The proceeds from the said toneladas shall be given and paid to the owners who had declared them.
Of the ships which I informed you were being built, one is in Cavite, and the other, it is supposed, can be completed by Christmas, each of them of a thousand toneladas of the North Sea.
That two new ships have been built, of five hundred and one hundred and fifty toneladas respectively; and that they departed in good condition, and are at present making a voyage.
I manage always to help it with various alms and expedients, and at present I am assigning it two toneladas for the chalices and ornaments, which sell at two hundred pesos.
This was a vessel of perhaps fifty toneladas burden, called "La Concordia," under command of a captain called Esias Delende.
As soon as the ships left for Nueva España, we set about building a ship of seven hundredtoneladas at the cost of your Majesty's royal exchequer.
Better results would be obtained, however, if instead of these galleys there were small ships of from sixty to a hundred toneladas with which it is easier to navigate here.
Moreover, license should be given for said hospital to send four toneladas of pepper as cargo on the ships which sail every year from these islands to Nueva España.
LAW XLVI Our fiscal of the royal Audiencia of Manila shall take part in the allotment of the toneladas that are allowed to be distributed; and it shall be done with his consent and in his presence.
It was made in India, and its burden is more than six hundred toneladas of the Northern Sea.
Consequently, a ship of three hundred toneladas will pay three or four thousand taes of silver.
There should be three ships, all alike and of the same model, each containing four hundred short toneladas of the Northern Sea, which amount to three hundred.
This did not deprive the city of Manila of any of the six hundred toneladas which could be shipped, but merely utilized the surplus space of the ship, thereby doing no damage to the citizens of Manila.
Two of your Majesty’s ships are being despatched this year, one of six hundred toneladas and the other of four hundred, at an expense of more than fifty thousand pesos.
It is unnecessary to despatch more than one ship, for one ship of one hundred toneladas is sufficient to bring the ammunition and soldiers to be sent from Mexico.
Law XLVII The governor of Filipinas shall send the viceroy of Nueva España a report of the apportionment of toneladas that he shall make, and what is to be laden in the ships of that commerce.
The city sold its toneladasat six hundred pesos, and sometimes more; and the hospital sold its space mostly at two hundred pesos, at twenty-five pesos a pieza.
During my time the governors gave to the royal hospital of Manila eight toneladas for provisions and utilities.
But inasmuch as the royal treasury had nothing wherefrom to supply these gratuities, and they could not be avoided, thirty toneladas of the freightage for Nueva España were distributed, and were divided among the citizens who had capital.
This money was given as a gratuity, with thirty-nine toneladasmore and six piezas; figuring this at twenty-five pesos a pieza, all the help amounted to fifteen thousand five hundred pesos.
There is sent from these factories a shipload of a thousand toneladas of pepper, gold, and jewels.
Further, he apportions a considerable number of toneladasto charitable institutions, so that they may sell the space and use, and the price obtained for it; and thus these toneladas are given to the great injury of the common welfare.
In Patane there is a factory, without a garrison; from it are shipped glazed earthenware, silk, and various drugs which come from China, and one shipload of more than 600 toneladas of pepper each year.
From these factories are taken food and other provisions for Maluco, and a ship of a thousand toneladas of pepper every year.
For their occupation they are given ten or more toneladas of cargo in the trading ships, on account of being relatives or followers of the governors.
Item: That your Majesty has granted to the citizens the toneladas of the said trading-ships, and that your governors allot these, to each one according to his rank and wealth.
It cannot be believed that those who carry goods would go to law about two or four additional toneladas of allotment, if they were given as many as they wanted.
Second, that there is not enough merchandise with which to increase the permitted cargo of the ships, some years, and fewer toneladas are sent than those that are allowed to be distributed.
There, then, they barter the mace and the nutmeg, which is grown in no other part of the world, and obtain it there in so great quantity that they can lade annually one thousandtoneladas of it.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "toneladas" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
