4000003871

R:-oyal (;qn:ime)taries.

BooK

· - fiurbanc;s ~ere caufed by che rigour of che new Laws, and che fevere and indif–

creet manner of pucting chem in execution by che Vice-king, che remedy thereof

ought

be by contrary applications; which was, chac che new Laws fhould

abíolucely ?brogated and declared in

va\id,

and chat t?, de~are and publifh ~hem

for.,~yh

~-~foa{b~,be.-fen¡,oh

rw.ld

ge)<lt

je'and

á..ffaqle temper?

an~

Ofle

ex~1e~C5of'.th~ v{,of:l ,

prtlfelic<

& 1-nf

<?,

~le.of

~velntnetl(i*1 fhelirn'€s of

Pe.r'ti

'árrd

yet'

~tml·

iet·

kno\1iitrg nó\v to m':r

ñage á

War if occalion' íhould re–

quire.' The Perfon eleél:ed for this employmem was

Licenf_iado Pedro ti.e la Gafca,

Presbyter of che Church, and a Memb~r of che General Council of che lnquifiti–

on,

and one in whom all che fore-memioned qualicies did concurr; and being chus

e!eéted;-he

offered

his Majeíl:y

for

his- flpproba-üen:

ut)en

receipt of

Ehefo

Letters of recommendarion, Orders were given in fuch manner as

Gomara

writes

in the

5th Chapcrr

oí

his Book,..which

have chought

fit

to repeat word

for

word, becauíe he fe

m.f

be mor~ plain,and ¡!ear lfere

thaó apy orher Auchour

whacG ever.

;_.

t._

•

'·.

When che Emperour, fairh he, had received the news of che great dillurbances

Pe~u,

_and of t½~ it:nl)rifonmem of

Blafco

N,um1n

he highl~ r~íenred che info–

lence of tne Judges, who duríl: actempc fo danng a piece of101ufhce againíl cheir

allegiance, and alfo condemned che proceedings of

Gonfalo Pifarro,

as not tending

to his fervice. Howfoever, when ic was confidered that Appeal was made to

him in reference to che new Uws, t·tílt che, LeJ:C~rs

nílruél:ion which were gi–

ven herein and

(ent

Franéiflo Ma!Jonad~

\\reré tni[catried, and chat

Texada

died

at Sea ; che faulc was caíl upon che Vice-king, who wich roo much rigour execu–

red~h':!1trew Laws ~10,ui ad\nicti1.1g of any Perii.c1ónsc qr hear~ening_~o che Rea–

fons which were offered

che c,q1¡trary

0 :

put

chen he fo¡;meq again

reí

be excufed

by che pofüive commands in his'

lníl:t"aénons'

not

adroit of ahy app~at or delay,

for

chac thofe methods were looked upon as cercainly conducing to the fervice of

()Qd,

íe.@'.l~:w.elfar.c:rand,,a@~rvatiott

of!

chef1t2di~1-,

,J@

difchta~<(

a good

Qónftkooe*

6~ tbetílW€afthOf

tbe lGng's füive1:me·:,,

:vvhen

ch~ 1ghings,

a¡;

(ajdiAwetEf

t:.0níider~d11·fh~.;angtr,o( the ~(f)per(¡)ur,

muoh

abated, ,

a¡

his trouble

iaOtieafearby

itl-tls

fdonab)tt)~em, '1,{hich

caJ'Ile

bim

;¡t

time wben

wa~

engagád1ma,War

,1-i.il

011rrpári;¡,

and

tin

,thofe

dillurban<:es which were cauf~d by théJ

hktnenknJ.

H@w

toe

v~r~ fOflficleting,hQw much

cqmcerneG him to ,rnlieve

bis

Subjd6M:ilill

PerH,

andr~r0,v,j~e temt:tdi4s},yher~witl;i

to Píl~ifie che commo~ions rai–

frqti

fr1

~11!.

