Wraxall, Mr. N. W., anecdote related by, 155; his visit to Celle, 172; biographical notices of _ib._; his introduction to Queen Matilda and the Princess of Brunswick, and his gracious reception, 173; his varied conversations with the queen, 174, 175; proceeds to Hamburg, 176; dines with the English consul, _ib._; the distinguished company he meets with, _ib._; his sentiments in favour of the queen, 178; receives a proposal for undertaking her restoration to the throne of Denmark, accepts the offer, and proceeds to Celle as an agent of the conspiracy, 180 _et seq._; his communications with the queen, 186-9; his second visit to the queen, with full instructions, 190-4; his important conversations with the queen, and his plans laid down for future proceedings, 195 _et seq._; meets with a strange adventure, 199; his return to England, 201; his arrival in London, and introduction to Baron von Lichtenstein, 203; his communications with the king respecting the Queen of Denmark, and the plans of her exiled nobility for her restoration, 204 _et seq._; receives the king's answer to his propositions, 205; the articles in favour of the revolution assented to by the king, 207, 208; leaves England for Celle, 208; account of his journey and its dangers, 209 _et seq._; his arrival at Celle, 220; his interesting interview with the queen, 221, 222; his departure from Celle, and arrival at Hamburg, 223; delivers his despatches, _ib._; again visits the queen with letters from baron Bülow, 229; his interesting interview with the queen, 230-3; his interview with Baron von Seckendorf, 233; his departure from Celle, and arrival in London, 234; delivers his letters to M. Hinüber, 236; the difficulties he has to encounter, 236, 237; receives intelligence of the death of the Queen of Denmark, 238; the termination of his enterprise, 241; through the interest of Lord North he receives 1,000 guineas for his services, and the promise of a seat at the Board of Green Cloth, 241, _note_; the promise never fulfilled on account of his adverse vote in Parliament, _ib._; extracts from his correspondence with his father, relative to the restoration of Caroline Matilda, 291 _et seq._, (APPENDIX); his remuneration for his outlay and services withheld, 306, 321; sample of his cypher writing, 307-312, (APPENDIX.) Z. Zell, (see CELLE), the castle of, 175. Zimmermann, Dr., 245. LEWIS & SON, PRINTERS, SWAN BUILDINGS, MOORGATE STREET. LONDON. 13, WATERLOO PLACE, S.W., LONDON, _May_, 1864. MESSRS. Wᴹ H. ALLEN & CO.'S PUBLICATIONS. IN THE PRESS. MEMOIRS OF CAROLINE MATILDA, Queen of Denmark, Sister of George III. In Three vols. 8vo.