"To the sixth question concerning what treasure there was in the fleet, I say there was great stories of money and plate which came in the galleon wherein the Duke of Medina was (_The San Martin_), and in the ship of Dom Pedro de Valdez which was taken, and in the Admiral of the galleons (_The San Lorenzo_), and in the Galley Royal (_The Capitana Royale_), and in the Vice Admiral wherein was Juan Martinez de Ricalde (_The Santa Anna_), and in the Vice Admiral whereof was General Diego (_The San Christobel_), and in the Vice Admiral of the pinnaces (_N. S. de Pilar de Targoza_), and in the Vice-Admiral of the hulks (_The Gran Grifon_), and in a Venitian ship in which came General Don Alonzo de Leyna. The report goeth that this ship brought great stores of treasure, for that there came in her the Prince of Ascoli, and many other noblemen. This is all I know touching the treasure." The name of the _Florencia_ does not appear herein, yet the report of her vast riches was current in the Western Highlands no more than one lifetime after the year of the Armada. That men of solid business station and considerable capital can be found to-day to charter wrecking steamers, divers, dredges, and what not to continue this enterprise proves that romance is not wholly dead. In the town of Tobermory, the busy, mysterious parties of treasure seekers, as they come year after year with their impressive flotilla of apparatus, furnish endless diversion and conjecture. The people will tell you, in the broad English of the Highlander, and in the Gaelic, even more musical, as it survives among the Western Islands, the legend of the beautiful Spanish princess who came in the _Florencia_, and was wooed and won by a bold MacLean, and they will show you the old mill whose timbers, still staunchly standing, were taken from the wreck of the galleon. In Mull, and oftener among the islands further seaward and toward the Irish coast, are to be found black-eyed and black-haired men and women, not of the pure Celtic race, in whose blood is the distant strain bequeathed by those ancestors who married shipwrecked Spanish sailors of the Armada, and perhaps among them are descendants of these two or three seamen who were hurled ashore alive when the _Florencia_ was destroyed by the hand of young Donald Glas MacLean.