*
Of
the
tides
,
that
is
to
wyt
,
the
stode
and
ebbes
fro
the
rase
of
Sayne
into
Flaunders
.
AT
the
rase
of
Sayne
the
moone
in
the
southewest
and
poynte
of
souhtful
see
,
&
in
the
southeast
&
a
poynt
of
easte
lowe
water
.
At
saynt
Mathews
the
moone
north
east
,
ful
see
.
And
south
west
low
water
At
the
fourne
the
moone
northeast
a
poynt
of
east
full
see
,
and
in
the
southwest
a
poynt
of
west
lowe
water
.
At
Portsall
and
at
Bergroagh
the
moone
in
the
east
northeast
ful
see
,
&
〈◊〉
the
south
weste
lowe
water
.
At
Lyganan
the
moone
in
the
east
northeaste
full
see
,
and
southeast
lowe
water
.
With
in
the
yle
of
Basepole
the
moone
in
the
east
northeastfull
see
,
and
wythoute
in
the
chanell
the
moone
in
the
easte
,
and
the
moone
in
the
southe
lowe
water
.
At
Melenem
the
mone
in
the
southe
apoint
of
southwest
low
water
,
and
in
the
west
a
poynt
of
Northwest
full
see
*
At
the
.vii.
yles
the
moone
in
the
east
southeast
full
see
,
and
south
southwest
low
water
.
*
Fro
the
yle
of
basepole
to
saynt
Malowes
al
alonge
the
coost
vnto
Carteras
the
moone
in
the
south
lowe
water
and
the
moone
in
the
west
full
see
.
*
At
Cause
,
Granesey
,
Iarsei
,
fourne
and
Clerke
the
moone
in
thy
south
lowe
water
to
the
grouende
,
and
in
the
west
full
see
.
*
At
Roktowethe
moone
in
the
southeast
a
poynt
of
the
east
full
see
,
and
in
the
cost
of
garnesey
wythout
the
mone
in
the
southe
east
lowe
water
.
*
At
the
race
of
Brehac
the
moone
in
the
eastful
see
,
&
in
the
south
lowe
water
☞
At
Ferrere
the
moone
in
the
southe
east
full
see
.
At
the
race
of
Blanchey
bytwene
the
Hag
&
Aldreney
the
moone
in
the
south
east
,
a
poynt
of
the
east
ful
see
.
Bytwene
Creke
&
alderney
is
a
banke
called
the
banke
of
share
,
and
ouer
it
is
ix
.
fadomes
wythout
the
casketes
the
moone
in
the
east
southeast
full
se
,
and
in
the
southwest
lowe
water
.
At
the
Hag
and
aldreney
the
moone
in
the
south
a
poynt
of
southwest
lowe
water
to
the
ground
.
At
the
sherbrugh
,
at
Barflewe
and
at
the
Hag
the
moone
in
the
south
southwest
low
water
to
the
grounde
.
At
Carteras
the
moone
in
the
south
south
east
ful
see
,
and
in
the
west
southwest
lowe
water
.
From
the
chefe
of
Cause
to
Diepe
the
moone
in
the
south
southeast
ful
se
In
Sayne
at
the
folle
deleure
,
also
for
the
landuange
and
the
mone
auaylynge
fro
southeast
full
se
.
Without
antifer
or
Lantrygat
vnto
the
basse
of
Somme
the
moone
in
the
east
full
sec.
In
some
the
moone
in
the
south
full
see
,
and
with
nepetydes
,
and
northwynde
the
moone
in
the
southe
southeast
full
see
.
At
Staples
and
boleyn
vnto
the
stabler
of
Tenet
that
moone
in
the
south
southeast
full
see
.
At
the
strayte
of
Calays
the
moone
in
the
southwest
full
see
.
Fro
the
strayte
of
Calays
to
Ostende
the
moone
in
the
south
southeaste
low
water
.
Fro
Ostende
to
Blankborowe
the
moone
in
the
southeast
and
a
point
of
south
low
wather
,
&
ouer
al
the
baukes
of
Flaundres
the
moone
in
the
south
,
full
see
.
At
the
Cape
Loupin
the
moone
in
the
south
full
see
.
❧
Courses
fro
the
rase
of
Sayne
in
to
Flaunders
,
&
how
the
tydes
towarde
Brytayne
beareth
.
WYthin
the
Chanell
of
yra
is
the
flode
bereth
in
the
easte
and
,
the
ebbe
into
the
west
.
Bytwene
Moyles
,
&
Vsshant
the
floode
beareth
into
the
east
northeaste
&
the
ebbe
into
weste
southwest
,
with
oute
the
yles
ye
shall
fynde
.xlv.
fadomes
,
and
small
grauell
.
Bytwene
Vsshant
and
Sylley
the
floode
bearethe
in
the
easte
northeast
.
In
the
gutter
of
Vsshant
ye
shall
fynde
good
road
at
.xxv.
fadoms
&
beware
of
a
rocke
that
is
in
the
myndes
of
the
baye
Bytwene
fourne
,
and
Bergroagh
vnto
the
yle
of
Basepoole
the
flowe
bearethe
to
northeaste
,
and
a
poynt
of
east
&
the
ebbe
agayne
warde
At
the
coste
of
the
yle
of
Basepole
the
flowe
beareth
into
the
east
southeast
.
Within
&
wythout
the
.vii.
yles
the
flowe
beareth
into
the
east
&
poynt
of
southeast
,
Wythout
Brehac
the
flowe
beareth
in
the
east
&
the
ebbe
against
it
From
Brehac
the
flowe
to
Saynt
Malo
the
flode
beareth
east
southeast
Bytwene
casket
&
alderney
the
flow
commeth
out
of
southwest
vnto
halfe
flod
From
Alderney
to
Barflewe
the
water
cometh
out
of
the
east
.
Fro
Barflewe
to
the
yles
of
Marcoll
the
water
cometh
out
of
the
south
son
th
east
all
longe
the
sayde
coost
.
Fro
barflewe
to
Lantrygat
and
the
thefe
of
Causethe
water
cometh
out
of
the
easte
northeast
,
and
in
the
route
ye
shall
finde
the
soundyng
.xvi.
or
.xviii.
fadomes
,
with
a
good
botome
&
sande
For
Lantrygat
to
the
base
of
Some
the
water
cometh
fro
northe
northeast
Fro
the
base
of
Some
vnto
Boloyne
the
water
cometh
fro
northe
northeast
Fro
Boleyne
to
the
Hurdels
the
water
cometh
fro
the
north
.
Fro
the
Hurdels
to
grauelynge
the
course
without
the
Base
the
water
cometh
north
northest
,
and
with
out
grauelynge
to
Dunkyrke
the
water
cometh
fro
the
northeast
.
Fro
the
bay
of
the
downes
to
ostende
the
water
cometh
fro
the
northeast
,
a
poynt
of
the
east
.
Fro
Ostende
to
blankborow
the
water
cometh
fro
the
east
northeast
.
Fro
Blankborowe
to
the
poynt
of
saynt
Katherine
the
water
cometh
fro
the
easte
and
by
east
northeste
.
☞
Routes
and
courses
fro
the
rase
of
Sayne
in
Flaunders
.
ROutes
and
courses
fro
the
rase
of
Sayne
to
com
to
saint
Mathewes
,
●e
must
go
northe
warde
&
bere
the
poynt
of
the
nedle
somwhat
aftere
borde
.
Fro
saynt
Mathewes
to
Fourne
go
ye
on
the
north
northeast
and
beyonde
saynt
Mathewes
wythout
the
poynt
in
fayre
lande
.
But
take
good
heade
,
the
Fourne
&
the
nedles
of
the
yle
of
myght
lyeth
northeast
&
southwest
.
The
yle
of
Basepole
and
Garnesey
lieth
northeast
and
southeast
.
Roktow
and
Garnesey
lyeth
north
and
south
.
Garnesey
&
Aldreney
lyeth
northeast
and
southeast
.
Alderney
,
and
the
Caskettes
lyeth
northeast
,
and
southwest
a
point
of
the
east
&
a
point
of
the
west
The
Caskettes
,
&
Lantrygate
lyeth
east
and
west
,
and
if
ye
wyl
go
to
Harfewe
in
Sayne
go
east
southeast
.
Lantrigat
&
the
shef
of
Caus
lyeth
north
and
south
,
and
yf
ye
wyll
go
fro
Lantrigat
in
Somme
and
staples
the
courses
lyeth
northeast
,
and
southest
.
yf
ye
wyl
go
fro
the
strayte
of
Calays
into
flaunders
go
northeast
wyth
the
floode
and
agaynst
water
goo
east
Northeast
as
farre
as
the
baye
of
the
Downes
,
&
when
ye
be
at
.xvi.
fadomes
ye
be
in
the
right
course
of
the
Chanell
of
Fla●nders
,
and
when
ye
haue
.xii.
fadomes
of
water
ye
shal
be
hard
aborde
the
base
,
and
forth
with
ye
shall
fall
to
thre
or
foure
.
☞
Entringes
and
Harborowes
of
the
coste
of
Normandye
.
YF
ye
wyll
lye
at
Sherburgh
east
auker
at
.vi.
fadome
,
and
ye
shall
fynde
fayre
botome
,
&
ye
shal
go
north
west
fro
the
point
of
the
south
and
beware
of
the
sayde
poynt
,
for
there
it
is
daungerous
.
☞
yf
ye
wyll
lye
at
Hagge
cast
anker
beneth
the
churche
at
.xii.
fadomes
.
Yf
ye
wyll
lye
at
the
fosse
of
Coluyll
cast
anker
without
at
.vii.
or
.viii.
fadōs
.
Yf
ye
wyll
lye
in
the
roode
of
the
shefe
of
Caus
go
in
&
cast
anker
at
.vi.
fadomes
,
and
ye
shal
haue
the
north
fro
the
land
as
ye
entre
,
and
haue
no
landuang
of
the
north
northeast
.
If
ye
wyl
lye
in
the
rode
of
Dyepe
cast
anker
at
,
vii
.
fadōs
before
the
towne
If
ye
will
lye
at
the
base
of
Some
cast
anker
without
the
bankes
,
&
take
hede
that
the
monastery
of
Cayo
be
in
the
east
northest
,
and
cast
anker
at
syxe
or
at
seuen
fadomes
of
water
.
And
yf
ye
wyll
go
in
take
hye
water
vnder
you
,
and
take
youre
markes
beyonde
the
castell
of
Crotey
,
a
lytel
with
out
Lordell
,
and
ye
shall
go
at
two
fadomes
and
an
halfe
or
thre
.
yf
ye
wyll
lye
beforest
aples
caste
anker
at
.vii.
fadoms
or
.vi.
yf
ye
wyll
lye
at
anker
before
Beloyn
,
before
the
heauen
,
and
caste
anker
at
.viii.
or
.vi.
fadoms
.
yf
ye
wyll
lye
before
the
Hurdels
wyth
a
north
wynde
,
cast
anker
before
Ordecellus
at
.x.
or
.xii.
fadoms
and
ye
shall
haue
landuang
of
the
north
commynge
fro
hurdels
,
and
ye
shall
haue
a
good
botome
.
