 95
Arundel to confer with about terms, 102
says Arundel left in dudgeon, 108.
expecting Arundel, very sanguine, 114, 115
praises Arundel for looking after interests, 118
Arundel told that difficulties came from Bavaria, 132.
1637 :
speaks confidently, but losing heart, 124
expects definite action by England, 129
news of resolutions sent to, 134, 145
Beveren confirms report, 151.
hopes fading, says not necessary for England to declare, 139.
expects Rupert to have an army, 145
hopeful of English action and French alliance, 166
says France not playing fair, 181.
tells Orange that Palatine's coming to ask for help, 192
urges son to come to Holland, 199.
tries to reassure Dutch about English fleet, 205
says fishermen will not be molested, 226.
asks king not to give son fleet but send to Germany, 227.
informed of conclusion of Anglo French treaty, 234
doubtful of issue 234
admits ratification depends on Swedes and Dutch, 240.
debts due to Denmark ceded to for grandmother's jewels, 236.
Palatine to make arrangement with Dutch by advice of, 237.
great popularity in England, 271.
Palatine leaves camp to visit 281
hopes of Palatine's success in field, 287.
advises son to take Hesse's army, 315
Rey has commissions to, 325
Charles writes to promising munitions to prince, 400.
writes to king about son's plans, 419
wants to enlist French help, 422.
receives news of Gohfeld defeat, 467
writes upon it to England and presses for help, 473
writes of Rupert's captivity and asks for help, 481.
1639 :
pleased at settlement with Scots, hopeful of help, 556
sends to ask for help, 556, 560
king puts off with fair words, 560.
writes to king of Poland about exchange of Prince Casimir for Rupert, 561
likely to correct son's arrogance to Venetians, 568.
wants brother to seize money of Spaniards to support Palatine, 576
king refuses to entertain idea, 580.
Elizabeth, Princess, daughter of Frederick V, Elector Palatine :
English do not want to change faith, 3, 12
will not change faith, 11.
Charles resents attempt to make change, 11
but will not prevent conversion, 15.
idea of Polish marriage given up, 77
belief that French intrigued against, 90.
alliance with emperor's daughter dashes hopes of, 157
Gordon reports king still eager for, 168.
Charles's indignation with Poland on account of, 265, 271
Polish ambassador explains why marriage upset, 271
clear Poland never meant to marry, 273
Polish secretary explains affair of, 347, 348.
proposed marriage to Bernard of Saxe Weimar, 500, 534.
proposed marriage to Grand Duke's brother, 521.
asked to represent queen as godmother of Orange's son, 606.
Elizabeth Dorcas, merchantman :
sanitary regulations infringed by, 285
release of, 319.
Elizabeth and Margaret merchantman, 397n.
embroidery :
queen mother wants to export from Maastricht, 499, 501.
emperor, Csar :
necessarily against Palatine, 307
Venice writes to in vernacular, writes to Venice in Latin, 534.
- See also Charles IV
Charles V
Ferdinand II
Ferdinand III.
empire :
chancellor of. See Werdenberg, John von.
-, electors of :
difficulty in way of meeting at Ratisbon, 18
to decide about Palatine's vote, 118.
should be warned not to rivet their fetters, 111
rights under the Golden Bull, 305
Louis asked to get passports for, to congress, 465.
See also Charles Louis, Frederick IV and Frederick V, electors Palatine of the Rhine
George William, margrave of Brandenburg
John Frederick I and John George, dukes of Saxony
Maximilian duke of Bavaria
Maurice, duke of Saxony
Sotern, Philip Christopher von archbishop of Treves
Wambold, Anselm Casimir von archbishop of Mainz.
Vice chancellor of. See Strahlendorf, Peter Heinrich, Freiherr von.
- See also Germany.
Employment, merchantman :
exports currants from Zante, 452.
empress. See Eleanora, wife of Ferdinand II
Maria Anna.
England and the English :
treatment of Venetian ambassadors in, 321, 335, 336, 472.
quantity of currants exported to from Zante, 538.
1636 :
threatening attitude to Dutch and French over naval supremacy, 2, 4, 8
seize Dutch ship, 7.
abhorrence of idea of alliances, 2
unlikely to take so decisive a step, 25.
