Aloes, half an ounce--Ammoniacum, two ounces--Balsam of copaiva, three ounces--_c_ Traumatic balsam, four ounces--Camphor, three ounces--Cantharides, one ounce--Capsicum, three drachms--Castor, an ounce and a half--Chamæmile flowers, or hops, two pounds--Cinnamon, an ounce--Prepared chalk, or oystershells, six ounces--Conserve of roses, half a pound--_d_ Cordial confection, two ounces--_e_ Cathartic extract, half an ounce--Extract of hemlock, three ounces--Extract of logwood, one ounce--Gentian, five ounces--Ginger, three ounces--Gum arabic, four ounces--Gum guaiacum, three ounces--Powder of jalap, one ounce and a half--_f_ Laudanum, four ounces--Linseed, one pound--Magnesia, six ounces--Manna, eight ounces--Whole mustard seed, half a pound--Myrrh, four ounces--_g_ Crude mercury, two ounces-- _Names in the last Edition of the London Pharmacopœia._ _a_ Antimonium tartarisatum.--_b_ Either Glauber’s salts, natron vitriolatum, or sal catharticus amarus, magnesia vitriolata. Glauber’s salt answers better in a hot climate, being less deliquescent from the heat and moisture of the climate.--_c_ Balsamum benzoes compositum.--_d_ Confectio aromatica;--_e_ Extractum colocynthidis compositum.--_f_ Tinctura opii.--_g_ Hydrargyrus. _a_ Corrosive sublimate, an ounce--Nitre, eight ounces--Oil of almonds, one pint--_b_ Castor oil, half a pint--Linseed oil, three pints--Essential oil of mint, one ounce--_c_ Jamaica pepper, four ounces--_d_ Blistering plaster, ten pounds--Quaffia, eight ounces--Salt of hartshorn, two ounces--_e_ Salt of steel, half an ounce--_f_ Salt of wormwood, ten ounces--Castile sope, half a pound--Sarsaparilla, three pounds--Serpentary, four ounces--Spermaceti, four ounces--Rectified spirit of wine, one pint--_g_ Weak spirit of vitriol, half a pint--_h_ Volatile aromatic spirit, half a pint--_i_ Spirit of Mindererus, two pints, or the volatile salt and vinegar may be kept separately, and added occasionally--Spirit of turpentine, four ounces--Dried squills, half an ounce--Flowers of sulphur, one pound--Golden sulphur of antimony, half an ounce--Cream of tartar, one pound--Vinegar, six pints--_j_ White vitriol, six drachms--Wormwood, one pound--_k_ Flowers of zinc, two drachms. NECESSARIES _to be put in charge of the Purser, and served out to the Sick in place of the common sea provisions. See page 358._ BARLEY, three hundred pounds--Eggs, greased and put in salt, twenty dozen--Extract of spruce, twelve pounds--Lemon juice clarified, and preserved by adding to it a small proportion of ardent spirits, five gallons--Raisins, fifty pounds--Rice, two hundred pounds--Coarse sugar, one hundred pounds--Sago, twenty pounds--Salep, ten pounds--Portable soup, fifty pounds--Tamarinds, ten pounds--Best white wine, three hundred gallons--Best red wine, one hundred gallons. _Names in the last Edition of the London Pharmacopœia._