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the okite ol p maiſter of the Ord inance, to ſelect a tonueni-ent place to plant his Ordinance, al well to annop theEnemie, as allo to be in ſuch ſoꝛt garded and koztilledthat it be not lurpꝛiſed ol the Enemie. i

Item in the Campe, he onely ought to giue oꝛder foꝛ theplanting ok the Artillerie,& Fortification ot the Flankers.And that the Ordinance be planted to the beſt aduantage,and alſo to fozeſes that the Maiſter Gunner& other Gun-ners doe their duties which doe appertaine to their office.

Item in the beſieging ol any Towne oz Fort he onely N N

dought to diſpole and giue oꝛder foꝛ the planting of Artil-lerie, to make the Batterie, and to foꝛeſee that they be wellkenced with Gabbions and Rampiers of earth, and ſo pla-ted, that the Curtain maꝝ with moſt ſperd and leaſt chargebe battered and ruinate. a

Item that al ſuch peꝛces as are bpon anie Mount ſwith-in the Tone planted to the annoiance of ß Camp, map bedilmounted, t the Flankers cut off befoꝛe aſlault be giuen.

Item ik there be anie pollibilttie to appꝛoch to p Towneby Myne, the Maiſter of the Ordinance onelꝝ ought to giueoꝛder foꝛ the accompliſhing ok the ſame. And the Captaineok the Miners and Pioners is to follow his Direction.

Finally, this Office is of great Reputation in the Field,and the execution and exployting ol great leruices depen/deththerevpon. But becaule it is neither pollible noꝛ con-uenient that the Maiſter of the Ordinance ſhould attend althele thinges himſelfe, he map commit inferiour cauſesto the execution of his Lieutenant, reſeruing alwaies tohimſelle the dilpoſition of the great and moll impoꝛtant.J Might here adioyne ſundris Tables and Collections f all

Horte of, Artillery hat Bullets, i adders, Rammers, Ladles

Teuers,& Barrels of pomder hat ku heels, Aareltrees, Chains,( vrd,& al other arming and furniture for carriages, to cue)

ud mere cduenient to be had is readineſſe, what omen&. horſe un,

te dram them, Pioners, Carters, and Gunneno to attend them,

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