When Glory has once fir’d a noble Soul, nothing can keep it within Bounds. The Count _de Dehn_ had lost his first Wife, who left him the Heir of three great Estates; and he married again to an amiable Lady, who return’d him Love for Love. Tho’ he was dear to his Master, yet he could not resolve to continue at _Wolfembuttle_, because he had a Taste for nothing but Treaties and Negotiations. He returned a second time, as Envoy Extraordinary to the _States-General_, but did not stay long at the _Hague_; for after having had his publick Audience, wherein he assured their High-Mightinesses of the sincere Affection of his Master for their Republic, and of his own personal Joy to find himself seated in an Arm-Chair in their Assembly, he went over to _England_ to reside at the Court of his _Britannic_ Majesty. He was admired for his Grandeur, as much in _England_ as elsewhere; but the Air of that Country not agreeing with the Delicacy of his Constitution, he return’d to _Germany_; and, after having made a tour to the chief Courts of the Empire, he is come back to _Wolfembuttle_, where he stays in expectation that some great Event or other will turn up, that he may be employ’d in some remarkable Embassy, whereby _Europe_, attentive to every thing that relates to him, may have fresh Proofs of his great Talents. The Baron _de Hagen_ is Commander in Chief of the Duke’s Troops, which actually amount to above 4000 Men, and ’tis said, that his Highness’s Revenues exceed two Millions of Crowns. His Subjects are not the worst used of any in _Germany_. ’Tis a good fruitful Country; the Peasants, who are sober and laborious, are as clownish and as stupid as those that herd with the Hogs in _Westphalia_; but they are robust, strong, and good Soldiers. In _Brunswic_ there is a Catholick Church which is small, but neat. The Duke _Anthony-Ulric_ caus’d it to be built at the time he embraced the Catholick Religion; which he did, after full Conviction, not many Years before his Death. _Saltzdahl_, a Pleasure-House belonging to the Duke, is a League from _Brunswic_, and from _Wolfembuttle_. It was built by Duke _Anthony-Ulric_, one of the most magnificent Princes of his Time, and one who had the most elegant Taste. This House is worthy of nice Observation. It has a great Gallery with a Collection of Pictures in it by the chief Painters, which is not to be met with elsewhere. In one great Cabinet there is very fine Porcellane; and in another, a vast number of Vessels and Urns painted by _Raphael_. In short, the Curious can’t want here for Entertainment. The Road from _Brunswic_ to WOLFEMBUTTLE is as pleasant as most Roads. We cross a little Wood through which there are several Routes cut, and as we come near the Town, several pretty Seats appear in view.