[4] As the letters, and other writings of the Countess of Lichtenau, reach down to the French revolution and the expedition against that nation, but, having scarce any thing interesting in them, except what concerns the amorous intrigues of an artful woman, the Editor has thought proper to omit all that common-place stuff, to present the Reader with papers of greater importance. THE END. Transcriber’s Notes Title page: “FORTRESS OF GLOGLAU” changed to “FORTRESS OF GLOGAU” Page iv: “has ben felt” changed to “has been felt” Page 18: “but a charletan,” changed to “but a charlatan,” Page 19: “transmitting his to Majesty” changed to “transmitting to his Majesty” “deigned to addressed them.” changed to “deigned to address them.” Page 25: “Monsons, I, and B----” changed to “Mousons, I, and B----” Page 32: “whole groupes were seen” changed to “whole groups were seen” Page 33: “baldachim” changed to “baldachin” and “their amourous attitudes” changed to “their amorous attitudes” Page 51: “A----lany” changed to “A----lang” Page 53: “the Privy Counseller” changed to “the Privy Counsellor” Page 67: “of the events whcih” changed to “of the events which” Some sections of the original text that were indicated by rows of asterisks, seemingly to indicate removed text, have been replaced with ellipses.