[No Savage heading survives — it stood on the missing stamp-153 leaf.] Conclusion of an abstract on…

Departmental State Papers, tomo I–II · BANC MSS C-A 27, document 347

[No Savage heading survives — it stood on the missing stamp-153 leaf.] Conclusion of an abstract on embarking an artillery party for Acapulco: on occasion presenting he will march 'para esta Ciudad, con todos los Artilleros del Destacamento', any wishing to stay may remain 'incorporados á la partida que queda del referido Gonzalez'; 'para dar cumplim.to á dha orden, he tratado el embarque mío, un Cabo y nueve Artilleros por el corto estipendio de 200$, embarcando los víveres necesarios y trasladar dha partida desde este Puerto al de Acapulco'; if there is objection to the party leaving the Territory, 'la Fragata toca á ese punto donde recibiré órdenes'; should it be decided the party not leave 'hasta que no venga buque de nuestra Armada Nacio.l', he thinks it just that he and the party 'se halle reunida en ese punto que es de donde descienden los Buques para de S. Blas ó de Acapulco'. Mentions Gonzalez (party remaining). Author unnamed on the surviving leaf.

Date— (inferred)
From[unnamed officer commanding an artillery embarkation party, first person]
To[unnamed; context suggests the comandancia general]
Place—
SeriesDepartmental State Papers
TomoI
Original tomo pagepp.563-6
Savage copy page154 [stamp] / 163 [pencil]
Scan leafn145
Document typeSavage abstract (conclusion only; opening + heading on the leaf missing from the scan)
SourceSavage abstract

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