The present Establishment of Sea-Wage$.
Pay of Flag-Officers, &c.
An Admiral, and Commander in Chief of the
fleet, per Diem. —■— -- $ oo
An Admiral. ;-- —— . —— 3 10
A Vice-Admirals -- —— ——. 2 10
A Rear-Admiral. --— —— t 15
The first Captain to the Admiral and Comman-der in Chief of the Fleet. -1 13
The second Captain, and the Captains of other
Admirals. - — , 1 6
Captains to Vice-Admirals. —— —— o 16
Captains to Rear-Admirals. ■ — - —— 6 13
But if a Vice- Admiral serves in a First, or aRear-Admiral in a Second-Rate, their Captains tohave the proper Pay of the Ships.
Flag-Officers are to give their Captains Certifi-cates of the Number of Days they have servedunder them, that they may be paid accordingly.
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The Secretary of the Admiral of the Fleet,
j per Annum. — - 300 00 o
d. Of the Admiral of the Wlite or Blue, com-manding in Chief. ——— -- -- 200 00 o
6 Of a Vice- or Rear-Admiral, commanding in
o Chief. —- ■ ——-- 130 00 o
<5 Of a Commander in Chief, with a Captain un-
o der him. ———- —— - 106 00 o
. The Clerks of the Admirals of the IVhite ando Blue , not having the Chief Command- •-— ■■■ xoo 00 o
The Clerks of Vice- and Rear-Admirals. -- 30 po o
The Physician,, when any, per Diem. 1 00 o
6 The Deputy-Treafurer, when any. —o 06 8
<5 When Courts-Martial require the Assistance of
a Deputy-Judge-Advocate, or a Provost-Marlhal,the former 8 s. and the latter 4 s. per Diem, forthe Time only the Courts subsist.
A Schoolmaster, the Pay of Midlhip-men, andtwenty Pounds, per Ann. besides.
STABLE of the Officers ’Titles, their Number and Wages, in each Rate, according to theEstablishment, at this Time, per Mens. of eight and twenty Days.
Officers in
No.
I. Rate.
No. II Rate.
1. s. d.
I- s. d.
Captains.
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28 00 0
1
22 08 0
Lieutenants.
<5
7 00 0
6
7 00 0
Masters.
1
p 02 0
1
8 08 0
id dif. and Pilot of the Yachts.
3 JO 0
Master's Mates.
6
3 0(5 0
4
3 oo 0
Midshipmen.
24
2 03 0
24.
2 00 0
Schoolmasters.
Captain’s Clerks,
1
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2 00 0
Quarter-masters.
8
1 15 0
8
1 is 0
Quarter-masters- Mates.
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1 10 0
6
1 10 0
Boatswains.
1
4 00 0
1
3 ro 0
Boatswains Mates.
4
1 IS 0
4
1 is 0
Yeomen of the Sheets.
4
1 12 0
4
1 10 0
Coxswains.
I
1 12 0
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1 10 0
Master-Sailmakers.
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1 is 0
1
1 is 0
Sailmakers Mates.
I
I 08 0
1
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Sailmakers Crew.
2
I os 0
2
x 05 0
Gunners.
I
4 00 0
1
3 10 0
Gunners Mates.
4
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4
x is 0
Yeomen of the Powder Room;
2
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2
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Quarter-Gunners, 1 to 4 Guns.
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1 0(5 0
Armourers.
I
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Gunsmiths.
I
1 05 0
1
x 05 0
Carpenters.
I
4 00 0
1
3 10 0
Carpenters Mates.
2
2 00 0
2
2 00 0
Carpenters Crew.
12
r 06 0
10
x 0(5 0
Pursers.
I
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1
3 10 0
Stewards.
I
1 os 0
1
1 os 0
Stewards Mate.
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1 00 8
1
1 00 8
Cooks.
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1 os 0
1
1 os 0
Surgeons.
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S 00 0
1
S 00 0
Surgeons first Mates.
s
2 10 0
4
2 10 0
Ditto, second Mates.
s
2 00 0
4
2 00 0
Dit. 3d, 4th and 5th Mates.
5
I 10 0
4
1 10 0
Masters at Arms.
1
2 05 0
1
2 00 0
Corporals.
2
1 ix 0
2
1 12 0
Trumpeters.
1
I 10 0
1
1 08 0
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No. III Rate.
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Hospital-ships have FifthRate’s Pay, and are allow’d a
Captain, a Master, a Mate and two Midshipmen ; a Captain’sClerk, two Quarter-Masters, and a Quartermaster's Mate ; aBoatswain, Boatswain’s-Mate, Coxswain, Master-Sail-maker,
and