Lima 3 de agosto de 1798
Por quanto el 6. del mes próximo pasado un corsario ingles atacó é hizo prisionero dentro de la rada de Arica el pequeño buque de este comercio, nombrado el Gran Señor, le traxo hasta enfrente del puerto de Quilca, y desembaracando en él un oficial con bandera Parlamentaria, propuso, ajustó y verificó su rescate por cinco mil quinientos pesos que le exhibieron sus vecinos, y este hecho insólito irregular, y sobre que ya he tomado separadamente las providencias convenientes, es un exemplar cuya repeticion debe precaverse, .
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Title from caption and first part of text.
Place and date of publication suggested by Medina.
Signed on p. [2]: El Marques de Osorno. Simon Rávago. Una rubrica del Asesor general.
Forbids negotiating ransoms directly with British ships which captured Spanish vessels in Peruvian waters. Ransoms would be settled at Cadiz through diplomatic channels once the hostilities ceased.
Medina, J.T. Lima, 1864.
Vargas, Ugarte R. Impressos peruana, 2778.
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John Carter Brown Library copy bound into modern portfolio binding.
John Carter Brown Library copy acquired with the assistance of the Sophia Augusta Brown Fund.
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