The late history of Europe being a narration of all remarkable actions and other various affairs, both civil and military, that have happened in the several kingdoms and republicks : from the Treaty at Nimiguen in anno 1676 to the conclusion of the late peace at Res-Wick in September 1697 : which makes up a history of one and twenty years : accuratly and succinctly abridg'd / by Captain David Kennendy.

INDEX

• ABdicat, debated in Parliament 77
• Ackmet, Sultan dyes 146
• Addressis to King Charles 25
• And Rejected Ib.
• Act of Parliament in England against a Pop••sh King and Qu••en 87
• Act of Recognition in Scotland 79
• Aeth taken by the French 157
• Agria yeilded to Count Carassa 65
• A brim Battle 114
• Alba Regalis, and Lippa yeilded to the Emperour 70
• Alliance between the Emperour Pole, and Venice 36
• Altercations about the Basis of the Treaty at Reswick 159
• Argyle (Earl of) convicted of high Treason 31
  • Makes his Escape 32
  • Lands in Scotland, is taken and Be∣headed in Edinburgh 45
  • He dyed piously Ib.
• Argos Battle 147
• Asoph taken by the Ozar of Mosco∣vie 157
• Athlone taken by General Ginkle 113
• Ausburg League 35
• Auxiliaries Names for the Empe••our against the Turks. 39

• BAden (Prince of) takes Five Churches, Syclos, &c. 57
  • Burns ••sseck Ib.
  • Beates Count Teckley out of Tran∣silvania 1••7
  • Comes to England 133
  • Ganonades the Fyench Camp at Newstad•• 1••2
• Barkan Batt••e 39
• Bavaria El••ctress dyes 127
• Belgrade taken by Storm by the Duke of Pavarid 71
  • Retaken by the Turks 107
  • Beseiged by the Duke of Croy 132
• Berkley (Lord of) attaques Brest, and comes off with loss 134
  • Bombards Deip &c. 136
  • And St. Malo's 142
  • And Calais and St. Martins 152
• Beverning adjusts the Peace with France 4
  • Censured for it 12
• Bishop of London Suspended 53
• B••shops, Seven, refused to Read King James's Declaration 69
  • They are Imprisoned, tryed, and acqu••tted Ib.
• Bill of Exclusion rejected by the House of Lords 27
• Bonne taken by the Duke of Lorrain and Brandenburgh 84

• Boyle (Robert Esq) dyes 127
• Boyn Battle, in Ireland 92
• Brandenburgh (Flector of) his Letter to the French King 16
  • And to the States of Holland 18
  • His Death 77
• Battle at Br••d, 71
• Bouster takes Cochein 83
• Brussels b••mb'd by Villeroy 142
• Butschin taken by Dunewald 64
• Buda beseidged by Lorrain 41
  • Seidge raised lb.
  • Bese••dged again by him, and taken by Storm 56

C.

• CAlamburg Battle 38
• Cambray, Citadel, yeilded to the French 3
• Cambrun Battle 116
• Carricksergus taken by the Duke of Schomberg 81
• Carignan Battle 103
• Carmagnola yeilded to the French 117
  • Retaken by P••••nce Fugine 118
• Castlemain (Earl of, sent to Rome by Ring James 63
• Castlenovo taken by General Cornaro 66
• Catalonia Insurection 102
• Catalonia, a Conflict 152
• Canissa yeilded to the Emperour 105
• Casal yeilded 145
• Cessation of Armes betwen France and the Confederates 6
• Cessation between the Emperour and the Turks 60
• Charles King joins with the Dutch 7
  • His new Councellors after the Popish Plot 22
  • Makes Allyance with the Dutch 25
  • His Death, and Character. 44
• Charter of London made void 32
• Charters of all Towns of England questioned 34
• Charleroy yeilded to the French 131
• Ciclut and Cobluch taken by General Delphino 138
• Cochein taken by Bouslers 38
• Col••••dge, Steven, Executed 31
• Colo••n Elector made Prince of ••••••••••ge 135
• Commission High, by King James 35
• Commons House, voted the Crown vaccant 77
• Com•••• prodigious 29
• Couinsmark, defeats the Turks, and takes new Novorino 59
• Con••••ess at Nameguen 1
• Cor••••th, Sparia, Athens taken by Mo••osini 67
• Coron Battle 51
• Cornist Executed 47
• Cor•••• taken 52
• Cork and Kinsale surrendered to King William 98
• Cha••••emount in Ireland yeilded to the Duke of Schomberg 90
• Congress at the Hague 111
• Co•••• beseiged and relieved 117
• Couriray, Dixmud, and Luxem∣burg, yeilded to the French 40

D.

