In foul weather every man shall set his sail to keep company with the rest of the fleet, and not run too far ahead by day but that he may fall astern the admiral before night.
32.

In case the fleet or any part of us should be set upon, the sea-captain shall appoint sufficient company to assist the gunners, after which (if the fight require it) the cabins between the decks shall be taken down, [and] all beds and sacks employed for bulwarks.

The musketeers of every ship shall be divided under captains or other officers, some for the forecastle, some for the waist, and others for the poop, where they shall abide if they be not otherwise directed.
33.

An officer or two shall be appointed to take care that no loose powder be carried between [the decks] nor near any linstock or match in hand.

You shall saw divers hogsheads in two parts, and, filling them with water, set them aloft the decks.