[Desperate Sangleyes kill'd from the Wall.] At this Time many of the Sangleyes that had cross'd the River, appear'd in the Streets of the Parian; who standing in Sight of the Walls, with their own, or the Weapons they had taken from the Spaniards they slew, call'd upon those who defended the City, whence they made several Musket Shot at them, wounding and killing many, for they came within good Aim, after a desperate Manner. It was reported, they had taken their Anfion, that is, a Composition of Opium, as the Turks do, and is also us'd by the People of the Moluccos, when they are to give Battel; for it doses and gives them a brutal Courage. A Piece of Cannon was planted on the Gate of the Parian, and did considerable Execution, and no Man [Opium gives Courage.] would have suspected that any had been there. Some Japoneses and Natives of the Philippines sally'd out upon the Sangleyes, with good Success; for they kill'd many of them, and particularly such as had been wounded by the small Shot, and Brass Guns on the Wall. They thinking the Parian [Japoneses and Indians fight the Chineses.] was a Shelter for Cowards, set Fire to it, and went out to fight the Japoneses and Indians. The Sangleyes from the Houses, where they lay conceal'd, kill'd a Portuguese Captain, and wounded three others, with small Shot. One of them was Ruy Gonzalez de Sequeyra, Commander in Chief of the Moluccos. The Sangleyes remov'd to the Monastery of Candelaria, that is of Candlemas, whence they sally'd more furiously than from the Parian.