Krngdotm¡

'which y¡p,J<i{ed1Him;

a,yaíl

l!K0me and Revenue ; he con·

0,1

r~.in

·6be o~ioilm

0fr

t.,i · Cbunc;il, whichl

Was

to,

íend a p1:rfon

ofa

·gentl~ artd

~aé'€ablé diípelitioo¡

and

of, e~peri~nc;e. aod prafüG~ in

affil:irS',

anGt differem t0¡

the,Jlnlmoor,•©LrB/efco

Nunne~,

whowas v,iolent, ~pén in':hi,s

Cofm[els,, and neichet

1.1J¡J-d~fta11dlingi

Men:,m.(l)r

B.llílnefs:

and

.Jaílily,

confidaring t~1ac

fiñrn,a

Lion.wuld

prév.ruU..

che gentle

fl}irittüfi a Lamb migbc ,h,e, mu,Ghl.J}1oi;e molÜÍyit1g r.and .vint.

nim~

áf

ob&

p,e~le

1fútit1.á per(ol) as

,QOÍS

1was'

,.F,icenci44o Pedrq Gafad

efieearea tó1

be;

Jinallrof ar

much,

h:ict~

urjrie~fütnd':/ilg chao tbf! {ither,

<Vld.

one wb0 had gai–

ned ;} re¡\mfilrtioo

hi\árlag@ment

th(fCommmlGJD~

"aQd

'f.reacies w..ith che

Moors

j¡:¡;

EdUm

~hd aa;orliliB§]y a Commiffiolíl1

wd~

given

,bim,

wirh Letwrs andrQ¡¡;

dt11s1·.ifi

Blánk,

·t0

infei:~

~ha&i

!N¡m1es-

he- fuould

chihk

ijc , ,aad ali che la:te Ordi–

nances ·a1\d new

L'aws:

~.e~e cáhcefütd and iepealed-; and Leners ·wer~ ,yrote

Gón,pt1!o

Pwarro

:ar!J.dru:ad--at

r;eJmtt

G~fl

nli,e

year

'546.

·,

, Thús

fJ;i{r;,a

was)c'.lifpatd~ed a~iay., -ª11~rtboug!.i '.hegeparted wich a frnall number;

of Pttrfons,

and

mean Retin¡,¡e, ar8; ~ ich !he Tic!e nely of PreGdel,'lt, yet he

iyas Mgfpih"e2L'l:nem,cami ~r~at h'.opés

w~~~

aonce~ved o~the

fufizefs

of his negocia–

t10ns.l

The

fhipWing,

v.'hioh,a,~rc¡;Jdéci. bim, was ,me1111ly provided wich Mariners,

áocl

onely

whar.

wa~ necteiliu;y,. chat

1-1Jighc,puMhe Etnperour to as_liccle charge

a~ \.Vas ¡;,offible., ano íhew ¡¡,l-aifi}flt!ÍS'.J; . ~he·people of

Pe(u

without affeétation of

ífate i

n,all

bis proceeoings; che Judges ,heocarried

wiüh

him were

4ndreo de

Cianea

and

~n.mi,

being·períons,in ,whoth m·e ·gtea,rly confided,

,When

artived ac

Nomlr:

e di

ñJios,

,he,cmiluiunitaceg his.aúGnofs

no man, but treaced· with every

~ao ,111 fúch rnanner .;p;~agreed1w1th the·Cha1;aéter vlhich was given of him, fay.

mg, ~hat be was

Pi'yarro,

and chat in caíe he would noc receive him he

w0.uld return again

che Emperour ; for cbae, bis P.rofellion was oot ro e a Soul–

dier, nor wa.she acqúainted wíd1 th~Art,ofWar, his bufinefs being onely

recall

rhe late Ordmances, and

prnGd~

che Council. And whereas

.Melchior Vedugo

ferie

kc him knowr,' chaic he

was

coming

ferve him w1th fome ocher Compa-

nions,