The seventh is Comptroller of the store-keeper’s accounts, who has also a chief clerk, that has a salary of 100_l._ a year; six clerks of 50_l._ a year each; and another of 40_l._ _per annum_. Besides these there are three Extra Commissioners of the navy, who have 500_l._ a year, and 80_l._ each for house rent; and under these are several clerks, and other officers. There is also a Commissioner residing at Gibraltar, who has 1000_l._ a year, and several officers who have considerable salaries under him: a Commissioner resident at Chatham yard, at Portsmouth yard, and at Plymouth yard, who have 500_l._ a year each; but Deptford and Woolwich yards are under the immediate inspection of the navy board; as Sheerness yard is under the inspection of the Commissioner at Chatham. The number of these Officers and Commissioners have been increased on account of the exigence of affairs; but the principal of them hold their offices by patent under the great seal. NEAL’S _yard_, Great St. Andrew street, Seven Dials.† NEAT HOUSE _lane_, Upper Millbank. NEAT HOUSES, Near Chelsea Bridge. NECKINGER _lane_, Rotherhith wall. NECKINGER _road_, Neckinger lane. NEEDLEMAKERS, a company incorporated by letters patent granted by Oliver Cromwell, in 1656, consisting of a Master, two Wardens, eighteen Assistants, and forty-eight Liverymen, who upon their admission pay a fine of 3_l._ 6_s._ 8_d._ but having no hall they transact their business in Guildhall. It is remarkable that by an act of Common Council in 1658, it was ordered that every needlemaker free of the city, of whatever company they be, should from thenceforward be subject to the search and survey of this company; that no needlemaker of any other company should bind an apprentice to himself, till he had first bound him to the Master or one of the Wardens or Assistants of the Needlemakers company, who should turn over such an apprentice to him, before the Chamberlain of London, in order that all such apprentices might be made free of the Needlemakers company; and that any such master, not being free of that company, who should take an apprentice in any other manner, should forfeit the sum of 20_l._ NELL’S _wharf_, St. Catharine’s. NELMES, a village in Essex, on the east side of Rumford. NELSON’S _court_, 1. Drury lane.† 2. Rosemary lane, Tower hill.† NEPTUNE _street_, Wellclose square. NETHERHALL, a village in Essex, on the north side of Chipping Ongar. NETHERHALL, a village in Essex, near Great and Little Parndon, and at the conflux of the Lee and the Stort. NETTLETON’S _court_, Aldersgate street.† NETTLEWELL, a village on the south west side of Harlow. NEVILL’S _alley_, Fetter lane.† NEVILL’S _yard_, Church street, Lambeth.† NEVIS _court_, Near the Upper Ground, Southwark.† NEW _alley_, In Hoxton. NEW BEDFORD _court_, Eagle court, Strand. NEW BELTON _street_, Long Acre. NEW BLACK RAVEN _court_, Near Chiswell street, Moorfields.*