• DAngerfeild Whip't and Killed 54
• Dauphine of France Married to the Duke of Bavaria's Sister 26
• Dau••••ness dyes 101
• Delsino bea••s the Turks at Sea 109
• Dix••••ude and Deinse yeilded to the French 142
• Doge of Venice dyes 71
• Douglas (Livtenent General) marches with 10000 Men to Athlone 49
  • He ••••turns, and joins the King, at Carrickmashure 95
• Douglas (Sir Robert) killed at the Battle of Enghein 123
• D' vaux Memorial to the States 72
• Dr••gheda yeilded to King William 94
• Du••dee (Lord of) defeats Mackay at Killikraukle 79
  • He is killed in the Battle lb.
• Duleigno taken by General Delsino 15••

E.

• EArthquake in Jamaica, 127
• Edinburgh Castle yeelded by the Duke of Gordon. 79
• Emperours letter to King James. 80
  • He agrees with Sweden. 45
  • His Embassadors, at Reswick com∣plain, 160
  • Answered by the Spainish Embas∣sador, lb.
• Emperour returnes to Vienna, 39
• Enghein Battle, 123
• English Fleet worsted by the French. 88
• Esperies taken by General Leslie, 51
• Esseck taken by General Leslie, lb.
  • Beseiged by the Turks, 107
• Exceter Association, 74
• Essex (Earl of) murdered, 33

F.

• FUzharris Executed 30
• Flanders and Italy allarmed by the French, 27
• Flerus Battle, 109
• Forge, a Conflict, 83
• French defeated there, lb.
• French Invasion frustrated, 149
• French Kings proj••ct of peace 5
  • Rejected by the Confederats, lb.
  • He offers Money to King Charles, 6
  • He writ•• to the Dutch. lb
  • Breaks Articles with the Emperour 26
  • Encroches on Flanders, and ravages it, 14
  • His pretentions on Germany Flanders, &c. 35

G.

• GAloway in Ireland, yeelded to General Ginkle, 114
• Genoa Bombardrd by the French, 40
• Godfrey (Sir Edmondbury) murder∣ed 21
• Gran Beseiged and yeilded to the Duke of Lorrain, 39
• Gran Battle, 49
  • The Tu••ks defeated, lb.
• G••ent tak••n by the French, ••
• Granv••le (••••••ur) executed, 124
• Grand V••sie•• beheaded, 6••
• Grand Visier, ••••••an•• 27 Basha's kil∣led, at Zenta Battle, 163

H.

• H••uover! Duke of) made the 9th Electorat 127
• Hansch••••hets Battle, 41
• Heidershean General, killed at the Battle of Temeswa••r. 156
• Heidelberg taken by the French. 131
• Heusler General, ak••u by Count Tec∣keley, 105
• Ho••slein ('Duke of) d••feated, lb.
• Huy taken by the French, 128
  • Retaken by King William, 1••6

J.

• JAmes King, Hi•• speech to the Coun∣cil, 44
  • His Coronation, and His speech to the Parliament, 45
  • His speech to the Parliament, 48
  • Displeased with their Answer, and dis∣solves them. 49
  • His Letter to the Council of Scotland, in f••vour of Pap••sts, 54
  • Alla••med from Holland, 73
  • Comes from ••ali••herry to London, 75
  • He goes to Rochester, 76
  • Returns to London, lb.
  • He leaves London again, and with His Queen goes to France, lb.
• King James goes to Ireland 80
  • Offers Battle to Schomberg at Dun∣dalk, 87
  • He is defeated at the Boyne, 93
  • He sle••s to Dublin, to Watersoord, and from thence to France, 94
  • His Letter to the Irish, who came from Limerick Seige to France, 115

• ...
  • His proceedings in England, 62
• Jessereys (Chie•••• Justice) His bloody work in the West of England, 64
• Johnston, Min••••te••, wh••p•• 54
• Joseph (Arch Duke) Elected King of Hungary, and Crowned 65

K.

• KIng William, and Queen Mary pro∣cl••m••d ••o Scotland, 79
  • They take the Coronation Oath, lb
  • Declared King, and Queen, of En∣gland, 77
• Kirk (Col••onel) bloody in the West of England, 47
• Keyserwart Beseiged by the Elector o•• Brandenburg, 8••

L.

• LAnden Battle, 129
• Lesl••e (Count) takes Esseck and Esper••es, 51
• Leige (Prince of) dies, 135
• Lippa taken by the Turks, 146
• Limerick Beseiged by King William, 95
  • The Seige raised 97
  • Taken by General Ginkle, 115
• Livingston (Sir Thomas) routs Cannon and Buchan, 88
• Lorrain, Duke of, agrees with the French King 14
  • Made General of the Emperours Army 36
  • Takes Vicegrade, and Weisen 40
  • Retreats to Vienna, lb,
  • Dies at Wells April 18 1690. 101
• Londondary beseiged, 80
• Lords Justice of Ireland, 98
• Lords Justice•• of England. 140
• Loyd (Collonel ••••oms 5000 Irish 12
• Louvois French Secretary dies, 121
• Lugos Battle, 1••7

M.