French accuse of insincerity in negotiations, 5
Richelieu expects little from negotiations with, 19.
not interest of that Dutch should be depressed, 8
French should not mind alliance with Austria, 10.
treat Dutch worse than enemies, 14
Dutch resent importing money to Flanders, 32, and French also, 37.
jealousy of Austrian power, 16
able to enforce claims against Austria, 18
threat if electoral vote confirmed to Bavaria, 21.
gets trade which forbidden between France and Spain, 16
profit from transporting money to Flanders, 32
ships escort money, 70.
little substance in efforts for Palatine, 20
support of Palatine, 35.
asked for seizure of Dunkirker Pero, 21
policy may force Dutch to make terms with Spain, 37.
refuse to enter on alliance against French or Dutch, 35
considers Pearl sentence unjust, 48.
efforts to encouarge to trade at Venice, 36
Murano glass sold in, 83.
Leicester complains of French irregularities against, 36.
shamed by safe return of Dutch fishermen, 38
eager for news of fleet sent against, 38, 47.
perturbed by renewed relations with pope, 39.
great scarcity of everything in, 40
and serious drought, 61.
would not favour Palatine's marriage to emperor's daughter, 43
hope for advantage from peace in Germany, 47.
no attention paid to Beveren's threats, 53
bitter feeling in Netherlands against, 56, 58
fear of collision, 57, 62.
Senneterre shows interest to check Austria, 54
aims do not coincide with French interests, 73.
Bernard of Saxe Weimar asks help of, 57
Rossi comes to with cipher, 71, 101.
proposed alliance with France, 64, 71, 76, 82, 83, 89, 108
France insists on open declaration from, 79, 123.
made much of, at Rome, 69
audacity of, 74.
boast of Spaniards saluting flag, 70
ship made to salute Venetian flag, 74.
Dutch may submit to naval supremacy for a time, 71, 95
policy will force Dutch to agreement with Spaniards, 72, 86
not alarmed by threat, 112.
Austrians will not give satisfaction to, 75
Princess Palatine expects action from, 78, 108.
does not want general peace, 76.
Bavaria refuses satisfaction to, 79
Austrians only trying to divert, 80.
Aitzema fears will help Spain against Dutch, 79
Holland wants war with, 86.
value of protection to Dutch fishermen, 80
suggested alliance with Dutch, 86
Dutch profess not to want, 89.
French fleet releases captives from Turkish pirates, 82.
talk of raising troops and increasing fleet but no funds for, 84.
undertakings of, in French alliance, 86, 96, 99, 101
French think share unequal, 106.
cannot supply enough troops to form Palatine's army, 87
hope to benefit Palatine without trouble, 96.
France asks money of, to continue war, 89.
Dutch want alliance with to blockade Flanders, 89, 114
will not make war and so lose Spanish trade, 102.
Austrians want interposition for agreement with French, 93
Spain wants to induce France to give up Lorraine, 117.
outcry against taxes, rigorous collection ordered, 99
report of vigorous action by sea and land to appease people, 112, 113.
idea of sending minister to Cologne, 100.
increasing Dutch bitterness against, 105
war with urged, 106
Joachimi to make representations to, 108.
taking advantage of international situation to assert claims, 115
Pennington sent to Barbary, to appease people, 116
Austrian offer to satisfy, 118.
1637, 314 :
assertion of sea supremacy popular, 118
but determined resistance to extraordinary taxes, 119, 124
people too wide awake to be deluded by tricks, 119.
clamour against licence allowed to Catholics, 120, 121
and against king's visit to Capuchins, 121.
growing demand for parliament, 121
efforts to appease clamour but king's determination to rule in the way, 124.
Orange tries to get pretensions modified, 122
Dutch will not give way to, 124, 139.
secret meetings of leading men to get parliament summoned, 125, 136
Spaniards foment unrest, 126.
commotion over arrest of Jesuit, 126
free from plague, except London, 143.
Richelieu's view of negotiations with, 129
Spaniards do not fear breach with, 132, 153.
proposed change of mart from Ragusa to Spalato, 132
Venice fear driving to Leghorn to trade, 132, 133.
disturbed state renders collection of money difficult, 130
constant disorders, 136.
cannot alone support Palatine, 131
appeal to for men and money for Palatine, 141, 152
not likely to amount to much, 152.
proposed bargain with Denmark over Baltic and North Sea, 135, 136.
advantage to for Spaniards to hold Flanders, 139
Oate threatens with war, 153.
Swedes cannot depend upon steady help from, 142, 147
Dutch do not believe will do much, 145, 158.
Palatine may search ships, 146.
consternation and disorder in at judges' decision on king's right to tax, 153, 154
king's power increased in, 156.
Spaniards give up sending money to Flanders by, 154
Spaniards count on political troubles in, 164.
king does not wish to offend by relaxing naval claims, 158, 173.
French satisfied with neutrality of, 164
only want French alliance to make advantageous peace with Austrians, 166
French think share of unequal, 175, 183, 191, 192
consider French behaving badly over treaty, 177, 182
French consider proposals unequal, 179
Leicester defends, 180.
