Part 4

The rest vvas Iron ordinance, of vvhich the most part vvas gotten at S. DOMINGO, the rest at CARTAGENA.

_Pag. 17. Lin. 3. recharging._

_Pag. 21. lin. 21. of ordinance._

_Pag. 26. lin. 3. Pannama._

{Transcriber's notes:

The corrections indicated by the three errata notes have been made:

'keepe them from the reaching of the ordinance' corrected to 'keepe them from the recharging of the ordinance' on page 17.

'vvithout any resistance, or ordinaunce,' corrected to 'vvithout any resistance, of ordinance,' on page 21.

'and so ouerland to PANNANIA' corrected to 'and so ouerland to PANNAMA' on page 26.

The following corrections to obvious typographical errors have also been made:

'nnd therefore doe onely commend the trueth' changed to 'and therefore doe onely commend the trueth' in the Dedication.

'slacked for a time of some better leasure,' changed to 'slacked for a time of some better leasure.' after the Dedication.

'Captaine in the Elizabeth Bonaduentnre' changed to 'Captaine in the Elizabeth Bonaduenture' on page 2.

'willed him to goe to to the Gouernour of the Citie' changed to 'willed him to goe to the Gouernour of the Citie' on page 4.

'Maister Carleill our Lieuteuant generall' changed to 'Maister Carleill our Lieutenant generall' on page 6.

'On Mnnday the six and twentieth of Nouember' changed to 'On Monday the six and twentieth of Nouember' on page 12.

'being some hun dred and fiftie braue horses' changed to 'being some hundred and fiftie braue horses' on page 16. The word 'hundred' was split over a line break without a hyphen.

'vwich was found in the kings house' changed to 'vvich was found in the kings house' on page 19.

'the gronnd we were on grew to be straight' changed to 'the ground we were on grew to be straight' on page 22.

'Our Lieftenant generall com maunded our shot' changed to 'Our Lieftenant generall commaunded our shot' on page 22. The word 'commaunded' was split over a line break without a hyphen.

'fought a while beforevv egot it' changed to 'fought a while before vve got it' on page 24.

'when onewas heard to speake foolishlie' changed to 'when one was heard to speake foolishlie' on page 25.

'full recompence of our tedious tranailes' changed to 'full recompence of our tedious trauailes' on page 26.

'raken the barkes vvell enough at sea' changed to 'taken the barkes vvell enough at sea' on page 27, by reference to the catchword on the previous page.

'built of vvoodden houses,,' changed to 'built of vvoodden houses,' on page 31.

'then any wee had in our Fleete,' changed to 'then any wee had in our Fleete.' on page 34.

One contraction has been expanded: in 'to the number of fiue and twentie saile of ships' on page 1, the 'm' in 'number' was represented by a horizontal line over the 'u' in the original.

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