Before me—
Juan Palol, Presbyter, Commissary, and Notary.
TO CAYETANO TUCO, PRESBYTER COMMISSARY.
In consequence of the deficiency of the information relating to the deposition of Mariana Sauri, widow, native of Tremp, and residing in Barcelona, in the Calle de Basea, in the upper story of a house opposite a carpenter’s, the Tribunal has ordered that you be instructed to make inquiries with all possible expedition respecting the character and responsibility of the abovementioned person, and of the credit due to her testimony; also respecting the character and conduct of Teresa Salanova, wife of Francisco Salanova, weaver, living, as it appears, in the Calle de San Raymon, between a tavern and a tailor’s shop. You will likewise make the same inquiries respecting the life and character of Joseph ——, a soldier in the Swiss regiment of Vetchar, and whether these persons conform to the precepts of the Church in the annual confession and Paschal communion. These orders I transmit for your execution. Our Lord preserve you.
Royal Palace of the Inquisition of Barcelona, June 28th, 1802.
Dr Don Ciro Valls y Geli, Sec’y.
TO THE MOST ILLUSTRIOUS INQUISITOR.
MOST ILLUSTRIOUS SIR,