Page. _PREFACE_, i _AMMUNITION_—For _Small Arms_—How carried, 7 — For Artillery, see _Artillery_. _AMMUZETTE_—Its Length, Weight, &c. 8 _APRONS_ of Lead—Weight and Dimensions of, 8 _ARMS, Small_—Their Weight and Dimensions, Balls for their Proof, Service, &c. _ARTILLERY_—1st. _For the Field._ — Divided into Battalion Guns, Park and Horse Artillery, 10 — Ammunition and Stores for one Field Piece of each Nature, 11 — Manner of carrying the Ammunition and Stores, 15 — Load for a common Artillery Ammunition Waggon, 16 — Load for a Horse Artillery Ammunition Waggon, 17 — Proportion of Artillery, Ammunition, and Carriages for four French Armies, 18 — Proportion of Ammunition carried with French Artillery, and with that of other Powers, 20 — Movements and Positions of Battalion Guns, 21 — Movements and Positions of Artillery of the Park, 24 — Line of March for Three Brigades of Field Artillery, 28 — 2d. _Artillery and Ammunition for a Siege_— Considerations in estimating them, 29 — Proportion demanded for the Siege of Lisle, 31 — Arrangement and Position at a Siege, 33 — 3d. _Artillery and Ammunition for the Defence_ _of a Fortified Place_—Manner of estimating them, 37 — Arrangement of the Artillery, 39 — Expenditure of Ammunition, 42 _AXLETREES_— Dimensions of, in Wood or Iron, 44 _BALLS_—of Lead—Manner of Packing them, 45 — Manner of finding their Diameters and Weights _BARRELS_ for Gunpowder; their Dimensions and Content — Budge do. 46 _BASKETS_, _Ballast_—Dimensions of 46 _BATTERIES_—Dimensions of, for Guns, Mortars, and Howitzers 46 — For Ricochet firing, 48 — For the Defence of a Coast, 49 — Manner of estimating the Quantity of Materials for, 50 — Tools required for the Construction of 52 — Estimate of the Quantity of Earth which may be removed in a given time, 53 _BEDS_—Dimensions and Weight of, for Mortars and Guns, 54 _BOXES_, for Ammunition—Dimensions and Weight of,