Haddon, governor of Alcasar; enclosing a copy of Muly
Ismael’s letter of consent to the terms of the treaty,
and thanking him for courtesy shown to his emissaries at
Muly’s court; dated 17 Jan. 1673/4 _ibid._
58. Copy of His Ex^{cy}’s. letter to Cidy el Xabib
(Hatib?) the major-dome and treasurer to King Muly
(Muley) Ismael, and thought to be the great minister of
State, respecting measures for formally confirming the
articles of peace agreed upon; dated Tangier, 17/27 Jan.
1673/4 f. 47
59. Copy of His Ex^{cy}’s. letter to Juan Baptista Jolly
(_sic_) in Tetuan, upon the same subject; dat. Tangier,
19 Jan. 1673/4 f. 47 _b_
(Conveyed by Mr. Jones, who was sent to congratulate the two Alcaydes
upon their appointments.)
60. Copy of His Ex^{cy’s}. passe to Mr. Jones; dat.
Tangier, 18 Jan. 1673/4 f. 47 _b_
61. Instructions to Mr. Richard Jones, sent to the
Alcaydes at Tetuan; _in English_ f. 48
62. A memorandum of presents His Ex^{cy}. made with the
foregoing despatches; _in English_ f. 48 _b_
63. Copy of the commissioners’ letter to Azar Aguelles;
proposing measures for confirming the articles of the
Peace with Muly (Muley) Ismael; dat. Tangier, 18 Jan.
1673/4. _Signed_, Juan White, Morgan Reade, Juan Volaston
(Wollaston) _ibid._
64. The Earl of Middleton to the Alcayde Abdrahaman
(Abde-r-rahman) and Cidi Cassum Dondar, upon regulations
of commerce with Muly (Muley) Ismael’s subjects; Tangier,
24 Mar. 1673/4 f. 50
65. The same to the same in behalf of M^{r}. John Cole, a
merchant of Tangier; 14 Mar. 1673/4 _ibid._
66. The same to Juan Baptista Joly (_sic_), referring to
information that the king [Muley Ismael] has returned to
Fez, and complaining that his letter, sent by Cap^{n}.
Jones, has not been answered; Tangier, 24 Mar. 1673/4 _ibid._
67. Copy of the letter brought in heer Aprill 22, from
Hadrahman (Abde-r-rahman) Ben Richy (_sic_) and Cassum
Dondar, king Muly Ismael’s two alcaydes in Tetuan;
touching the prosecution of his affairs with the same
king. (The date is wanting.) f. 50 _b_
68. A Copy of the project of Peace [with Muly (Muley)
Ismael, Emperor of Fez, Sus and Marocco], as it was sent
from His Ex^{cy}. the Earle of Middleton to the Alcayde
Hadrahaman (Abde-r-rahman) Benrichy (_sic_), and Cassum
Dondar in Tetuan, by M^{r}. John Cole and two of their
servants; Friday, Aprill 24, 1674 f. 51
69. A Copy of the letter which His Ex^{cy}. sent to the
two Alcaydes of Tetuan, with the foregoing articles in
answeare to their letter, received April 22^{d}.; dat.
Tangier, 24 Apr. 1674 f. 54
70. Credentials in favour of Mr. Wollaston, addressed to
the Alcaydes of Tetuan [Hadrahaman Benrichy and Cassum
Dondar] by the Earl of Middleton; Tangier, 2 June, 1674 f. 54 _b_
71. The Earl of Middleton to the Alcaydes of Tetuan, in
behalf of M^{r}. Wollaston; Tangier, 2 June, 1674 _ibid._
72. Credentials of M^{r}. Wollaston, appointed by the
Earl of Middleton to treat in his name with Muly (Muley)
Ismael; Tangier, 2 June, 1674 _ibid._
73. Copy of a letter from Hadrahaman (Abde-r-rahman)
Benrichy and Cassum Dondar, the two alcaydes of Tetuan,
received in Tangier June 2^{d}.; informing the Earl of
Middleton that the management of the treaty is in the
hands of the Emperor’s “major-domo mayor,” Sidi el Hatib;
dat. Tetuan, 10 June 30 Apr. (?)/10 June, 1674 f. 55
74. His Ex^{cy}’s. answer to the foregoing letter; sent
by Mr. Wollaston (_imperfect_) f. 55 _b_
~Slo. 3,511.~ Paper, in folio, ff. 276, xvii. cent.
