Protests and Corsican unrest cross Europe and Africa
News summaries report Protestant migrations from Bohemia and Silesia seeking freedom in neighboring regions, Corsican malecontents treated well in Bastia while their leaders are still active, a major Iberian-Mediterranean campaign with heavy losses, and a plague death toll in Turkey. Reports from Constantinople to Vienna mention poison plots thwarted and Egypt upheavals, with European powers weighing Passage rights and military movements. The piece also notes Brabant and Lorraine governance shifts, Moorish defenses near Centa, and a Virginia tragedy detailing Robert Carter’s vast wealth and legacy.