The Raal Cédula prays: Issued by his Magestad for the erection of a Maritime and Terrestrial Consulate, comprehensive of the City of La Coruña, its Port, the Vigo, and all the Ports and Peoples of the Archdiocese of Santiago

In 1785, Carlos III of Spain signed a Royal Cédula, which is printed by the missing Ibarra, Sons and Company Widow Printing. The regulations are very detailed, having 61 general specifications (the first 20 are related), in which the Government of Spain, comes into detail the operation and development of the Royal Cédula... as well as those in the functions of the governing body.

Original House of the Consulate of the year 1785 in the Coruñesa street of Panaderas

Home page and final page of the Royal Cédula (Hermérico Collection)

I. Genral Consulate of La Coruña, Sugtos and Peoples of your choice
II. Office and Employment
III. Prior
IV. Consules
V. Consililiaries
VI. Secretary
VII. Accountant
VIII. Treasurer
IX. Judge of Alsadas
X. Adviser, your seat, and the one to quadera another guest on the Boards
XI. Doors, Sheriff
XII. Warehouse
XII. Biennial and perpetual offices
XIV. Together
XV. Home and Estrados del Consulado
XVI. Meetings of the Boards
XVII. Government Board positions
XVIII. First Board of Government and employee oath
XIX. Formation of the plates (it is specified that will be La Coruña, Vigo and other villages...
XX. Preferred (it is indicated that the viages are forced to end in the Port of La Coruña or that of Vigo.