The Negociations ... in His Embassy to the Ottoman Porte from the Year. 1621-28 Inclusive. Now First Publ. from the Originals

Thomas Roe

Richardson, 1740

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Advertiſement from FRANCFORT relating	xxxiv

From Sir ISAAC WAKE to Sir THOMAS ROE	lxi

and him for the fine ones fhe had received from	lxii

A defign to ftrangle the brothers of Ofman difcoverd	lxiii

V	lxiv

From the Lord CONWAY Signifying honour Sir Thomas had done him in fending mourn	1

Extract of a Letter from Lord CARLETON	3

Propofal of the Dutch Ambaffador to the fpected to be gone over to the Spaniards Cardinal	5

To Sir DUDLEY CARLETON Sir Thomas ftatue of a negro in black marble See No ccxli	343

TO BETHLEM GABOR Prince of TRANSYL of good acceptation and that his actions would then	357

To the Queen of BOHEMIA His defire to CCLIX From Sir DUDLEY CARLETON Prepara	363

To Sir EDWARD CONWAY Treaty be fhips that he may return with the beſt convenience	376

From Sir ISAAC WAKE A very particular	382

From Sir DUDLEY CARLETON With	397

To the Archbishop of CANTERBURY	408

From Sir ISAAC WAKE The Spanish	427

haviour of Sir John Eyre Sir Thomass predeceffor even in the city p	20

preparations made by the grand fignor against the to a jewel of ineftimable value which exceeded	27

From the fame With a copy of the former	30

To Mr Secretary CALVERT That the Vene	36

To the Lord ADMIRAL Marquess of BUCKS	54

To Mr Secretary CALVERT Account of	61

To Mr Secretary CALVERT Divifions	64

Lord CHICHESTERs Letter to Sir DUDLEY	72

Recapitulation of all the Negotiations of Sir neceffary for his knowledge p 789	80

From Sir DUDLEY CARLETON Further	94

From M BURLEMACH at FRANCFORT who	100

From the fame	110

To Mr Secretary CALVERT Gives account in attempting to gain upon Sir Thomas as to	120

To Mr Secretary CALVERT How capable on the articles propofed by Sir Thomas See No lxxii	128

To the Archbishop of CANTERBURY	133

From the fame Further account of the plot P	139

had adviſed from thence Refts fatisfyd in the kings fhe has cauſe to be fad to be as merry as fhe can	146

Directing him to ufe his utmoſt endea	149

From Sir DUDLEY CARLETON With advices of prince to preſerve the peace P	166

To Mr Secretary CALVERT His pacquets are dated Janiffaries infift upon their waved donative	178

II	182

To Sir GEORGE CALVERT The revolt of the ftop him fhort His credentials refufed for defect	184

Sir THOMAS ROEs Letter to Mr Secretary CAL	191

From Mr Secretary CALVERT He applauds difficulties of the emperor affairs of Holland	198

From Mr BRANTHWAITE The popes ſhould be nouriſhed againſt ourſelves if there be	214

From the fame The duke of Bavarias refo no orders about P	223

From Sir DUDLEY CARLETON With Eng Thomas thinks they will fupport him That Gabor	230

P	241

From the Lord CAREW With a curious	248

To the Queen of BOHEMIA His conference	254

Copy of the CHIMACHAMs Letter to	262

To the Queen of BOHEMIA That	267

To the KING The good effects of Sir Tho	276

as the baffas of Algier are tempted to break the peace account of the means and ways neceffary to be uſed	286

nions who is employed in that fecret affair p	292

From the Lord CAREW With advices relating	299

To the Lords of COUNCIL In answer in token of fubmiffion but furrenders not the place	313

To the Archbishop of CANTERBURY With Southampton and his fon which lofs has been	325

Other Advices from the fame Place fent which he thinks doubtful will find a very gracious	331

darknefs without aniwer or inftructions or any other	433

To the Earl of ARUNDEL That he has of the fhip trefpaffing P	451

In both which I gave the advice that was conve	469

P	477

From Sir ISAAC WAKE Further account Blackfea against the Turks That this imploys	485

From Lord CONWAY Repeats the fatisfa his pen till he has a reply yet he will omit	496

From Lord CONWAY That he lately wrote the fending Sir John Phillips But that the king holding	501

From Mr WILKINSON The unfettled	507

To the fame In further recommendation	514

To the Queen of BOHEMIA With a ment and that his fucceffor may fet out the begin	536

To Lord CONWAY Upon the receipt of ill it will be very difficult to keep thieves from ftealing	542

Lord CONWAY to Sir ISAAC WAKE The the Spaniards in all their defigns The news of	562

From Lord CONWAY Captain Quadt agent honour one for him one for Mortefa baffa	572

To the Lord CONWAY That a new cou not when he returns her ladyfhip will teach	583

CÓXXXII To the Lord CONWAY That he inclofes fore he defires his excellency to obferve the purpoſes	591

Turks would do the emperor more fervice than taining as abovementioned congratulations on	603

To the Prince of TRANSYLVANIA	607

To Mr Secretary CALVERT from MESSINA	609

To the fame That fince his laft letters he had in a place where is no faith yet inclines for reaſons	613

From the KING In approbation of Sir Tho lith merchants by it and the views and defigns	625

To the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM lord admiral	632

To Sir ISAAC WAKE Sir Thomas gives he has of ferving his grace in marbles and antiquities	647

To Lord CONWAY from Sir THOMAS ROE illaffected to the general cauſe p	651

the princefs of Tranfylvania may have fome influence never ferved And that he had refusd and diſcou	664

To Sir ISAAC WAKE With advices ſtandings between England and the French and	674

power That he had heard with great concern that the fame kind that having his majeſtys command	685

TO BETHLEM GABOR wrote at the Inftance in fuch order that what fhall be found fhall be pre	692

To the Adminiftrator of MAGDEBURGH In cauſe and that he has difpatched mean time	701

To the Lord CONWAY The Tranfylvanian	706

Advices from HAMBURGH of different	713

confider that actions not words are the foundations impoffibility or fome other hidden impediment	714

To BETHLEM GABOR In answer to that	724

From Sir ISAAC WAKE to Sir THOMAS ROE fpirit to attempt any thing They recommend	735

To Sir ISAAC WAKE The ftrange propofition	740

Abstract of another Letter of Sir ISAAC WAKE	747

A relation of the Practices of the Jefuits against he will vifit VillaFranca as he had promifed	765

To Lord CONWAY from Sir THOMAS ROE up for being elected king of the Romans in oppofi	776

From Sir ISAAC WAKE to Lord CONWAY	793

Archduke LEOPOLDs Anfwer to the Lords of	799

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Վերնագիր	The Negociations ... in His Embassy to the Ottoman Porte from the Year. 1621-28 Inclusive. Now First Publ. from the Originals
Հեղինակ	Thomas Roe
Հրատարակիչ	Richardson, 1740
Original from	Austrian National Library
Digitized	13 Ապրիլ 2011

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