removed into Carinthia, taking with them the bones of some noble ancestors of the house of Habsburg, who had been buried in their abbey.

Near the end of this stage is the castle of Hohen Lupfen, belonging to Prince Furstenberg, but inhabited only by a peasant. It occupies a most commanding position on the brow of a hill, at whose foot lies

1 Stuhlingen, where there is no comfortable inn. A little further on a small stream is crossed, which forms the boundary of Switzerland.

14 Schaffhausen, p. 497. (Described in the Handbook for SWITZERLAND.)

HAMBURG

is also mentioned under the head

BERLIN

to Berlin,

*to Hamburg.

Alost, 150.

Alzey, 456.

Amber fishery on the Baltic, 365.
Amerongen, 64.
Amersfoort, 65.

AMSTERDAM, 42. Manufactures of, 44.
Palace, 44. Churches, 45. Picture Gal-
lery, 46. Charitable institutions, 48. Spin
House, 48, 49. Felix Meritis, 49. Dock-
yard, 50. Water boats, 50.

to Brock and Saardam, 52.
*to Texel and Helder, 60.
to Utrecht and Nymegen, 62.
to Arnheim, 65.

to Groningen and Frederiksoord, 66.
to Bremen, 69.

Andenne, 160.
Andernach, 241.
Andreasberg, 353.

Annweiler Castle of Trifels, 467.
ANTWERP, 125-138. Cathedral and works
of Rubens, 126. Spire, 129. Churches-of
St. Jacques, 129.; St. Paul, 131.; St. An-
drew, 131.; Augustins, 132.; St. Anthony,

Ath, 94.

Audenarde, 98.

Auerbach, 472.

Auerstädt, 386.

Bacharach, 254.

Bacon, Lord, on Travel, IX.
Baden, duchy of, 428. 480.

BADEN BADEN, 484. Inns, 484. Beauties
of situation, 485. Hot springs, 485. New
Schloss, Secret Tribunal, and its dungeons,
486. Church, 486. Convent, 486. Con.
versations Haus, 487. Physicians, Post
Office, 488. Excursions around; Alt
Schloss, 488. Ebersteinburg, Lichtenthal,
Gernsbach, and Murgthal, 489.
to Wildbad, 490.
*to Carlsruhe, 483.
to Strasburg, 491.
Badenweiler, 483.
Baggage, 195.

Ban de la Roche, 495.
Barmen, 325.
THE BASTEI, 412.
Bastogne, 174.
BATHS,

Aix-la-Chapelle, 216.

Bergstrasse, 470-473.

Bergues, 96.

-

- Dros-

BERLIN, 304. Inns, 304. Post-office
kies, 304. Society in, 305. King of Prus-
Bran-
sia, 305. Unterden Linden, 306.
denburg gate, 306. Monuments, 306.
Churches, 307. Royal palace, 307. Kunst
cabinet, 307. King's private residence,
309. New Museum, vases, and bronzes,
310. Sculpture, 310. Pictures, 311-313.
Royal Library, 313. University, 313. Mu-
seum of natural history, 314. Egyptian
Arsenal, 315. Iron foun-
museum, 314.
dery, 316. Gewerbe Schule, 316. Theatres,
316. Music, Sing Academie, 316.
seum, 316. Winter gardens, 316. Restau-
Confectioners, 316.
rateurs, 316.

shops, 317.

Post-office, 318.

Coli-

Best

Environs,

318. Tegel, 318. Tivoli and Kreutzberg,

318. Park, 318. Reviews, 319.

to Hamburg, 304.

to Potzdam and Leipzig, 319.

to Dresden, 324.

*to Dusseldorf, by Hesse Cassel and

Elberfeld, 324.

to Hanover, 330.

to Cologne, by Minden, 330.

*by Magdeburg, Bruns-

wick, and Paderborn, 331.

to Stettin and Swinemunde, 356.

to Dantzig, 361.; and Königsberg, 363.
to Bromberg, 366.

to Frankfort on the Oder, and Breslau,
367.

to the Riesengebirge, Hirschberg, and
Warmbrunn, 373.

Berncastel, 280.

Bertrich baths, 272.

Beverwyck, 58.

Biberich, 264.

Bielefeld, 329.

Biervliet, 101. Biesboch, 73.
Binger Loch, 258,

BRUNSWICK to Berlin, by Magdeburg, 334.
BRUSSELS, 142–150. Park, 143. King's pa-
lace, 143. Palace of the Prince of Orange,
143. Chambers, 143. Museum, 144. Li-
brary, 145. Hôtel de Ville, 146. Police
office, 146. Broodhuis, 137. Cathedral of
St. Gudule, 147. Notre Dame de Chapelle,
147. Shops, Lace, 149. Theatre, caffés,
post office, diligences, 148. Promenades,
and environs, 149. Excursion to Water-
loo, 151. to Tervueren, 169.
*to Calais, by Lille, 91.95.
*to Ghent, 15.

142.

