"One thing is certain, all Paris rings with your Majesty's change of religion" (over to Catholicism, say those astonishing people, first conjurers of the universe)! No.3.

"BERLIN, 20th DECEMBER.

M.de Beauvau," French Ambassador, "is gone.

Ended, yesterday, his survey of the Cabinet of Medals; charmed with the same: charmed too, as the public is, with the rich present he has got from said Cabinet [coronation medal or medals in gold, I could guess]: people say the King of France's Medal given to our M.de Camas is nothing to it.
"Rumor of alliance between your Majesty and France with Sweden,"-- premature rumor.

Item, "Queen of Hungary dead in child-birth;"-- ditto with still more emphasis! "The day before yesterday, in all churches, was prayer to Heaven for success to your Majesty's arms; interest of the Protestant religion being the one cause of the War, or the only one assigned by the reverend gentlemen.