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A01250	A iournall of the voyage of the young Prince Fredericke Henry, Prince of Bohemia Taken in the sixt yeare of his age, from Prague in Bohemia, to Luerden in Friesland, to the court of Count Ernestus Cassimerus van Nassaw Gouernor of Friesland. With his seuerall gifts and entertainments: and the description of diuers of the chiefe cities. Being accompanyed in his passage by these of the Germane nobilitie, and others, viz. Count Attemberg. Count Henry van Nassaw. Count Stulsberg. Baron Scoske, a Bohemian lord. Mr. Iohn Ashburnham esquire, an Englishman, and gouernor to the prince. Mr. Fredericke Porvel a German, the princes tutor. With diuers other gentlemen of qualitie, seruants and other attendants.		1623 (1623)	STC 11366; ESTC S119413	10,727	24

their entertainement at his Court in such a short warning And in the meane his Highnes sent in his own furniture for the Princes table and commanded such prouision to be brought in as the Country there abouts could afford so that we had there the next day by dinner time all things fitting for entertainement The next day being the 9. of October the Princes left the Colledge and set on towards Wolfenbuttell the chiefe place of residence of the Duke of Brunswick where the Court then was But a little before we came to the Citty the Duke of Brunswick himselfe with the L. Chancellor of the Duchy diuers of the priuy Councell with many Nobles and Gentlemen came forth of the Towne with many faire Companies of horse to entertain the 2. Princes so went along together with them into the Town Within which were diuers Companies of Souldiers with full Armies vnder their seuerall Ensignes with Colours flying with Trumpets sounding Fifes playing Drums beating in warlike manner very gallant to behold which stood along vntill wee came to the Castle The Hault-boyes and Cornets playing in the meane time from of the top of a Tower and a peale of Ordinance being shot off at their entrance into the Castle The Princes were led into very stately rich and fayer Roomes in the Castle and euery where in the house there Princely plenty and variety of all things necessary The Princes hauing reposed themselues a while were by the Duke brought into the Dutchesse Chamber who being allied to them both receiued them with all Ioy and contentment Supper time being come the Princes were againe brought into a wondrous faier roome where the Tables were couered and great state vsed according to the German fashion of entertainement which is full and sumptuous In this supping place there was a roome wherein there was a very large and rich Cupboard of plate at one end of which stood the musick of Instruments and voices and at the other end stood the Officers of the Celler and Buttery to fill wine and beer to the table For here is beere in this Country which is rare in other places of Germany though scarce good any where Yet here at this Wolfenbuttell is a huge vast Tunne larger then that of Heidleberg but this is filled with Brunswick beer as that other with Rhenish wine There were also 6. other tables where the 2. Princes seruants did eate the Dukes own Gentlemen bearing them company which time and the whole three daies that we staied here at this Royal entertainment was spent with great mirth iollity and extraordinary show of magnificence bounty and courtesie al which excellent well became a kinsman and a Prince The present Duke of Brunswicks name is Fredericus Vlricus he was born the 5. of April 1591. he married Anna Sophia daughter of Iohn Sigismund Marquesse Elector of Brandenburg then lately dead in Nouēber 1619 sister to Georgius Wilhelmus the present Prince she was borne March 17. 1598. the Dukes alliance with the Prince comes in by the mothers side for Anne Queen of England was daughter to Frederick the 2. King of Denmark as was also Elizabeth her elder sister the mother of this present Duke The Dutchesses alliance with the Prince comes in by the house of Brandenburg of which she is descended The Duke of Brunswick hath as yet no children his onely brother and heire apparent is our valorous noble Champion Christian D. of Brunswick and Bishop of Halberstadt he hath or had also 5. sisters Leauing therefore this Citty the 14. of October in the morning the same day they came to a place called Stanberge where the Princes dyned at the Dukes charges The same night they lodged at a place called Collenberge which stands vpon the West side of the Riuer of Glein The 15. day the 2. Princes dyned at Hamelen which is by the Riuer of Wester and on the East side After dinner they went to Dalmel where they lodged And thus farre the Princes was feasted and furnished whith Plate and other prouision Royall at the sole cost and charges of his Highnesse the Duke of Brunswick who is elder brother to Duke Christian of Brunswick Bishop of Halberstadt the famous young Warriour and this Town is vpon the Confines of the Duchy of Brunswick which is bounded on the West by the Country of Westphalia from which the Weser parts it Here the Dukes Seruants and Officers returned from the Princes backe againe to Wolfenbuttell This Duchy of Brunswick was sometimes accounted to Saxony and got a particular and distinct