Mediation agreed to ease Corsican quarrel and plagues spread
From Geneva and Paris comes word that magistrates and Zurich and Berne agreed to accept King Louis mediation to settle local disputes. Reports also note plague orders for ships from Genoa and Smyrna, Corsican affairs deteriorating with Galley payments, and papal galleys seizing Tunisian vessels. Also included are royal appointments, parliamentary timing, and military movements in Georgia, Hungary, and Belgrade, with letters from Jamaica and Belgrade detailing sugar shortages, treats, and Turkish offensives.
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