cwts. qr. lb. cwts. qr. lb. 12 Prs. Med. gun carriage, without box. 16 1 21} Limber to do. 7 2 14} 42 0 7 Gun 18 0 --} 12 Pr. light gun 12 0 -- } Carriage complete 12 3 7 }36 2 21 Limber, with em. box. 12 3 14 } 6 Prs. Desaguliers 12 0 --} Carriage complete 11 0 14} 34 1 13 Limb. to do. em. box. 11 0 27} 6 Prs. light batt. gun 6 0 -- } Carriage without box. iron axletrees 9 2 -- }24 1 21 Limber, with em. box. 8 3 21 } 5¹⁄₂ Inch howit. light 4 3 7 } Carriage, without box. 10 0 7} 24 0 14 Limber, with em. box. 9 1 --} 24 Prs. platform travelling carriage 22 3 -- } Standing carriage for do. iron trucks, }84 2 16 and tackles of the carr. 13 3 16 } Iron gun 48 0 -- } Ball cartridge waggon, Duke of } Richmond’s pattern, with spare pole and } 36 1 17 swingle trees 16 1 17} Charge of musquet ammunition 20 0 --} Common pattern ammunition caisson, } altered 16 2 -- }36 2 -- Charge of ammunition 20 0 -- } New infantry ammunition cart 9 1 14} 21 1 14 Charge of ammunition 12 0 --} Common sling cart, complete 17 1 14 Common truck carriage 12 2 21 Common hand cart 4 1 -- Forge waggon, complete 13 2 14 Dimensions of certain parts of carriages, the knowlege of which may prevent many mistakes in arranging the different pieces for disembarkation, or in other similar situations. _Axletrees._--Most of the field carriages are now made with _iron_ axletrees; the dimensions of which are as follows: