+------+--------+--------+----------------------+----------+ |Number| Length |Extreme | Complement of |Depth of | | of | on the |Breadth.|--------+-------------| water | | Guns |Gundeck.| |Sailors.| Marines. | required | | | | | | |for each. | +------+--------+--------+--------+-------------+----------+ | |Ft. In. |Ft. In. | Nᵒ. | Officers. | Feet. | | 110 |190 — | 53 — | | | 24 | | 100 |186 — | 52 — | 875 | | | +------+--------+--------+--------+ +----------+ | 98 |180 — | 50 — | 750 | 1 Captain. | 23 | | 90 |177 6 | 49 — | | 3 Subalt’s.| | +------+--------+--------+--------+ +----------+ | 80 |182 — | 49 6 | | | | | 74 |182 — | 48 7 | 650 | | | | 74 |169 — | 46 11 | +-------------+ 18 | | 64 |160 — | 44 6 | |1 Cap. 2 Sub.| | +------+--------+--------+--------+-------------+----------+ | 50 |146 — | 40 6 | 420 |2 Lieuten’ts.| | +------+--------+--------+--------+-------------+ | | 44 |140 9 | 38 8 | | | 16 | | 38 |144 — | 39 — | 300 | | | | 36 |142 — | 38 — | | +----------+ | 32 |126 — | 35 4 | | | | +------+--------+--------+--------+ 1 Subalt. | 15 | | 28 |120 — | 33 6 | | | | | 24 |114 7 | 32 3 | 200 | | | | 20 |108 — | 30 — | | | | +------+--------+--------+--------+-------------+----------+ | 18 |110 — | 29 6 | 125 | Serjeant. | 13 | | 16 |106 — | 28 — | | | | +------+--------+--------+--------+-------------+----------+ |=N. B.= The usual Complement of Marines is one | | for every Gun in the Ship. | +----------------------------------------------------------+ _ORDNANCE._—The value of all brass ordnance is at £84: 17_s._ _per_ ton, for the metal; that is, the weight of the gun, and 12lbs. _per_ hundred weight for waste: to which is added for casting, on the total weight of metal used, £64 _per_ ton for light pieces; £54 for medium; and £44 for heavy. Iron ordnance costs £20 _per_ ton. See also the words _Guns_, _Mortars_, _Howitzers_, &c. For the proof of all kinds of ordnance, see the word _Proof_. _PACE._—The common pace is of no determined length; though made use of as a measure by most military writers. In Germany, and amongst most of the northern powers, the pace is considered equal to ²/₁₀ of a Rhinland rood.