*to Malines and Antwerp, by rail-road,

to Waterloo, Namur, &c. 151.
to Aix-la-Chapelle, by Liege, 151.
-,by Louvain and Bat-

tice, 169.

COINS, tables of foreign, XL-XLV.
COLOGNE, 222. Cathedral, 222.

Shrine of

the three kings, 223. Dom-bild, 224.
Church of St. Peter, and Rubens' Cruci-
fixion, 224. Church of St. Ursula and
11,000 Virgins, 225. Santa Maria, 225. St.
Gereon, 226. Museum of pictures, 226.
Eau de Cologne, 227.

to Frankfurt by Siegburg and Limburg,
291.

to Altenberg Abbey, 328.

*to Aix la Chapelle, 222.

to Bonn and Coblenz, up the Rhine, 233.
*to Dusseldorf, 222.

to Berlin, by Elberfeld, 330.

to Berlin, by Minden, 330.

to Hanover, 328.

to Nymegen and Rotterdam, by the
Rhine, 216.

Cassel in France, 92.

on the Rhine, 264. 453.

Pictures, 340.

Marble bath, 341.

Wil-

Conz, 175.

helmshöhe, 341.

to Berlin, 326.

to Hanover, 342. 345.

to Göttingen and the Hartz, 315.

*to Dusseldorf, 326.

*to Frankfort, 338.

to Eisenach and Meiningen, 421.

Castles on the Rhine, 255.

Catsbach, 372.

Caub, 254.

Celle, 300.

Charlemagne's grave, 218.

Charlemont, 177.

Charleroi, 174.

Charles V., 121.
Charlottenburg, 303.
Chaudfontaine, 165.
Chemnitz, 419.

Dollars, Prussian, 208. Saxon, 381.

Donaueschingen, source of Danube, 493.

to Schaffhausen, 497.

to Strasburg, 496.
*to Freyburg, 500.

Donnersberg, 456.

Dordrecht, or Dort, 73.

Synod of, 73.

Drachenfels, 238.

Dreiser Weiher, 290.

DRESDEN, 391. Post-office, 392.

Elbe

bridge, 392. Churches, and church music,
392. Terrace of Bruhl, 392. Palace, 392.
Collections-mode of obtaining admission,
393. Green vaults, 393. Picture gallery,
396. Plaster casts, 396. Zwinger, 399.
Rustkammer, or armoury, 399. Museum
of natural history, 403. Engravings and
drawings, 403. Japanese palace, 403. Anti-
quities, 403. Porcelain, 405. Library, 406.
Theatre, 406. Clubs, shops, 406. Struve's
Spa, 407. Environs, 407. Moreau's monu-
ment, 408. Dance of Death, 408. Baths
of Link, 408. Findlater's Vineyard, 408.
Schiller's summer-house, 408. Weber's
house, 409.

to the Saxon Switzerland, 409–416.
*to Berlin, 324.

to Breslau, 370.

*to Leipsig and Frankfort, 381. 391.

to the Bastei, 411.

to Schandau, 416.

to Nüremberg, 416.

to Plauensche Grund and Tharand, 416.

Driburg, 331.

Dunes of Holland, 12-57.

Dunkirk, 95.

to Bruges, 98.

Duren, 222.
Dürkheim, 465.
Durlach, 479.

DUSSELDORF, 213._ School of painting, 214.
to Berlin, by Elberfeld, 327.

to Cologne, 214.

*to Nymegen and Arnheim, 213.

to Hanover, 228.

to Bremen, by Munster, 336.

*to Rotterdam, 213.

Inhabitants of, 287.

the Lower, 270.

excursions in, 270.

Eiljacht on the Moselle, 278.

Eisenach, 382. Wartburg, 383.

Eisleben, Luther's birth-place, 299.

ELBE, mouth of the, 292. Sources of, 343.
376. In Saxony the most beautiful parts
of its course, 409.

from Schandau to Dresden, 415.

ELBERFELD, 325.

to Berlin, 325.

to Hanover, 300.
*to Cologne, 302.
Elbing, 364.
Elbingerode, 352.
Ellfeld, 264.
Eltville, 264.

Elz, castle of, 283.
Emmendengen, 482.
Emmerich, 212.
EMS, 429.

to Frankfort, 431.

Engen, 496.

Engers, 225.

Enghien, 95.

Enghien, Duke, his treacherous seizure, 482.
Eppstein, 450.

Erbach, 263.

Erbach in the Oldenwald, 471.
Erfurt, 384.

Erpeler Ley, 240.
Erzgebirge, 420.
Ettenheim, 482.
Eupen, 169.

Extra post, 188.210.
Eyck, Van, school of, 84.
Berlin, 312. At Ghent, 116.

Falkenstein, 451.

Favourite château, 484.

Fehrbellin, 302.

Feldberg, 452.

Fire watch, 203.

Paintings of at

Flemish School of Painting, 84, 85.
Fleurus, battle of, 174.

Florins, 387.

Flushing, 100.