— Table of Amplitudes 151 — Table of Natural Sines, Tangents, and Secants 152 _GUNS_—Calibers of English and Foreign 153 — Length and Weight of English Brass 154 — Ditto French Brass 155 — Ditto English and French Iron 155 — Ranges with One Shot from Brass 156 — Ditto Two Shot 157 — Ditto small Charges from 157 — Effects of Case Shot from Battalion 158 — Ranges from Iron 159 — Ditto of 5½ Inch Shells from 24 Pr. 160 — Ditto 4⅖ Inch Ditto 12 Pr. 161 — Ranges from French 162 _GUNPOWDER_—Proportion of Ingredients for, by different Powers in Europe 162 — Manner of Proving it at Pursleet 163 — Marks on the Barrels, by which the different Qualities are distinguished 164 — French Proof of 165 _HAIR CLOTH_—Dimensions and Weight of 166 _HAND BARROW_—Ditto 166 _HANDSPIKES_—Ditto 166 _HARNESS_—Ditto for Horses and Men 166 _HORSES_—Military Gait, and other Particulars respecting them 166 — Manner of Regulating the Weight they ought to Draw 166 — Number of, allowed to Artillery Carriages 167 _HOWITZERS_—Dimensions and Weight of English and French 168 — Natures of and by different Powers 169 — Ranges from 170 _LEVELLING_—Table shewing the Difference between the true and apparent Level 172 — Manner of applying this Table to finding Heights and Distances 172 _LOAD_—How regulated for Artillery Carriages 174 _MAGAZINES_—For Powder—Dimensions of _Temporary_ ones for Batteries 175 — _Permanent_, for fortified Places 175 _MATCH, Slow_—Composition for, and manner of making — Time it will burn 177 — _Quick_—of Cotton or Worsted 178 _MARCHING_—Rate of, for Cavalry and Infantry 178