And
yf
ye
cast
anker
in
the
depeste
,
ye
shal
fynde
rocke
and
euyl
botome
.
❧
Floodes
fro
Sylley
and
England
into
Flaundres
.
AT
sylley
a
poynt
in
the
northest
a
poynt
of
east
full
see
,
and
wyth
out
silley
the
moone
in
the
east
full
see
.
¶
At
Moushole
the
moone
in
the
east
northeast
full
see
to
lande
.
And
without
the
moone
in
the
east
southeastful
see
also
.
*
At
Falmouth
the
moone
in
the
east
and.
by
north
east
ful
see
to
the
lande
;
and
in
the
east
southeast
without
ful
see
also
.
*
At
Fowy
,
&
at
.
Plummouth
the
moone
in
east
full
see
to
lande
,
and
without
in
the
east
southeast
ful
see
,
also
.
At
Dartmouth
the
moone
in
the
east
full
see
to
land
,
and
without
,
in
the
east
southeast
.
At
Portlande
,
without
,
the
moone
southeast
,
and
a
poynt
of
the
East
ful
see
,
at
the
ankerage
of
Portlande
,
thee
moone
in
the
east
south
east
full
see
,
At
Hounde
fast
,
and
at
Poole
the
moone
at
the
southeast
ful
see
,
and
south
west
full
see
.
At
the
Nedles
of
the
yle
of
wyghte
wythout
the
mone
at
the
Southeast
,
and
a
poynt
of
south
full
se
,
at
the
cost
of
the
sayd
yle
at
an
hygh
sprynge
the
moone
at
the
southweast
full
see
.
At
Shorham
the
Moo●e
at
south
and
a
point
of
southeast
ful
see
.
At
Bewchey
the
moone
in
the
southe
ful
see
.
At
the
chambre
of
wynchelse
the
moone
in
the
south
ful
see
.
At
the
thwart
of
romney
the
moone
in
the
south
southwest
full
see
.
At
the
strayte
of
Calays
the
moone
in
the
southweast
full
see
,
Courses
from
the
Cape
of
Cornewale
into
flaunders
,
and
how
the
tydes
dobere
.
Fro
the
Cape
of
Cornwayle
to
Lezarde
the
water
cometh
out
of
the
east
,
towarde
southeaste
.
Fro
Lezard
to
Dodman
and
vnto
Bodesters
called
the
Sterte
the
water
commeth
from
the
east
northeaste
.
Fro
the
Sterte
to
Portland
the
water
cometh
from
the
southeast
,
and
as
well
is
the
tyme
knowen
that
the
flode
shall
bere
in
to
sutheaste
by
reason
of
that
ebbe
at
Portlande
.
At
the
yle
of
Wyght
the
water
commeth
from
the
east
towarde
northeast
and
yf
ye
beat
the
coost
of
the
swingles
at
two
fadomes
,
the
water
shall
come
from
the
east
northeast
.
¶
Vnto
Douer
the
water
commeth
from
the
east
towarde
northeast
.
From
saynt
Margare●e
to
〈◊〉
the
water
commeth
from
the
north
.
Into
the
Temse
the
water
commeth
from
the
east
southeast
.
Routes
from
,
Sylley
,
&
Englande
into
Flaunders
.
SYlly
and
Longshyppes
ly
east
northeast
and
west
southwest
.
Syllye
and
Lezarde
,
lye
east
,
and
west
.
Bytwene
Sylly
,
and
Lezarde
is
a
Rocke
called
Reynoylde
stone
,
called
golffe
in
brytysshe
.
And
who
so
departeth
fro
the
cape
of
Cornwaile
must
sail
east
southeast
for
the
double
Lezard
.
For
so
lyeth
the
two
landes
.
Moushole
,
&
Lezarde
lyeth
southeast
,
and
northwest
.
Lezarde
,
and
Dodman
lye
northeast
and
soutwest
,
a
poynt
of
the
east
,
and
a
poynt
of
west
Dodman
,
&
the
starte
lie
east
northeast
,
and
west
south
west
.
The
Starte
and
Portland
lye
east
and
West
,
a
poynt
of
Northeast
,
and
a
poynt
of
southwest
.
Portlande
,
and
the
yle
of
Wyght
ye
east
and
west
.
The
yle
of
wight
:
and
Bewchey
lye
east
and
west
,
a
point
of
northeast
and
a
poynt
of
southwest
.
Benchey
and
the
poynt
of
Romney
lye
east
northeast
and
west
southwest
.
Saynt
Margaretes
point
&
Tenet
lye
north
,
and
south
.
¶
Entrynges
and
Herborowes
al
a
longe
the
coost
of
Englande
.
IF
that
you
will
lye
at
the
trauers
of
Moushole
go
nygh
the
land
,
&
cast
anker
at
.vi.
fadomes
&
ye
shal
be
in
a
good
place
at
.vii.
fadome
,
it
is
al
rocke
.
yf
ye
wyll
entre
into
falmouthe
ye
shal
fynde
a
rocke
in
the
myddle
of
the
entrynge
,
Leue
it
on
the
larborde
syde
and
go
towarde
easte
by
shore
,
&
whan
ye
be
past
it
go
streight
in
.
For
the
bay
is
great
sound
and
large
,
and
cast
anker
where
ye
wyll
at
.xi.
or
.xii.
fadoms
amyd
the
baye
,
and
if
ye
wyll
go
at
the
tornynge
of
the
full
see
.
For
there
is
abanke
to
passe
whiche
ye
shall
fynd
a●
low
water
and
at
ful
see
at
.ii.
fadomes
and
a
halfe
or
thre
ankeryng
,
and
if
ye
lyst
ye
may
go
into
the
town
of
peryn
.
¶
If
ye
wyll
entre
at
Plummouth
,
go
in
streight
,
and
come
not
to
nere
the
yle
for
there
is
daunger
,
and
if
ye
wyll
lye
drye
go
before
the
towne
and
holde
towarde
the
Tour
for
the
causey
,
and
yf
ye
wyll
passe
towarde
the
west
,
goo
nyghe
to
the
mayne
lande
,
and
cast
anker
at
.xx.
fadomes
.
¶
If
ye
wyll
entre
at
Dartmouthe
,
go
beneyth
saynte
Patrykes
mynster
,
that
you
shall
se
at
the
entrynge
of
the
hau●●
,
and
holde
you
toward
the
west
with
a
south
wynd
,
&
giue
somewhat
a
burth
fro
the
pay
at
of
saynte
Patryke
for
bycause
that
there
is
the
flatte
of
a
rocke
,
and
take
hede
of
the
rock
on
leer
borde
syde
.
For
this
rocke
is
thwarte
of
saynt
Patryke
amyd
that
chanell
,
and
at
the
ebbe
of
a
sprynge
tyde
resteth
●uth
.iii.
quarters
or
a
fadom
,
and
cast
anker
nigh
the
town
at
.vi.
or
.
〈◊〉
fadomes
.
Yf
ye
wyl
passe
to
portland
cast
anker
at
.viii.
fadomes
,
and
ye
shall
haue
,
landuang
of
southwind
through
that
yle
.
yf
ye
wyl
entre
wythin
the
poole
go
nygh
the
shore
,
&
ayme
the
st●ple
of
the
Poole
throught
a
litle
house
that
is
at
the
entrynge
of
the
hauen
,
&
go
betwene
the
two
bankes
,
&
ye
shall
fynd
at
low
water
.ii.
fadomes
and
a
halfe
or
thre
.
If
ye
wyll
entre
within
the
nedles
of
the
yle
of
w●ght
,
go
harde
aborde
the
nedles
right
in
&
beware
of
the
rocke
in
the
myddes
of
the
chanel
,
&
amyd
the
chanel
,
ye
shal
finde
viii
.
or
.ix.
fadoms
&
hard
aborde
,
the
nedles
is
.iii.
or
.iiii.
fadomes
If
ye
wyll
lye
at
saynt
Heleyns
,
cast
anker
at
.vii.
or
.viii.
fadoms
&
beware
the
poynt
that
〈◊〉
hee
lytle
without
.
If
ye
wyl
lye
without
saynt
Helens
take
the
floode
,
&
go
south
southeast
,
so
farforth
〈…〉
.
¶
If
ye
wyl
lye
at
.
〈◊〉
go
to
the
sorde
and
cast
anker
at
.viii.
fadomes
and
ye
shall
haue
laduange
of
weste
southwest
,
in
the
myddle
of
Bewchey
:
*
If
ye
wyl
enter
into
the
chambre
of
weynchelse
,
take
halfe
flode
vnder
you
and
se
that
bewchey
be
northe
of
you
without
Fayrle
and
goo
by
the
shore
and
ye
shall
goo
alonge
by
it
,
and
beware
of
the
poynte
that
lyeth
a
lytle
without
.
¶
If
ye
wyl
lye
at
anker
by
Romney
lye
before
a
small
vyllage
that
ye
shal
se
,
and
cast
anker
at
.viii.
or
.x.
fadoms
For.
at
.vi.
ye
shall
haue
landuange
of
southwest
and
rockye
botome
,
and
at
x.
fadomes
ye
shal
haue
no
landuange
of
southwest
.
And
at
the
ankerynge
of
Romney
is
a
banke
wel
halfe
A
quarter
of
a
lyege
fro
the
Dun●onnesse
,
and
there
is
ofte
depthe
betwene
the
banke
and
the
Dunionnesse
harde
abord
the
banke
.xvi.
fadomes
.
And
the
banke
,
&
the
poynt
of
Romney
lye
east
northest
,
and
weste
southwest
and
there
remayneth
at
the
ebbe
of
a
hye
floode
but
one
fadome
of
water
ouer
that
banke
,
and
ye
shal
fynde
good
harborow
fro
Romney
to
the
Dounes
al
alonge
the
same
cost
at
.xvi.
or
.xx.
fadom
,
and
shal
haue
landuange
of
the
west
southwest
.
¶
If
that
ye
wyl
lye
before
saynt
Margaretes
,
caste
anker
at
.xvi.
fadomes
,
&
ye
shall
haue
landuang
of
the
southest
*
If
ye
wyll
lye
in
the
downes
caste
anker
at
.vi.
or
.vii.
fadomes
.
Howe
the
portes
and
hauens
of
England
,
brytay
and
Normandye
do
lye
&
how
many
leiges
fro
one
to
another
Fourney
and
Vsshant
do
ly
east
,
and
west
;
and
betwene
theym
there
is
two
leyges
.
Vsshant
and
Sylley
do
ly
northeast
and
southeast
,
apoint
of
the
north
,
and
apoynte
of
the
southe
,
and
there
is
bytwene
them
.xx
v
in
leynges
.
*
Fourne
and
Long
shypes
lie
●●orth
east
,
and
south
southest
.
And
there
is
bytwene
them
.xxvii.
leyges
.