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS relating to the affairs of Tangier, from Oct. 1668
to May 1671; containing the following in Spanish:--
1. Declaration upon oath of three Spaniards (Sebastian
Dominguez, Rodrigo del Caño, and Miguel de Aguilar) made
before the Judge-Advocate of Tangier, that the Mayor of
Tangier had reported that Algerine pirates had made a
prize of a rich Spanish ship. _English & Spanish_ f. 26 _b_ to 27
~Slo. 3,513.~ Paper, in folio, ff. 198, xvii. cent.
MISCELLANEOUS SPANISH PAPERS relating fo the affairs of Tangiers,
from 1661 to 1676, collected by John Luke, secretary to the governor,
containing the following papers and letters in Spanish:--
1. Draft of articles between His Excellency the Earl of
Peterborough, governor of Tangiers, and Gaylan. _Beg._:
‘Se entiende.’ f. 2
2. “Yuçefe Mexia á Juan Luke,” on behalf of his cousin
Samuel Mexia; Tetuan, Jullo (_sic_) 8/18 de 1662.
_Holog._ f. 4
3. “Respuesta por parte de Su Ex^{a}. á las proposiciones
é puntos propuestos por parte de Side Caidor gailan”
(_orig. cor. draft_) f. 5
4. “La resulta de la Junta sobre lo que fué propuesto por
su Ex^{a}. tocante el govierno del lugar en materia de
las cosas de comer y beber.” f. 7
5. “Bando del Duque de Medinaceli (Don ---- de la Cerda),
gobernador de Cadiz, prohibiendo el comercio y trafico
de vastimentos (_sic_) y materiales para la costa de
Africa;” 4 July, 1664 f. 8
6. Petition of D. Martin Visconde, English Consul at
Cadiz, to the duke of Medinaceli, asking permission for
ships from Tangiers to purchase fresh provisions on the
coast of Spain f. 8 _b_
7. Nathaniel Luke to Joseph Messia (Jucefe Mexia) of
Tetuan; on mercantile affairs, addressed: “A tio Josepe
Mesias, que Dios [guarde];” Tetuan; _n.d._ f. 10
8. Lord Belasyse to Gailan, reporting his arrival as
governor of Tangier, and demanding the release of two
messengers detained by him at Tetuan; Tanger, 28 Apr.
1665; _draft_ f. 12
9. “Articulos de paces concluidos y confirmados por su
Ex^{cia}. don Juan Belasyse, conde de Vorlaby, capitan
general de todas las armas de Su Mag^{d}. el Rey de la
Gran Bretaña en Africa &^{a}. con el muy Ex^{mo}. Señor
Cidi Hamet el Hader ben Aly Gaylan, principe de la
Berberia, el Poniente, Arzila, Alcazar, Tetuan, Sale y su
arebol (arrabal), Almochaden del Habet, Señor del Algarbe
y todas las cabilas distinctos (r. districtos) &^{a}. 2
de Abril de 1666” (_fair copy in an English hand_) f. 13
10. List of Christian captives redeemed by the Fathers
of Mercy in the provinces of Castille and Andalusia, and
price paid for their redemption f. 15
11. Hamet el Jadir (_sic_) ben Ali Gaylan to Colonel Don
Henrique Norwood, governor of Tangier; “Arzila, 20/30
Setiembre de 1667” (_copy of a translation from the
Arabic_) f. 21
12. The same to the same; Arzila, 22/2 Oct. 1667
(_translation from the Arabic_) f. 22
13. The same to the same; “Arzila y Otubre 11/21 de 1667”
(_translation_) f. 23
14. Hamet el Jadir el Tovib (_sic_) to the same;
“Arzila, Octubre 11/21 de 1667” (_translation_) f. 24
15. Hamet el Jadir (_sic_) Benali Gaylan to the same;
“Arzila, y 9^{bre}. (Noviembre) 8/18 de 1667” f. 25
16. The same to the same; “Arçila, y Noviembro 10 de
1667.” f. 26
17. “A su Señoria el Maestre de Campo Don Henrique
Norwood, teniente gouernador de la Ciudad y Real presidio
de Tanger, y capitan general de las fuerças de Su
Mag^{d}. el Rey de la Gran Bretaña en Africa &^{a}. La
humilde remonstranza de los hombres de negocios de varias
naciones residentes en la ciudad de su dicha Magestad,
de Tanger,” complaining of unjust proceedings by the
civil magistrate against one of their number, the Genoese
Benito Marron f. 27
18. “La respuesta del Señor [teniente] governador al
memorial de los hombres de negoçios residentes en esta
ciudad” f. 29
19. A duplicate of the same memorial with the names of
the petitioners, and the lieutenant governor’s answer.