Spaniards try to prevent union with France, 178
French treat ships worse than Dunkirkers or Spaniards, 180.
Dutch will consider in wrong if French treaty breaks down, 181
unlikely to enlist Dutch support for Palatine, 192.
proposed coalition against Austria, 187
defeat of Dutch injurious to, 198.
unwilling to risk large Spanish trade by war, 187
France asks more than can concede, 199.
permission to import salt fish to Venice extended, 197
opening of trade with papal states, 216, 217.
want Dunkirk, 204
French will side with Dutch if attacked by, 209.
prospect of alliance with Sweden may impel Austria to peace with France, 205
Swedes try to move, 214.
objection to blockade of Dunkirk because of profit from convoys, 209.
reasons for desiring French treaty, 215
points in dispute in treaty, 218, 219, 230
reserve about treaty, 248.
pope's desire to conciliate, 217
freedom of papal minister in, 218.
Denmark aggrieved with by seizure of ships, 220
Belaw to discover opinion upon attack on Hamburg, 223.
unwilling to abandon tranquillity, 223
eager to be rid of Palatine, 227
Palatine not expected to return to, 240.
will try to keep up show of union with France, 226
willing for France to keep Bar and part of Lorraine, 236.
Oate says impossible to treat with, 236
will do anything to avoid war, 245.
insincere about French treaty, fear of being involved in long war, 238, 245
rejoice at French successes, 241.
danger of Puritanism to, 242, 246
exasperated by sentence against Williams, 245.
will not give Dutch written concessions about fisheries, 245
inconsistent policy with Dutch, 249.
bad weather leaves without news, 248.
indifferent about congress, hopeful that no general peace, 251, 255
suggest Hague for congress, 255.
Austria apprehensive about, 253
French want to lead on gently to treaty, 257.
inclining more to negotiation than to arms, 253
abandoned hope of doing anything by force, 261.
foreign war dangerous to in disturbed state, 256
Palatine lost if depends solely on, 258, 261.
Spaniards foment discontent in, 256, 259
fear of Scottish tumult stirring trouble in, 259, 273.
success against pirates hoped to make more patient of taxes, 256.
French queen tries to upset alliance with, 260
Chevreuse expected in, 268, 281.
queen mother wishes to come to, 263, 275
unwilling and unable to make war as cannot trust France, 268.
general peace considered harmful to, 270
congress at Rome prejudicial to, 274.
deep affection for Princess Palatine and family, 271
Palatines hope for liberal supplies from, 287.
success over Scots will give king control of consciences, 277
war hoped to make king subject to people, 288.
Spaniards would like Dutch to join against emperor, 279
necessity of union with France, 280
Richelieu criticises behaviour over treaty, 284.
king of Morocco grants trade facilities to, 282
pardon of Watts will encourage to trade at Venice, 289.
reverses will make Spaniards anxious for friendship, 289.
Swedes want to see full terms of French treaty, 289.
relation by Correr, 295-308
change since union with Scotland, but still valorous, 296
control of royal power, 297
king resists, 298, 299
opposition to arbitrary taxes, ship money, forests, 299
danger of provoking, danger of religious convulsion, parties, the Puritans, 300
divisions among Catholics, 301
rapprochement to Rome, 302, 303
causes trouble, 304, 305
Palatine's visit to, French alliance, 307
summary, 307, 308.
Charles will not risk having to submit to, 309
becoming used to ship money but some outcry, 327, 332.
policy to get satisfaction from Austrian weakness, 312
Austrians do not expect extreme action for Palatine, 320.
Scots will not conform to rites of, 316
Poland wanted help against Sweden, 348.
Venetian efforts to encourage trade with Crete, 320, 348.
France will continue war without, 325
French irritation with, 328
seize ships, and goods, 329, 340, 342.
Tromp courts fight with, 328.
interest in Hampden case, 338.
hope of composing differences with France, 342
French think not doing part, 346
Spaniards encourage differences with France, 349.
1638 :
danger of Scottish disturbances stirring disaffection in, 350
strong feeling over ship money case, 353, 376, 377
Oate boasts of power to make trouble in, 354.
ships seized in France, 355
outcry about losses at sea, 372.
progress of treaty in France, 355, 358, 372, 375
Richelieu criticises, 375.
Conn's sanguine hopes of dashed, 358
Spanish hopes from Chevreuse in, 372, 373.
Sweden must make terms if not helped by, 364.