*
Fourne
and
Darthmouth
ly
north
northest
,
&
south
southwest
,
and
there
is
betwene
the●
.xxxviii.
leyges
.
Fourne
&
dodman
lye
north
&
south
&
there
is
betwene
them
.xxxiii.
leyges
The
yle
of
Basepole
,
and
Garnesey
lye
northeast
and
southwest
.
Melenen●
&
Bodestour
or
the
starte
lye
northe
and
southe
,
and
there
is
bytwene
them
.xxviii.
leyges
.
Garnesey
,
&
Dodman
lye
east
&
south
east
,
and
west
northwest
,
and
there
is
betweene
them
.xxxviii.
leyges
.
*
The
Caskets
and
Portlande
do
ly
north
;
and
south
,
apoynt
of
northweste
and
a
poynt
of
southeast
,
and
betwene
them
is
.xx.
leyges
.
*
Portlande
:
and
Barflete
lye
northewest
,
and
southeast
,
and
betwene
them
is
.xxviii.
leyges
.
¶
Sainte
Heleynes
,
and
the
Cule
of
Haglie
northeast
,
and
southwest
.
And
betwene
them
there
is
.xxiii.
leyges
.
*
Saynt
Heleyne
&
barflete
lye
north
&
south
,
&
betwene
them
is
.xxiiii.
leiges
.
*
Saynt
Heleyne
&
shef
of
Caus
lye
northwest
,
and
southeast
,
and
betwene
them
.xxviii.
leyges
.
*
Bewchey
,
&
Barflete
lye
northeast
,
and
southwest
.
*
The
poynt
of
Romney
,
and
Dyepe
lye
north
,
&
south
,
apoint
of
northwest
and
a
poynt
of
southeast
.
And
Bitwen
them
is
.xxvi.
leyges
.
*
Soundynges
that
ye
shall
fynde
comyng
fro
spayne
,
Leuaunt
,
or
Portyngale
to
seke
Vsshant
.
A
Ship
that
cometh
from
Portingale
ta
seke
vsshant
or
Lizard
in
this
route
at
,
c.
or
.
lxxxx
.
fadomes
and
ye
shal
fynde
byg
sounding
,
&
shal
be
nygh
aboute
to
the
●ayntes
.
And
in
this
●onte
at
.
lxxx
.
fadomes
ye
shall
fynde
cockle
shelles
and
dyntes
in
the
leed
.
In
this
route
holde
on
the
north
tyl
ye
chaung
soundyng
.
If
ye
be
at
.
lx.
or
.
lxv
.
fadomes
ye
shall
fynde
small
sande
,
&
mathey
grount
&
ye
shal
be
at
the
cost
of
Vsshant
.
And
yf
ye
haue
tyme
&
day
,
go
seke
it
,
in
the
northeast
,
and
ye
shal
be
aboute
x.
leyges
of
the
yle
.
If
ye
come
makyng
your
Rout
about
the
Bas
frede
ye
shall
fynd
course
sande
reed
and
browne
,
ye
shal
finde
soundynge
of
.xl.
fadomes
.
And
yf
ye
be
towarde
the
banke
of
Sylley
ye
shall
haue
.
lxxxvi
.
or
.
lxxxx
.
fadomes
,
and
ye
shall
fynde
in
the
leed
stony
ground
,
&
ye
shall
make
a
great
way
towarde
the
banke
of
Sylley
.
☞
When
ye
be
at
.
lxxx
.
fadom
ye
shal
fynde
small
blacke
sande
,
and
ye
shall
be
at
the
towarde
of
Lezarde
.
When
ye
be
at
.
lx.
or
.
lxv
.
ye
shal
fynd
whyte
sande
,
and
whyte
softe
wormes
And
ye
shall
be
very
nygh
to
Lezarde
.
Bytwene
the
cape
of
Cornewayle
&
Vsshant
amyd
the
chonel
ye
shal
fynde
.
lxx
.
fadome
,
&
nere
ynough
the
shore
.
Betwene
Dodman
,
and
Fourne
in
the
chanell
ye
shall
fynde
lx.
fadomes
.
When
ye
be
thwarte
of
Plōmouth
or
the
Starte
ye
shall
fynde
streymye
ground
,
and
dyntes
in
the
●alowe
,
and
soundinge
of
.xli.
or
.xlii.
fadomes
.
¶
At
the
commyng
fro
Portland
ye
shal
haue
.xxxv.
fadomes
,
and
smal
shingle
And
yf
ye
be
nyghe
Portlande
ye
shall
fynde
.xxx.
fadomes
,
and
stones
lyke
beanes
.
And
this
sounde
lasteth
to
saynt
Aldam
and
in
the
sayde
sounding
ye
shall
fynde
whyte
stoones
lyke
broken
aules
,
and
other
be
grater
.
and
then
ye
shal
be
warte
of
saynt
Aldam
or
of
the
yle
of
wyght
.
And
from
thense
go
east
warde
fro
the
swyngles
Two
leyges
or
thre
from
the
yle
of
wyght
ye
shal
fynd
.xxv.
fadome
,
wyth
dyntes
and
clyftes
in
the
talowe
lyke
small
threde
Two
or
thre
leyges
from
the
caskets
ye
shall
fynde
.xl.
fadomes
,
and
bygge
stones
,
rugged
,
and
blacke
.
Bytwene
the
yle
of
wyght
and
she
Hagge
the
depest
is
but
.xxxv.
or
.xl.
fadomes
.
Betwene
the
yle
of
wyght
and
La●trygat
the
depest
is
but
.xxv.
or
.xxx.
fadome
Betwene
Bechey
,
and
the
yle
of
wyght
at
leyge
from
the
lande
ye
shall
fynde
.xxxviii.
Fadomes
and
popples
bygge
as
beanes
.
Bytwene
fayrle
,
and
somme
in
the
depest
but
.xxv.
fadomes
.
Bytwene
fylstone
,
and
Boloyne
is
a
banlie
that
is
called
Ryppe
rappe
,
&
is
in
the
myddes
of
the
route
as
nygh
Pycardye
as
Englande
,
and
harde
aborde
by
it
is
.xxvi.
or
.xxvii.
fadomes
.
Beneth
the
Castell
of
Douer
ye
shal
fynde
.x.
fadomes
.
In
the
strayte
of
Calays
ye
shall
fynde
.xxx.
fadomes
.
Betwene
Calays
and
Thenet
,
ye
shal
fynde
.xxv.
fadome
.
In
the
rode
of
Calays
is
.xvi.
fadome
In
the
coste
of
Flaundres
at
the
depest
ye
shall
fynde
but
.xx.
fadome
.
The
kennynges
from
Sylley
,
and
England
vnto
Flaundres
.
¶
From
Sylley
to
Longshyp
〈◊〉
is
a
kennynge
.
Fro
Longships
to
Lezarde
viii
.
leiges
Fro
Lezarde
to
Dodman
a
kennynge
.
Fro
Dodman
to
Rams
heade
there
is
a
kennynge
.
Fro
Rainshed
to
the
Cape
of
Beures
there
is
a
kennynge
.
Fro
cape
of
Beures
to
Torres
there
is
a
kennynge
.
Fro
Torres
to
Portlande
.xiiii.
leyges
Fro
Portland
to
s
.
Aldam
.iiii.
leyges
Fro
Saynte
Aldam
to
the
nedles
.
vi
.
leyges
.
Fro
Nedles
to
Saynte
Helyns
.vi.
leyges
.
Fro
Saynt
Heleyns
to
Bewechey
xviii
.
leyges
.
Fro
Bewchey
to
fayrle
.vii.
leyges
.
From
fayrle
to
Romney
.
Fro
Romney
to
douer
.vii.
leyges
.
Fro
Douer
to
Calays
.vii.
leyges
.
Fro
Calais
to
Sluce
.xxi
leyges
.
¶
Floodes
&
Ebbes
,
fro
the
foreland
or
Cape
of
cornwayle
,
into
wales
all
a
longe
by
the
see
coost
.
At
the
Cape
of
Cornwayle
the
moone
in
the
east
northeast
ful
see
,
and
in
the
south
weste
lowe
water
.
At
Pastowe
the
moone
in
the
east
and
apoint
of
northeaste
full
see
.
At
Londaye
the
moone
in
the
east
ful
see
,
and
in
the
south
lowe
water
.
At
Caldaie
the
moone
in
the
easte
,
and
apoint
of
the
southeast
lowe
water
.
Ad
Grashormes
the
moone
in
the
easte
south
east
full
see
.
In
the
Rams
eyes
,
at
the
poynt
of
kardygan
the
mon
in
the
southeast
ful
see
At
mylfort
the
moone
in
the
east
south
east
full
see
.
At
the
yle
of
Fer
at
the
i
le
of
Colompes
,
and
at
Naskingeoles
the
moone
in
the
east
southeast
full
see
.
¶
In
the
route
of
the
yle
of
Mag●●sykes
in
the
mountaynes
of
Gaswaye
the
moone
in
the
south
southeast
ful
see
.
And
in
all
the
rout
of
the
yle
of
Man
and
vnto
arglas
,
and
so
forth
into
Scotland
the
moone
in
the
south
.
*
Routes
for
Sylley
and
Englande
into
wales
alonge
the
coost
of
wales
.
SIlley
,
and
Londey
lye
northeast
and
southwest
&
betwene
them
is
.xxviii.
leyges
.
The
Cape
of
cornwayle
,
and
Londay
lye
northeast
,
&
southwest
,
a
point
of
north
and
a
poynt
of
south
,
and
betwene
them
is
.xxv.
leyges
.
Londay
and
Calday
lye
north
and
south
,
and
bytwene
them
is
.x.
leyges
.
Cape
of
Cornwayle
,
and
Consquere
lye
north
and
south
,
a
poynt
of
northweste
and
apoynt
of
southeast
,
and
betwene
them
is
xxxiii
leyges
.
Cape
of
Cornewayle
and
Maskin
geoles
lye
north
and
sauth
,
&
bytwne
them
is
.xxxiii.
leyges
.
Maskyn
geoles
and
Grashormes
ly
east
northeast
and
west
southwest
,
and
betwene
them
is
.
two
.
leyges
.
The
yle
of
Fer
,
&
Mylforde
lye
east
&
west
,
a
poynt
of
northeast
&
a
peynte
of
southwest
and
betwene
them
is
.ii.
leig
¶
Courses
fro
the
cape
of
cornewayle
into
wales
alonge
by
the
see
cost
From
the
cape
of
cornwayle
the
flod
commeth
fro
the
south
,
and
the
ebbe
fro
the
north
,
and
wythoute
at
two
or
thre
leyges
the
tyde
cometh
from
the
south
west
.
¶
And
fro
the
cape
of
cornwayle
to
Londay
the
ebbe
commeth
fro
northeast
,
&
the
flode
fro
southwest
&
without
Londay
the
flood
commeth
fro
the
west
,
and
the
ebbe
commeth
fro
the
east
.
Betwene
Londay
and
Calday
the
floode
commeth
fro
the
east
northeast
and
the
ebbe
fro
the
east
sutheast
.