(_Copy_) f. 30
20. The original of the above memorial of remonstrances
(No. 17) signed by the parties f. 32
21. “Don Enrique Howard, conde de Castelresin (Castle
Rising?) hermano y heredero legitimo de Don Tomas Hovard,
duque de Norfolc, primer duque de Inglatierra despues
de la casa Real, conde de Arundel, y primer Conde de
Inglatierra, Conde de Surry (Surrey), señor y baron de
Hovard, como tambien señor y baron de Moubray, Legrave
(_sic_, Segrave), Breues de Gower (Brews of Gower),
Fitzallen, Clun, Oswaltree (Oswaldestie), Maltrevers
y Grastoc (Graystock), ambassador extraordinary to
Muley Resid (Rashid) Xeriffe (Sherif) by the grace of
God, true King of Tafalete (Tefilelt), Fez and Mijanes
(Meknes), and emperor of Morocco.” His letter to the
same, accrediting a gentleman whom he sends to adjust
the manner of his reception; dat. Tangier, 14 Aug. 1669.
(_Copy_) f. 34
22. “Copia de las credentiales del Capitan [Ricardo]
Rooth á los gouernadores de Salé;” Whitehall, 30 July,
1668. (_Copy_) f. 36
23. “Copia de la peticion en frances para Muley Racete
(Rashíd), que Dios guarde, y peticion de su criado el
Christiano Tomas Warren, ingles, secretario del Ex^{mo}.
S^{r}. Embaxador” f. 38
24. Spanish translation of the credentials of Lord Howard f. 39
25. “Carta de compromissa (escritura) de venta de una
fregattina llamada Nuestra Señora de la Victoria, propia
del patron Bernardo Basileo, vezino de Malaga, hecha
por el dicho patron al conde de Middleton, general y
gobernador de la plaça de Tanger; Tanger, en 1/11 de
Marzo de 1669/70 años.” (_Copy_) f. 40
26. Bond of the sureties on the part of Bernardo Basileo
as vendor of the fregattina “Nuestra Señora de la
Victoria” f. 42
27. Credentials of Lord Howard in favour of a gentleman
(Burrel?) of his embassy going to Sallee; Tangier, 14
Aug. 1669 f. 46
28. Passport granted by Lieutenant-governor Norwood to
Don ---- Burrel, one of the gentlemen of Lord Howard’s
suite; Tangier, 14 August, 1669. (_Transl._) f. 47
29. Passport and credentials by Lord Howard to Robert
Farendale, physician going to the Imperial Court of Muley
Rexid Xerife, King of Fez, Tafilelt, Mejanes (Meknes) and
emperor of Marocco; Tangier, 27 Aug./6 Sept. 1669 f. 48
30. “Hache Abdalcader Mirino y Mohamad Zabdi to [Thomas]
Warren; dat. Sallee, á 29 de la luna de Xabe (?) segundo
del año 080 (_sic_)” f. 49
31. Henry Norwood to the Kaid and governor of Tetuan,
about returning a watch in a gold case belonging to
Muley Rashid, which wanted repair; Tangier, Sept. 1669.
(_Copy_) f. 50
32. The governor of Tetuan to Col. Norwood, respecting
certain pledges (_prendas_) left in the hands of William
Staines by Mohamett ben Abdalla; also on the arrival
there of a physician sent by the Colonel to assist the
brother of King (Gailan); _n.d._ (_Copy_) f. 51
33. Lord Henry Howard to the governors of Tetuan,
requesting them to procure him a passport to the court of
Muley Rashid, King of Tafilelt; Tangier, 16 Oct. 1669.
