[8] Gowns.
[9] Justaucorps.
[10] Double camlet.
[11] Stomachers.
[12] Flannel.
[13] Narrow braid of gold, silver, or silk thread.
[14] Coils.
[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.
[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.
[17] Simple instruments for taking altitudes (and so determining latitudes).