655 / 1070
Boin,
Ill.
Royal C
ommentarier.
lismants.
or
ill
:11fetl:ed, were feized, and <:onverced
tÓ
che u[e of their own party,
wno
being
peor, (as
we
-have
before
me-ntioned) had Reed chereof
to
repair
iheir
formncs.
1Jm
Je
Rill/4
was
the
Perfon
-hominated fot General :
rohn Tello t!le Guvna11,
á
Native
of
Seviilc,
and
Francú
.Jle
Chavu,
,a near Kinfman of the-0ther
Franr:ü dt
d,avn:,
who was killed wich the MaF<1uis, were made Ül;ptains ; for
it
is one oí
,che
·.eIIential roifeties
of
Civil
W.arfot
Brochers
to fight againA:
Brochers.
Like–
wñe
CiJrjft~he,r -Sote/o
received
.a
Commiffion ro be a
Ca-~tain,
a-nd others were
nominated for otíh~r Offices. At tbe
ñews
of the-fe alterations,
aU rhe
id4e
Spani–
tmdir
and Vagabonds, vvhich
welie
void of ém~loyment
,ll).
Prr-,,,
carne flocking ~o.
the Cicy ef
/or
li.ejeJ
5
fo
that
in
a 'íhort ti~
Almagro
had compofed an Atmy of
more than eighc hundred Men :
fo
con'fident(! of whi:ch force;
he
·di-{parched his
Ordens
and Commands
to
C(Rj(;o,
and·aU th'e Citiés
pf
Per11,
namely to
Are1uepa,
tci>
ithe
Cbitrt1«,
and to all plires.akmg the Sea-coaft of
TrH:úllo,
and ro the l'n'land
COIÍntries of che
·ch11r:'hapo_,1U,
to receive-and·ackoowledge him for ~bforute Lord
.and Gov.emour
0\7er
ali the Empire.
One
ér rwo Cities complied and ·dbeyed,
.µther
oot
nf
fea-r
than lovt, booaufe they had not power to make r-efütence againfr
Jjfey
Meo, which were fent againíl them : but other Cities refufed to fúbmit, as
w.ill pirefently .appea.r.
·
· ,
litis a common phrafe in the bnguage
qf
P-e-rH
to
ifay,
Vp the Coa'/f,
kna
llown
thr
Ct>Xft
;
not that upon the Sea, which is a Plairl, there
do
he Up
,br
Down
~
but it
is
a term ufed
iR
the
New
Navigation, -in tef
peét
to ·tbe Sourh-Mnd whicñ
iálwáys
blows Tr-ade, or the fame way in ~he1fe 'Seas,
Pit1M,m1t
lyi:ng to Lee·w.u-.d
of
Per#
:;
fo
on the contrary tñofe who Sail from
Panarna,
to
Pem
muft
turn
to
Wind-w~r~ which
is,
as itwer:e, up-hill, as the other is clown.
· ·
r_lilm
de
.R1ttia,
as we have
fuid,
having had a great hand in the late Revolucion
1
took
upoo him
t-0
Hfue
out a!l Commüfons ·in the. Name of
Almagro.,
without com–
municating the fenfe .or fubfianée thereofto his·otherCompani0ns; whobad been
-cqually
:ooncemed with him
in
the Murthtr
of
cheMarquis ; which was the caQ[e
of
moch fpleen and malioe amongft the ,pfincipal Men,
fo
that they began to bao–
.dy
among!t
themfetves, and tontrive ways
in
whac manner to kill him.
-
llie -P.lot
being
difcover.ed,
Fr.anr:i(
<JO.Jc,C'h~ves
endured che Wmd~, and·after–
wards was hang~d, being che Ring~leader of chis C<)li)fpiracy ; feveral others were
iibwife
fór r,he
fa.mecaufe put t-0 ~eath, amongíl: which
.Antonio
de
Orihuela,
a Na–
:tiv.e of
Slllama11oa,
Was one, tbough lately come from
Spain,
having
011
the way
dinm'
thentefa:id, that the pai=ty which now ruled were
;a
company of Tyrants
~
rmer
whidi
r-a& fayililg, he w-as
ill
advifed
to
adventure
his
life in ch~ir hands.
<l_~m
ide
A/varado
wás
one
QÍ
thofe ÓlfiGers whom
Abt:agro
1 mp!oyed t-o cake
w,lfeffion ,of Towns and 'Plant>atfons for
rns
u[e,
and
-to.-levy
Sou1diers, and
to
~onder
Horfes,· and to difarm ali thofe-of the-concrary •parcy ,vho ·had command
-over
ilnllians,
-ar .any power, beiqg elleemed for Enemies to tne Govemmem.
AtOOl!dingly
he went
t9
Tr-uxi!Jo,,
where
1
hé Hifchar-ged
.Diego
de
.Mora
from heing ·
Jodge-of that place, though be had been deputed in that Office
by
Don Diego
de
Almagro
;
but bavfog kept a corréfpondence with
A{onfo
de
Alviirado,
who was of
the contrary faétion, he was eíleemed for one difaffeéted; and noc
fic
for chat em-
ployment
,
In the
Cicy
9f
Se.
MicheJ
be put
Franr:i/co
de
Vounediano,
and
Hcrnando de rittegM,
to death, befides other Outrages: And in
Huanucu
he killed
Alonfo
de
Cabrera,
~ho had once been Steward to
F,;anr:ifoo Pifarro,
becaufe he had made a party
to
Joyn
together, and
fly
to
the King s Forces.
,
·Another infüument or Officer they had procured, named
Diego Mendet-,
who
went to the Town ofP!ate in che
Charca-;,
\\lhich tbey found widiout people, be–
cau[e they had ali difper[ed themfelves by feveral ways to meec at
Co~r:o,
and to
declare for che King, as will preíendy appear. Howfoever,
Diego Mende~
took
greac quantities of Gold in that Town, which the
Spanimls
had with privity of
the
Indians
hiddi=n and concealed; but fuch was che cowardi[e oí that poor-fpiri–
ted people, that upon che leaft threat they immediately made a difcovery.
Moreover, he made a feizure of fixcy thoufand Pefos oí refined Silver, digged
from the Mines of
del Porr:o,
for as yet chofe of
Potocf!
were not difcovered ; and
confifcaced to the ufe of
.Almagro
ali the
lndians
Riches and Wealth, vvhich be- •
l9nged to the Marquis
Don Francifco Pir¿arro,
vvhich amQunted
to
a vaíl: fum: the
like he did of the Pl¡mtations of Capt:iin
Diego
de
RojM,
of
Per11npm~,
of
Graviel
.
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