Palatine losing hope of help from, 374
French mean to leave burden of Palatine to, 394
people permitted to serve Palatine, 400.
jealousy of French fleet, 375
settlement of maritime differences with France, 378.
difficulty of collecting ship money in, 376, 377, 401, 419
estranged from king, 387
king's attention absorbed in subduing to will, 388.
heavy duties cause general scarcity in, 388
irregular taxes cause discontent in, 409.
unpopularity of Laud in, 393-395
difficult to subdue Scotland, 400
signs of revolution following Scots' example, 430.
renewal of treaty with Morocco, 400
threat of reprisals against at Genoa, 416.
French try to prevent Chevreuse going to, 405
offended by withdrawal of Lady Scudamore's privilege, 414.
popularity of judgment of Hutton and Croke in, 410
ship money to be exacted rigorously, rioting, 426
will have to obey, 430.
complaint of ill treatment at Zante, 415, 425
good treatment promised to, 437.
money sent to Dunkirk through, 415
Spanish arts with, 418
exposed to Spanish attack, 422.
not to advantage for French or Dutch to have Dunkirk, 419.
not advisable to break with House of Austria, 422
fear of exclusion from peace between Sweden and emperor, 439.
French fly Dutch flag to avoid dispute with, 425
advantage at Cyprus will give all trade to, 431.
facilities for producing gun powder, 429
made in great quantities, 461.
king has not love, fear of Scots invading, 436
king deceives about Scotland to avoid disturbance, 449.
ships seized in Holland to serve against Turks, 445
ships captured by French fleet, 458.
queen mother going to, 455, 456, 470
king tries to stop, 457, 467
arrives, 468
French displeased at welcome in, 475.
Scots try to interest by demanding parliament, 457
king distressed at upset of despotic designs on, 458.
Scots urge not to support king against them, 459
king tries to win by suggesting parliament and abolishing monopolies, 477.
glut of currants in, 464
hire of ships in, 485.
officers in Dutch service want to return home, 464, 465, plight of drafts sent to Palatine, 475.
duke of La Valette flees to, 466, 470, 472, 475
Bellievre tries to get dismissal, 506.
outcry in at stopping of pensions, 467
murmuring at expense caused by queen mother, 468.
no difference made with Venetian ambassadors, 472.
has peace treaties with Turk, 474
will suffer if Barbary pirates unchecked, 476.
lukewarmness at Hamburg, 478
Swedes will not join unless promised subsidies, 481.
Puritans strongest party in, 479.
1639 :
queen mother's stay burdensome to, 484, 493, 497, 501
clique of French malcontents in, 496.
French indignation with over Breisach, 486
unlikely to help much against Turk, 491.
will not depart from neutrality, 489
avoids commitments of every kind, 490.
king musters country people, 492
gentry to follow king to York, 496.
king hopes to raise money without imposing fresh burdens on, 497.
Olivares feels sure of. 498, 503
Spaniards complain of crooked behaviour, 507.
French will follow example in supporting Palatine, 498
impossible to do any thing for Palatine, 500.
ill will to king, growing boldness in demanding parliament, 500
Scottish manifesto increases unrest in, 506.
agreement with Bavaria about Palatine, 503, 523
Austrians want to unravel ambiguous proceedings, 526.
Fielding threatens return to, 506
ill treatment of at Zante, 528, 529
relief asked, 529.
king suppresses Scottish manifesto in, 506
applaud steadfastness of Scots, 510
sympathy for Scots, 590.
queen's mission to pope for strengthening Catholicism in, 506.
suspicion that French helping Scots, 511
Spanish efforts to involve with French and Dutch, 541.
disorders caused by factors at Zante, 531
difficulty of preventing arrangements made by, 537.
suspect French designs on Gravelines and Dunkirk, 533
which would be most hurtful to, 547.
fear that suggested assembly at York may cause disturbances in, 533
Scottish propaganda effective in, 536.
oath to army and arrest of Saye and Brooke likely to hasten trouble in, 536.
Dutch take advantage of trouble with Scots, 537
Orange tries to prevent soldiers leaving Dutch service for home, 556.
peace between France and Spain not desired during troubles, 543.
Scots threaten to attack first, 545
property of Scots in seized and sold, 546
king provides for defence of frontier, 567.
Scottish troubles expected to cure king of designs on, and make anxious to please, 551.
king discredited in, 558
suspected of fomenting Scots to force calling of parliament, 559
rising demand for parliament, 571.
fears that Scottish abolition of hierarchy may rouse similar sentiments in, 574, 596
many towns demand removal of Laud's ritual, 576.
custom of for hostile fleets in ports, 575
supposed designs of Oquendo's fleet on, 581.
Scottish bishops required to remain in, 578
gives up attending to Scottish affairs, 585
covenanters forbid trade with, 590.
