HISTORY OF MARINE ARCHITECTURE.
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section : not only because the crown passed into a new family, but new mea-sures being adopted, the whole political state of public affairs appeared in oneinstant totally changed.
Names of Ships.
Tonnage.
Men inHarbour.
Men at Sea,whereof
Marinera.
Gunncn.
Sailor*
Advantage * . -
200
7
100
70
12
20
i Tyger - -
200
It
100
70
10
20
Tramontain *
6 1-
70
52
8
10
Scout ...
120
6 f
66
48
8
10
Catis
100
5
60
42
8
10
Charles
70
5 f
45
32
6
7
Moon * ’ -
60
6t
40
30
5
5
Advice
50
5 t
40
30
5
5
Spy - - -
50
5 t
40
30
5
5
Martin, or Merlin
45
5 t
35
26
5
4
Sun - -
40
5 f
30
24
4
2
Signet, or Synnet, or Cygnet
20
2 +
George Hoy *
100
10
Rose Hoy *
80
8
N. B. The Ships marked thus * remained still in the Royal Navy, and were serviceable in theYear 1618 : those marked thus f were employed against the Armada in 1588.
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