treatment of the Queen Juliana Maria, 75; intercession of his mother and sister, 75; Struensee's letter to, 80; receives from Dean Hee the confirmation of his sentence and the day of execution, 83; confesses his real sentiments as to his religious belief and moral feelings, 13, 84; his penitence, 84; preparations for his execution, 85; his escutcheon broken, 88; his execution, 89; the body divided into four quarters, _ib._; his head exposed on a pole, 94. Brieghil, the valet, his evidence, 5. Brunswick, hereditary princess of, 157, _note_; her gracious reception of Mr. Wraxall at Celle, 174; difficulties created by her presence, 183, 229; niece to Queen Juliana Maria of Denmark, 183. Brunswick Bevern, prince of, appointed commandant of Copenhagen, 267. Bülow, baron von, receives Queen Matilda at Stade, 157; an exile at Altona, 177; his ring presented to the queen by Mr. Wraxall as proof of his mission, 188; his conferences with Wraxall, 190, 223, 224; gives instructions to him respecting his proposed visit to the queen, 190, 191; his letter to George III., 227; his letter on the queen's sudden death, 329; his despair, 240. Bülow, baroness von, an elegant woman, 176. Bülow, marshal von, appeases the crown prince, 286. C. Cabinet orders issued by Struensee, 51; for disbanding the foot-guards, 55, 56.