Fro
calday
to
,
Scalmay
the
flod
commeth
from
northeast
,
and
the
ebbe
south
west
.
Bytwene
Scalmay
and
grashormes
the
floode
commeth
fro
the
south
,
and
the
ebbe
fro
the
north
.
And
fro
grasholmes
all
the
cost
vnto
Hol●heed
the
flod
cometh
from
the
so●th
,
and
the
ebbe
agaynewarde
,
and
wythout
in
the
rout
it
taketh
of
the
northeast
and
of
the
southweast
.
Fro
Holyheed
to
the
yle
of
Man
the
flode
commeth
fro
soutwest
and
the
ebbe
commeth
fro
northeast
,
&
alonge
the
yle
of
Man
vnto
without
,
the
flowe
commeth
fro
southwest
,
and
the
ebbe
northeaste
Bytwene
the
yle
of
man
and
Scotland
the
flowe
commeth
fro
the
east
.
Bytwene
the
costes
of
Scotlande
,
and
the
mountaynes
of
Galwaye
the
floode
commeth
fro
the
east
northeast
,
&
the
ebbe
fro
the
west
southwest
.
And
fro
the
mountaynes
of
Galway
to
the
peynt
of
Lokestene
commeth
the
floode
fro
north
northwest
,
&
the
Ebbe
contrary
,
fro
the
poynt
to
tarke
it
commeth
south
soutwest
,
and
the
ebbe
contrary
.
*
Routes
fro
Sylley
,
and
Englande
vnto
Ireland
a
long
the
coste
.
SYlley
and
c●pe
of
Clare
lye
East
southeast
and
west
northwest
&
bytwene
them
is
L.
leiges
.
☞
Cape
of
Cornwayle
and
the
Cape
of
Veyll
lye
northwest
and
southeast
,
and
a
poynt
of
east
,
&
a
poynt
of
west
,
and
bytwene
them
is
.
xxiiil
.
leyges
.
Cape
of
Veyll
and
the
cape
of
clare
lye
cast
northeast
,
and
west
southwest
,
and
bytwene
them
is
.xiiii.
leyges
.
Cape
of
Clare
,
and
the
Musenes
lye
east
and
west
,
&
bytwene
the
is
.vii.
leyge
Musenes
and
Dulfay
lye
east
southeast
and
west
northweste
and
betwene
them
.
is
.vii.
leyges
.
Dulfay
and
the
sonde
of
Blaskaye
lye
North
&
south
&
a
point
of
northwest
&
southeast
,
take
hede
of
the
ne●●les
bytwene
them
is
.xvii
leyges
.
*
Blaskaye
and
thy
yles
of
Darē
lye
●orth
northeast
,
and
south
southwest
.
and
bytwene
them
is
.xviii
,
leges
.
Blaskaey
&
blakrocke
lye
north
,
&
south
,
&
bytwene
them
is
,
xl
,
leyges
,
And
from
Blakrocke
sayle
north
,
&
ye
shall
go
out
of
Irelande
.
Bytwene
blakrocke
and
cantere
is
,
vi
.
kennynges
,
Courses
from
the
cape
Veyll
vnto
cantere
,
and
how
the
fo●ldes
towarde
Ireland
to
●ere
.
Frome
cope
of
Veyll
vnto
the
yles
of
wiltay
the
floode
commeth
from
southwest
and
taketh
of
the
east
and
without
in
the
south
commeth
the
flood
fro
the
west
southweste
&
the
ebbe
fro
the
east
northeast
.
Betwene
Saltaye
,
and
Vkelo
the
floode
commeth
out
of
the
south
south
west
,
and
the
ebbe
agayne
warde
Bytwene
Vkelo
and
Lambaye
the
flood
commeth
from
the
north
and
the
ebbe
from
the
south
.
And
fro
the
yle
of
Lambay
along
the
coste
the
flode
cometh
fro
the
south
southeast
,
and
the
ebbe
agaynwarde
.
fro
Malynes
to
the
poynte
of
Arglas
the
floode
cometh
fro
the
south
southwest
and
the
ebbe
agaynwarde
.
Fro
the
poynt
of
Arglas
to
Cantere
cometh
the
floode
fro
north
,
northeast
,
and
the
ebbe
fro
south
southeast
.
☞
Routtes
fro
the
●oy
of
Bayone
along
the
cost
of
Gasgoyn
vnto
the
race
of
Spayne
.
HE
that
wyl
sayle
fro
the
baye
of
Bayone
alonge
by
the
cost
into
gyrone
,
sayle
northward
and
by
northwest
for
to
double
Alcassone
,
them
go
north
,
&
by
the
northeast
,
&
ye
shall
go
in
the
Asues
or
pole
head
,
to
the
way
of
Anthyoche
go
on
the
northwest
,
the
way
of
Anthyoch
lieth
west
southwest
and
east
northeast
,
If
ye
departe
from
saynt
Martyn
your
ryght
course
is
to
go
by
Bretons
way
in
the
west
northwest
,
and
ye
shall
goo
out
of
the
yle
of
Eus.
The
way
of
Brytons
lyeth
easte
,
southeast
,
and
west
northwest
.
The
yle
of
Eus
&
Bel
yle
lye
northwest
and
southeast
.
And
fro
Byl
yle
to
glenam
goo
west
northwest
,
to
double
the
rockes
of
glenam
,
and
ye
shall
goo
ferre
ynough
fro
Penwarke
.
Groye
and
glenam
lye
east
and
weste
,
a
poynt
of
northwest
and
southeast
.
If
ye
wyll
sayle
wythoute
whyte
Rocke
take
mooste
of
the
weste
,
and
to
beware
of
the
white
rocke
take
sure
markes
beyonde
saynt
Nycolas
wythout
Penfrede
and
then
fere
not
.
And
when
yo
are
in
glenam
leue
the
two
partes
towarde
the
yle
of
mutton
,
the
thyrde
parte
toward
Glenam
,
and
go
west
by
shore
The
yle
of
Mutton
,
&
saynt
Nicolas
lye
north
and
south
.
☞
The
route
of
glenam
lyth
east
,
and
west
Depart
from
the
rout
of
glenam
,
and
fayle
west
,
and
nortwest
,
and
ye
shal
come
before
saynt
Tudy
.
☞
And
wha
that
parteth
fro
the
route
of
Glenam
,
and
wil
double
P●marke
.
his
course
is
weste
,
&
by
southwest
,
for
the
route
of
Glenam
,
an
the
fourke
lyeast
and
west
.
Penbroke
,
and
fountenance
lye
,
northwest
and
southeast
.
The
kenynges
fro
rochell
into
.
Flaunders
.
Fro
la
Palace
to
Bylyuers
is
.vii
,
leyges
.
Fre
Bylyuers
to
Holonue
is
.vii.
leyges
,
Frome
holonue
to
the
yle
of
Eus
is
.vii.
leyges
.
-
Betwene
thy
yle
Eus
and
Bell
yle
is
,
xx
.
leyges
.
-
Fro
bell
yle
to
Groye
vii
.
leyges
-
Fro
Groye
to
Glenam
vii
.
leyges
-
Fro
Glenam
to
pēmarke
vii
.
leyges
-
Fro
pēmarke
to
the
Race
,
ix
.
leiges
-
Fro
the
Race
to
.
S.
Math.
ix.
leyges
-
Fro
S.
Mathew
to
fourne
vii
.
leiges
-
Fro
southe
to
Bergroagh
,
vii
.
leyges
-
Bytwene
Bargroagh
and
the
yle
of
Basepole
is
.xiiii
leyges
.
-
Bytwene
the
yle
of
Basepole
,
and
the
vii
,
yles
is
vii
,
leiges
.
-
Betwene
the
vii
.
yles
and
Brehac
.vii.
leyges
.
-
Betwene
Brehac
and
Freel
x.
leyges
-
Bytwene
freel
and
saynte
Malo
,
iiii
.
leyges
.
-
Fro
saynt
malo
to
Chause
vi
.
leyges
-
Fro
Cause
to
Iarsey
vii
.
leyges
-
Fro
Iarsey
to
Hagge
viii
.
leyges
-
From
the
Hagge
to
the
yle
of
wyghte
xxviii
.
leyges
.
-
Fro
the
yle
of
wyght
to
Calas
.xlij.
leyg
-
Betwene
Calais
&
S.
luce
xxi
.
leiges
These
are
the.
Soundynges
comminge
fro
spayne
on
the
outwarde
pa●tes
to
the
yles
north
warde
,
&
abau●
Rochel
.
IN
this
saylynge
at
.
l.
fadomes
ye
shal
be
,
xvii
.
leyges
fro
and
❧
If
ye
be
at
.xl.
fadome
ye
shall
be
at
,
vii
,
leyges
fro
land
.
*
And
yf
ye
be
at
,
xxx
,
fadoms
ye
shal
be
at
.vii.
leyges
.
fro
lande
.
If
ye
be
at
,
xxii
.
fadoms
ye
shall
〈◊〉
at
,
iiii
,
leyges
fro
lande
.
In
this
route
ye
shall
fynde
Ose
.
&
ye
shall
be
towarde
Maumusson
,
and
nyghe
the
lande
,
&
ye
shal
fynd
stones
lyke
peason
,
&
then
ye
shall
be
towarde
Balyuers
or
toward
Hol●nne
,
but
go
no
nighe
excepte
it
be
thy
daye
in
this
soundyng
of
.xv.
fadomes
of
water
.
If
ye
be
south
at
of
the
yle
of
Eus
at
lx.
fadomes
ye
shall
fynde
small
sande
and
be
.xiiii.
leyges
fro
land
.
If
ye
be
at
.
l.
fadomes
,
ye
shal
be
at
x.
leyges
fro
land
.
At
.xxx.
fadomes
ye
shall
see
the
yle
clerely
.
If
ye
be
in
the
see
of
Layre
at
.xl.
fadome
is
Ose
,
tyl
ye
be
at
.xxv.
fadome
.
¶
At
the
south
of
Bellye
at
.xl.
fadome
ye
shal
be
at
.x.
leyges
of
it
,
&
come
not
nerer
then
.
l.
or
.xl
fadome
but
by
day
.
For
in
the
rout
of
Bellye
,
and
glenam
at
.
l.
fadome
ye
shal
be
nygh
the
lande
And
take
good
hede
,
for
there
be
false
soundynges
in
the
thwart
of
glenam
.
and
Penmarke
.
☞
How
the
land
of
Brytayne
and
of
Spayne
do
lye
and
how
many
leyges
is
frome
one
to
a●other
.
BAsefrede
and
caplye
north
northeast
and
south
southewest
pellem
Penmarke
and
Sysserges
lye
northeast
&
southwest
apoynt
of
south
,
a
poynt
of
north
,
and
bytwene
them
is
xvi
,
kennynges
,
Glenain
and
saynt
Vyncent
de
laberker
lye
north
&
south
,
and
bytwene
them
is
.
lxxxv
,
leyges
.
Groye
&
saynt
Andrew
lye
north
&
south
betwene
them
is
,
lxxxv
,
leyges
.
