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R o al Commentaries.
BooK
V.
Tf
/J,1ve gnm·t a
ommilfion and fech Jnjlruilions
tU
will
undaubtedly
put an end to all
h
nw1bl
J
,md
commotron.s of
rhat
01mtrcy.
And farther we have given him
A
gen
l
ht
e
·
n .
d
1
'-
,r,
•
fh
I
d
""
era a11t o-
rrt
·
to
ttc-i
11»
aoe
1
r
11
1
ocvcr
nc
a
J
Jll
~e
may
moft
redound to the
fervice
and
honour
of
God, to
rh
1mprovcm
nt of
thofe
Provmce.s,
to
the
benefit
and
welfare
of
Our
uh]
ff
h
1.1re
Pl.uuer1, and
of
the
J.
~tt1ve1
thereof.
H'hercfore
we
do
command and
require
e
s,
w
bo
.tidm~
J •
n
1
4/ifli;r
to
011r
fa1d
Prcfidcnt in whatfoever
he
fhall
demand of
you
in
d:u~;m;
to
v,1ra1
t
1c
perform,mcc and
arcomplifhment
of
thofa
rules
and direilion
1
which
hA
'~
·
,,.
d
J.
•
• •
h
h
{id
,,..ve
veen
given m"?.
An.
>Jerem
rel mg
l'po11
01-1
wit
muc con
ence,
J.f
c/hall ever be mmdft,/!
ef
ti:·
erv~ceJ
rt•h1
h
your
B
other the
Marquis
hath done for
V1,
and which
jha!l ever be re–
memh ctt
to t
1
c
ttdvant.1
e
of
htr om
and
Brothers.
1ven
at
enloe
th 16th
d!J
of
the
~lfomh
of
·
iuar ',
1546.
the
I
G.
•
By
command
of his
Ma1eJIJ,
ell
r
wbicb
tbe
P1
ejident
wrote t o
as
to
thi
effeEJ.
I lu rious
ir
Francif< o de Erato.
on alo
Pi
arro
S
Vppojing
that
my
flay
would
not have
bem
fo
lonJ!.
in
thi.r
Countrcy
I
deteined
the Empe–
ro11r'.t Lett r l me,
intmdm
to deliver
it
with
my
own hand; nor dzd I
thin~
fit
in
the mean time
to acquaint
OH
of
m
arrival,
ottt of
refpeG
to
hu
Ma1efl-y'
s
Letter, winch
ought
to have
come ftrjl unto
our h..ind.t before mme.
But
conjidertnf!.
that
the
Affairs
of
hi.1
MajcP..
wqu/d
require m
prefince here
or
fame
time, and hearing that
ou
had
convened an -lf{embl
of
the
People
to meet
011
at the Cit of
ima,
to confider
of
Affairs
which depend
on thin._'lJ
a/read
P•tfl
•
I
;11de;ed
it
necef{tt
to emp/.
an
rcpYefl
M ej[mger
with
hu
M
1ef/:.
's Letter,
nd
with
the
fame occ
firm
alfo
to
fend
yo11
mine
the
6utrer
1vl.
ereof, named
He andez
amagua,
u
a PerfM of
uality,
and
one
confider
able in
our
Co11n1r
,
and
ver
much
JOHr
Frr
nd and
humble
ervant.
PP'hat
I
have
now to
/iy
to
OH
.rrhcr,
r5
t o
acqu iint
011,
Th,.it
in
ain
there
hnve been great
Conf1dtations
concer–
ning the manner
how
the
commotion.s
ttnd
dij/11rha11cu, which have hecn rttifed
in
Peru
ftnce
tbe
f ie -kin
a o
unnez
( whom
uodforgive) came into
thofe
part1, were
to
be
ta~en
~md
re(c,i
ed.
nd
after
hu
M.:9efly
had
well
111eighed
and confidered the
faveral
D
bate!
and
Opinions
th
re11pon,
there
hath
110
caufe appeared huherto
to
believe
that
the
fame
did
proceed from
i
~ motive
o difobedience
or
differvice to hu Ma1eft.
,
but mere!J
from
a prin–
ciple
of
falf-prefe1
v atJOn,
which induced them
to oppofe that
feverir which the
Vi
e-kfng
s{ea
i11
the exec11tion
of
the
new
L:twJ
again.ftthe
privileges and rsghts
of
that Countrey:
/ind
j:-uther
his
~
efaje/f_
hath conjidered the
obftznacy
of
the
Vice-
ing,
who would
admit
of
no
Petition
or
A ppeal, or
(ufpeJ'tjion of
the new
Law1
unti/L
fuch
ttr1u
M
his
Majejly
WtU
ac–
q11ainted
with
t he
inconvmience.t thereof;
all
wh1ch appears at large
in 1011.r
Letter
to
hir
M ajefly, and
which
give1 a farther relation., that ou
had t11k!n
upon you the Government
at the injlance ,md deftre
of
the
Court
of
[uftrce,
and
which th
had delivered '/Into
.JO#
by
Comm1ffio11
t1nder
his Ma1eft/s
Broad
etJl;
in
virtue
whereof
ou
promlfe to ferve his Ma-
1efl..
,
and profeft
that to have refiljed the
Government
at
that time
would have
been
a dif
{ervice to
his Mt]
ft
,
and that
you accepted
it
on no
other terms
than
fach
a&
hecame"
good
and a
loyal
Hb]ell,
and
with intention to refign
it
at the command and will of
hJJ Majej/y
Ali
vhich
heing thus U11derftood
by
hu
M 1qeft..
,
he
hath Jent me
to
q11iet
the
mind.t of the
People
by
a revocation of
thofe
Law1, {lCCording
to the
prayer
of
your
Petition ;
with power to ptthlrjh a
general
Pardon
for
all Fault1, Crimes a»d Mifdemeanonrs
a/read]
committed: and
la..ft!J,
to
ta.k! the
opinion
and
direction
of
the People of
this
01mtr
c011-
cent n
the
method.t
whtch
are
to he
11fed
for the
advancement and
promotion
of
the
f
ervice
of God, and
for
the
common good a d
welfare
of
the
Inhabitants: And
in rega:d there are
man
paniards
in t hofe part s,
who
are
unemplO.Jed,
and have no
poffelfioru,
1t
t4
thought
fit