(_Copy_) f. 52
34. Passport granted by Muley Rashid, King of Tafilelt,
to Lord Henry Howard, ambassador from Charles II., to go
to the city of Sallee, 1669, translated from the Arabic f. 53
35. Spanish translation of Lord Ambassador Howard’s
letter to the governor of Alcassar; 5 March f. 54
36. “Copia de carta del Rey Muley Rexid (Rashid) para el
señor embaxador” (Lord Howard) translated out of Arabick
into Spanish and received April 20th, 1670 f. 55
37. Abdalcader Mirino and Muhamad Zabdi “al S^{r}.
Jerarim (Warren?) en Tangier,” informing him of the
arrival in Morocco of certain Englishmen; “De sallé á 29
de la luna de Xabe segundo (Shabén II.) del 080.” The
original of art. No. 30 f. 56
38. Copy of a bill of exchange by certain fathers of the
Order of Mercy for “1875 pesos [fuertes] de á 8 Rs.”
drawn upon Juan Matheos (John Mathews), English merchant
at Cadiz, in favour of Mestre Samuel Luque (Mr. Samuel
Luke), who had lent the above sum for the redemption of
certain captives at Algiers; 31 Dec. 1670 f. 58
39. William Godolphin, English ambassador in Spain,
claiming payment of “quince mil reales (?) de á 8,”
which the Fathers of Mercy at Algiers had borrowed from
Cap^{n}. Samuel Luke, 1670 f. 59
40. Copy of the deed by which the Fathers of the Order of
Mercy in Andalusia bind themselves to pay 15,208 pesos de
plata, with interest to Capt^{n}. Juan Luc (Luke) f. 61
41. “El Maestro Fr. Basilio de Sotomayor á Juan Matheos
en Cadiz; Andujar, Mayo 6 de 1671.” _Orig._ f. 63
42. The same to the same; “Andujar, Julio 1 de 1671.”
(_Copy_) f. 65
43. The same to the same; “Andujar, y Julio 1 de 1671.”
Original of the preceding f. 67
44. A receipt by Ab. Ajuellos (Aguelles?) and Ab.
Serfaty, two Jews of Sallee, of certain goods they had
received from Samuel Luke on account of John Mathews of
Cadiz; Sallee, 25 Aug. 1871. _Orig._ f. 68
45. Original letter from the said Ajuellos (Aguelles?)
and Serfaty to Samuel Luke in London; _n.d._ f. 69
46. Copy of the grant of a bark called Colubre, made by
the earl of Middleton to the two daughters of Sir Francis
Bedingfield (Isabella and Geronima Francisca) after their
father’s decease; Tangier, Aug. 1672 f. 71
47. Acknowledgment of the receipt from the Earl of
Middleton of guns and powder for the use of Gailan, by
his secretary Mohamed Lucas; Tangier, 19 Nov. 1672 f. 72
48. Father Jorge de la Carrera to the English Consul at
Cadiz [D. Martin Visconde] respecting some relics sent to
him from Liorna (Leghorn), and carried in an English ship
to Algiers; Cadiz, 16 Oct. 1672. _Holog._ f. 73
49. Bill of lading of the said relics on board the
San Giovan Battista, “cap^{n}. Giuseppe di Chicolo
hamburghese;” 15 March, 1672 f. 75
50. A public instrument relating to the loan made by
Samuel Luke to the Fathers of the Order of the Trinity
or Mercy, in Spain, for the redemption of captives in
Algier; dat. Cadiz, 10 Nov. 1672 f. 76
51. Mohamed Lucas, secretary to Gaylan, to the earl of
Middleton. _Orig._ f. 78
52. Receipt for arms sent to the governor of Tetuan,
signed by Jaacob Falcom, his secretary; Tanjar (Tangier)
y Enero 8 de 1672/3. _Orig._ f. 80
53. Receipt for fifty barrels of powder, two hundred
guns (escopetas), two hundred spears, and six barrels of
ammunition for Gaylan, by his secretary Mohamed Lucas;
Tanjar, y Enero 6 de 1672/3 f. 82
54. Certificate of Gaylan’s secretary [Mohamed Lucas]
of an agreement entered into with the earl of Middleton
respecting the limits of the town of Tangier, and the
maintenance of guards; “Tanjar, y Febrero de 1672/3” f. 83
55. Memorial of articles of house furniture, guns, etc.,
sent to Gaylan by the earl of Middleton; Feb. 10, 1672 f. 85
56. Mohamed Lucas his receipt for things sent to Gaylan;
10 February, 1672/3 f. 87
57. A receipt of the same for 50 barrels of powder,
&^{a}., 2 April, 1673 f. 89
58. Ditto for 50 lances, 2 barrels of musket ball, and 40
old musket barrels; Tangier, 22 May, 1673 f. 90
59. Ditto for 44 barrels of powder, which added to the
six previously received make the 50 according to the
capitulation of the last peace and truce for three months f. 91
60. Mohamed Lucas to the Earl of Middleton, pressing for
an answer to Gaylan’s letter to the King of England;
