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ction, whenever occasion offers, as their exemplary life merits. San Lorenzo, June twenty-one, one thousand five hundred and eighty-three. I The King Countersigned by Antonio de Eraso, and approved by the members of the council. Legazpi's Aid to the Religious Approved The King: To Doctor Santiago de Vera, president of our royal Audiencia established in the city of Manila, in the Filipinas islands; or, in his absence, to the person or persons to whom the government of the islands has been entrusted. Father Andres de Aguirre, [2] of the order of St. Augustine, has reported that the adelantado Miguel Lopez de Legaspe gave orders in my name to pay, as a gratuity for the support of each of the religious who were engaged in the conversion and instruction of the natives of those islands, one hundred pesos of Tepusque and one hundred fanegas of rice. Thus the religious have been aided, although in later years the judges and officials of my royal exchequer have paid this gratuity with some reluctance, alleging that for such payments my orders must be produced. The matter having been examined by my Council of the Indias, it was agreed that I should issue this my decree, by which I command you to provide for giving the aforesaid gratuity to the said religious, as above stated. This decree is to be executed without fail. I, The King By order of his Majesty: Antonio de Eraso Aranjuez, April 24, 1584. Annual Income of the Royal Exchequer in the Philippines Report of the annual income from tributes and other sources of profit appertaining to his Majesty in these islands of the West, and the ordinary expenses therein. The tributes from the villages belonging to the royal crown amount in one year to twenty-two thousand pesos of eight reals each XXII U. [3] pesos Dues from tithes and assays of gold, four thousand pesos IIII U. pesos From import duties on merchandise which comes from Nueva Espana and China, six thousand pesos VI U. pesos Fines accruing to the exchequer, one thousand pesos I U. pesos ------------- XXXIII U. pesos Salaries and ordinary expenses The yearly salaries of the president, auditors, and fiscal of the royal Audi
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