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jesty will send whatever orders seem best to you, for there is no other provision here save the general order which your Majesty gave for all the Inquisitions. I am sending your Majesty today copies of some letters which were Written to me from the islands, in order that your Majesty may have an account of those regions, up to the departure of these ships. One is from General Miguel Lopez Legazpe, and another from Guido de Labezarrii; two from Fray Martin de Rada, and two from Fray Francisco de Ortego. I am sending also a copy of the list of gold mines of the islands; the certificate of the villages which have been annexed to the royal crown; the procedure adopted by the master-of-camp, Martin de Goyti, in making the treaty with the Indians; the peace made with Indians of Manilla; the account, given by a Chinese, of the coast of China, and the picture of the same; a little book which Fray Martin de Rada sends your Majesty, _de latitudine et longitudine locorum invenienda_, the memorandum sent by General Guido de Labezarii to your Majesty; and, finally, the instructions which I had given to the person who was to go to explore the Chinese coast. I enclose also the ordinances which your Majesty ordered sent to the officials of Veracruz with affidavit of delivery; and a copy of the decrees which Cardinal de Siguenca, inquisitor-general, sent. [73] May our Lord preserve the royal Catholic person of your Majesty many years, and grant you the increase of kingdoms and seigniories, as we your Majesty's servants desire. Mexico, December 5, 1573. Your Majesty's loyal servant, who kisses your royal hands, _Don Martin Enriquez_ [_Superscription_: "To His Royal Catholic Majesty, King Philipe our sovereign, in his Royal Council of the Indies."] Documents of 1574 Letter to Felipe II. Andres de Mirandaola; January 8 [74]Las nuevas quescriven de las yslas del Poniente Hernando Riquel y otros; January 11 Decrees regarding Manila and Luzon. Felipe II; June 21 Opinion regarding tribute from the Indians. Martin de Rada; June 21 Reply to Fray Rada's "Opinion." Guido de Lavezaris, and others; [June?] Two letters to Felipe II. Guido de Lavezaris; July 17 and 30 Slavery among the natives. Guido de Lavezaris; [July?] _Sources_: The second of these documents is from a MS. in the archives at Simancas; the third, from _Doc. ined. Amer. y Oceania_; the remainder, from the Archivo general de Indias at Sevil
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