Manila, June vi, 1592. [36]

_Gomez Perez Dasmarinas_

[_Addressed_: "To the king, our sovereign."]

[_Endorsed:_ "To His Majesty, 1592. Gomez Perez Dasmariñas. June 6." "A

place has already been given him as alcalde of Mexico, although the

matters reported in this letter are not remedied thereby."]

[Accompanying the letter, and on a separate fold of paper, is the

following:]

_Register of merchandise carried in the ship "Sant Felippe_"

I, Juan de Cuellar, notary of mines and registers, certify that, in

the galeon "Sant Felippe" now ready to set sail for Nueva España, from

the port of Cavite, this present year of five hundred and ninety-one,

the persons named below are exporting the following bales and boxes

of merchandise:

Bales Boxes

Don Frai Domingo de Salazar, bishop

of the Philippinas, fifteen bales and

thirty-three boxes. xv xxxiii

The president Santiago de Vera, with

the others contained in his memorandum,

sixty bales and twenty-nine

boxes. lx xxix

Pedro Herrandez, for the licentiate

Rojas, former auditor of the royal

Audiencia, and present counselor,

etc., nineteen bales and four boxes. xix iiii

The auditor Don Antonio de Rribera

Maldonado, fifty-two bales and

twenty boxes. lii xx

The licentiate Ayala, fiscal, twenty-seven

bales and seventeen boxes. xxvii xvii

The dean of Manila cathedral, in the

said vessel and in that of Juan Pablo,

thirteen bales and seven boxes. xiii vii

Estevan Gonzales, canon of the said church,

five bales and three boxes. v iii

The licentiate Herver del Corral, visitor

of the royal Audiencia of Manila, eighteen

bales and one box. xviii i

The schoolmaster of the Manila cathedral,

six bales. vi

Father Cervantes, ecclesiastic, three bales

and six boxes. iii vi

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