SALT OFFICE, in York Buildings, is under the government of five Commissioners, each of whom has a salary of 500_l._ _per annum_. Under these Commissioners are the following officers: a Treasurer, who has 430_l._ a year, for himself and three Clerks; he has also a Deputy: two Billmen: a Comptroller, who has 350_l._ a year, with a Deputy and two Clerks: the Comptroller’s Secretary has 200_l._ a year, and an Assistant: an Accomptant General, who has 200_l._ _per annum_, and his Clerk 40_l._ a year: a Correspondent, who has 100_l._ a year, and his Clerk 60_l._ a Chief Accomptant and Clerk of Securities, who has 180_l._ _per annum_: two Accomptants, who have 70_l._ a year each, a Clerk, who has 60_l._ and another 40_l._ _per annum_: a Storekeeper and Clerk of the charities and diaries, who has 60_l._ a year; a Collector of the port of London, who has 60_l._ an Assistant Searcher 60_l._ and two Surveyors who have 40_l._ a year each. Besides these, there are in this office an housekeeper who has 100_l._ a year, and several other servants. SALTERS, one of the twelve principal companies, and the ninth in order of precedency, is of considerable antiquity, since they had the grant of a livery from Richard II. in the year 1394; but it does not appear that they were incorporated before the first year of the reign of Queen Elizabeth, in 1558. This company has a Master, two Wardens, twenty-seven Assistants, and a livery of 190 members, who upon their being admitted, pay a fine of 20_l._ They have a very considerable estate, out of which they pay 500_l._ _per annum_ to charitable uses. Their hall, which is a plain brick building, is situated in a neat court in Swithin’s lane. SALTERS _alley_, 1. Green bank, Wapping. 2. Nightingale lane. SALTERS _court_, Piccadilly. SALTERS HALL _court_, in Swithin’s lane, where is Salters hall, in which is a handsome presbyterian meeting-house. SALTPETRE BANK, 1. East Smithfield, by Little Tower hill. 2. By Rosemary lane. SALUTATION _court_, St. Giles’s Broadway.* SAMBROOK’S _court_, Old Broad street.† SAMBRUGH’S _court_, Basinghall street.† SAMSON’S _rents_, Green Walk.† SANDWICH _court_, Houndsditch.† SANDY’S _rents_, Coverley’s fields.† SANDY’S _street_, Widegate alley, Bishopsgate street without.† SARAH’S _street_, New Gravel lane. SARN _alley_, Rotherhith Wall.† SATCHELL’S _rents_, 1. Shoreditch.† 2. Whitecross street, Cripplegate.† SAVAGE _gardens_, Tower hill.† SAVAGE’S _court_, Widegate alley, Bishopsgate street.† SAVAGE’S _rents_, Black Friars.† SAVERY’S _alley_, Farmer’s street, Shadwell.† SAVILE _row_, near New Bond street.† _St._ SAVIOUR’S _Bermondsey_, a priory, and afterwards an abbey, founded by Alwin Child, a citizen of London, in the year 1082, in the place now denominated St. John’s court Bermondsey.