Palatine's arrest likely to cause trouble with, 589.
treaty gives Dutch right to pursue enemies to shores of, 589
Dutch fear Downs battle may lead to close union with Spain, 591.
Dutch have strong party in, 594
trade with Dutch most important source of wealth, 598.
danger of fresh exaction of ship money in, 596
king aware of insecurity in, 598.
king grants parliament in hope of conciliating, 601.
fleet. See fleet, ship money
navy, the royal.
king of. See Charles I
Edward II
Edward III
Henry III
Henry VII
James I
John
William.
levies. See under levies.
merchants of. See merchants, English.
princes of. See Charles, prince of Wales
James, duke of York.
princesses of. See Anne
Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia
Katherine
Mary.
queen of. See Anne of Denmark
Elizabeth
Henrietta Maria.
secretaries of State. See Coke, Sir John
Conway, Edward, viscount
Windebank, Sir Francis.
ships of. See ships, English.
England :
news from, 290.
Venetian instructions to representatives in, 4, 7, 50, 71, 74, 88, 92, 135, 138, 139, 158, 166, 172, 176, 184, 185, 188, 193, 197, 212, 214, 218, 228, 233, 239, 242, 248, 253, 260, 269, 276, 280, 290, 308, 317, 320, 336, 346, 349, 353, 365, 369, 386, 391, 432, 437, 444, 445, 447, 448, 462, 464, 465, 470, 476, 483, 487, 490, 491, 494, 498, 505, 509, 514, 520, 532, 534, 537, 558, 564, 574, 583.
English Channel, the Channel, 395 :
depredations of Spanish fleet, 388
brush between English frigate and Dutch warship in, 440.
English offer fleet in to blockade Flanders, 463
squadron of 8 ships in Downs for defence of, 541.
French fleet cruising in, 547
Tromp guarding to intercept fleet from Spain, 552
he intercepts English ships with Spanish troops at mouth of, 554.
efforts to bring back royal fleet to, in interest of Spain, 555.
objection to Dutch searching English ships in, 557
hope that return of fleet will make Dutch more respectful in, 559.
Oquendo's fleet arrives in, and attacked, 573
English mean to vindicate control of, 575
Dutch squadron cruising in, 581.
Enriquez, Don Juan Alonso, admiral of Castile :
watching French on frontier, 458.
envoys. See under ambassadors.
Erizzo, Francesco, doge of Venice, 74, 144, 527 :
letter of Palatine to, 20, 21, 94
letters of Charles to, 328, 382, 383, 500, 518, 519.
replies to Fielding, 26, 27, 48, 49, 75, 121, 137, 138, 143, 144, 165, 196, 202, 203, 211, 221, 232, 239, 243, 247, 248, 250, 254, 267, 275, 283, 292, 313, 314, 334-336, 341, 342, 352, 367, 368, 376, 382, 513-515.
has advices from Fielding read in Collegio, 290.
receives Talbot as charg d' affaires, 382.
replies to Talbot, 406, 426, 480, 482, 494, 499, 504, 538, 570.
letter of Egmont to, 430.
reply to Spanish ambassador, 444.
Hyde asks protection for English, 529.
Erizzo, Nicolo, Proveditore of Cephalonia :
report on memorial of English merchants, 30, 31.
Ermestat, landgrave of. See George II, landgrave of Hesse Darmstadt.
Ernest, brother of the landgrave of Hesse, 183n
sent to England to study, 85
entertained, leaving, 92.
Erskine, John earl of Buchan, Bukom, Bokem :
sent to France with congratulations on queen's pregnancy, 378
mission denied, 380.
Espinar [Old Castile, Spain] :
Scandaret wounded near, 357n.
Essex, county of :
royal claims to forest lands in, 299.
Essex, earl of. See Devereux, Robert.
Estampes, Jean d', de Valencay, French ambassador at the Hague :
urges Palatine to take command of Hesse's army, 332
does not give full title to Palatine, 380.
has full powers to conclude English treaty, 359
reported slain in fight with Dunkirkers, 552.
Estrades, Godefroy comte d', M. dell' Estrade, French envoy to Prince of Orange :
crosses with Vosberghen, 365.
Exchequer
barons of the. See Davenport, Sir Humphrey
Denham, Sir John
Trevor, Sir Thomas
Weston, Sir John.
Exess. See Devereux, Robert, earl of Essex.
Exeter, earl of. See Cecil, William.
Expedition, pinnace :
sent to join Salee expedition, 252n
escorts Morocco ambassador, 400n
takes Prince Maurice to Dieppe, 597n.
Experience, merchantman :
stopped by Tromp, conveying Spanish troops, 553n.