Egerton MS 1509

Vol. IV. Continuation of the General Correspondence of the Council of the Inquisition, 1607-1747, viz.: Reports of the Inquisitors of Aragon of cases disposed of at autos da fé at Saragossa; with papers relating to the same, including letters of Fernando de Açevedo [afterwards Archbishop of Burgos], and [Bernardo de Sandoval y Rojas] Cardinal Archbishop of Toledo, Inquisitor General; noted with the King's orders in Holograph, 28 Sept. 1607-18 Dec. 1609, f. 1; Letter of [Francisco Gomez de Sandoval y Rojas] Duque de Lerma; 5 May, 1612, f. 38; Reports on proceedings against relatives and followers of Antonio Perez; May-Nov. 1613, f. 42; Complaint by the Viceroy of Aragon of unusual pretensions of the Inquisitors of Aragon; with papers; 28 Dec. 1615-28 Jan. 1616, f. 70; Letters of [Andres Pacheco], Inquisitor General, to Philip IV., respecting prosecutions of Englishmen, etc.; 20 Dec. 1622-17 Oct. 1623; with the King's answers, minuted by his own hand in the margins, f. 77; Letters of Philip IV., of the Inquisitor General, and of [Gaspar Guzman] Conde de Olivarez, relating to differences between the Viceroy and the Inquisitor of Majorca; 26 Sept. 1623-13 Jul. 1625, f. 81; Report of the Council of the General Inquisition, with other papers, relating to the imprisonment of D. Guillen Lombardo de Guzman, an Irishman, by the Inquisitors of Mexico; 1643, 1644, f. 116; Papers relative to the liberation of prisoners claimed by the States General; Aug. 1645-Mar. 1646, f. 121; Letters of Philip IV., with other papers, relating to questions of jurisdiction of the Inquisition in Aragon; June, Jul. 1646, f. 137; Papers relating to William Porter, of London, trumpeter in the Spanish service, converted from Protestantism; March, 1650, f. 173; Information of D. Francisco de Zamora y Valdes respecting the detention of a Christian female by [Mohammed Aga] the Turkish Ambassador, and his endeavours to compel her to renounce her faith; with examinations of witnesses, reports on the case, etc.; 7-31 May, 1650, f. 182; Proceedings in the case of Raymond Traves and Grace Gent, English Protestants of Malaga; 1651, 1652, f. 250; Notice of consultas relative to a free port at Messina, from 1633 to 1663, f. 266; Copy of tract of Juan Perez de Saabedra, exposing frauds used to effect the introduction of the Inquisition into Portugal, f. 270; Paper relating to the declaration of conversion to Romanism by "D. Enrrique de Redee," [Rheede ?] Ambassador from Holland; Sept. 1669, f. 275; Papers relating to the conversion of Sir William Godolphin, English Ambassador; Apr. 1671, f. 281; Examination of Joachim Ernest, Duke of Schleswig- Holstein, preparatory to admission to the Roman church, 4 Jul., 1675; with form of profession; signed by the Duke, f. 286; Letters and papers relating to the erection of new buildings for the prison of the Inquisition in Granada; with coloured views, and plans of the church of Granada; June 1688-Feb. 1689, f. 294; Papers relating to the conversion to Romanism of [Jan Willem] Baron de Ripperda, Dutch Ambassador; 20, 23 Jul. 1718, f. 344; Report of [Juan de Camargo, Bishop of Pamplona] Inquisitor General, in opposition to a memorial of Thomas Trot, an English surgeon and protestant, praying to be allowed to practise among the English merchants of Cadiz; 5 May, 1721; with the King's order; signed, f. 349; Papers relating to the renunciation of the throne by Philip V., 10-18 Jan. 1724, and to his resumption of the same, 8, 9 Sept. 1724, f. 356; Reports of the Inquisitor General and the Council on the case of George Chamock, Rear-Admiral in the Spanish service, charged with bigamy; 27 Aug., 4, 28 Nov. 1725; with the King's orders in his own hand, and petition of Winifred Chamock, his wife [Jan. 1726], f. 372; Examination of Philip, Duke of Wharton, by a member of the Inquisition, on his renunciation of the Protestant faith; 4 Jul. 1726; signed, f. 384; Letter of Philip V., ordering the proclamation of war against England; 26 Nov. 1739; signed, f. 389; Letter of James Stuart, the Pretender, son of James II. of England, to the Inquisitor General, on the payment of the pensions granted to himself and his children; Rome, 15 May, 1742. Signed "Giacomo R.," with seal. f. 390; Power of attorney from the same to "Don Patricio Joyes," to receive his pension; 22 Aug. 1742; signed, f. 393; Letter of [Sebastian de la Quadra] Marques de Villaria, [Councillor of State], with two briefs of Pope Benedict XIV., and other documents, relative to the settlement of a pension, secured on the revenues of bishoprics in Spain, on the two sons of James Stuart [the Pretender]; 1742-1747. The briefs are on vellum. f. 394. [Bibl. Eg. 1,509.]

