NUMBER LXI. A LIST of the Commiffioners, Directors, and Officers of the Royal-Hofpital for Seamen at Greenwich. The Commiffioners appointed by the King for the Re gulation of the whole Houfe, as well within as without; and who may meet Quarterly, or oftner, for that Pur pofe, are being. IS Royal Highness GEORGE, Prince of Wales, &c. The feveral Great Minifters of State, for the Time being, and feveral other Noblemen." The Bishops of London and Rochefter, for the Time being. The Lord High-Admiral, or Commiffioners of the Admiralty for the Time being, who impower and put in all Officers of the House and Works (except the Governor and Treasurer, whofe Nomination alone is referv'd to his Majesty) Pentioners, Servants, &c. The Chancellor of the Exchequer for the Time being. The refpective Judges of the King's-Bench, Common Pleas and Exchequer, for the Time being; and the Master of the Rolls for the Time being. The Judges of the High-Court of Admiralty, the Attorney and Sollicitor-General, for the Time being. The Lieutenant-General of the Ordnance, and the Secretaries of the Treasury and Admiralty, for the Time being. The Flag-Officers and Commiffioners of the Navy for the Time being. The Lord-Mayor of London, and three Senior Aldermen ; the Mafter, and the five Elder Brethren of the Trinity-House at Deptford for the Time being. The Governor, Lieutenant, and Treasurer of the faid Royal Hofpital, and the Surveyor-General of his Majesty's Works for the Time being; with feveral other Gentlemen of Note. The The Prefent Directors are The Honourable Matth. Aylmer, Samuel Trevers, Elq; Efq; Governor. Captain John Robinson. Captain Robert Robinson, tenant-Governor. Lieu-William Dawfonne, Efq; Roger Braddy, Efq; Galfridus Walpole, Efq; Trea Captain Thomas Gennings. The Treasurer, Galfridus Walpole, Efq; Sal. per Ann. 2001. The Officers of the Houfe, who with the Governor are a 'HE Honourable Matthew Aylmer, Efq; Governor, Rear-Admiral of England. THE Captain Rabert Robinson, Lieutenant-Governor, has fuperannuated Pay, at 8 s. per Diem, and 541. per Ann. from the Houfe, with Lodgings, Tables, &c. Captain Thomas Cleasby, has half Pay, at 10s. per Diem, with ditto. Mr. Philip Stubbs, Firft Chaplain, 1001. per Aunum, Sal. from the Houfe, in lieu of the Ordinary at Woolwich, with Lodging, Table, &c. Mr. Thomas Pocock, Second Chaplain, tool. per Annum, Sal. in lieu of the Ordinary at Deptford, with ditto. Mr. John Conftable, First Lieutenant, 100l. per Annum, with Lodgings, Table, &c. Mr. Edward Smith, Second Lieutenant, col per Annum, with 1 ditto. Mr. Thomas Grimstone, Third Lieutenant, 100 1. per Annum, with ditto. Dr. Richard Morton, Physician, at los. per Diem, with Lodg ing, Table &c. Mr. William Bell, Steward, 1001. per Ann. with ditto. Warrant Warrant-Officers, not of the Council of the House. Batron, Mrs. Elizabeth Cremer, 301. per Annum, with Houfe and Table Money, 14 d. per Day. Brewer, Mr. Thomas Bone, 601. per Annum, with Lodgings. Cook, Thomas Bird, 301. per Annum, with Lodgings and Houfe-Diet. Robert Spikeman, First Mate, at 20 1. per Anuum, with ditte. N. B. He has Two Affiftants, at 3 1. per Annum each, being Scullery-Ban, William Steel, 20 1. per Annum, with ditto.. John Silkworth, his Mate, at 151. per Annum, with ditto. Porter, Thomas Hogg, at 15 1. per Annum, with ditto, and a reasonable Proportion of the Monies collected on View of the House. Barber, William Blockley, at 12 1. per Annum, with ditto, and 2 d. a Month for each Head in the House-Books, he finding all Neceffaries. Affiftants, or Deputies, with