Arms of the Spanish Company, detail from mural monument to Richard beaple (d.1643), thrice Mayor of Barnstaple, St Peter's Church, Barnstaple, Devon. The arms are blazoned as follows: Fox-Davies, The Book of Public Arms "Azure in base a sea, with a dolphin's head appearing in the water all proper, on the sea a ship of three masts, in full sail, all or, the sail and rigging argent, on each a cross gules, in the dexter chief point the sun in splendour, in the sinister chief point an estoile of the third ; on a chief of the fourth, a cross of the fifth, charged with the lion of England". The crest was: "On a wreath of the colours, two arms embowed issuing out of clouds all proper, holding in the hands a globe or" The supporters were: "Two seahorses argent, finned or".