HISTORY OF MARINE ARCHITECTURE.

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1696.Jan. 13.Feb. 28.Mar. 13.

1697.Aug. 18.

Sept. 3.

Dec. 4.

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16.1698.Jan. 12.

Mar. 2.

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dron against Sallee, in 1688, over and above his payas captain of the Dragon.

In consideration of his care and service in taking charge of, and com-manding the said squadron.

Lords of the } To make the usual allowance of 20s. a day table moneyAdmiralty. J to my lord Berkeley.

Do. To make the like to Sir Cloudesley Shovell.

Do. To encrease the post-master’s salary at Deal to 12I.

per annum.

For his care in sending daily accounts of ships in the Downs..

Do. To encrease the chief clerk of the admiralty’s salary to250I. per annum.

Formerly two clerks, and. the office being executed by one only, it wasallowed for his extra pains.

Do. To make an encrease of 5I. per annum to the clerks ofthe checque at Kingsale for paper money..

Proposed by the navy board.

Do. To make an allowance of 50I. per annum for house-rent to the assistant, to the clerk of the accountsfrom the date of his warrant, and to be continued.

The navy board proposed it, but that, and the employ is retrenched.

Do. To make the usual allowance of table money to SirGeorge Rooke.

Do. To make the like to Sir Cloudesley Shovel.

Do. To make an allowance of 10s. a day to captain Mtm-den, over and above his pay, for the time he wascommander in chief of the ships in the river Thamesand Medway.

In consideration of his holding court martials, keeping constant corre-spondence with the admiralty, and putting many orders in execution.

Do. To make an allowance of 10s. a day to captain Norrisextraordinary, while he was commander in chief ofthe Newfoundland squadron.

The allowance is made to all commanders of squadrons employedabroad.

Do. To make the usual allowance of table money to mylord Berkeley.