Purchas his pilgrimes. part 2 In fiue bookes. The first, contayning the voyages and peregrinations made by ancient kings, patriarkes, apostles, philosophers, and others, to and thorow the remoter parts of the knowne world: enquiries also of languages and religions, especially of the moderne diuersified professions of Christianitie. The second, a description of all the circum-nauigations of the globe. The third, nauigations and voyages of English-men, alongst the coasts of Africa ... The fourth, English voyages beyond the East Indies, to the ilands of Iapan, China, Cauchinchina, the Philippinæ with others ... The fifth, nauigations, voyages, traffiques, discoueries, of the English nation in the easterne parts of the world ... The first part.

Officers belonging to Iustice.

THe Chancellor of India hath 300000. Reys ordinary, and 100000. that were granted him by a Warrant from his Maiestie, and 18000. Reys for his lodging, which amounteth in all to 418000. Reys, which is 261 l. 5 s. sterling.

The chiefe Iudge of Criminall Causes, hath 300000. Reys ordinary, and 100000. Reys gran∣ted him by his Maiesties Letter, and 30000 Reys for his lodging, which in all amounteth to 430000. Reys, which is 268 l. 15 s. sterling. [ 60]

The chiefe Iudge of Ciuill Causes hath 300000. Reys ordinary, and 100000. Reys that were granted him by his Maiesties warrant, and 18000. Reys for his lodging, which amounteth in all to 418000. Reys, which is 261 l. 5 s. sterling.

The Iudge of the Crowne matters, and of matters touching the Kings reuenues, hath 300000.

Reys ordinarie, and 100000. reys, that were granted him, by his Maiesties warrant, and 18000. reys for his Lodging, which is in all 418000. reys, and is 261l. 5s. ster.

The chiefe Iudge of Wills and Testaments of India; hath ordinarie euery yeere of his Maie∣sties Reuenues 150000. reys, and 100000. reys that were granted him by his Maiesties war∣rant, and also 18000. reys for his Lodgings, and the other 150000. reys that want for the 300000. reys, he is to haue them of the Goods of them that are deceased, and if it doth not a∣mount to so much, it shall be accomplished at his Maiesties charge, shewing how he is not satis∣fied, and it amounteth in all to 261li. 5s. ster.

The Kings Atturney hath 300000. reys ordinarie, and 100000. augmented by his Maiesties warrant, and 18000. for his Lodgings, which is 261l. 5s. ster.

There serueth at this present in the Court of Releases three Iudges, to wit, the Bachelor, [ 10] Andres Fernandes; the Doctor, Luiz de Gois de la çerda; and the Bachelor, Simon Pereira; to the which is giuen euery yeere 1104000. reys, after the rate of 3••8000. reys to euery one, which is 690l. sterling in all, 100000. reys augmented by his Maiesties warrant, entring in this account.

The Iudge of the Citie of Goa hath 100000. reys ordinarie, which is 62l. 10s. ster.

The Bayliffe of this Citie hath 20000. reys ordinarie, which is 12l. 10s. ster.

The Serjeant hath 20000. reys ordinarie, which is 12l. 10s. ster.

The Clerke or Notarie of the Chancerie hath 30000. reys ordinarie, which is 18l. 15s. ster.

The Kings Sollicitor hath 30000. reys ordinarie, which is 18l. 15s. ster.

The Iayler hath 19200. reys ordinarie, which is 12l. ster. [ 20]

The Porter of the Chancerie hath 10800. reys for his wages and prouision, which he recei∣ueth, as a man of Armes, and is 6l. 15s. ster.

The Porter and Keeper of the Court of Relation, and Distributer of the Bills of Appeales, hath 100000. reys ordinarie, which is 62l. ster.

The Bayliffe of the Suburbs without the Citie, hath 20000. reys, which is 12l. 10s. ster.

The wages of the Officers aboue written, amounteth 3824000. reyes, which is 2390l. ster.