Baltagi’s efforts to force him to depart, 229, 230; the king agrees only on condition of the Vizir’s punishment, 231; his supplies cut off, _ib._; finds difficulty in borrowing money, 231, 232; petitions the Porte to send him home with large army, 235; letter from Achmet to, 235, 236; refuses to go without an army, 241; his courier seizes letter from General Fleming to the Tartars, 242; the Sultan sends money and directions for his departure, 244, 245; his letters to Sultan intercepted, 245; refuses to listen to reason or to move, 250; his supplies cut off, _ib._; barricades his house, 251; prepares for assault, 255; refuses all advice and offers of mediation, 253, 254, 257, 258; his courage, 260; defends his house with only forty followers against the Turkish forces, 261; his house set on fire by assailants, 262; his coolness, 263; he and his followers make a sally, and are taken prisoners, 264; his reception by the Pasha, 265; his chancellor and officers made slaves, 268; retains his natural and gentle manner even in calamity, _ib._; is taken in a chariot to Adrianople, 269; his officers redeemed by Jeffreys and La Mottraye, _ib._; has a sword given him, _ib._; is angry at hearing of the abdication of Stanislas, 271; hears that Stanislas is a prisoner a few miles away, and sends Fabricius to him, 272; is removed to the castle of Demirtash, 278; is allowed to reside at Demotica, 279; stays in bed for ten months, 279, 280; hears of the wreck of his foreign dominions, 280; is taken ill, 284; receives dispatches from his sister, 285; sends arrogant message to the Senate in Sweden, _ib._; determines to leave and return home, _ib._; he borrows money to provide a Swedish Embassy to Constantinople, 286; receives presents from the Sultan before leaving, 287; his journey, 287, 288; preparations made for his entertainment in Germany, 289; disguises himself and with one officer rides for sixteen days till he reaches Stralsund, 291; the loss of his dominions, 294, 295; is besieged in Stralsund, 304-311; his escape, 311, 312; spends a day with his sister, 312; raises money and recruits, 312, 313; invades Norway, 313; advances to Christiania, 318; hears of Gortz and Gyllemburg being seized, 322; enters Norway again and besieges Fredericshall, 330; his soldiers die of cold, _ib._; his extraordinary powers of endurance and constitution, 330, 331; his death, 332; description of, 334; his religious views, 335; his hat in which he was killed preserved at Stockholm, 337 Charles Gustavus, invades Poland, 10; his conquests, _ib._; endeavours to establish absolutism, _ib._; his death, _ib._ Charlotte, wife of Stanislas, crowned Queen of Poland, 110