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ties.} shipes now in the narrow seas or ells wheare abroad, as followeth: The Elizabet Jonas, Triumphe, Whit Beare, Merhonour, Arke Raughley, Victory; Mathewe and Andrewe, 2 Spanish shipps. In these viij shippes, yf any of her mg{tie}s vj m{rs} shalbe appointed to serue, then to haue-- New rates per Olde rates per mensem. mensem. The Boteson 4 0 0 3 2 6 The Gonner 1 12 6 0 15 0 The purser 1 6 8 1 0 0 The Cooke 1 0 0 0 17 6 Repulse, Warspight, Garland, Defiance, Mary Roase, Lyon, Bonauentur, Hope, Vauntgard, Raynebowe, Nonperelia. Yf any of these xj shipps, then to have, etc. * * * * * Dreadnought, Swifsuer, Antelope, Swallowe, Foresight, Aduentur. Yf any, etc. * * * * * Ayde, Answere, Quittance, Crane, Aduauntage, Teiger. Yf any, etc. * * * * * Tremontaine, Scoute, Achates, The Gally Mercury. Yf any, etc. * * * * * Charles, Aduice, Moone, Frigett, Spye, Signet, Sonne, George hoye, Primrose. * * * * * Memorand: that these aduanced Rates doe onlie concerne the Queens ma{ties} vj maisters, and the Botesons, Gunners, Pursers, & Cooks, that daylie serue her Ma{tie} in the shipps in ordinarie in Harborow, and noe others: w{ch} is so increased to them especiallie to containe them in true seruice and due obedience to her ma{tie}." This will be seen to differ somewhat from Harrison's list of the previous year.--W. [219] See Hakluyt's record of the daring and endurance of our Elizabethan seamen.--F. [220] "Confession by torment is esteemed for nothing, for if hee confesse at the iudgement, the tryall of the 12 goeth not vpon him; if hee deny the fact: that which he said before, hindreth him not. The nature of English-men is to neglect death, to abide no torment: and therefore hee will confesse rather to haue done anything, yea to haue killed his owne father, than to suffer torment: for death, our nation doth not so much esteeme as a meere torment. In no place shall you see malefactors goe more constantly, more assuredly, and with lesse lamentation to their death than in England
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