52 it has a copy of the above 'Additional Instructions,' but numbered 1 to 6, articles 1 to 5 of the Dartmouth copy being in one long article.

At p.

50 it has the original articles as far as No.

6.
Then come two articles numbered as 7 and 8, giving signals for a squadron 'to draw up in line' and to come near the admiral.

They are subscribed 'Royal James, Admiral.' The Royal James was Rupert's flagship in 1665, and the two articles may be squadronal orders of his.