Barcelona, July 2d, 1802. Your most humble chaplain who kisses the hands of your Excellency, CAYETANO TUCO, _Presbyter Commissary_. * * * * * TO THE MOST ILLUSTRIOUS INQUISITOR. MOST ILLUSTRIOUS SIR, I have made the most industrious search for information respecting the character and life of Maria Anna Sauri, widow, but cannot ascertain what degree of credit ought to be attached to her testimony. I am informed by the Reverend Antonio Huguet, Presbyter, that he has some knowledge of her, as all these persons belong to the town of Tremp. He cannot tell, however, what life she leads, and only knows that she has been in the Galera. I made inquiries of the Pacionero del Pino, and he stated to me that he had seen her in the Galera, where she was then in custody for smuggling. Nothing more respecting her was known. I have, with the assistance of the Vicar del Pino, examined the _cartepacio_ of communions of the whole district of the Calle de Asalto, Calle de Lancastre, Calle den Guardia, Calle del Olmo, Calle de San Olaguer, which, as supposed by her in her deposition, must be the second Calle de San Ramon, the whole Calle de San Ramon, and all the lanes. No part of the _cartepacio_ exhibits the name of Marianna Sauri. I then proceeded to Santa Maria del Mar, as the Calle de Basea, where she resides, is situated in that parish, and here in the _cartepacio_ of the communions it was found, but nothing further to direct me. She has left Barcelona, whether for Tremp or Figueras, I cannot positively determine. The above information I communicate to your Excellency to be applied to the proper purposes. Barcelona, July 2d, 1802. Your most humble chaplain who kisses the hands of your Excellency. CAYETANO TUCO, _Presbyter and Commissary_. * * * * * MOST ILLUSTRIOUS SIR,