Bel
yle
,
&
lar●don
lye
north
&
south
and
betwene
them
is
,
lxviii
,
leyges
,
The
yle
of
Eus
&
Martrychaco
lye
north
&
south
bitwene
them
is
,
in
.
leiges
.
Holonne
&
saynt
Sebastyan
lye
north
and
south
.
These
leyges
be
fro
the
buckewe
of
Gyronde
to
the
buckewe
of
bayone
along
the
cost
of
,
Spayne
,
&
portyngale
-
THere
is
betwene
the
Buckew
of
Gyronde
and
the
Buckewe
of
Bayonne
xxv
.
leiges
-
Bytwen
Bayonne
and
fountaraby
is
vii
.
leyges
.
-
Bytwene
fountaraby
and
saynte
Sebastyan
is
,
iiii
,
leyges
.
-
fro
,
s
,
Sebastian
to
quytayre
,
iii
,
leyg
,
-
fro
quitayre
to
,
Montrygo
.iii
,
leiges
,
-
fro
Montrygo
to
Vermio
v.
leyges
-
fro
Vermio
to
Bylbame
vi
,
leyges
-
fro
bylbawe
to
Castres
iii
,
leyges
,
-
fro
Castres
to
the
Rade
iii
,
leyges
,
-
fro
the
Rade
to
S.
Andrew
vi
.
leyges
-
fro
saynt
Andrewe
to
saynt
Vyncent
,
dela
bekete
.v
,
leyges
-
fro
saynt
Vyncent
to
Lagues
v
,
leiges
-
fro
lagues
to
Rybdecell
v
,
leyges
-
fro
Rybdecel
to
vyll
vicious
v.
leyges
-
fro
vicyous
to
Gynnon
iiii
.
leyges
-
fro
gynnon
to
pennes
de
gōsen
ii
,
leyges
-
fro
Gonson
to
veylles
ii
,
leyges
-
fro
veylles
to
pronne
ii
,
leyges
-
fro
pron
to
Lyenarke
,
ix
,
leyges
-
fro
Lyenarke
to
Rybaydue
v.
leyges
-
fro
Rybaydue
to
s
.
fabyan
v.
leyges
-
fro
s
.
fabyan
to
Vmero
ii
.
leyges
-
fro
Vmero
to
cap
de
Vere
ii
.
leyges
-
fro
cap
de
Vere
to
Ortiguer
ii
.
leyges
-
fro
Ortiguer
to
Sydera
.iii.
leyges
-
fro
Sidera
to
cap
de
prieui
.iiii.
leyges
-
fro
cap
de
pryenl
to
colome
.iii.
leyges
-
fro
Colome
to
Sissergues
v.
leyges
-
fro
Sissergues
to
cormes
iii.
leiges
-
fro
cormes
to
Mongye
v.
leyges
-
fro
mongye
to
the
cap
of
feuyster
there
is
.iiii.
leyges
-
fro
the
Cap
fenystre
to
cea
v.
leyges
-
fro
Cea
to
Mores
v.
leyges
-
fro
mores
to
bayōe
de
moror
viii
.
leigs
-
fro
Bayone
to
camino
iiii
.
leyges
-
fro
comino
to
Vyenne
iiii
.
leyges
-
fro
Vyenne
to
Vyll
de
count
.v.
leiges
-
fro
Vyl
decount
to
Porto
in
Portyugale
is
.iiii.
leyges
-
fro
Porta
de
vere
de
Mondego
.ix.
leyg
.
-
fro
Mondēgo
to
paradeū
.ix.
leyges
-
fro
Parades
to
barlynges
ix
.
leyges
-
fro
Berlyngues
to
rocke
de
Semper
there
is
.xii.
leyges
.
-
fro
Semper
to
Cap
de
fycher
.x.
leygs
-
fro
fycher
to
Cap.
s
.
Vyncent
.xxviii.
ley
-
Bytwene
cap.
s
.
Vincent
and
cap
saynt
Maryis
.xviii.
leyge
-
Bitwene
the
cap
of
saynt
Mary
&
the
abbeye
of
Dolues
is
.xvii
leyges
-
Bytwene
the
Abbaye
of
Dolues
,
and
saynt
Lucas
de
bemeredo
is
.viii.
ley
.
¶
Routes
fro
Pontewe
de
Feron
vnto
the
flome
Iordan
and
how
many
leyges
is
bytwene
them
.
POntewe
de
feron
and
the
yle
of
cales
lye
east
and
weste
,
and
bytwene
them
is
.xx.
leyges
.
The
yle
of
Cales
and
Trefaldogar
lye
east
southeast
,
and
west
southweste
and
betwene
them
is
.viii.
leyges
.
Trefalga●
&
the
straytes
of
marock
lye
east
&
west
,
apoynt
of
southeast
&
of
northwest
,
&
bytwene
them
is
.xii.
leyg
The
straytes
of
Marock
and
cap
of
Gad
lye
east
and
west
,
a
point
of
north
east
,
and
of
southwest
,
bytwene
them
.
lxv
.
leyges
.
Cap
de
gat
and
the
formynges
lye
northest
,
and
southwest
,
and
bytwene
them
is
.
lx.
leyges
.
The
formynges
&
Mayerke
lye
north
east
,
&
southwest
,
bitwene
them
.xxx.
legs
The
yle
of
Mayerke
conteyneth
in
length
.xxviii.
leyges
.
Mayerke
and
Sardayn
lye
easte
&
west
,
&
bytwene
thew
is
.
lxxxx
leyges
.
*
Sardayn
&
Fozyl
lye
east
and
west
and
a
poynt
of
Southeast
,
a
poynt
of
northwest
,
bytwene
them
is
.xxii.
legs
.
The
yle
of
fozyl
in
lenght
is
.
lxii
.
leigs
The
yle
of
cecyll
,
and
the
yle
of
sapyence
lye
east
,
and
west
betwne
them
is
.
ii
.
leyges
.
The
yle
of
Sapience
and
the
yle
of
Candrye
lye
east
and
west
,
a
poynt
of
southeast
and
a
poynt
of
northwest
,
betwene
them
is
.
lxii
.
leyges
.
Candre
in
length
is
.
lii
.
leyges
.
The
yle
of
Candre
,
and
the
yle
of
Famagos
lye
east
,
&
west
betwene
them
.
cxv
.
leyges
.
The
yle
of
Famagos
in
length
.
c
leyges
.
Famagos
and
capde
Danaco
lye
east
&
west
.
Cap
dedinaco
and
Flo●e
Iordan
lye
north
and
south
and
betwene
them
is
lxxxx
leyges
.
☞
Here
begynneth
the
iudgementes
of
the
See
,
of
shyppes
,
of
maysters
of
maryners
,
of
marchauntes
,
and
of
al
theyr
doynges
.
FYrst
one
man
is
made
mayster
of
the
ship
and
the
ship
belongeth
to
many
parteners
&
departeth
from
the
countey
of
whence
it
is
,
and
commeth
to
London
or
o
another
place
,
and
is
fraught
to
go
into
a
straunge
countrey
the
mayster
ought
not
to
sell
the
shyp
without
he
haue
a
procuracyon
or
lycence
of
the
owners
.
But
yf
he
haue
nede
of
money
for
the
expenses
of
the
shyppe
,
he
maye
laye
to
gauge
some
of
the
take
lynges
,
by
the
counsell
of
the
maryners
of
the
shyppe
.
This
is
the
iudgement
.
A
Shyp
lienge
in
a
hauen
,
and
taryeth
for
the
freyght
&
tyme
to
departe
,
the
mayster
ought
take
counsell
wyth
his
felowes
,
and
saie
,
mates
howe
lyke
ye
this
wether
,
Some
wyll
saye
it
is
not
good
,
let
it
ouer
passe
.
Other
wyll
saye
the
wether
is
good
&
fayre
.
The
mayster
ought
to
agre
to
the
mooste
,
or
els
yf
the
shyp
peryshe
he
is
bounde
to
restore
the
value
as
it
is
praysed
,
yf
he
haue
wher
with
.
This
is
the
iudgement
.
IF
a
shyp
pereysh
in
any
place
the
maryners
ought
to
saue
the
most
parte
of
the
goodes
in
the
shyp
&
in
so
doyng
the
mayster
ought
to
gyue
them
theyr
costes
reasonable
to
good
to
lande
,
yf
they
haue
saued
so
much
that
the
mayster
may
do
it
.
And
the
maister
may
lay
to
bledge
of
the
saued
goodes
to
some
honest
man
for
them
.
And
if
he
can
not
helpe
them
so
he
is
not
bounde
to
rewarde
them
,
but
they
to
lose
theyr
rewardes
when
the
shyp
is
lost
.
And
the
mayster
maye
sell
no
takelynge
of
the
shyp
but
yf
he
haue
procuracyon
or
lycence
of
the
owners
.
But
he
ought
to
put
them
in
saufgarde
to
the
tyme
that
he
do'th
knowe
the
wyll
of
the
owners
,
&
he
ought
to
do
it
the
moost
truely
that
be
can
,
&
yf
he
do
otherwise
he
is
holden
to
make
amendes
if
he
haue
wherwith
.
This
is
the
iudgement
.
ALso
yf
a
shyp
departe
fro
Burdewes
or
another
place
laden
,
it
chaunceth
somtyme
that
it
wracketh
and
the
moste
parte
of
the
goodes
that
may
be
his
saued
,
the
marchauntes
&
the
mayster
be
at
greate
stryfe
,
&
the
marchauntes
aske
their
goodes
of
the
master
They
ought
well
to
haue
them
,
hauyng
the
freyght
as
yf
the
shyppe
had
made
the
vyage
kennyng
,
by
kennyng
,
&
cours
by
cours
,
if
it
please
the
mayster
&
if
the
mayster
wyll
he
may
amende
hys
ship
yf
it
be
in
case
to
be
lyghtlye
mended
,
&
yf
not
he
may
hyre
another
shyp
to
fynyshe
his
vyage
,
and
the
master
shall
haue
his
freyght
,
as
yf
he
had
saued
the
goodes
,
and
the
freight
of
the
sayd
goodes
that
be
saued
ought
to
be
rekened
pounde
by
pounde
,
&
the
goode
to
paye
the
parte
of
the
costes
that
were
done
in
sauinge
of
the
sayde
goodes
,
&
yf
so
were
that
the
mayster
&
the
marchauntes
do
promise
to
tolke
that
shuld
help
to
saue
the
shyp
&
goodes
,
to
haue
the
thyrde
part
or
halfe
by
them
so
saued
for
the
peryll
that
they
be
in
the
iustyce
of
the
countrey
ought
well
to
regarde
what
labor
&
payne
they
haue
done
in
the
sauynge
and
after
that
payne
(
not
contentynge
the
promisses
made
by
the
sayde
mayster
&
maryners
)
to
rewarde
them
YF
a
shyp
departe
fro
any
place
laden
or
not
,
&
aryuethe
at
another
place
the
maryners
ought
not
to
go
out
without
lene
of
the
mayster
,
for
yf
the
shyp
shulde
peryshe
or
hurte
by
any
aduenture
,
thei
be
holdeen
to
make
amendes
.
