Ammunition for the ordnance.
24 Prs. At 1000 rounds per gun.
Mortars, howitzers, and stone mortars, at 800 rounds per piece of ordnance.
The following proportion of artillery and ammunition was demanded by a very able officer, for the intended siege of Lisle, in 1794, which place was thought susceptible of two attacks.
64—24 Prs, with carriages complete, at 50 round shot per gun, per day, for the whole siege; half of them en ricochet, with 2lbs. of powder; the other half with the full charge of 8lbs.
Case and Grape shot, at one round per gun, per day, of each: 6lbs. per charge.
Shells for guns, two rounds do.
Flannel cartridges, for the case, grape, and shells.
Tin tubes for the case and grape.
Quill tubes for the round shot.