Alcazar, 14 July, 1673 f. 93
61. The same to the same, that Muley Esmain (Ismail?)
has approached with his whole army, and that engagement
is expected. “Alcazar, y Agosto 20 de 1080 (1673).” A
postscript to the letter adds: “news has come that my
master’s men have slain one thousand of the King’s men in
the mountains” f. 95
62. Fray Juan Marcos to Robert Croft or Cross, touching
the payment of money borrowed for the redemption of
captives in Algier, and chiefly one named Don Manuel del
Pueyo; Madrid, 17 June, 1673 f. 97
63. Mohamed Lucas’s receipt for 100 lances, 2 barrels of
ball and 2 drums; Tangier, 11 Aug. 1673 f. 98
64. Fray Bartolomé Serrano to the Provincial of the Order
of the Trinity or Mercy, respecting measures for the
payment of sums owing to English merchants, advanced for
the redemption of captives; Algier, 8 Oct. 1673 f. 99
65. [Sir William Godolphin, English ambassador in Spain]
to the count of Villaumbrosa [Nuñez de Guzman], president
of the Council of Castille, claiming payment of money
due to English merchants at Tangier and other places for
loans made to the Order of the Trinity; Madrid, 9 Oct.
1673 f. 101
66. The Moore’s receipt that came with us to Fez for
28 captives; “Tanjer, y Octubre 28 de 1673.” The
document, like almost all in this volume, is written in
Spanish; the Arabic names of those who intervened in
the redemption are: Mobárek ben Dawúd At-tesh-tarí (?),
Abi Aza Ben Kolból; one Ali ben Brahen, styling himself
alfaqueque or redeemer of captives, is also named in the
instrument, besides Don Juan White, Señor Morgan Read, y
Señor Juan Wolaston f. 103
67. Memorial of Sir William Godolphin to the Queen Regent
of Spain [Doña Mariana de Austria] upon the subject of
the debt of the Trinitarian fathers to Samuel Luke; Nov.
1674. (_Copy_) f. 105
68. Fray Bartolomé Serrano to Fray Juan Marcos, upon the
same subject; Algier, Jan. 23, 1675 f. 109
69. The same to Fray Juan Antonio de Villaseñor,
provincial of his order, upon the same subject; Algier,
11 Jan. 1675 f. 110
70. A letter from Sir William Godolphin, to a Spanish
authority, urging the payment of the loan made to the
Trinitarian fathers; Madrid, 6 April, 1675 f. 111
71. Memorial of Sir William Godolphin, English ambassador
in Spain, to the Queen Regent of Spain [Mariana de
Austria] upon the same subject; March 22, 1675 f. 112
72. Memorial of Samuel Luke, touching the same
transaction; Madrid, 4 May, 1675 f. 114
73. Diego de Rubira y Ossorio to D^{n}. P^{o}. (Pedro)
Levett after his return from Jaen; Madrid, 24 July, 1675.
_Holog._ f. 116
74. Certificate of the rate of interest on money in
Tangier, by the Mayor and merchants of that city;
Tangier, 18 Aug. 1675 f. 118
75. Certificate by the same, of profit made in traffic
with the Moors by Samuel Luke f. 120
76. Letters and papers, relating to the prosecution of
the Fathers of the Order of the Trinity in Andalusia
and Castille for the redemption of captives in Algier,
for a sum of money owed by them to Samuel Luke;
August-November, 1675 f. 121-98
CLASS V.
