Bill of lading certifying that Cap. Filippo Cachia had loaded cottone filato, fostaino, sponzi, lana, ramo, anasi, mingivin, ramo, perticuni, tela, campeccio, filo di ferro on the brigantine Il Santissimo Crocifisso e San Benigno in the port of Malta, destined for Palermo.

Naulum (lease of ship) by Filippo D'Amato of the vessel of Cap. Jacobi Sinardi. Includes bill of lading confirming that grain was loaded in Palermo.

Fra Antonio Scalamonti, Bali di Venosa, was owed c.200 scudi by Luigi Pol, scrivano of the Galera Padrona, and asks to initiate legal proceeedings against him for payment.

Top part of the document missing throughout, compromising understanding. Fra Antonius Consalvo de Torres confirms that he had travelled to Spain on San Paulus and sailed away from Spain on the San Jacobus, on which there was a gold cross and other things which he left in the care of Simon Miranda. Torres was then captured as a slave and Miranda had applied the value of the goods towards investments etc without Torres' permission and he was suing accordingly.

Concerning debts owed by Fra Commendatore Don Martinus de Sessel.

Fra Commissarius Johannes Antonius Vatable, Chaplain of the Order for the Langue of France, and procurator of the Veneranda Assemblea of Chaplains, confirms that he has received due payment of 1,000 from cens bullalis from Thomas Pulis, from Senglea. Acts of Notary Thomas Masani de Candia.

Bill of lading certifying that Fra Johannes Carlo, Baron of Bieschin, had loaded black cloth on the schifaccio Il Santissimo Crocifisso captained by Giuseppe Mucciche in the port of Malta.

Compromised due to staining and loss of paper. Fra Johannes Baptista Compagnoni of the Langue of Italy cedes to Fra Antonius Scalamonte, Prior of the Baiuliatus of The Holy Trinity of Venusii, all his rights over 130 scudi owed by Johannes Scalamonte, nephew of the same Antonius.

Giovanni Paolo Bonavia as procurator of Fra Matteo Perier reports the theft of wood, stone and other material of construction from the garden of Perier in Valletta.

The barber Franciscus Azzopardi testifies that two years ago he had travelled to Zebbug with Salvo Calabro and others with a pack mule carrying grain. The grain was for a certain Mattheus who refused to purchase all of it. Unclear what was being asked. Top part of the document torn away.

Concerning the sale at auction of the jewels and other possessions of the deceased Franciscus Pellegrino to satisfy debts owed to Salvo Montagner.

Gabriele Cassar, as alfiero of Casale Pasqualino wishes to make a solemn deposition that he had paid the annual rent due on a parcel of land called Dellimara as appropriate.

Gabriele de Joanne states that he would need to declare bankruptcy unless his creditors allow him 50 days' extension to repay his debts.

Bill of lading certifying that Cap. Gaetano Fervilla had loaded sugar and canpece on the felucca La Madonna di Castel di Napoli in the port of Malta.

Appeal against the sentence issued in favour of Generosa []

Investigation into the theft of personal effects belonging to Genevra Ros by an unidentified Moorish slave.

Aloysius Buson and Magdalena widow of Ciarlo Buson retract their accusations against Georgio Arve. Original accusation unknown.

The curia had asked for the procurator or legal representative of Georgio Falzon, who was absent from the island, to make themselves know. None appeared.

Georgius Muscat son of the late Simon donates the altar of the Souls of Purgatory constructed at his own expense in the Church of St George in Rabat, Gozo, to the Parish, represented by the parish priest, Santorus [], with the condition that a number of masses are held through the year. Acts of Notary Thomas Debono

Giorgio Ros prosecutes Stephanus Condulli andd claims that he had lodged a case against him for the repayment of debts owed arising from Cens Bullais, which Ros contradicts. Relevant contracts are presented.