The Conclave is ended, and we have at last got a Pope: After tedious and warm Disputes, which had divided the sacred College for four Months, they have elected Cardinal _Corsini_. The Cardinals could not determine whom to chuse for Head of the Church, till about a Week ago. Cardinal _Imperiali_ was proposed at first, and he would certainly have been the Man, upon account of his great Age and Merit, if the Cardinal _Bentivoglio_, the Minister of _Spain_, had not put the Negative upon him in the Name of their Catholic Majesties; nevertheless, ’tis the Opinion of many People, that the Cardinal had no such Order in his Pocket at that Time, tho’ he had it at the Election of Pope _Conti_; because out of personal Pique to Cardinal _Imperiali_ he had represented him to his Master as an Enemy to the House of _Bourbon_, and too much attached to the Emperor. Probably the Cardinal _Bentivoglio_ thought, that because their Catholic Majesties did, at his Solicitation, grant an Exclusion to Cardinal _Imperiali_ that Time, it was to continue for ever; at least, his unreasonable Grudge against his Eminence made him take that Handle. The Reason he bore him so much ill Will was this; _Bentivoglio_ had a Brother, a Marquis, who, for certain Outrages which he had caused to be committed by his Bravoes, was arrested by Order of this very _Imperiali_, when he was Legate of the Holy See at _Ferrara_. Cardinal _Bentivoglio_, who was a proud haughty Man, took this as such an Affront to his Family, that he could never forget it; and as the _Italians_ seldom lose an Opportunity of taking Revenge, he laid hold on this: So that Cardinal _Imperiali_ came short of the _Tiara_, merely for having done an Act of Justice.