includes:

• f. 1 Philip III of Spain: Orders of: 1607-1609.: Span.
• f. 1 Bernardo de Sandoval y Rojas, Cardinal Archbishop of Toledo, Inquisitor-General: Letter.: 1607-1609.: Span.
• f. 1 City of Saragossa: Reports of the Inquisition on " autos da fé " at: 1607-1609.: Span.
• f. 1 Fernando de Acevedo, Archbishop of Burgos: Letters: 1607-1609.: Span.
• f. 38 Francisco Gomez de Sandoval y Rojas, Duque de Lerma: Letter: 1612.: Span.
• f. 42 Antonio Perez, Secretary and Minister of Philip II of Spain: Correspondence of the Inquisition relating to: 1588-1594, 1613.: Span.
• ff. 70, 137 Aragón, Spain: Papers relating to the Inquisition in: 1521, 1581, 1615-1616, 1646.: Span.
• f. 77 Andres Pacheco, Inquisitor General of Spain: Letters on prosecutions of Englishmen: 1622-1623.: Span.
• ff. 77, 81, 137 Philip IV of Spain: Letters and minutes on reports of the Council of the Inquisition: 1622-1646.: Span.
• f. 81 Island of Majorca: Letters on the differences between the Viceroy and Inquisitor: 1623-1625.: Span.
• f. 81 Gaspar de Guzman, Conde de Olivares: Letters: 1623-1625.: Span.
• f. 116 Don Guillen Lombardo de Guzman, an Irishman: Report on his imprisonment by the Inquisitors of Mexico: 1643, 1644.: Span.
• f. 121 Netherlands, United Provinces: Papers on the liberation of prisoners claimed by the States-General: 1645, 1646.: Span.
• f. 173 William Porter, trumpeter in the Spanish service: Papers relating to his conversion: 1650.: Span.
• f. 182 Mohammed Aga, Turkish Ambassador in Spain: Detention of a female Christian by: 1650,: Span.
• f. 182 Francisco de Zamora y Valdes: Information of, on the detention of a Christian female by the Turkish Ambassador: 1650.: Span.
• f. 250 Raymond Traves, of Malaga: Proceedings of the Inquisition in his case: 1651.: Span.
• f. 250 Grace Gent, of Malaga: Proceedings of the Inquisition in her case: 1652.: Span.
• f. 266 Messina, Sicily: Consultas relative to a free port: 1633-1663.: Span.
• f. 270 Juan Perez de Saavedra: Tract on the introduction of the Inquisition into Portugal.: Span.
• f. 270 Kingdom of Portugal: Tract of J. P. de Saabedra on the introduction of the Inquisition into.: Span.
• f. 275 Enrrique de Rheede, Ambassador from Holland to Spain: Paper on his conversion to Romanism: 1669.: Span.
• f. 281 Sir William Godolphin, Ambassador to Spain: Papers relating to his conversion to Romanism: 1671.: Span.
• f. 286 Dukes of Schleswig-Holstein: Joachim Ernest. Examination of, before admission to Romanism: 1675.: Span.
• f. 294 Granada, City in Spain: Letters relating to the prison of the Inquisition at: 1688-1689.: Span.
• f. 344 Jan Willem van Ripperda, Duke of Ripperda; Dutch Ambassador to Spain: Papers on his conversion to Romanism: 1718.: Span.
• f. 349 Juan de Camargo, Bishop of Pamplona, Inquisitor-General: Report opposing the memorial of Th. Trot: 1721.: Span.
• f. 349 Thomas Trot, Surgeon at Cadiz: Report of the Inquisitor-General in opposition to a memorial of: 1721.
• ff. 349-384, 389 Philip V of Spain: Letters and minutes on reports of the Council of the Inquisition: 1721-1739.: Span.
• f. 356 Philip V of Spain: Papers on his renunciation and resumption of the crown: 1724.: Span.
• f. 372 George Chamock, Rear-Admiral in the Spanish service: Reports on his case of bigamy, and petition of Winifred, his wife: 1725, 1726.: Span.
• f. 384 Philip Wharton, Duke of Wharton: Examination by the Inquisition on renouncing Protestantism: 1726.: Span.
• f. 390 James Stuart, the Pretender: Letter to the Inquisitor General on the pensions of himself and children: 1742.
• f. 393 Don Patricio Joyes: Power of attorney from the Pretender to receive his pension: 1742.
• f. 393 James Stuart, the Pretender: Power of attorney to P. Joyes to receive his pension: 1742.
• f. 394 Benedict XIV; Pope: Briefs relative to the pension of the Pretender's sons: 1742-1747.
• f. 394 Sebastian de la Quadra, Marques de Villaria: Letter relative to the pensions of the Pretender's two sons: 1742-1747.: Span.
• f. 394 James Stuart, the Pretender: Letter of the Marques de Villaria and briefs of Benedict XIV. relative to the pension of his two sons: 1742-1747.: Span.