4. Item, next unto the said fleet of battell, the Earl of Shrewsbury (whom the said lord lieutenant hath appointed to be chieftain of the rearwarde) shall make sail, bearing upon his mizzen top mast one flag of St. George's Cross, and every night in the prow of his ship, one cressitt[62] burning, to the intent all the fleet appointed to the rereward may know the said Earl of Shrewsbury his ship from all others. 5. Item, when the said lord lieutenant would have the lord admiral to come on board his ship, his lordship hath appointed to put out a flag above his forecastle. And when his lordship would have the captain of the rearward to come on board his ship, his pleasure is to set out a flag on the poop of his ship. And when his lordship would have all the captains of the middle ward to come on board his ship, he hath appointed to set out a banner of counsel against the midst of his mainmast. And forbecause, that every captain of the vaward shall have better knowledge of the tokens afforerehersed, his lordship straightly chargeth and commandeth, that no ship shall spread any flag in any place above the hatches, nor bear any lights in the night above the decks, other than the said lord lieutenant's own ship, the lord admiral's ship, and the captain of the rereward his ship as aforesaid. 6. Item, that if any ship or crayer chance by tempest of weather or other cause to be put from the fleet, the same ships or crayers shall resort to the Firth, as they will answer for the contrary at their perils. 7. Item, that every captain, as well of the vaward, rereward and battell, shall cause their boats to be in readiness for the landing of their men, when they shall be commanded by the said lord lieutenant or the said chieftaines. And that every captain (whose ship hath any baseis or double verseis)[63] shall cause a trestle to be made in the fore part of his boat with ii halys[64] to carye ii baseis or verseis, for the more annoyance of their enemies at landing. Officers to be appointed. My lord admiral--The Chieftain of the vawarde. The Earl of Shrewsbury--The Chieftain of the rearewarde. Sir Rafe Sadler--Treasurer of the Wars. Sir Rise Mansfield--The Knight Marshall.[65] Constable--The Provost Marshall.[65] Sir Christopher Morris--The Master of these Ordinances. Le [words omitted]--Captain of the Pioneers. Sir Anthony Hungerford--The Captain of the Scout. Item, vii captains to have the rule of the watch,--every night one of them to watch, and the Scouts from time to time to send him advertisements. Nevell. Item, one principal man to have the rule and charge of the victuals, that the soldiers may have it for their money. Gower and Everard. Item, one to be appointed, as well to see the bringing of the victuals to the market, as also to order such others as shall come to the market by any other means. To land 12,000 men as followeth: Harquebusiers, 500; Archers, 1000; Pikes, 1000; bills, 1500. 4000.