But
yf
the
shyppe
were
in
a
place
where
it
were
ankered
wyth
two
or
thre
Cables
they
maie
well
go
oute
wythout
the
mayesters
leue
,
leauynge
some
of
the
maryners
to
kepe
the
shyp
and
goodes
,
and
they
to
come
betyme
to
the
shyp
and
yf
they
tary
longe
they
oughte
to
make
amendes
yf
they
haue
wherwyth
.
Suche
is
the
iudgement
.
MAriners
bynde
them
wyth
theyr
mayster
&
anye
go
out
wythout
leaue
of
the
mayster
and
drynke
dronken
and
make
noyse
and
stryfe
so
that
anye
of
them
he
hurte
,
the
Maiester
is
not
bounde
to
cause
them
to
be
healed
,
nor
to
puruey
oughte
for
them
,
but
he
maye
well
put
them
oute
of
the
shyppe
But
yf
the
maister
sende
them
in
anie
erande
for
the
profite
of
the
Shippe
,
and
that
they
shoulde
hurte
theym
,
or
that
anye
dyd
greue
them
,
they
oughte
to
be
healed
at
the
costes
of
the
shyppe
This
is
the
iudgement
.
IF
it
chaunce
that
any
mariner
be
taken
with
sickenes
in
the
ship
doing
seruyce
therto
belongyng
the
Master
ought
to
set
him
out
of
the
shyp
,
and
seke
lodgyuge
for
hym
,
and
ought
for
to
fynde
hym
light
,
as
talow
or
candel
and
gyue
to
hym
a
lad
of
the
shyppe
for
to
take
hede
of
hym
,
or
hyre
a
woman
so
kepe
hym
,
and
oughte
to
puruey
hym
of
suche
meate
as
is
vsed
in
the
shyp
that
is
to
wite
as
muche
as
he
toke
when
he
was
in
health
and
nomore
but
yf
the
mayster
wyl
.
And
if
he
wyll
haue
deyntyer
meates
,
the
mayster
is
not
bounde
to
gette
him
any
,
but
to
be
at
his
tostes
.
And
yf
the
shyp
be
redie
to
departe
it
ought
not
to
tary
for
hym
,
and
if
he
recouer
to
haue
his
hire
in
prayeng
and
rebatyng
that
the
mayster
layde
out
for
hym
.
And
if
he
dye
hys
wyfe
or
nexte
kyn
or
frende
oughte
to
haue
it
for
hym
.
The
iudgement
,
is
suche
.
ALso
a
shyp
is
freyght
to
go
toward
London
,
or
elswhere
and
yf
it
do
chaunceth
that
tourmente
taketh
it
beinge
on
the
see
,
and
it
can
not
escape
but
yf
the
goodes
because
out
the
mayster
ought
to
saie
,
mates
it
behoueth
to
caste
ouer
these
goodes
to
saue
the
shyp
,
&
if
there
be
any
marchaunt
that
wil
answer
and
wyll
be
contrary
of
the
castyng
out
by
theyr
reasons
&
wyl
not
agre
,
the
mayster
neuertheles
oughtnot
to
leaue
but
cast
ouer
so
much
as
he
shal
se
nede
.
He
&
the
thyr
departe
of
hys
felowes
makyng
theyr
othes
on
the
holy
gospel
when
they
become
to
the
right
place
of
theyr
discharge
that
he
did
it
for
to
saue
the
bodi
of
the
ship
&
the
other
goods
that
is
yet
in
it
&
the
wynes
that
were
cast
ouer
ought
to
be
praysed
at
the
value
of
them
the
be
come
saufe
,
&
when
they
shall
be
lo●de
they
oughte
to
be
deuyded
pounde
by
pounde
among
the
sayd
marchauntes
and
the
mayster
ought
to
deuyde
,
and
teken
the
shyppe
or
thre
freyght
as
his
choyse
and
for
recouerynge
of
the
domages
the
maryners
oughte
to
haue
a
tonne
fre
,
and
any
other
ought
to
haue
parte
after
hys
deseruynge
,
and
yf
he
hath
not
behaued
hym
as
a
good
man
to
haue
nothyng
of
the
franchyse
.
And
the
marchauntes
may
charge
the
mayster
for
it
by
his
othe
.
This
is
the
iudgement
.
SO
maye
chaunce
that
the
mayster
muste
cutte
of
his
mast
by
force
of
the
wether
,
but
he
ought
to
cal
the
marchauntes
that
owe
the
goodes
,
yf
anye
of
them
be
there
and
saye
.
The
maste
must
nedes
be
cut
to
saue
the
shyp
,
and
goodes
,
it
were
resonable
by
trouthe
.
And
somtyme
behoueth
to
cut
a
sonder
Cables
and
leaue
the
Ankers
and
rothers
to
saue
Shyppe
and
goodes
all
these
thynges
bene
rekened
pounde
by
pounde
.
And
when
god
sendeth
the
ship
to
dyscharge
in
saufte
the
marchauntes
ought
to
paye
eche
theyr
rate
without
delay
,
or
to
sell
or
gauge
for
money
,
or
euer
the
goodes
be
out
of
the
ship
.
And
yf
the
shyp
be
at
hyrynge
,
and
the
mayster
tarye
by
reason
of
ther
debate
and
perceiueth
lekage
,
he
ought
not
to
part
with
the
losses
but
haue
his
freight
as
yf
the
tones
were
full
.
This
is
the
iudgement
.
WHen
a
shyp
commeth
saufe
to
the
ryght
dyscharge
the
master
shuld
shewe
the
marchauntes
the
ropes
that
they
haue
to
hoyse
withal
.
And
if
they
se
nede
,
the
mayster
ought
to
amende
them
.
For
yf
the
tonne
lese
bycause
of
the
hoysinge
or
of
the
ropes
the
mayster
and
the
Ma●●uers
amonge
theym
muste
paye
the
marchauntes
,
and
the
master
ought
to
pay
after
as
he
ought
to
take
for
the
vnladyng
,
and
the
vnladynge
to
be
set
fyrst
to
recouer
the
losses
,
and
the
resydue
to
be
departed
amonge
them
.
But
yf
the
ropes
breake
without
that
the
Maister
shewe
them
to
the
marchauntes
they
are
bounde
to
recompence
the
domage
.
But
yf
the
marchauntes
saye
,
the
ropes
be
sure
,
&
good
,
if
they
breake
eche
of
them
ought
to
haue
parte
of
the
domage
,
that
is
to
wite
the
marchaunte
that
oweth
that
wine
onely
,
and
the
mayster
&
the
maryner
This
is
the
iudgement
.
A
Shyp
beinge
charged
at
Burdewes
orels
wher
,
&
hoyseth
the
sayse
for
to
go
wyth
the
wines
,
&
the
mayster
and
hys
maryners
trymmeth
not
theyr
sayl
as
it
shulde
and
yl
wetherynge
taketh
them
in
the
see
,
in
suche
maner
that
the
takelynge
crusheth
or
siniteth
out
the
botome
of
the
tonne
or
pype
,
the
shyppe
beyng
saufaryued
at
the
ryght
dyscharge
,
the
marchauntes
sayeth
to
the
mayster
,
that
●y
his
take
lynge
there
wyne
is
lost
.
The
mayster
sayeth
nay
,
and
yf
he
wyll
sweare
,
and
thre
or
four
or
halfe
a
dosyn
of
his
maryners
or
any
of
them
whiche
the
marchauntes
wyll
that
the
wyne
was
not
lost
by
theyr
defaute
nor
by
thyr
takelynge
as
the
marchauntes
put
on
them
they
ought
to
be
quyt
.
But
yf
they
wil
not
swere
they
be
bounde
to
ordre
theyr
sayle
well
and
truely
or
they
parte
fro
theyr
charge
.
This
is
the
iudgement
.
A
Mayster
hyreth
hys
maryners
and
ought
to
kepe
them
pesably
and
ostre
to
be
theyr
Iudge
and
yf
any
say
that
hys
felows
lyeth
,
hauinge
breade
and
drynke
at
the
table
,
ought
to
paye
.iiii.
d.
And
yf
anye
belyeth
the
mayster
to
pay
.viii.
d.
Or
yf
the
mayster
belye
any
also
to
pay
.viii.
d.
And
yf
the
maister
smite
anye
of
the
mariners
the
mariner
oughte
to
abyde
the
fyrste
buffet
be
it
with
fyste
,
or
stath
with
his
hande
but
if
he
smite
any
more
he
may
defende
hym
.
And
if
a
maryner
smite
the
maister
to
pay
.v.
s.
or
.
to
lese
his
fyst
.
The
iudgement
is
such
.
ANye
shyp
freyght
at
burdewes
or
any
other
place
&
cometh
to
his
right
discharge
,
and
be
charged
halfe
party
tonnage
and
smal
lodmans
seruauntes
ben
to
the
marchauntes
.
The
custom
of
Brytayn
is
all
they
that
be
taken
steth
they
passe
the
yle
of
Bas
,
&
bepayuz
la
main
.
And
they
of
Normandie
and
Englande
,
and
flaundres
,
syeth
they
passe
Garnesey
,
&
they
of
syeth
they
passe
Garnesey
do
not
.
This
is
the
iudgement
.
IF
variaunce
fal
betwene
the
mayster
of
a
shippe
,
and
the
mariners
the
mayster
oughte
to
take
the
torwell
a
waye
that
is
afore
the
mariner
or
he
put
hym
out
,
and
if
the
maryner
offer
to
make
Amendes
at
the
Agrement
of
hys
mates
that
be
at
the
table
and
the
mayster
wyll
not
but
putteth
him
oute
,
the
mariner
maie
folowe
the
Shippe
till
it
come
to
the
ryght
dyscharge
,
and
ought
to
haue
as
good
wawages
as
,
yf
he
had
gone
in
the
shyp
,
amendynge
the
trespace
at
the
verdite
of
his
felowes
,
And
yf
so
be
that
the
maister
take
not
in
as
good
a
maryner
as
be
,
and
the
shyp
by
chaunce
take
harme
the
mayster
is
bounde
to
restore
the
shyp
and
the
goodes
,
yf
he
be
able
.
This
is
the
iudgement
.
IT
may
so
be
that
as
a
shyp
lyeth
ankered
at
rode
,
another
shyp
cometh
oute
of
the
see
,
and
by
mysguiding
hitteth
against
the
ship
that
is
in
the
waye
,
so
that
the
shyp
is
domaged
with
the
strocke
that
the
other
shyp
gaue
it
,
and
there
is
wyne
shedde
on
both
bartes
,
the
losse
ought
for
to
be
praysed
and
deuyded
halfe
to
halfe
bytwene
the
shyppes
and
the
wines
loste
in
the
sayde
shyppes
also
amonge
the
marchauntes
,
and
the
mayster
of
the
ship
that
hyt
the
other
must
swere
on
a
booke
,
and
hys
marchauntes
wyth
him
that
he
dyd
not
with
is
wyll
.
