Adjoining to the Royal Manufactory, there are public Warehouses, which were established and built by the late King; and being destroyed by Fire, the present King caus’d them to be rebuilt. Opposite to the Warehouses stands the House of M. _de Creutz_, Minister of State; which has fine Apartments, and is very neatly furnish’d. Higher in the same Street there’s the House of M. _Duvaine_, a _French_ Man by Birth, and Lieutenant-General of his _Prussian_ Majesty’s Forces: And contiguous to his House, which makes a fine Appearance, is the _Calvinists_ new Church, a Structure rais’d after the Model of _Grunberg_, an Architect who had before acquir’d a Reputation, which did not suffer by his Contrivance of this great Fabrick: The Front of it is magnificent, but the inside plain, as are all the Churches of the _Calvinists_, which you know don’t admit of Images. The subterranean Places or Catacombs, for interring those that worship here, are worth seeing. Several Persons have been interr’d there of great Note, particularly _Casimir de Colbe_, Count _de Wartemberg_, Prime Minister, Great Chamberlain, Master of the Horse, Post-Master-General, Protector of all the Academies in the Dominions of the King of _Prussia_, and Knight of the Order of the Black Eagle. Being banish’d in 1711, to _Francfort_ upon the _Maine_, where he died the Year following, he ordered that his Corpse shou’d be carry’d to _Berlin_; and his Will was accordingly fulfill’d. He was so dear to King _Frederic_ I. that he was very loth to part with him; but was, as it were, compell’d to it by a Cabal, who oppos’d his Ministerial Authority; tho’ he was provok’d at the Insolence of _Wartemberg_’s Wife, and at his mean Submission to her. The King made an Offer to him afterwards, by the Count _Christophle de Dohna_, (who was then his Ambassador at _Francfort_, for the Election of the Emperor,) to come and resume his Employments, on condition that he wou’d not bring his Wife with him; but _Wartemberg_ refus’d, saying, he was engag’d in honour not to forsake her. Perhaps he was very glad of this Excuse for not returning, because he had once experienc’d the Vicissitude of Fortune, and knew well that he had been too powerful a Man not to be hated. King _Frederic_ I. who was desirous to see his Funeral pass by, cou’d not refrain Tears; which undoubtedly was the greatest Character that he cou’d give of his Minister.