Series of documents concerning maritime transportation of commercial items such as glass, cigars, fabric and cloth, hats, sugar, Chocolate, cacao, and similar items. Budget for salt store repairs and troop payrolls.(M. Marroquin, June 1988)

Series of documents concerning maritime transportation, military and civil administration, funds allocation in ports, and employment. (M. Marroquin, June 1988)

Virrey(?) Orders Garcia to assist Goleta mosca on its trip to for Manila. Garcia gives account of existing funds in his power which were intended for other uses (eg. Salaries) (M. Marroquin, June 1988)

Series of documents related to building repair; contraband through San Blas; money shipment through San Blas; re-enlistment of teniente Murga; solicitation of priest to San Blas; request for collected alms; reinstatement of Former tax collector of San Blas; surgeon from San Blas sent to Habana; certification request from Villiano de Aguirre for trip to Nootka; account given for expedition to Cavite with Capellan Villaverde; and Salinas stores restoration. (M. Marroquin, June 1988)

Concerns petition to repair ship San Carlos in San Blas. List of repairs and budget ff. 115; list of repairs and materials ff. 117; budget and salaries ff. 136-139. List of materials includes cotton, tar, iron, wood and fabrics. Ff. 97 contains list of arms, ammunition and personnel on ship. (M. Marroquin, June 1988)

Series of documents concerning alleged desertion and theft committed by condestable of fragata Principe Fernando. List of sailors left ashore due to illnesses. (M. Marroquin, June 1988)

Series of shipping invoices from San Blas on fragata Aranzazu destined for San Diego, San Francisco, Santa Barbara in 1793; includes list of goods missing or damaged upon arrival and signature of Habilitado; Series of letters discussing goods lost, missing or damaged. (D. J. McClelland, April. 1988)

Correspondence between several officials concerning three Christian Indians who stowed away from San Diego to San Blas; legal implications and culpability discussed; mention made of occupations of Indians. (D. J. McClelland, March 1988)

Tomo 154 (pages 16, 20, 26, 30, 147, 387, 431)- representaciones written to fray Antonio Valdes, Mexico 1789-1790 concerning- validity of reports from provinces of Mexico, requests for artillery, shipment of 'situados' to Havana, and situado for Luisiana. Tomo 156 (pages 127, 250)- representaciones written to fray Antonio Valdes, Mexico, 1790 discussing loyalty of colonialists of Luisiana and shipments of arms. Tomo 157 (page 319)- representacion, no place or date, reviews past relations with Apaches and northern Indians of Texas. (J. Erbe) (1978)

Tomo 68 (page 6)- to Jose Galvez, Mexico 1776, report on latest events in Coahuila, (skirmishes with Indians). Tomo 69 (pages 15, 17)- informs receiving cedulas, arrival of brigadier Croix and presentation of documents to tribunal de Cuentas to Jose Galvez, Mexico, 1776. Tomo 87 (page 4)- to Jose Galvez, Mexico, 1771, informs skirmishes involving capitan Martinez and Apaches near San Antonio Bucareli presidio. Also attack by Comanches on detachment from Cibolo Destacamento and pursuit of Indians by capitan Luis Cazorla. Tomo 88 (pages 17)- to Jose Galvez, Mexico, 1777, extract of news received from provinces of Coahuila, Nueva Mexico, and Texas includes fights between Indians, raids by Comanches on Albuquerque and surrounding areas, use of arms by Comanches, and account of episode involving the beaching of an English ship. Tomo 90 (page 23)- to Jose Galvez, Mexico, 1777 discuss increase in annuity of Luisiana and right to make shipments to Veracruz from same province. (J. Erbe) (1978)