• ...MAcharty ••••vetenant General routed and taken Prisoner 81
• Mackay Livetenant General, killed 123
• Maestreicht beseiged by the Prince of Orange 2
• Magdalen Colledge followes, suspen••∣ed by King James 53
• Mal••••me•• Sul••an deposed, 66
• Marsiglia Battle 132
• Meniz Bishop dies. 149
• Meniz taken by Lorrain, 83
• Minden, a confl••ct 17
  • A Congress of Princes there, 71
• Moninou••h declared Bastard under King Charle's Hand, 23
  • He is banished, 24
  • He returns, lb.
  • He loses al his places, lb.
  • He lands in. England, 46
  • He is taken, and beheaded, lb.
• Modon yeelds to Morosini, 59
• Mohaiz Battle 64
• Mo••ino General, beats the Turks at Sea, 156
• Molino beaten by the Turks ••6
• Mong••iz yeelded to the Emperour. 70
• Mons yeelded to the French, 112
• Montmelian yeilded to the French 118
  • The Citadel yeilds, lb.
• Mons Battle, 10
• Mo••osini General of Venice, 127
  • He takes Sancta Maura &c. 43
  • He is Elected Doge. 71
  • He is made General again. 127
  • He dies. 138
• Mount Casal Battle. 3
• Mortality in Duke Schombergs Camp at Dundalk, 82
• Muslapha made Sultan, 146

N.

• NAmur taken by the French, 122
  • Retaken by King William, 142
  • Casal yeilded 144
• Napol•• de Romani yeelded to General Morosini 60
• Napoli di Malvasia yeelded to the Venetians. 108
• Navarino, old, yeelded to Morosini 59

• Newheusel take•• by the Duke of Croy 50,
• Neutrali••y in Italy, sign'd 154
• Nissa Battle 85
  • Taken by the Emperour Ib.
  • Retaken by the Turks 106
• Nice yeelded to the French, 111
• Notingham Association, 74
• Noailles Duke of takes several Towns in Catalonia, 136

O.

• ORange P. of, goes to England, 4
  • Marries and r••••urns to Holland, 5
  • His speech to Sir William Temple. observable, 11
  • His offer of Aid to King James, in 1688, rejected, 46
  • He lands at Torbay, 73
  • Publishes His Declaration, Ib.
  • His Letter to the Protestant Officers in King James's Army, 74
  • He comes to London. 76
• Oathes of Allegiance, and Abjuration, 78
• O'regan, Teague, His Comical Equi∣p••ge, 90
• Ossory (Earl of) dyes 28

P.

• PArliament, long, dissolved and another called, 21
• Parliament dissolved, and another called, 23
• Parliament prorogued 5 times in one year, 25
  • They refuse Money to the King and forbid lending, 28
  • Dissolved and another called 29
  • They sit at Oxford 30
  • And are dissolved, Ib.
• Parliament dissolved, and another called, 87
• Parliament dissolved, and another called, 134
• Peace between France and Holland, obstructed, 7
  • Agreed again, and signed, 8
  • Ratified by the French King, 10
• Peace between France, and Spain signed, 12
  • The Articles, 13
  • Signed by the King of Spain, 14
• Peace between the Emperour and France, and Spain, 15
• Peace between France, Sweden, and Brandenburg, 18
  • The Articles, Ib.
• Peace between France, Sweden, and the King of Denmark, 20
  • The Articles, Ib.
• Peace General between the French King and all the Confederates, in Septmber 1697. 16••
• Palatine of the Rhine (Charles Lovis) dies 63 years old, 28
• Philipbsburg yeelded to the Emper∣our 2
• Plot popish in England, 21
  • Doubted, and ridicul'd, 25
• Plot, called mealtub, 30
• Plot Presb••terian, 33
• Plot against King William, 149
  • H••ppily discovered, 150
• Polish King defeats the Tartars, 43
  • He marches into Moldavia, 61
  • He routs the Tartars. 138
  • Marches again into Moldavia, 120
  • He dies, 156
• ••ope Alexander dies, 121
• Pope Innocent 11th dies, 156
• Potachin Battle 84
• Presbiterian Ministers are restored 88
• Prince George, and others go to the Prince of Orange, 75
• Process of the Plot against King Wil∣liam related, 150
• Protestants persecuted in France, 53
• Protestant Princes move for savour to protestants, but not granted, 164
• Preliminaties at Reysweck signed at the Hague, 157

Q.

