One case of large gilded coins for the coast of China, i
Two bales and two boxes of linens, iiii
Two quintals of Muzavetas, ii
Four pounds of fine coral of all sorts, iiii
Three quintals of glass, (one blue), iii
One thousand bundles of glass beads—green and yellow, m
Five hundred dozen hawks’ bells, d
Coins and small bars of fine silver for trade in China,
Six large caldrons of pitch, vi
Two large caldrons, such as
are used for bucking linen;
but they must be large and
very strong, because they
are to be used in making saltpetre,
ii
One thousand sailneedles, m
Two hundred hogsheads hooped with hoops of iron, cc
Two saddles with long stirrups,
with colored velvet
trimmings, and all rivets,
bits, and stirrup-irons
to be gilded,
ii
Two cavalry saddles with colored
trimmings, all to
be of good quality,
ii
Six gilt swords with daggers
of good quality which
are for the S.S. on the coast
of China and for those
in the islands of Japan,
vi
All of the aforesaid goods should be sent as soon as possible, on the first ships that sail, for all these things are very necessary, that we may maintain ourselves in these parts.
List of articles needed by the said fleet for the oared vessels which are to be built here for his majesty. The list follows:
First: four hawsers,
of one hundred and twenty brazas
[93] each; each five quintals,
xx quintals
Two large cables, of eighty brazas
each; each one
to weigh six quintals,
xii quintals
Six hawsers, of one hundred and
thirty brazas each;
each to weigh three quintals,
xviii quintals
Two large cables additional, of
one hundred and twenty
brazas each; each to weigh ten quintals,
xx quintals
Item common sails for rigging,
thirty quintals,
xxx
quintals
We need one hundred quintals
of cordage of all sorts,
c
quintals
Two grapnels, each to weight four
quintals,
viii
quintals
Four anchors, to weigh five quintals
apiece,
xx
quintals
Six grapnels, to weigh three quintals
apiece; five
or six more, each to weigh from five to six arrobas,
xxxiii
arrobas [sic]