Concerns de la Bodega y Quadra's replacement as commander of departamento de San Blas by Arteaga. Concerns Arteaga's transport from San Blas to la Havana. Father del Castillo's death is mentioned. Concerns arrivals and departures of ships from Guaymas to Sonora. Concerns payments of Alcabala of Rancho la generala's products to departamento de San Blas. Document concerning inventory of letters and administrative, military and civil offices that de la Bodega y Quadra transfers to Arteaga. (R. Gomez, may 1989)

Concerns sale of agave in Aguascalientes. Ximenez is said to be the only one buying agave from the Indians; and the only one in selling it and tobacco at the price he wants to San Blas department. In the documents related to issues, the Indians are mentioned as being unreliable. Concerns departures and arrivals of ships to San Blas. Carlon is arrested and accused of negligence in his duties as navigator. Concerns Bega's petition for increase of salary. (R. Gomez, may 1989)

Letters concerning acquisition of Pita, and tobacco from Pita in Aguascalientes and Tepic. In the documents, Ximenez is said to be the main dealer of Pita around Tepic and Aguascalientes; he is said to have the whole Pita produced by the Indians, and the only one who can sell it to Spain. Concerns departures and arrivals of ships to San Blas. (R. Gomez, may 1989)

Concerns designation of Ruiz as commissioner of departamento de San Blas. Concerns letters by Ruiz de Texada about the sale of Pita (agave) by the Indians of Aguascalientes; Indians are said to be ignorant, lazy, and non-reliable. Letter concerning desertion of navigators from ship Princesa in port of Acapulco; includes a list of desertors' names. Concerns notification of departures and arrivals to puerto de San Blas of ships. Includes a description of physical condition, weapons, soldiers and navigators of ship Balbanera. Concerns promotions. (R. Gomez, may 1989)

Concerns promotions of Maurelle, Canizares, and Camacho. Hezeta, Arteaga, and de la Bodega y Quadra are corroborated in their position at departamento de la Habana in the war against England. Concerns physical conditions of ships. Hezeta transfers departamento de San Blas command to de la Bodega y Quadra. Inventory of offices, letters and legal documents that Hezeta delivers to de la Bodega y Quadra. Letters concerning a pension for Luber who is sick. (R. Gomez, may 1989)

Notification of weapons carried by hispanic ships el principe, and Galicia. Concerns salaries paid to navigators. Concerns notification of departures and arrivals of ships, as well as description of ship's physical conditions, and crew. Notification of departures from San Blas to Manila and philipine islands. Folios concerning sailors, and priests recruitment. Notification to Hezeta about the conditions in which the ships are after their expeditions (crew, anchors, repairs etc.) (R. Gomez, may 1989)

Concerns navigation trips from presidio de Loreto to San Blas port. Letters dealing with physical conditions, and navigation personnel of ships before and after sailing from San Blas port to las Californias. Concerns Segurola' petition of payment increase. Concerns relation of salaries of military troops of ships Princesa, and favorita. Notification of Sorondo's arrival to San Blas carrying letters, schemes, plans, and logbooks to be taken to Manila. Includes notification to governor of Monterrey, Canete, that France and Espana have declared war on England. Petition from Castro to become first navigator of ship San Carlos. (R. Gomez, may 1989)

Concerns navigation of el dichoso ship to puerto de las Californias in order to seek el principe and la Goleta ships. Hezeta responds to the virrey saying puerto de San Blas has been informed about the declaration of war against England. Hezeta's letter concerning his assignment to San Blas. Concerns assignation of priests to ships. Notification of logbooks remitted to virrey. Choquet asks to be admitted as a Member in Orden de Santiago. Notification of departures of ships from San Blas. Concerns correspondence remitted and received by Hezeta on September, 1779. (R. Gomez, may 1989)

Ships departures to philipines in order to notify declaration of war between Spain and England. Concerns military pardon to prisoners in San Blas and Veracruz. Concerns assignment of personnel, goods, and notification of physical condition of the ships before departures. Notification from Hezeta to governors of Nuevas Californias and Sonora of declaration of war against England in order to get navigators, goods, and soldiers. (R. Gomez, may 1989)

Letter concerning Hezeta, who is said to have been sick, assuming authority in department of San Blas instead of Arteaga. Concerns travels from Tepic to presidios de San Francisco, Monterrey, and San Diego, and misiones de California in order to take food supplies. Letter concerning individuals with military privileges now being able to will their goods to their survivors. (R. Gomez, October 1988)