• QUeen Mary of England dies, 139
• Queen mother of Spain, dies 107

R.

• ROses taken by the French 131
• Rupert Prince dies, 33
• Russel (Lord) Executed, Ib
• Russel, Admiral, defeates the French Fleet 122
• Russel coup's up Tourville, in Thou∣lon 137

S.

• SAlankamen Battle, 119
• Savoy (Duke of) joynes with the Confederates, 98
  • He invades the Dauphinate▪ 125
  • He takes Amburn, Gap, and Guile∣stre, 126
  • F••lls si••k and returnes Ib.
  • He takes Casal, 146
  • He agrees w••th the French King, 153
  • Ter••us of agreement, Ib.
  • He excuses himself to the King of Spain and others, but not to the King of Great Britain Ib,
• St Andrew Battle 41
• Saxony Elector dies 28
• Saxony, his son dies 121
• Saxony, his son dies 1••9
• Saxony, General to the Emperour, 1••6
  • He is chosen King of Poland 1••8
• Salusses Batt••e 103
• Sarsfeild (Livetenan•• General) takes the English Artillery 96
• Schulis General, defeats Count Tecke∣ley 42
• Shastsberry comitted, tryed, and ac∣quired 21
• Schomberg, Duke of, aryves in Ireland, August 14 1689, 81
  • He's killed at Boyn Battle 94
• Schomberg, Livetenant Generall is son, killed at Mar••••glia Battle 132
• Scinta Battle 58
• Scio tak••n by General Steinau 1••8
  • And retaken by the Turks 147
• Sclavonia reduced to the Emperour 12••
• Stafford (Lord) executed 28
• Smirna Fleet comes safe home 115
• Sidney Collonel, executed 34
• Smirna Fleet outward attacked by the French 128
• Sign taken by General Cornar•• 60
• Schovel, Sir Clovesly, takes a Frigat in Dublin bay 89
• Solyman made Sultain 66
• Spain (King of) claymes Mastricht from the Dutch 19
  • Which they refuse Ib.
  • He is married 102
• Spainiards beat the French in Catalo∣nia 145
• Strasburg yeelded to the French 32
• Suza yee••d••d to the French 104
• Sweden (King of) Mediator of the Treaty at Reswick 158

T.

• TAlbot, Collon••l sent to Ireland 47
• Tangier quitted by King Charles 35
• Tariars routed by the Poles, near Cami∣nieck 131
• Temp••e Sir William, Commended 6
• Temes waer Ba••le 1••5
• Thou'on Fleet ••omes safe to Brest 151
• Tirconels actions in Ireland 62
  • He fi••ls the Army with Irish papists 47 and 48
  • He dies at Limerick 114
• Titul taken by he Turks 1••6
• Torrington A••miral, beaten by the French 88
• Triumphant volly at the taking of Na∣mure 144
• Transilvania reduced by the Duke of Lorrain 65

W.

• WAllis G. takes Segedin 5••
• Warradin great, taken by Ge∣neral Heusler 1••6
• Water••••o•••• and Duncanon Fort yeelded to King William 95

• Wheeler, Sir Frances, Ship wrackt, and lost 134
• Widin Battle 80
  • And taken Ib
• William King lands in Ireland 87
  • He is wounded 91
  • He goes to England 97
  • His speech to the Congress at the Hague 111
  • His speech to the Parliament in Octo∣ber 1963 133
  • His speech to the Parliament. In Octo¦ber 1965. 148
  • He returnes to England 165.
  • His solmne reception in the City of London 165.
• Waldeck prince beaten by the French at Cambrun 116.
  • He dies 127
• Wirtemberg, Duke of, routed and taken by the French: 125.
• Wolsley Collonel, routs the Irish at Cavan 89.

V.

• VAlenciennes taken by the Fr: 3.
• Valona taken by Generall Corna∣ro. 109
  • He dies there Ib
• Vau••em••nt, Prince of, his brave retreat 141
• Veterani G••nerall routs the Turks ••ui••e at Scinta. 58.
  • He is Kiled at Lugos Battle 147.
• Vic••grade taken by the Turks 50.
• Vien••••a Seige 36.
• Villana ye••••ded to the French 117.
• Villerny Duke, General of the French Army 140.
  • He attempts to releive Namur. but sails of doing it 143.
  • Orgell yelded to the French 116.

Y.

• YOrk, Duke of, leavs England. 21.
  • He return••s 24.
  • He goes Commisioner to Scotland, Ib makes the Test there 31.
• Ypre taken by the French 5

Z.

• ZEnta, a bloody battle 162
  • A terrible slaughter of Turks Ib

FINIS.