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S H

rail

with thre.!

m:d'h . fh ,p_I:\lhion: but

~rC'

ronnd Ocrned ,

with a (111,11 pr\.j-;.!tlon ..bove the rudda. JO P\¡nts

(ihid.

fig.

11 .)

art: bude

{clu:He, and

ulc:d

"t,OUt Ih..:

dtH'k'J

for fetchtng

c1.ty

and other Cervices

~s

the mdUcr (hlp–

wright \ln nt, thc::l'll {ur

I

t

Sh.tllop

(Ibul

ng.

12 .) 1$

a

(m~1I

Jigllt vdfd.

Wilh

onl}' ..t

tOla l1

m"in

;¡nd

lore

m.dl,

and fue!! {¡ils. to

hAul

up :.nd

let

down

0 11

occ,¡fi(,n.

12.

Sloops

(ihid.

fig ' 3 ) have only

"0<

mall,

WII"

Ih·,ul,1.r–

of-muHon, fqu:uc,

Jug~.

and Im-tck 13."s. 13. SnlAcks

(ihid.

fig.

14 )

~ re

tranCpon ing vdL Is, with one maU,

.nd an halfrpII,.fatl . ' 4, Y.."hl '

(,",d.

(,g.

15 .)

h. ve

onl y one m. ll, wllh an kalffpril or fmack fati, and fome·

limes

kctch-f.dhion.

The mon celcbr3led fhips of anliquily are Ihofe of Pro·

lemy

Phdopdlcr.

One was

'2 80 cublts

lung, 38 broad,

and 48 h'gh, cach

('hbll

bc,ug'

1

Englifh

fool

5;'

inches ,

and c"rric:d 400 rO\1lers, 400 f:"dols

and

3000 foldlcrs .

Anot her which the

rdme

princ~

m;.cde lO (3d

on

{he

N de,

\Ve are

told.

was

half

a

Ilddium

long.

Yet

rhefe

wt're

nothiog in compadron

with

Hlcro's

(hip, bulit

uoder

the

diret lion of i\rehimedes ; on rhe IIruélure whereof Mof·

chlon

wrote

a

whole volume. T here

w;¡s

wood enough

employed in

11 10

m, ke 50 galleys: i, h,d alllhe vantly

of ap.utlflents of a pala:e ; fuch as

banqu"ting~room,.

gal!t:ries, garoens.

l.th

ponds, tlables, miJJs, bd.ths, and

a

temple

to

Venus.

It

W.ilS

encoOlpafI'eJ

with

~n

¡ron

ramp.ut

,

eight

towers,

Wi lh

walls and bul wa rks, f\i r·

ni(hed

with

mJchines

or

war; particularly ooe, which

threw

a

Ilone uf

300

pounds,

ol' a

dan

12

cubits long,

,he fpaee of half a

m"",

wllh nuny orher p. rtleulars ro ·

l>red by Alheo",u, .

CM; ¡'

uf/ion

o(

S" ops. N aval arehileélure may be di.ided

iolo th ree

princlpdl

pan s:

l .

l~o

glve lhe {hip

fueh

a

figu re and

propon ion

<\s may

(uit the

{ervlce {he

is de·

fi gneJ foro 2 T o find rh. Irue form of all lh. pieces

of rimber Iha, fh.1I be nece(fary 'o compof. fu eh a folId .

1 '0 make proper <l.ccommcdations ror guns. amOluni·

tion, provdions.

and apanmems

fo r

all

lhe

officers,

and

likewife room for th . cargo.

