Plague Scare Cleared on Leghorn Vessel at Malta
Naples reports the Leghorn vessel unloading at Malta on December 11 after inspection found no plague. Five suspected fevers were deemed non dangerous, with all five recovering. Rome notes the Prince of Sante Croce died December 18 and Berlin church fund drives boosted by Jesuit gifts. Hague reports Guelderland honors to Orange, appoints him Stadtholder, with hereditary transfer and a 2 percent tax rise.
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Mail from Helland reports Italian and Dutch maneuvers
A letter from Helland Leghorn notes Count de Righecourt arriving from Florence to inspect fortifications and push repairs. French and Spanish columns move toward Lavenza, with Piedmontese forces and local garrisons responding. Reports of battles, coast landings near Savona, and moves in Genoa and Voltri as European powers press for strategic edges.
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