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The Certificate - -- -- -- -- -- - Treasurer of her

Majesties - - - - - - - - - for the safe keeping of herHighness’ Ships in Harbour, and for divers Kinds of Charges in fullfor the same : as also for other Charges incident thereunto, for one Monthof twenty-eight Days, hereafter more at large appearing.

Masters. First, for the wages of four masters, £. s. d.attending upon the same ships, for like time,at 40s. every of them -Boatswains. Item, for the wages of twelve boat-swains, serving in twelve of the same ships,for like time, at 16s. 8d. every of them - 1000

Item, for the wages of twelve other boatswains,serving in twelve other of the same ships, forlike time, at 11s. 8d. every of them - - 700

Master Gunners. Item, for the wages of twenty-three master gunners, attending upon twenty-three of the same ships for the like time, at1 os. for every of them -Pursers. Item, for the wages of one purser, servingin one of the said ships for like time, at 6d.every day - - - - - - 0140

Item, for the wages of three other pursers, servingin three other ships for the like time, at 10s.every of them - - - - - 1100

Stewards and Cooks. Item, for the wages of six-teen other persons, serving as stewards andcooks, in sixteen of the same ships, for liketime, at 9s. 2d. every of themMariners. Item, for the wages of one hundredand sixty mariners, serving in the aforesaidships, for the like time, at 6s. 8d. every ofthem -------

Shipwrights, Calkers, and Sawyers. Item, forthe wages of three master shipwrights,Vol. II. R

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