from him.

2. To the second he said that he has no knowledge of the said Schooner
nor of any other particular contained in this Enquiry.

3. To the third he said that there appears nothing from this Enquiry
that he can Answer to.

4. To the fourth he said that he knows Caleb David, that He and his
Wife lived in the House of Elizabeth the Irish Woman, that he came to
this City about three years agoe, as he was Informed, in a Long Boat
or Barge, having been cast away on the Coast of Campechy, which is all
he can say to this Enquiry.

5. To the fifth he said that he is Ignorant of the Contents of this
Enquiry.

6. To the Sixth he said that he only knows Antonio Correa to be a
Seafaring Man of middle Stature and brown Complexion, but knows
nothing of his making a Voyage at the time mentioned nor of any thing
else Contained in this Enquiry.

7. To the seventh can say nothing farther.

8. To the Eighth he said that he has not nor does he Expect any
Interest from the Determination of this Cause, That what he has
declared is the truth, to which he has made Oath, and is Sixty Years
of Age. Signed by him and Rubricated by his Lordship, of which I give
Testimony.

DOMINGO DE ARMAS.

Before me

JUAN FERN'O DEL VALLE.
N'y Pub.

_194. Declaration of Elizabeth Berrow. November 22, 1759._

In the Havana on the 22 Novemb'r 1759, Before His Honour Don Martin de
Ulloa, of the Order of St. James, one of his Maj'ys Council, Lieut.
Gov'r and Auditor of this City and Jurisdiction, Commissioned by his
Majesty in this Cause, Appeared Elizabeth Berrow, a Widow and
Inhabit't of this said City, and Swaring by the Sign of the Cross
according to Right and Form, promised to declare the Truth, and being
Enquired relating to the Tenor of the Articles Inserted in the
Interrogatory and Comprehended in the foregoing Copy Declared as
follows--

1. To the first she said that she knew Don Phelipe Ybanes in the year
56 by reason of his having been several times at her House, where
Caleb David an English Man Lodged, who he went to see; That she knew
said Ybanes to be a Spaniard by having heard it so Reported and that
he Married in this City; that he went to Sea in a Shooner of which he
was entire Owner, as said Caleb David and Ybanes himself Reported.

2. To the second she said that she understood from said Ybanes that
the Schooner which he called his own was Named _Our Lady of the
Rosary_ though she never saw said Schooner in this Por