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I find another imperfect; and dama- of Land-Officers, and Soldiers, whichged List, in the Cottonian Library, none of the other Lists do, I havewhich, indeed, has no great Connec- thought proper to insert it by itself, astion with any of the other, that I have I found it, without any Alteration,made Use of; But as it makes Mention

LIST of the English Navy, ^1388, in the CottonianLibrary, Julius, F. VI. 107. Fol. 278. (a)

The Lord High Admiral’s Squadron.

Of tieQueen's.

Men of WarefLondon.

Victuallerso f London.

Coasters.

Victuallerstaken atDover anil

Plymouth.

SHIPS. Mariners.

The H,

Lion,

True Love,

Dreadnought,

Lion’s JFhelp,

Swan, of London,

Darling,

Delight,

Dejire,

Elizabeth,

Expedition, of Lime, 30Elizabeth, of Hamp-

ton, . - -■ 72

Pleasure, of Brijlol, 50Elizabeth Jonas, ofHull, 70

Unicom, of Brijlol, 700Cijley, of Ipswich, 344

Prudypce, of Ply-mouth, 440

Mermaid, of Dart-mouth, 60

Hoy of Sandwich, 20

Sticker, Hospital. 30

Jacob, of Ancusen, 20

Fallow Hind, 20

Viago, of Sky dam, 20

Lesser Ship of Flush-ing, 20

39 °

345

140

180

45

20

20

14

320

32

John and Francis, 40Fortune, ' 30

Black Lion, 50

20 1981

27 ,3300

CAPTAINS. Soldiers.

Capt. JVilliam Bond. 50

Capt. Folkerins Bond. 50

Capt. T’olkerins Bond. 50

Coniers Clifford's Com-

pany.

Sir John fPings eld's

5 °

Company. .

! 5 °

Capt. Horatio Feare.

5 °

Capt. Horatio Veare.

5 °

Capt. Davies.

100

Capt. Lawrence.

100

Capt. Mericks.

100

Capt. Pooley.

100

Capt. Dance.

100

Capt. Gerard Harvie.

5 °

Capt. Richards.

5 °

Capt. JVilton.

50

J ,

1500

1100

(a) I have observed above, that this List is in- 1 'find below he came in with the Volunteers, aftercompleat, and has no great Connexion with any of the Action was begun. I have, therefore, given thisthe other. I am -apt to think it must be a List ot List exactly as I lound it, and shall leave theReadersome Part of the Fleet, at some.particular Time to make what Use of it he thinks most proper,of the Action. It cannot, I think, have been at \b) The upper Numbers are as they stand iuthe Beginning, before the whole Fleet was got to- the Manuscript, and those which I have set beloWgether, because Sir Walter Raleigh is mentioned them are the real Sums of the several Numbers?in it as commanding a Squadron; And we shall as they are here placed.