The
reason
why
this
iudgement
was
made
is
that
an
old
shyp
wyllynglye
lyeth
not
in
the
waye
of
a
better
so
ferforth
as
it
knoweth
not
to
domage
it
by
greuyng
but
when
it
knoweth
well
that
it
muste
parte
byhalfe
,
it
wyl
passe
by
out
of
the
waye
.
Suche
is
the
iudgement
.
TWo
shyppes
or
mo
lyenge
in
A
hauen
,
at
scante
water
,
and
one
of
the
ankers
lye
to
nere
another
shyp
,
the
mayster
of
the
sayd
shyp
ought
to
say
.
Mayster
take
vp
your
anker
it
is
to
nere
vs
and
maye
do
vs
harme
And
if
they
wyl
not
remene
it
,
the
mayster
and
hys
maryners
that
myght
haue
the
domage
maye
take
it
vp
,
and
set
it
ferther
from
them
,
but
yf
the
other
wyll
not
suffre
them
,
and
it
do
them
domage
,
the
other
muste
restore
it
,
and
yf
so
be
that
they
had
fastened
to
it
,
no.
But
and
yf
it
do
hurte
they
be
holde
to
yelde
the
hurte
all
alonge
,
&
yf
they
lye
drye
in
a
hauen
,
thy
ought
to
set
markes
at
theyr
ankers
that
may
playnly
be
fene
aboue
the
water
The
iudgement
is
such
.
IF
a
shippe
be
ariued
to
be
charged
at
Burdews
or
at
any
other
place
the
mayster
is
holden
to
say
ta
his
felowes
.
Mates
wyll
ye
freyght
by
youre selfe
,
or
be
alowed
at
the
freyght
of
the
shyp
.
That
is
to
be
at
theyr
own
prouysyon
.
They
muste
answere
what
they
wyll
do
,
yf
they
take
at
the
freyght
of
the
shyp
,
they
shall
haue
as
the
shyp
shall
haue
.
And
yf
they
wyl
freyght
by
them selfe
they
oughte
to
freyght
it
in
suche
wyse
as
the
shyp
do
not
tary
.
And
yf
it
chaunce
that
they
fynde
noo
freight
the
master
is
not
to
blame
,
and
oughte
to
shewe
theym
theyr
fare
,
and
may
set
the
weyght
of
theyr
shyp
meate
to
eche
of
them
,
&
yf
they
wyll
laye
in
a
tonne
of
water
they
maye
▪
for
a
tonne
of
wyne
,
and
yf
throwynge
ouer
into
the
see
happen
the
ton
of
water
oughte
to
be
for
a
tonne
of
wyne
,
or
for
other
goodes
,
pounde
to
pounde
,
wherby
the
maryners
maye
healpe
them
in
the
see
.
And
yf
so
be
that
they
freyght
it
wyth
marchaundeyse
,
suche
fraunchyse
as
the
maryner
hath
ought
the
marchaunt
to
haue
.
That
is
the
iudgemente
.
THe
mariners
of
Bri●ain
ought
to
haue
but
one
meale
a
day
,
by
reason
of
that
they
haue
drynkes
goynge
,
and
commyng
,
and
they
of
Normandye
oughte
to
haue
two
meales
of
the
kytchyn
on
the
daye
,
bycause
they
haue
but
water
goyng
at
the
shyppe
costes
.
And
when
the
shyppe
is
at
the
shore
the
maryners
to
haue
wyne
to
drynke
and
other
at
the
fyndyng
of
the
mayster
.
This
is
the
iudgement
.
A
Shyp
commeth
to
dyscharge
,
the
maryners
will
haue
theyr
fyndynge
some
there
be
that
haue
neither
bedde
nor
caben
in
the
shyp
,
the
mayster
maye
retayne
of
theyr
hyre
fyll
the
shippe
be
there
as
they
toke
it
,
yf
their
put
no
good
suerty
to
furnisshe
theyr
viage
.
This
is
the
iudgement
.
ALso
the
mayster
of
a
shyp
hyreth
his
maryners
in
the
town
that
is
of
some
of
theyr
owne
fyndynge
,
and
other
at
hys
coostes
.
It
chaunceth
that
the
shyppe
can
fynde
no
feyght
to
go
where
he
wold
be
,
and
they
must
go
ferther
.
They
that
fynde
them selfe
ought
to
folowe
hym
,
but
they
that
be
a
thys
coastes
he
ought
to
rayse
theyr
wages
,
kennynges
by
kennynge
,
and
course
by
course
,
after
the
rate
of
theyr
hyre
for
to
go
to
a
tertayne
place
.
And
yf
they
go
nerre
then
the
place
,
or
well
as
ferre
as
they
were
hyred
to
all
to
be
alowed
but
they
muste
yelde
the
shyp
,
where
they
toke
it
,
and
set
it
at
the
aduenture
of
god
.
This
is
the
iudgement
.
WHhen
a
shyp
commeth
to
Brystow
or
any
other
place
Of
such
meat
as
is
in
the
shyp
,
two
of
the
maryners
may
beare
to
shore
a
mease
or
an
halfe
mease
,
suche
as
they
be
cut
in
the
shyp
,
and
such
breade
as
they
haue
,
as
maye
eat
at
one
tyme
,
but
no
drynke
.
And
thy
oughte
to
haste
them
shortly
aborde
agayn
that
the
mayster
lese
not
the
ernestes
of
the
shyp
,
for
yf
the
mayster
haue
domage
by
that
losse
,
they
be
holden
to
alowe
it
.
Or
yf
any
of
theyr
felowes
hurte
hym selfe
for
lacke
of
helpe
,
they
be
holden
to
heale
hym
and
to
make
a
fyne
at
the
verdyte
of
one
of
the
maryners
,
and
of
the
mayster
,
and
of
them
of
the
table
.
This
is
the
iudgement
.
YF
a
mayster
freyghte
his
shyppe
to
a
marchaunt
,
and
sette
a
certaine
terme
within
the
which
at
the
marchaunt
shoulde
lade
,
redy
to
departe
,
yf
the
marchaunt
doth
it
not
,
but
kepe
the
the
Maister
and
hys
maryners
by
the
space
of
.xii.
or
.xv.
dayes
or
more
,
somtyme
he
leseth
his
wetherynge
&
tyme
by
defaute
of
the
marchaunt
,
the
marchaunt
is
holden
to
make
the
mayster
amendes
.
And
of
such
amendes
as
the
mayster
hath
the
maryners
ought
to
haue
the
fourth
parte
,
and
the
mayster
the
other
iii.
partes
,
bycause
he
findeth
theyr
expences
.
This
is
the
iudgement
.
CErtain
marchauntes
or
one
freighteth
a
shyp
,
&
setteth
it
in
way
The
sayd
ship
entreth
into
a
hauen
,
and
is
there
soo
longe
that
money
faileth
them
.
The
maister
ought
for
to
send
in
hast
into
his
countre
for
money
,
but
he
ought
not
to
lease
hys
armogan
for
yf
he
do
he
is
bound
to
redresse
al
the
domages
of
the
marchaunts
.
But
he
mai
take
of
the
wyne
,
&
of
the
marchasites
goodes
,
&
make
sale
for
his
store
.
And
when
the
shyp
commeth
to
the
right
discarge
the
wyne
that
the
wayster
hath
so
taken
ought
to
be
praysed
after
the
rate
as
the
other
shal
be
solde
comenly
and
neyther
more
nor
lesse
.
And
the
maister
ought
to
haue
his
freyght
of
the
wyne
that
he
hath
taken
.
This
is
the
iudgement
.
A
Lodesman
vnder
taketh
to
lade
a
shyp
to
hulle
or
to
other
places
,
yf
he
fayle
,
&
the
shyp
perysshe
to
the
marchauntes
domages
he
is
bounde
to
restore
the
domages
yf
he
haue
wherwith
.
And
yf
he
haue
not
wherwith
to
lose
his
heade
,
and
yf
the
mastes
or
anye
of
the
maryners
or
Marchauntes
do
smyte
of
hys
heade
they
be
not
bounde
to
make
amendes
,
but
they
ought
fyrste
to
knowe
before
they
do
it
if
it
be
able
ta
make
a
mendes
This
is
the
iudgement
.
TWo
vessels
be
felowes
to
take
Herynges
or
Makerelles
,
they
ought
to
laye
as
many
gynnes
one
as
another
.
and
they
be
a
greed
to
parte
the
gayne
by
halfe
bytwene
them
,
and
yf
it
chaunce
that
one
of
them
peryshe
bothe
men
,
gynnes
and
other
thynges
and
the
other
scapeth
and
cometh
sauf
to
shore
,
the
frendes
of
hym
that
is
ded
asketh
part
of
the
gayne
that
they
haue
made
,
of
the
gynnes
,
hearynge
,
and
vessell
.
They
shal
haue
parte
&
gayne
of
the
gynnes
and
hearynge
,
by
the
othes
of
them
that
be
scaped
.
But
of
the
vessell
they
get
nothynge
.
This
is
the
iudgement
.
A
Sippe
hoysseth
vp
at
the
discharge
and
lyeth
dry
where
she
is
so
iocoud
that
the
Maryners
taketh
at
the
mayne
.
Maste
,
or
at
the
scurtyll
before
or
behynde
the
mayster
ought
to
encrease
hyre
theyr
kenninge
for
kenneynge
,
and
in
wyndying
of
wynes
it
chaunceth
that
they
leaue
a
pipe
or
other
vessell
open
,
&
haue
not
wel
fastened
it
with
roopes
at
the
ende
of
the
shyp
and
it
slyppeth
and
falleth
vpon
another
,
and
marreth
them
bote
,
the
Mayster
and
maryners
ought
to
restore
the
marchauntes
,
and
the
Marchauntes
must
paye
the
freyght
of
the
two
pypes
,
bycause
they
shal
be
payed
at
the
pryce
that
other
besolde
.
The
mayster
and
maryners
ought
to
sette
theyr
hoyssynge
fyrst
to
recouer
the
domage
pounde
to
pounde
.
The
owners
of
the
shyppe
shall
take
nothynge
,
for
it
was
faut
of
the
mayster
,
and
maryners
in
fastenyng
of
the
pype
.
This
is
the
iudgement
.
WItnesse
the
seale
of
the
i
le
of
auleron
establysshed
by
the
contractes
of
the
sayde
yle
,
the
Tuesday
after
the
feast
of
saynt
Andrewe
.
The
yeare
of
our
Lorde
.
M.CC.lxvi
.
Finis
.
¶
A
newe
Rutter
of
the
See
,
for
the
Northe
;
partyes
.
Compyled
by
Rycharde
.
Proude
.
M.D.XLI.
BArwyke
lyeth
southe
&
northe
,
of
the
Colde
stone
lande
,
and
Barwyke
hauen
lyeth
west
nor
west
&
east
south
east
&
from
bābewe
vnto
the
poynt
of
the
land
.
