P. 150. The Affairs of _Corsica_ are very much alter’d since the first Edition of these Volumes. Baron _Theodore_ having left the Island, and promis’d to return soon with Succours, went to _Amsterdam_, where he was confin’d for Debt; but being soon discharg’d by the Interest of some foreign Power, he proceeded to _Paris_, and thence to _Marseilles_, in order, as he gave out, to put himself again at the Head of the _Corsicans_: But during this the _French_ having undertaken to be Mediators betwixt the _Corsicans_ and _Genoese_, have, with the Approbation of both, sent a General thither with some Troops, and the _Corsicans_ have agreed to send over a dozen of their chief Men to the Court of _France_ as Hostages for their good Behaviour; but since this, _Theodore_ has set his Foot again upon that Island. P. 257. The Duke of _Liria_, Son and Successor to the late Marshal Duke of _Berwic_, died at _Naples_ in _May_ 1738. P. 260. The Marshal _d’Estrees_ died the 5th of _December_ 1737. P. 309. The Marshal _de Wrangel_, Governour of _Brussels_, died in _August_ 1737, in the 87th Year of his Age. P. 332. The Succession to the Duchies of _Juliers_ and _Berg_, is an Affair which has been very much canvass’d for several Months past, between the Elector Palatine and the Courts of _Prussia_ and _Saxony_. The maritime Powers of _Great Britain_ and _Holland_ have proposed an Accommodation, with regard to the Succession, into which the Elector Palatine is willing to enter; but the Courts of _France_, _Prussia_ and _Saxony_ don’t concur with it; and _France_ has guarantee’d the actual Possession of those Duchies to the Prince of _Sultzbach_. P. 447. On the 20th of _November_ 1737, _Wilhelmina-Carolina_ Queen of _Great Britain_ died of a Mortification in her Bowels; and on the 17th of _December_ following she was privately interr’d in _Westminster-Abbey_. [Illustration] BOOKS _lately published_, 1. The Third and Fourth Volumes of the MEMOIRS of CHARLES-LEWIS BARON DE POLLNITZ being the Observations he made in his late Travels from _Prussia_ thro’ _Poland_, _Germany_, _Italy_, _France_, _Spain_, _Flanders_, _Holland_, _England_, &c. discovering not only the present State of the chief Cities and Towns, but the Characters of the principal Persons at the several Courts.