[46] At Quito, probably. The viceroy-archbishop, op. cit., p. 332, calls the man Carlos Alem (Charles Allen, Charles Hall?). Besides the viceroy's circumstantial account of this fight at the Barbacoas, there is one in Dionisio de Alcedo's Aviso Histórico [Piraterías y Agresiones de los Ingleses] (Madrid, 1883), p. 158.
[47] Payta, Peru, in 5° S. lat.
[48] Punta Aguja, 5° 57´ S. lat.
[49] Nearer 18° 30´.
[50] Ilo. It was late in October, not early.
[51] Mora de Sama.
[52] Pedereros, small cannon.
[53] Magellan. The temporary capture of Ilo is omitted.
[54] Coquimbo, Chile, in 30° S. lat. Ringrose, pp. 107, 111, gives plans of the town and the harbor.
[55] Excepting.