The
course
lyeth
north
&
southe
,
but
beware
of
the
Golstones
,
it
flowes
north
nor
west
,
&
quarter
tyde
vnder
roder
from
Tynmouth
to
fayreylād
,
the
course
is
northe
Northwest
,
and
south
south
east
.
And
Tynmouth
is
tyde
northeast
,
&
south
west
betwexte
the
headland
and
honde
clyf
the
course
is
norwest
&
southeast
&
it
flowes
west
southwest
east
northeast
&
at
Why
thy
is
half
tyde
,
&
from
Hōdclyf
clyf
so
forth
to
humber
the
course
is
southeast
and
by
south
and
nortweste
and
by
northe
,
from
Lyernesse
to
the
heade
lande
the
course
nor
nor
weste
,
&
south
south
east
,
at
the
heade
land
the
stremes
set
norweste
and
southeast
and
it
flowes
on
the
heade
Lande
of
holdernes
northeaste
&
quarter
tide
in
the
fayre
way
and
at
the
heade
Lande
quarter
tyde
,
&
halfe
quarter
and
,
yf
ye
go
fro
Lyernesse
to
the
shelde
ye
shal
go
east
south
east
,
for
to
go
cleare
of
to
sand
and
if
ye
halfe
a
neb
go
southeast
and
by
east
,
and
yf
ye
go
from
sporne
the
shelde
And
wynde
be
at
Northe
west
,
your
course
is
southeast
,
tyll
ye
be
paste
well
Bankes
in
the
welles
flowes
west
,
and
East
,
and
there
goeth
also
streames
vnder
other
,
and
at
the
n2
it
flowes
on
the
Lande
,
West
nor
weste
halfe
streames
Vnder
other
by
the
Lande
to
ye
come
to
Wynter
townes
,
and
fro
Wynter
townes
to
ye
,
come
to
Kerkely
Roode
,
it
flowes
on
the
land
,
it
flowes
northwest
and
quarter
&
half
quarter
tid
vnder
other
&
yf
ye
go
frome
shelde
to
the
Helmes
,
and
it
be
in
the
nyghte
ye
shall
go
but
x.
fadom
of
the
coste
tyll
ye
gesse
be
passe
the
Lymber
&
vry
.
And
so
go
the
estemmar
course
tyll
ye
come
to
.xiiii.
fadome
and
goo
your
course
sodtheast
tyll
you
be
past
the
holmes
.
But
the
mooste
wysdome
is
to
byd
tyll
daye
.
From
Kerkeley
roode
holmis
to
orforde
,
and
be
westin
,
it
flowes
on
the
lande
south
southeast
,
and
at
the
halmes
heade
quarter
tyde
fro
or
fordnes
to
or
wyll
wannes
the
course
is
.
southwest
,
and
floweth
south
easte
,
and
in
or
wyll
hauyn
within
the
were
south
and
north
and
ye
go
fro
or
wyll
wannys
to
the
nesse
ye
weste
go
southe
west
fro
the
nasse
of
makres
,
of
the
spette
youre
course
is
west
south
west
,
and
it
flowes
south
and
by
east
brynge
your
markes
togither
:
That
is
the
paryshe
church
steple
out
be
east
the
abbaye
of
saint
Vsseys
,
then
go
your
course
ouer
the
spetes
south
tyl
you
come
in
ten
fadoms
or
.xii.
fadome
them
go
your
course
with
the
sho
south
southwest
.
Yf
it
be
flode
come
not
within
eyghte
fadomes
And
ye
bryng
you
to
.xi.
fadome
or
.xii.
fadoms
then
goo
youre
course
into
the
Temmes
with
the
grenebanke
west
south
west
and
at
the
sho
it
flowes
south
and
north
,
and
out
of
Orwilwandes
to
go
out
at
the
flod
your
course
is
east
south
east
for
cause
of
the
roge
and
the
●ackes
tyl
ye
come
to
.xv.
fadomes
dep●
,
&
for
the
landefang
,
then
ye
may
go
southe
southeast
tyl
ye
come
to
.xviii.
fadomes
then
ye
must
go
southe
one
glasse
or
two
glasse
for
cause
of
the
knocke
.
Then
go
south
southwest
and
fetch
vp
Tenete
&
tetch
vp
.vii.
fadomes
on
the
breke
them
go
your
course
south
,
it
is
your
fayre
way
,
&
take
the
knok
in
Kentisee
it
flowes
south
,
and
at
the
north
hed
of
god
win
the
streames
renneth
to
south
south
west
and
at
the
south
heed
of
goodwin
the
streme
renis
to
south
west
,
and
by
south
it
flowes
fro
tenet
to
wyze
on
both
sydes
on
the
mayne
Lande
south
south
east
,
at
sandwych
at
downes
goo
to
south
by
east
,
And
in
the
downe
goo
halfe
tyde
vnder
other
,
and
yf
ye
ryde
in
the
downes
And
wyll
in
to
Sandewych
hauen
ye
muste
ryre
and
it
be
tonynge
wynde
at
east
,
southeast
moue
.
And
yf
it
be
a
folowing
wynde
ye
may
bide
to
south
east
mone
.
And
ye
bowne
to
Calays
hauen
,
and
ryde
in
dowues
,
&
the
wynd
be
west
southwest
or
south
west
,
ye
must
rere
I
north
east
moone
and
get
you
into
your
markes
,
the
stepell
in
the
Fanne
,
then
go
your
course
,
east
southeast
ouer
&
after
your
tyde
serue
your
wende
,
And
Loke
you
seke
Cales
hauen
,
at
south
southeast
mone
or
south
and
by
east
And
yf
ye
turne
in
the
Downes
,
come
no
neare
goodwyn
them
.ix.
fadome
,
ne
no
neare
the
brakes
them
fyue
fadome
,
from
saint
Margaretes
stayre
and
ye
wil
go
to
donginas
your
way
is
south
,
southwest
&
retch
xviii
.
fadome
depe
betwixt-saynt
Margaretes
stayre
and
Donginas
goeth
halfe
tyde
.
And
fro
dongynas
to
hyld
ninas
youre
course
is
easte
and
west
.
Donginas
and
the
water
of
sinn
lieth
east
southeast
,
and
west
norwest
,
Dunginas
and
depe
lieth
south
easte
and
by
easte
,
nor
west
and
by
west
and
Donginas
and
saine
heed
south
southweste
go
from
donginas
and
ye
haue
.xx.
fadome
depe
.
go
west
south
west
,
that
is
your
course
alonge
see
.
And
at
donginas
is
half
and
is
halfe
quarter
tyde
And
vnto
Hastynge
halfe
tyde
,
and
at
Becheffe
quarter
tyde
,
Becheffe
and
Depe
south
east
,
and
norwest
becheffe
and
sayne
heed
south
and
north
the
hy-land
of
a
Rondel
and
strouttart
south
southeast
,
and
nor
nor
west
,
the
sayne
hed
and
wolues
hed
southeast
,
and
nor
weste
Barflette
nas
and
wolneserde
south
southeast
,
and
nor
norwest
.
The
schapel
hogges
and
neldes
south
and
northe
.
The
hagge
be
east
,
Rokys
nese
,
and
Wolnesord
south
and
by
west
,
north
and
by
east
.
Wolnesorde
and
Garuesaye
south
southeweste
and
quarter
tyde
vnder
other
at
Wolnesord
.
From
Wolnesord
to
the
Begge
of
saynte
telynes
halfe
tyde
vnder
other
And
from
saint
Telines
to
chaike
sord
is
halfe
tyde
,
and
a
south
mone
make
hyest
water
with
in
wight
nedelles
.
And
they
forne
lieth
south
west
and
by
west
,
and
northeast
and
by
east
the
neldes
and
the
cornelande
west
and
east
and
the
nedylles
it
flowes
south
east
,
and
by
south
from
the
nedelles
to
portland
west
south
west
,
and
east
north
east
at
the
Poll
within
Hauen
it
flowes
nor
west
,
and
southeast
,
and
in
the
fayre
waye
southe
southeast
&
north
north
west
,
at
Waymouth
within
the
hauen
east
and
west
at
the
byll
at
Portlande
south
southeast
and
north
north
weste
.
The
sayne
heed
and
Portelande
lyeth
west
northwest
,
&
east
southeast
.
Portlande
and
Garnsay
south
and
north
.
Sayne
heed
and
the
Hyunde
by
west
dartmouth
east
and
by
south
west
and
by
north
Portland
and
bery
lande
east
and
by
north
,
west
and
by
south
Bery
lande
and
Sterte-west
southwest
and
east
north
east
.
Bytwyxte
Portland
and
start
euery
hauen
is
tyde
east
west
Bytwyxte
Berylande
and
the
landes
ende
of
Englande
that
is
halfe
tyde
in
the
fayre
waye
Bytwixte
the
start
and
Lessart
the
course
is
east
and
west
and
beware
of
the
Edy
stones
al
the
hauens
he
ful
Bytwixte
the
Starte
and
Lessarte
the
course
at
weste
southweste
moone
the
landes
end
and
Lessarte
lyeth
east
south
easte
and
west
Norwest
at
the
landes
ende
lyeth
the.
Raynolde
stone
a
lytle
yurth
of
but
.xii.
fadomes
shal
lede
you
wythout
hym
And
south
south
west
of
the
landes
ende
lyeth
the
Golfe
the
Lange
shyppes
and
the
landes
ende
lyeth
nor
nor
west
,
and
south
south
east
,
the
lange
shypes
and
saynt
Mary
●ounde
of
Sylly
lieth
west
south
west
and
east
northeast
.
Saynt
Mary
stound
and
Vishāt
lyeth
nor
west
,
and
by
north
south
east
,
and
by
south
.
Sylly
and
the
sayne
lyeth
south
south
east
and
nor
norwest
,
The
sayne
&
Vsshant
lyeth
south
and
north
.
Vsshant
and
the
Popyll
hope
lyethe
north
and
by
west
,
and
south
and
by
east
.
Vsshant
and
Lyssart
north
and
south
,
Lyssart
and
saynt
Mary
stounde
of
Sylly
lyeth
weste
and
easte
,
but
beware
of
the
Gulfe
,
but
Saynt
Mary
stounde
and
the
Forne
nor
west
and
southeast
.
The
Forne
and
Popyl
hop
nor
north
west
.
and
south
south
east
.
The
Forne
and
Lyssart
north
and
by
east
,
and
south
&
by
west
.
The
Forne
and
the
Gred
by
east
.
Falmoth
north
and
south
.
The
forne
and
the
Ramhed
nor
north
east
,
and
south
southwest
.
Vsshant
and
the
Ramhed
north
east
and
by
north
south
west
and
by
south
.
The
Forne
and
Bery
lande
north
east
and
by
north
,
south
west
and
by
south
.
The
Starte
and
Baspal
north
and
south
.
Basepal
and
Ramhede
north
and
by
weste
,
&
south
&
by
east
.
Garnsay
and
the
Hiwnd
by
west
Dartmoth
west
north
west
,
and
east
southeast
.
(
*
)
⸪
❧
FINIS
.