1, 2, 3, 4, the Marqués Pizarro. 5, 7, Alonso Riquelme. 8, Antonio Ricado. 9, 10, García de Salcedo. 11, the church. 12, the parish priest. 13, Diego de Agüero. 15, Juan de Barbarán. 16, Pedro Navarro. 17, Hernán Ponce. 18, 20, Fr^{co}. de Godoy. 19, Juan Díaz Melgar. 21, Martín Pizarro. 22, N. de Ribera (_el viejo_). 23, Roscan. 24, N. de Ribera (_el mozo_). 25, 26, Hernando Pizarro. 27, Juan de Barrios. 28, Rod^{go}. de Mazuelas. 30, Ger^{mo}. de Aliaga. 32, Martín de Alcántara. N.B.--The Plan is copied from an eighteenth century MS. in the British Museum, but shows the allotments concerned, around the _Plaza mayor_, exactly as they were when the city was founded. Hakluyt Society: Series II, vol. 42] In the court-yard were the _Mayor-domo_ Lozano, one Antonio Navarro, and his servant named Hurtado. In the _sala_, accompanying the Marquis, with only cloaks and swords, there were[61]-- _Francisco Martín de Alcántara._[62] _Capt. Francisco de Chaves._[62] D. Garci Diez [_sic_], Bishop of Quito.[63] The Marquis's lieut. Dr. Juan Blázquez.[63] The overseer García de Salcedo.[63] Luis de Rivera.[63] _Juan Ortíz de Zárate._[62] Alonso de Manjarrés.[63] _D. Gómez de Luna._[62] The secretary Pedro López de Cáceres.[63] Francisco de Ampuero.[63] Rodrigo Pantoja.[63] Diego Ortíz de Guzmán.[63] Capt^n. Juan Pérez.[63] Alonso Pérez de Esquivel.[63] Hernán Núñez de Segura.[63] Juan Enríquez (the elder).[63] _Gonzalo Hernández de la Torre._[62] Juan Bautista Mallero.[63] Hernán González.[63] [_Francisco de Vergara._]