[Footnote 15: The ensign was the ship's chief flag. The jack was a small flag, in this case no doubt the union jack, combining the crosses on the flags of England and of Scotland, and was at this time commonly flown at the spritsail-topmast head.]
[Footnote 16: Of the various ropes here mentioned, bowlines and brails ran to the perpendicular sides of square sails, buntlines across their fronts; clew-garnets and clewlines were tackles for clewing up the lower and the upper square sails respectively, jeers for hoisting the lower yards; lifts ran from the masthead to the yard-arms, leech lines to the sides of the topsails.]
4 horse whips 1 weo. coat 3 doz. thread laces 2 pa. childrens hose 1 grose brest buttons 1 p'ce diaper tape 3 pocket paper bookes 2 whisks 1 band 1 silke neck cloath 1 demity wastcoat 1 old shirt 2 yards striped linnon 6 yards Stuffe 1 p'ce kersie 1 coat 1 pa. briches 3 forestaffs[17] and vaines
[Footnote 17: Simple instruments for taking altitudes (and so determining latitudes).]
1 lookeing glass 1 doz. pa. white worsted hose for men 1 brass old trumpett 5 shirts } 3 pa. drawers } foule 1 pa. fine gloves 2 stuffe coates 1 pa. briches, wast coat, and Jacket 1 wast coat and Jacket more 1 pa. new and 3 pa. old shooes 1 pa. yarne stockings 3 neckcloaths 2 pa. hose 1 pa. linnon sleeves 2 napkins, and severall other small things.
1 peece fine broad cloath 6 yards 1/2 branch and Streaked stuffe 6 coates for men 1 stuffe pa. briches and dublet 3 pa. cloath briches 1 old dublet 1 girles petticoat 2 pa. Irish stockings 3 pa. childrens hose 1 woe. boddy of a gowne 1 pewter candlestick and socket 5 boyes hatts 17 yards blue linnon one perriwig 2 white tiffeny[18] hoods 2 pa. gloves 12 yards stuffe in 2 p'ces 3 bands[19] 1 laced 5 yards searge 2 pa. sleeves 2 small p'ces diaper filleting 4 yards 1/4 searge 1 gr. and 11 doz. buttons 4 yards striped stuffe 3 doz. thread laces 6 yards shalloune[20] a parcell of thread about 1/2 ld. 1 childes silke cap and a little parcell of silke and severall other small things.
[Footnote 18: Tiffany, thin transparent silk.]
[Footnote 20: Woollen stuff used for linings.]
1 kettle } 1 pott } left on board 1 stuepann } 26 Iron potts 25 Iron long bolts 6 chaine plates with dead eyes[21] 10 Iron bound dead eyes 7 wood axes 6 pump speires 12 small boltes 17 Iron clamps 1 bagg of 2d. nayles 2 baggs of 4d. nayles. 2 pruneing hookes for gardens 8 musquets (1 noe lock) 5 Iron hinges for ports 80 great speeks[22] 2 pintles 2 good Irons 1 top chaine 3 great rings 1 basket of sheathing nayles } halfe full each. 1 basket of 40d. nayles } 1 fiz gigg[23] 4 hookes 1 shovel 12 small rings 1 poope lanthhorne 1 Iron mill with 2 winches 1 cross cutt saw 2 chaine bolts more 2 pumpe Irons 2 table hookes 1 shirk hooke[24] 2 dogg Irons 2 doz. of 8 Inch blocks 1 doz. of 6 Inch blocks 1 doz. of 4 Inch blocks 11 blocks of 6 and 4 Inch 1 doz. of 5 Inch blocks 7 of 14 Inch blocks 1 topsaile sheete block 3 double table blocks 17 dead eyes 9 pump uper boxes 10 dito lower 5 blacking barrels 8 small glasses 1 wach glass 4 cumpasses 12 sk. twine about halfe a barrel of powder 8 yards of canvas 2 pa. Stilliards without peises 3 small baggs of 2d. nayles (in a bagg) 1 dipsey lead[25] 18 lb. 2 pistalls 1 carbine 1 p'ce Leather 1 small fouleing peece 3 straw hatts 3 cables and 2 hallsers 4 anckors (sheet, best bower, small bower and kedge) 5 Iron gunns The Ship _Providence_ and standing rigging with long boat and Skiffe.