SECT. I.--AMERICA.
~Slo. 2496.~ Paper, in folio, ff. 233, xvii. cent.
TRACT. VARII MEDICI ET HISTORICI; contains the following papers in
Spanish:--
1. “Relacion del desdichado suçeso de la flota de Nueba
España del cargo del Almirante Don Juan de Villaviçençio
á 1^{o}. de Nobiembre de 1641, yendo de retirada á Puerto
Rico; destroçada da un vracan que tubo toda la flota el
dia de San Miguel á 29 de Setiembre del dicho año de 641,
despues de desembocar la canal de Bahama en 30 grados.”
_Beg._: ‘El dicho dia’ ff. 203-6
2. “El Marques de Tabara (Pimentel) siendo virrey en
Aragon al lic^{do}. Francisco de Alarcon del Consejo
Supremo de Castilla;” dat. Çaragoça, 12 May, 1642, with
a holograph postscript, and signed “Marques de Tabara,
virrey de Aragon” f. 207
3. “Relacion del feliz successo de la armada de galeones
al cargo del General don Carlos de Ibarra, Visconde de
Centenera.” Printed at Mexico by “Francisco Salbago,
impressor de libros, ministro de la Santa Inquisicion,
Año de 1638.” _Beg._: ‘Con orden que he tenido’
(_printed_) f. 208-18
4. “Relacion que el Señor Don Carlos de Ibarra, visconde
de Centenera, capitan general de la Real Armada de la
guardia de la Carrera de Indias, embió de mar en fuera, á
estas provincias al Excelentissimo Señor Virrey Marques
de Cadereyta, del sucesso de sus batallas, y como venia
á ellas (Mexico, 1638).” _Beg._: ‘Salió Don Carlos de
Ibarra’ (_printed_) f. 218
5. “Relacion de todo lo sucedido en el viaje que este año
de 1638 [h]a hecho la armada de la guarda de las Indias,
general D. Carlos de Ibarra.” _Beg._: ‘Salió D. Carlos de
Ibarra.’ Copy of the preceding f. 223
6. Letter unsigned from Sargento Mayor Vazquez, to ----
on the journey (_jornada_) of Philip IV. to Aragon in
1642; dat. Molina, 3 July, 1642. _Orig._ f. 223
7. “El Capitan Juan Hansen, natural de la Imperial ciudad
de Lubec, que con 17 compañeros assi mismo naturales
de Lubec, Hamburgo y otras ciudades ansiaticas, y sus
camaradas, vasallos del Emperador: representan que
habiendo sido pressos por aquel grande y famosso arraez
Tauaco, y llevándolos de Salé á Argel tuvieron modo de
sorprender al Cosario y su gente, y alzarse con el barco
que condujeron á Menorca; piden se les haga merced.
Pusose su memorial en manos de Martin de Arostegui (14
Jul. 1627).” Original corrected draft f. 224
8. “Relacion de la memorable vitoria que las armas del
Rey D. Phelipe [IV.] el Grande, nuestro señor, han
alcançado de los Franceses, siendo General de Castilla
la Vieja, y de la Provincia de Guipuzcoa don Juan Alonso
Enriquez de Cabrera, gran Almirante de Castilla, &^{a}.
por Francisco de Vargas.” _Beg._: ‘Señor ya que el
Almirante’ (_printed_) f. 228-33
~Eg. 1793.~ Paper, in folio, ff. 434, xviii. cent.
“CARTAS Y DESPACHOS relativos á la Isla Española de Santo Domingo
(1730-72),” Vol. I., containing:--
1. “Despachos originales del Cor^{l}. D. Francisco de la
Rocha Ferrer presidente, gobernador y capitan general
de la Isla Española de S^{to}. Domingo, desde el 23 de
Diziembre de 1730 hasta Octubre de 1731” f. 1
2. “Testimonio de la representacion que hizo el Cor^{l}.
