— Rates paid for pressed Carriages on a March 179 — Rates paid to Publicans for Troops on a March 179 _MEASURES_—Tables of English Weights and 180 — Old French, Do. 181 — New System of, by the French, with their proportion to the old, and to the English 182 — Rules for converting French Weights and Measures into English 184 — German, and Weights 184 — Proportion between the English Foot, and Pound Avoir, and those of the principal Places in Europe 185 — For Powder; their Dimensions 185 _MECHANICS_—The different Powers of, and the advantage gained by each 186 _MILE_—Comparison between the Miles of different Countries 189 _MINE_—Rules for finding the proper Charge to produce any required Excavation or Effect 190 — Remarks upon the Dimensions and Construction of Mines, and their Galleries 193 — Usual System of Countermines, when prepared before hand 197 — Temporary Mines 198 _MORTARS_—Dimensions and Weight of English Brass and Iron Mortars, with their extreme Ranges 200 — Ranges from 10 Inch Sea Service, at 21° 201 — Ditto 13 and 10 Inch Sea Service, at 45° 201 — Ditto French, at 45° 202 — Ditto English Land Service, at 45° 203 — Ditto of Iron 203 — Ditto English Land Service, at 45° of Brass 205 — Ditto Land Service, 5½ Inch Brass, at 15° 205 — Ditto Land Service, 10 and 8 Inch, at 10° 206 — Ditto Land Service, 10 and 8 Inch, at 15° 206 _NAVY_—Number and Nature of Ordnance for each Ship in his Majesty’s 207 — Principal Dimensions of Ships Of War, Complements of Men, and Draught of Water 208 _ORDNANCE_—Value of Brass and Iron 209 _PACE_—The Length of the Common and Geometrical 210 _PARALLELS_—See _Trenches_, and _Sap_ _PAY_—Table of, for the Officers, non Commissioned Officers, and Privates of the Army 211 _PARK_—Its Situation and Distribution 213 _PENDULUMS_—How made for Artillery Purposes 215