As to Ihe firll pan, ,he leng¡h of Ihe keel. g"alell

breadrh. depl h in Ihe hold, heigh, between decks and in

,h. wa!le, and fomelimos , he heoghl ¡¡nd breadrh o( Ihe

wing. tran{om,

in fhips

(or

the

merchants

{ervicc, are a·

greed

0 0

by

conlraél; and

[rom the(e dimeo(jons

Ih e:

builder formo a drauglu fuil able

10

rhe Irade Ihe fhip is

der.gned foro T he lirH Ihing Ihat is ¡;encrally done, i.

to

loIy

down

toe

kcd.

the Henl,

and

t1~rn·po(l,

upon

(he

fh eer

pl.ne

, or plaoe fuppofed

tO

paf, Ihrollgh rhe mld·

die line of ,he kcel, (lem, and (lern pon , eurong Ihe fh ip

in

IWO

halvt:s It ngthwirc. T hey

neXl

determine

d lt'

pro·

per

(b,tion

of tbe mid-(hip timber, where a

pe rp~ndiclllu

JS

"reéled , . nd is r.ener,l!y , holl! IWO Ih;rds o( ,he keel

bC'(ore

rhe

"ero-pon:

on

tlus

I¡oe

dl(!

glveo

depth of lhe

hold .. fe' otro from Ihe upper fide (.( Ih, ked; ro ob·

rain Y.'hil:h

pOlll t

rht:

thh

knels

()f

"JI

rhe

tlm'.ler

and plaok

"'llu!l

be ..

ddte!

(O

lhe he:;',1\1

acrc(d

on .

TllIs

l>ci ng fix–

eo

wdl

cn~~lc

us

tu d·

h,'rmlUC! Ihe

np?er- he'gl,t

uf

Ihe

ext rcmt' or

~I r>a re(l

hreadlh

'or

,hf'

(h

p : WhlCh, {ome–

time-s,

is ,h.H

vt:ry

~)lJl nt

;

..

no

(r

JlB

Ihe

[;tOle

pl."cc Ihe

Jower hc.iglll

or

th<.·

on',,¿rh

muH be d( IUnllm o. T he

two

rO"ln

hClgbs

ul Ihe brl" .. dl h

lír·('c ,

wh'ch

oc;u l}

umle

ab"fr i:l nd

~ r

1(:

M e ni

dtl lfm¡f.~d

'1"

c::

hdght

of

thc brc,dlh 1""

UI

' Íle

toy· :.lTIb~r

io rex' forlllcd

j

bcmg

S H

Jillliteo in Ihe

midnl ip

by

contr:¡tl. but

arore

an~l

.Ift

onlT

by

the juJg"nent

~n~

faney of Ihe

r!;rt ,!L

If

a [tlu;¡ re

(tCl ll

is d::f.g

I~d.

the

bre.dth

al lhe

w'"~ trÓln~om

i!:>

11I:litct!,

bc,ng

gc.. nt'fd ll y

about

I\VO

thirds

of

lhe

gre.a t>H

l>

rt.id

th.

T he

<tll :ll neXI fi'\ t's

lh-:

brCd.d th of Ihe

IOp

timba,

and

then

d.:fcribes

Ihe two h ..df.breadth

)II~CS.

Aft;:- r there

are

fu rmed

lhe

places where

th..! revEral

tiOlbers

<lfC'

r.

x;.

ed : and

r~>r

form ing the mitllhip·fraOle, raJIÍ afe atru

a

med

al

pl..:afure, tdl the fwet'ps ate IllÍldc

10

ph:afe

lhe

fJQ.

cy and judgll1<ol of ,he 1n ifl. VJhen

" liS

m'dlb ip'frazne

is formed,

a p.lttern or moul'd

is

m"de

10 (jI

ex. éll

y

10

the

curTe.

and the d. ad ·nfing

Or

water.line : anJ

by

[his

and a

hollow

mould, all

the timucrs

are formeo, as

far

as

the

rifing

I10e,

whlch

is par..

llet

10

Ihe

IO\Ytr

helght

of ¡he

~rád,h.lioe.

.