Don Juan Clou de Gusman (_sic_), cauo subalterno desta
plaza, sobre que se le nombrara segundo en la marcha que
hizo á la frontera del Norte desta ysla para el desaloxo
de los franceses; á que se agrega la representacion que
hizo el cap^{n}. D. Nicolas de Medina Cachon (?) y una
informacion de sus procedimientos” f. 9
3. “Despachos del Cor^{l}. D. Alfonso de Castro y Mazo,
presidente governador y capitan general de la Isla
Española, sobre la pretension del Cap^{n}. D. Nicolas de
Medina Cachon; Santo Domingo, y Abril 17 del 1732” f. 24
4. “El mismo al Ex^{mo}. S^{r}. Don Joseph Patiño,
remitiendo un cuaderno de autos sobre la pretension del
cap^{n}. D. Nicolas de Medina Cachon; Santo Domingo, y
Abril 21 de 1732” f. 28
5. “Don Fernando Geronimo de Pinedas, yngeniero
ordinario, de Santo Domingo; su memorial solicitando se
le confiera el empleo de yngeniero en segundo, y grado de
theniente coronel, 1732” f. 58
6. “El gobernador D. Alfonso de Castro [y Mazo] á S. M.
sobre las prevenciones que haze para asegurar la defensa
de Santo Domingo; Febrero 24 de 1733” f. 60
7. “El mismo; Santo Domingo, y Junio 1^{o}. de 1733” f. 74
8. “Relazion de los sueldos que gozan las Compañias
antiguas y modernas de esta plaza, desde sus oficiales
mayores hasta los menores, y demas tripulacion de cada
una de ellas; Santo Domingo, y Mayo 5 de 1735” f. 77
9. “El Coronel D. Alfonso de Castro y Mazo; Santo Domingo
de la Española, y Jullio (_sic_) 6 de 1735: dando cuenta
justificada de la calidad de mulato que le obsta para que
el sargento Agraz ascienda en dicho presidio” f. 81
10. “Los ofiziales de la Real Hazienda dan cuenta á S. M.
[D. Julian Hernandez Perez, D. Antonio Francisco de la
Rocha Ferrer] de la providencia dada por el presidente
gobernador y capitan general de la plaza de S^{to}.
Domingo [Castro y Mazo] de arquilar (alquilar) una casa
para alojar las compañias que de esos reinos vinieron
bajo el mando del Coronel D. Juan Clou de Guzman; S^{to}.
Domingo, y Junio 30 de 1735” f. 87
11. “Los Ofiziales Reales de la Ciudad de S^{to}. Domingo
en la Isla Española dan quenta con testimonio de haber
pretendido el theniente D. Manuel Roxo que se le atienda
con dos gratificaziones por haber muerto su capitan, y
estar él con el gobierno de su compañía; S^{to}. Domingo,
y Junio 30 de 1735” f. 99
12. “El gobernador de S^{to}. Domingo al Ex^{mo}. S^{r}.
Don Josef Patiño; S^{to}. Domingo, y Julio 22 de 1736:
remitiendo los ultimos autos obrados contra el cap^{n}.
D. Nicolas de Medina Cachon, en los que se demuestra la
demencia que padeze” f. 107
13. “D. Alfonso de Castro y Mazo al Ill^{mo}. S^{r}.
D. Joseph de la Quintana, S^{to}. Domingo de la Isla
Española y Abril 28 de 1740: dando quenta con testimonios
del gobernador de San Juan de Ulúa [Don Geronimo del
Campo Marin], del contador D. Joseph Camino y Velasco, y
capitan D. Joseph Falcó y Sarsosa escrivano (?) publico
de Santo Domingo (ff. 131-54), de lo executado por él en
defensa de aquellos dominios de Su Mag^{d}.” f. 155
14. “El mismo á Su Mag^{d}. en 28 de Abril de 1740: dando
quenta por mayor de las provenciones que ha practicado en
la guerra contra ingleses” f. 156
15. “Testimonio de los autos obrados sobre el reynttegro
(_sic_) en los daños perjuicios que causó una valandra
olandesa nombrada ‘el Triton,’ por haber aprehendido y
hechado á pique la valandra corsaria nombrada Nrā S^{a}.
de la Popa de el cargo de Antonio Podio, armada por
Antonio Melcobiche (1752).” _On stamped paper._ f. 160