— Manner of throwing Shells from Guns though they do not fit the Bore 251 — French and German 251 — Rules to find the Weight of, and the Quantity of Powder they will contain 252 _SHOT_—Rules to find the Number in any Pile of 252 — Rules for finding the Weight and Dimensions of Iron and Lead Shot 253 — Table of Diameters of English and French Iron round Shot 255 — Table of English Case Shot for different Services 256 — Tables of Grape Shot for Sea and Land Service 257 — Manner of Quilting small Shells in Grape 257 — Precautions in firing Hot Shot 258 _SINES_—Table of Natural Sines 259 _SOUND_—Velocity of—Rules for computing Distances by 259 _STOPPAGES_—From the Pay of an Artillery Soldier, weekly 260 _TANGENTS_—Table of Natural Tangents 261 — Manner of making a Tangent Scale to any Piece of Ordnance 262 — Table of Tangents to 1° for English Field Artillery 262 — Ditto French 262 _TENTS_—Weight and Dimensions of Tents of different Descriptions 262 _TONNAGE_—Manner of finding the Tonnage of any Ship 263 — Table of Tonnage of Ordnance Stores 264 — Tonnage allowed for Officers Baggage on board Transports 266 _TRANSPORTS_—Regulations on board of 266 _TRENCHES_—Dimensions of Trenches of Approach at a Siege 266 — Manner of opening, and conducting the Trenches and Parallels 267 _TROU DE LOUP_—Dimensions of 269 _TUBES_—Dimensions of, and Composition for Tin Tubes 269 _UNIFORMS_—Principal Colours of the Military Uniforms of different Powers in Europe 271 _VELOCITY_—Principal Points ascertained respecting the initial Velocities of Shot from Guns of different Lengths, and with different Charges, by the Experiments at Woolwich 272 — Initial Velocities of English and French Artillery 273 _VENTS_—Diameter of 275 _WEIGHTS_—Table of English and French 276 _WINDAGE_—Of English and French Artillery 276 _WOOD_—Employed in making Artillery Carriages 277 PREFACE.