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380 Letters Historical and Galant. Vol. 6

For Savoy.

1. Count de Maffey. Knight of the Orders of St. Maurice and Lazarus; Gentleman of the Bedchamber and first Equerry to his Royal Highness the Duke of Savoy: Colonel of a Regiment of Foot, General of his Forces, and Envoy Extraordinary to her Brittanick Majesty.

2. Ignatius Solar. Marquis Du Bourge, St. Almasse and Ogliani, Count of Morette, Massel & St. George's tower: Lord of Tigeron; Gentleman of the Bedchamber to his Royal Highness of Savoy, Knight Grand Cross of the Sacred and military Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus, Envoy extraordinary to their High Mightynesses the States General.

3. Mr. de Mellarede, Counsellor of State to his Royal Highness of Savoy &c.

For Mayence.

John Philip, Count of Stadien, Lord of Thauhausen & Warthausen, Knight of the Holy Empire, Grand Master and first Minister of State to his Electoral Highness of Mayence. &c.

For Treves.

1. John William Antony, Baron Dele, First Lord of the said Place, Grand Dean of the Metropolitan of Treves; Privy Counsellor &c.

2. John Henry de Keyserfeld, Privy Counsellor and Minister in ordinary of his Electoral Highness to their High Mightieness. &c.

For the Elector Palatine.

Baron Hondheim, Privy Counsellor, Knight of the Order of St. Hubert, Commander of Waldeck, and Commisary General of War to his Highness the Elector Palatine.

Poland and Saxony.

1. George Count of Werthern, Counsellor of State to his Majesty the King of Poland Elector of Saxony, Minister of State. &c.

2. Count Lagnasco, Minister of State & of the Cabinet, Lieutenant General of Horse, and Captain Lieutenant of the Guards of his Majesty the King of Poland, elector of Saxony. &c.

3. Baron Guersdorf, privy Counsellor to his Majesty the King of Poland, Elector of Saxony.

For Hanover.

Baron Bothmar, Counsellor and Minister of State to his Electoral Highness of Brunswick Lunenburgh &c.

For the Circle of Franconia.

1. Francis George Count of Schonborn, Chamberlain to his Imperial Majesty; and Counsellor of State to his Electoral Highness of Mayence.

2. Baron Fischern, Knight of the Holy Empire, private Minister of State and Grand Bayliff at Boheimstein Peignis to his Serene Highness of Brandenbourg Coulembac. &c.

For France.

Nicholas du Bled, Marquis of Huxelles, Marshal of France, Knight of the King's Orders, and Lieutenant General of the Dukedom of Burgundy; Governor of the Town and Citadel of Chalons; Commander in Chief in Alsace.

2. Mr. Melchior de Polignac, Abbot of Bonport, Begard and Mauson; Prior of Voute and MontDidier; Counsellor of State, and Formerly his most Christian Majesty's Embassador in Poland, Auditor of the Rota in the Court of Rome &c.

3. Mr. Menager, Counsellor & Secretary to his most Christian Majesty, and Knight of the Royal Order of St. Michael.

Neutral Ministers.
For the Court of Rome

Count Passionei, Chamberlain to the Pope &c.

For Sweden.

The Baron of Palmquist.

For the Circle of the Upper Rhine.

George Bernard Baron of the Engelbrechten, Counsellor of State to his Swedish Majesty in the Dutchy of Bremen and Verden, and his Plenipotentiary at the Visitation of the Imperial Chamber at Weslar &c.

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