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£. s. d.
For divers parcels of cordage, canvas, and other perticuiers,
sold by y* said officers to Mr. Prosen - - - 18000
For divers old ketles and shivers of brasse sold by them to
Nathaniel Tearne - - - - 30 o o
Totall - 1351 o o
Besides the dead pays and unlawfull allowances consumed upon the bookes ofour propositions, there bee other payments made, which wee leave to yourHonours wisdomes, whether they or any of them fall under his Ma y * intentionsand your censures or noe, namely, the payments made to pattentees by grauntsunder the great seale, w ch are of a new errection since his Ma y ‘ reigne, w ch arerec 4 partly out of the exchequer, and partly out of the office of the navy.
Out of the Exchequer these :—
A captain generall of the Narrow Seas -A vice admirall at the Narrow Seas, allowed by pattent X s perdiem, and by privy seale for eight servants x‘ a piece permensem -
Another for service there -
A surveyor of tunnage -
Under the charge of w ch officers resteth the controle 01 ' ofthe tonnage of all shipps new built, the yearely chargewhereof to his Ma ty is per medium £.1885 ij. 5 d.A storekeeper at Woolwich - - - -
Clearer of the roades -
A captain for the pay of twenty soldiers in Upnor castle
Totall
/• d -481 34
234 12 o182 10 o18 50
54 8 4
30 o o243 6 8
1244 5 4
Paid by the Trea~rer of y* Navy—
To a captain in Upnor -
To a keeper of the out stoares at Deptford
Sum of both
30 o o66 13 4
1340 18 8
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