A System of Pyrotechny / Comprehending the theory and practice, with the application of chemistry; designed for exhibition and for war.

by James Cutbush

2. Six dozen rockets of honour, discharged two at a time from each side of the decoration.

3. Twelve Bengal lights, distributed in such a manner, as to light all parts of the decoration.

4. Two batteries of ordnance, (fire-pots.)

5. Four regulated cases, each consisting of two dozen rockets of an inch caliber, forming the mosaique at the elevation of five hundred feet.

6. Eight turning suns, with the caliber of five-sixths of an inch.

7. Four caprices (detonating.)

8. Two balloons of golden rain, and two in stars.

9. The pyric piece, complete.

10. Twelve tourbillons, or table rockets.

11. Four girandoles; two mosaic, and two of Roman candles.