Burgues, noble family of Majorca, 108; arms, 157; title given, 193 Burgundy, Duke of, founded a principality in the Morea, 128, 129 Butler, Captain H.M.S. _Dunkirk_, sent to capture Fornells, 248 Byng, Admiral Sir George, sent to the Mediterranean to hinder Spanish designs on Sicily, 254; at Port Mahon and Naples, 255; chased the Spanish fleet, 256; victory off Cape Passaro, 257; visited Count Mercy, 258, 259; at Genoa, 260; success of all his measures, 262; created Viscount Torrington, 262 Byng, Admiral John, sent to relieve Minorca, 273; with his father off Cape Passaro, 273; at Gibraltar, 273; off Minorca, 274; his fleet, 274; evaded an action, 275; his court martial, 277; executed, 279 Cabrera, Isle, 88 Calabria, 96, 103 Calatabellota, 103 Calatayud, 74 Cambrils, Jayme’s fleet assembled at, 13, 285 Cammock, Irish renegade, Spanish rear-admiral, 256 Camprodon, François, architect of the Almudaina at Palma, 111 Canet, fight for the water-supply, 27, 29; country house of the Torrellas, 27, 28; fayence factory at, 200; noble family of Majorca, viscounts, 108 Cannæ, 225 _Canterbury_, H.M.S., 257 _Captain_, H.M.S., in Sir G. Byng’s action, 257; in Byng’s fleet off Minorca, 274 Carbonell, his story not to be believed, 234, 235 Carcassonne, 6 Carlists imprisoned at Belver, 211 Carlos (_see_ Viana, Prince of; _see_ Charles), 167 Caro, noble family of Majorca, 108, 201. _See_ Romana. Carob-trees, area covered by, in Majorca, 213 Carroz, Don Francisco, in command of the expedition to restore order in Majorca, 184 Carroz, a German knight, 13 Cartailhac, M., on prehistoric remains in Minorca, 221 Carthaginians in Minorca (_see_ Mago), 225; founded Port Mahon, 227 Cartuja at Valdemosa, 161, 162 Castro Giovanni, 261 Catalan language, 4; King Jayme’s Journal written in, 11; Chronicle of Muntaner, 55; dialect in Majorca, 214 Catalans army, conquest of Majorca by, 26; naval power, 59; victory, 66; crossbowmen, 86, 87; naval victories, 85, 86; Company in the east (_see_ Company); as navigators, 170, 172; Portolani, 172; abandoned by Treaty of Utrecht, 251; grief of the Archduke Charles at their treatment, 252 Catalonia, 1; French invasion, 84 Catania, granted to Prince Fernando, 128, 129; death of Isabel of Andria at, 130 Catona, 63 Caulfield, Captain H.M.S. _Aurora_, 283 Caves, description of the Cueva del Drachs, 35, 36; Cueva de Arta, fugitives in, 37; in Minorca, 221 Cefalu, 79, 81, 100 _Centaur_, H.M.S., Captain Markham, 283; chases Spanish frigates, 285; on coast of Catalonia, 285, 286; capture of French frigates, 287; off Brest, 288 Centelles, Gilabert de, Governor of Majorca for Pedro IV., 148 _Centurion_, H.M.S., off Minorca, 247; sent to Fornells, 248