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The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898; Volume 49

Note 8 — LETTERS FROM CORNISH TO CLEVLAND

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During the gale, the chief boat of the English, which was trying to disembark troops on the beach at Tondo, was obliged to give up the attempt because of the fire that was directed from the fort of Santiago. This ship would have been surely lost, had not the archbishop, confused and lacking good advice, ordered a complete cessation of firing from the citadel. See Montero y Vidal, ii. p. 23. ↑

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