In the Royal Palace of the Inquisition of Barcelona, on the fourteenth
day of August, one thousand seven hundred and fiftysix, the Inquisitors,
Licentiate Don Joseph de Otero y Cossio and Don Manuel de Guell y Serra
being at their morning audience, and having examined the proceedings
against Don Antonio Adorno as far as the accusation and answers
thereto--
Ordered, unanimously, that this person be severely reprehended,
admonished, and warned, in the Hall of the Tribunal with closed doors,
and that he be banished perpetually from the Spanish dominions at a date
to be fixed upon, and that he be informed that if he fail to comply
punctually with every order, he will be severely punished and proceeded
against with all the rigor of justice;--that this trial be suspended for
the present and the sentence submitted to the Council.
DON JOSEPH DE NOBOA, _Sec’y_.
In the Council, September 4th, 1756.
Señores, BARREDA, RAVAZO, and HERREROS.
Let justice be executed according to the above sentence.