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the abuſes committed, e to be committed, almoſk with-put poſtibilitie to be diſcouered oꝛ remedied ik that Ockicerhe not eſtabliſhed with ſuch conuentent entertainment,Iishe ſhal not foꝛ neceſĩ itie be inloꝛced to confederate oꝛbeconniuent at theſe abuſes inſuing.This Officer among the Ryamanes was called Quæſtor,&in not to be commauded 57 any other bunt the Cenerall oni: audt ic to haue good regard to all ſuoh Caueats as he ſball re-

, ¶ aue from the Muſt er-maſter Generall, aud Auditor. And ifnt be doe any thing to the contrary, that may hinden or preiudice

ler AMaieſties ſeruice, he is to auſiverò it at hig perill.

The Auditors office.

1 E are two ſoꝛts of Auditoꝛs, the one ſoꝛ criminall1 cauſes, and are commonly ioyned in the Spaniſh go-lernment as Alliſtants to the Camp-maſters foꝛ mini-teing ok iuſtice by lawes Martial. But the Auditoꝛ Jneane in this place, is the Ofticer foꝛ accounts: which a-hong the Spaniards is allo called Audlitore: and withouthin the Trealoꝛer oꝛ Pagadoꝛe(as they call him) makesls papments. f fThis Auditoꝛ mut receiue from the Mulkermaſter Ge-F betallza Lifte of all the Captains both hozſe and foot, thatbein the Armie, withthe kimes ol their entrie and dil-N carge:t like wile of all the great Ockicers ok the nield, e oe Garriſon toines:and to haue faire and large bones,leuing a leat oꝛ two fo; euery leueral Captain and Of-ſter to enter their Aimpꝛeſtes, Dekalcatiös, Billes o debtla Pauition, Armes, Uictuals, oꝛ other necenarles.

A the General at any time graũt a warrãt of Impꝛellbanp Captain foꝛ monep, to pꝛouide neteſlaries foꝛ hisJGpanpsoꝛ to any Oticer in part orhis wages, he oughtlik to enter it wirh p Auditoꝛ, E to haue 5 Auditoꝛs handtoß kot ol his Will, to ſherw it is entred: and without luchbarrät kö 5 General certitied by N Auditoz the Trealu-