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HISTORY OF MARINE ARCHITECTURE
An Estimate of the Charge of building and completely equipping a Ship ofeach Class, with Masts, Yards, Sails, Rigging, Ground Tackle, and all otherBoatswains as icell as Carpenters Sea Stores, to an Eight Months Proportion ; ac-cording to the Regulations established by Order of the Navy-board, progressivelyin the Years 1706, 1719, 1733, and 1741, viz.
1706.
1719.
Charges of the
Total.
Charges of the
Total.
Hull, Marts,and Yards.
Rigging andStores.
Hull, Malts,and Yards.
R'gg'ng andStores.
Rate.
Guns.
£■
£■
£■
£■
£
£■
l
100
31,994
6,5 87
38,581
32,707
7,476
40,183
2
90
25,591
5,428
31,019
26,622
6,264
32,886
3
80
20,528
4,590
25,018
21,937
5,400
27,337
70
17,767
3,741
19,508
17,202
4,512
21,714
4
60
18,024
3,199
16,223
14,027
5,804
17,831
50
9,152
2,464
11,616
10,192
3,020
13,212
5
40
5,310
1,863
7,178
6,355
2,356
8,731
6
20
2,176
962
3,138
8,216
1,496
4,712
1733.
1741.
Charges of the
Total.
Charges of the
Total.
Hull, Mafts,and Yards.
Rigging andStores.
Hull, Mafts,and Yards.
Rigging andStores.
Rate.
Guns.
£■
£■
£■
£■
£■
£.
1
100
32,725
7,957
40,682
33,110
8,050
41,151
2
90
27,591
6,897
34,488
28,543
7,135
35,678
3
80
22,750
5,950
28,700
23,920
6,256
30,176
70
18,666
5,202
23,868
19,687
5,488
25,175
4
60
15,753
4,539
20,292
16,564
4,786
21,350
50
11,753
3,625
15,140
13,064
4,117
17,185
5
40
7,254
2,881
10,135
7,554
3,003
10,557
6
20
3,689
1,823
5,512
4,282
2,117
6,399
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