name from Bruno who being son to Ludolphus Duke of Saxony laid the foundations of Citty in this Duchy which of him is called Brunswick the Dutchy of Luneburg hath also been possessed by the Dukes of Brunswick continuing so vntill the yeere of Christ 1430. in which the Country was diuided between William the victorious who had the title of Brunswicke and his vncle Bernard who had the title of Luneburg in whose posterity both these Dukedomes still remaine the Dukes of both being both of one family Brunswick being of the direct line the elder house and the greater Dukedome The chiefe City both of Brunswick and of all Saxony is the Towne of Brunswick which giues name to the whole Duchy although the Court be most commonly kept at Wolfenbuttell which with the whole Duchy we hauing left behind vs entred next into Cleueland The 16. of October setting out somewhat late we arryued the same night at a Citty called Belfield where within a mile of the Towne they were receiued by certaine troopes of horse and so conueyed to the Citty Entring the Gates they were welcomed with a peale of Ordinance and so by the Townesmen in Armour they were brought into the Castle of Spanberg where the Gouernour and Captaine entertained them with their forces marshalled in warlike order Here the Princes were feasted 4. dayes In the meane space it was consulted vpon for the Princes safety that seeing they were now to passe by diuers Garrisons of the Enemies that it were best to dispatch a Post before hand to the Prince of Orange to certify his Excellency of the Princesses neerenes which was also done Both the Armies of the States and the Spaniards being then about Wesel Here it was also agreed vpon to send Prince Lodowick with some others another way into Holland that so the Country-people might be satisfied with his presence in stead of the Princes which tooke effect accordingly and did not onely giue the people good content through whom he passed who came flocking into the high waies to see him but also diuerted their expectations from any thought of his passage any other way by meanes whereof his Highnes the Prince of Bohemia passed in his way with the more safety and secrecy From Spanburg Castle we came next to the Castle of Arden which is vnder the Graue of Benthem and so by Glandorpe to Mareling where we lodged all night From whence forward the Towns being neer so well known I forbeare to make any further description of them but onely name them as we passe through them From thence we went to Russenbeck from thence to Embsbourne from thence to North-horne from thence to Hardenberg where we lodged From thence we went to Realte from thence to Deuenter in Holland where we met with the Princes againe The next day we set forwards towards Swoll which is a strong Town of Garrison where we staied two nights and one day And here the Count Ernest van Cassimere who comming in Post from the Prince of Oranges Leaguer at Wesel had before met with the Princes receiued the Prince into his charge and safe protection And here Prince Lodowick departed from his Highnes went directly towards the Hage And Prince Frederick kept on towards Freezland The next day at dinner being the 25. of October wee came to a Citty of Garrison called Steenwick where his Highnesse was met by the Burgers in Armes receiued into the Town with a volley of shot and comming to the Castle they discharged a peale of Ordinance for his welcome and all marched by in warlike manner in the Princes view From thence after dinner they came to Wolfingow where they rested all that night The next day they dined at Hernenfen and came the same night to Luerden in Freezland the place whether at his first setting out of Prage it was his intention to goe Here the chiefest of the Town met the Prince on Horseback At the entrance thereof the Ordinance of the Citty were discharged to welcome him and the Burgers within the Town in Armes ranking themselues on each side conueied his Highnes to the Castle being the Court of Count Ernestus van Cassimerus at that instant time being receiued in succession of Count William of Nassaw his brother lately deceased for Gouernour of Friezland The Prince being come to the Court and brought to an exceeding faire Chamber beheld all the Townsmen marching by in their Armes then being brought to the Chamber of the Countesse he was there most Nobly entertained by them both with all ioy and solemnity And thus it pleased the Almighty God to leade this sweet young Princes first one way and then againe another way now through friends Countries and now through foes as from Heidleberg in the Palatinate to Prage in Bohemia at first so now againe from Prage to Luerden which is almost round about the middle part of Germany A Iourney by Land which would haue tired the little Iül●s Which two as they may hitherto be compared together for their high birth both being borne of gods and both descended from Venus and their early trauels and in the losse of their natiue Countries so it may please God also to conclude them alike in this too that it may be said hereafter how that they were both The Fathers of a race of Emperours That so the Townes he past may for their honours say Nere Prince King Emperor Frederick Henry lay FINIS