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3. The provoftfhip of St. Urfitz, in the town of this name.
4. The bruderfchaft of St. Michael.
Bafel.] GERMANY,
5. The provoftfhip of 7^t?/;z on the Rhi?ie m the Brifgau. This confifls
oniy of one perfon, who bears the title of a provoft. Near it lies a villige.
6. The nobility, to which belong about ten families, which are almoil
all provided for with places in the country and court.
7. The Burgthal, a village, which the barons of Weiffenberg hold in fief
of the bifliopric.
8. Delfperg, in French Delmofif, a town lying on the river JB/;^??.
9. Bruntrui, or Pruntrnt, in French Porentrn, a town feated on the
river Hallen^ in which is the Prince's palace, a college of Jefuits, and a
Capuchine cloifter.
10. St. Urfitz, or St. Urfane, called alfo SonderfitZy a fmall town lying
on the river Douic.
11. Lauffett, a little town feated on the Birfa.
12. The Deljperger Thai, or feigniory of i^^^er^.
13. The land of El/gau, which the bifhopric has been in poffeffion ofever
fince the year 1271.
14. The upper bailiwick o^ Zivingen, in which lies the citadel o^ Zwingen.
its
I 5. The upper bailiwick of Birfeck, in which is
Birfeck,
a citadel ftanding on a mountain.
Arlefloeim, a borough feated on the river Birfa, where the chapter has
refidence, with
The villages of Reinach, Oberweiler, Aljchweiler, &c.
16. The upper bailiwick of PJeß,ngen, which the biflioprie obtained
about the year 1008 of the Emperor Henry 11.
In it are
Pfeffingen, a citadel and village.
Angenßein, a citadel ftanding on the river Birfa. Count Henry of Thierßein
difpofed of this place in the year 1518 to the bifhopric of Bafel, by
which, in 1561, it was given in fief to the phyfician Wcndelin Zipper
.^
whofe defendants are ftill poflefi"ed of it.
Efch,
a village.
17. The upper amt or bailiwick of Schlingen in the Brifgau on the
Rhine, containing
Schlingen, a market-town, together with
The villages of Steinfiatt, which are feated on the PJoine, and alfo Muchen
or Muchheim.
18. The Freyen Berge, to which belongs Freyberg or Franquemont, a
citadel ftanding on the river Doiix.
II. The fecond part has gradually withdrawn itfelf from the jurifdidion
of the German Empire, and united itfelf to the Swifs confederacy, it contributes
alfo nothing to the imports of the bi(l:iopric of Bafel, but yet owns the
bifliop of that place for its fuperior. To it belong the towns of
Bid