Allowance. To the Governor, a Clerk, at 50 1. per Annum, with Lodg ings, Table-Money, &c. To the Lieutenant-Governor, a Clerk, at 201. per Annum, with Houfe-Diet. To the Treasurer, a Clerk, at 501. per Annum. Servants, with Salaries. To the Governor, Two Men and Two Maids, at 61. per Annum each, with Houfe-Diet and Cloaths. To the Lieutenant Governor, One Man and One Maid, at ditto. To the Captain, One Man-Servant, at ditto. To the Surgeon, One Servant in the Dispensary, at 30 1. per Annum. To the Four Houfhold Labourers, at 9 s. per Week each. Officers Officers of the Works. Sir John Vanbrugh, Surveyer, at 200 1. per Annum Salary, with Lodgings. Mr. Nicholas Hawkfmore, Clerk of the Works, at 5 s. per Diem, with Lodgings and Table-Money, and 50 1. per Annum for aflifting the Surveyor in Defigning and Drawing Mr. John James, his Affistant Clerk of the Works, at 3 s. 4 d. per Diem. Labourers and Watchmen thereabouts, are more or lefs, as the Occafions of the Building require. Penfioners in the Houfe are entertain'd 500, amongst which are 16 Boatfwains, fo call'd, and 36 Boatswain's Mates, who have been formerly Warrant-Officers: The former are diftinguish'd by Gold-lac'd Coats and Hats, having 2 s. 6d. per Week Spending-Money allow'd them; the other by Edg'dHats only, at 18 d. per Week. The Penfioners have all 2 d. per Week paid ever Monday by the Steward, over and above their Cloathing, Lodging and Diet, very good and fufficient,. agreeable to that of Chelsea. Hurles, are 30, at the Rate of 6 to each 100 Men, who have 8 1. per Annum a-piece, with Cloaths and the House Diet; thofe who attend in the Infirmary, 2 s. more, all Widdows of Seafaring Perfons. Boys, there are Cloath'd 20 already, not with the House Allowance, but the Monies given for feeing the Houfe, what is fav'd by the Penfioners Cheques of Provifions and Mulets of their Allowance Money, and fo order'd to be apply'd by the Care of Admiral Aylmer the Governor: They are taught the Mathematicks at prefent, and are to have a Catechetical Lecture for them every Lord's Day in the Afternoon, so soon as the Parish-Church fhall be fitted up for the Parishioners, which is expected foon. Samuel Clark, Watchman, 391. 75. 4d. THE NUMBER LXII. St. Thomas's Hofpital in Southwark. HE Governors are the Lord-Mayor and Court of Aldermen, with about Two Hundred and Sixty other fubftantial Citizens of London. Şir Thomas Abney, Knight and Alderman, President. William Part II. William Cole, Efq; High-Sheriff of the County of Effex, Treasurer, who hath the Executive Government of the House, with a Committee of Thirty Governors (Seven whereof are a Quorum) chang'd every Three Years; Ten going out Yearly, and as many Elected in their Room, at the Annual General Court; and with Twelve Almoners chofen Quarterly, who Weekly take in the Sick and Wounded, and discharge fuch as are cured or incurable. Two CHAPLAINS. The Reverend Mr. Richard Mayo, Hofpitaler, or Chaplain. Dr. Coatsworth, Phyficians. Surgeons. Mr. Paul, Mr. Dickman, Apothecary. Mr. Hulton, Steward. Mr.Wright, Clerk and Register. One Cook, one Butler, who hath alfo the Care of the Brewhouse; two Porters, four Beadles, &c. Mrs. Alderfey, Matron, under whom are 16 Sifters, who take care of fo many feveral Wards; with Nurfes, Helpers, Watchers, &c. attending on the Poor. NUMBER LXIII. IR Richard Hoare, Prefident. Three Clerks. Mr. William Brockett, Mr. John Keeley. | Mr. John Yeo, Affistant Six School-Mafters. Mr. Samuel Mountfort, Upper Grammar-Mafter and Catechift. Mr. George Shelly, Writing Mafter. Mr. |