We

come next

to

confid er Ihe upper

wOlks ,

or

alJ that

is above waler,

cdll~d

the

dead -work :

a.nd

hu e the

fhi?

mul! be na, rower, by whieh m..ns Ihe will l!rain lef, by

working the guns,

and

the m..,in- (::til

\Viii

be

e:lfier

rrim–

Olea ,

as ,he Ibronds fpread lef, , hAn ,hey would olh,,–

wife do, Bu, ,hough th. fe advao..g••

are

gained by

narrowiog a fh ip aboye water, yet great ctl re mcH be

t.lken nOl

to narrow her too much,

Idi

diere (hould not

be fuRicient room " pon Ihe upper deek for ,he guns 'o

reeoil. T he feeuri¡y of Ihe m.U, fh ould likelllife be con·

fiJered,

whlch

requlre

fuffi cient

bre<td th

tO

fpread the

fhrouds r IhOllgh , his may be afliUed by enlar, ing Ihe

breadlh of ,he ehannels.

Princip~/

qua/i!i" 6' /Mging lo

SHrps . A fh ip of war

fhoul d

carry

her

IO\1la

(Ire

or gui'ls four or

fi'le

reet

aboye

wa¡er

i

a

lh ,p for

Ihe

merchants

fen'ice

fhould now

Ihe

cargo well ; and bOlh of Ihem fhou\d be mJde

10

go IV'ell,

carry

J

goud fati . Ileer wd l, and lie-IO e,

r.ly

in ¡he r.a.

l . T o m, ke a fh ip carry a good fad, Mr D u Ha",el re–

conlmcnds <\ fldt

floor. timlJer,

and

lomewhat long,

or the

lower

fuuock pretly round :

a!fo ...

Ill;..

i~ht

uppcr

fu ttock,

and the top timbr:r

to

throu,l th.e

br~adlh

OU I

aloft ; and

al any rate, lO carry q('f

mHn-bred.d th as

high ae

the

lower dcck ; for if rhe rogglOg be \Vell . dapled

10

fueh a

body, aod ,he upl

'er.wo

,ks heigh..."ed ", ",ueh as pof!ib le

fo

as all

tO

concur

10

lower

th~

centre of

grJ\'ity.

there

",il! be no room

10

doubl of her ea rryi ng a good fai l. 2.

T u

m;tkc

a Oup

Ifeer

well,

and

aflfwe r

{he

JeArt

metion

of the helm, Ihe f.Olion 'pieees fhould be ",el! fo rmed,

the

tUck

c;¡rried

prelty

11Igh

and

che

,mdlhip-frame car–

ried prelty lorwu el ;

alfo

there Ihuuld Le a con(jdr:r"bJe

greater

dr

Ju:..:.ht of

w,uer

abd.ft

th4in afore, a

gredt

rake

forward, and none abaft.

anJ

a

fou e

qUA.rler_de~k

and

fore.callle:

,11

thtCe " il! m. k. a Ih p Iteer \Vd l. Bu!

10

m.k, her fed Ihe leaH

mot.on

of Ioer helm, il \ViII be

n

-cdr.¡ry

t0

regard

her

maHs

j

for

a (hip ,hott goes

well ,

wtl,

i

t'nainly

l1eer

wclJ.

3 . T o

Oldke

a

f1Hp

CArry ha

f uns

\Vell

out

or lhe

water.

is eJfc,'éh·d

by

;:¡

long

J]

lor·

ti1llber, and

nOl

or

grcar r:fing. a very

full

mic10l,

p.rr

.\lne,

aod lo\V

Ulck, \Virh lighr

uppc:r. works .

4' T o

mak ~

a

Ihlp

~o

fmoothly

lhough

the

W:ltcr, wlthout

pi ,

I! ing

I... d, Ioer k<el Ihould be lonr"

her

R

'or

lon~

,nd

OOt

rifi nA hióh afore

Of

;.¡ft;

lhe

arta or

rpac{:

cOllta:i'I('d

in

Ihe fnre.body OIOIIld . Ifo ·be dllly propo, " oned ro Ihal of

the

artcr.booy.

according

tO

lhe

rc(pc:.{hve

wcights

, li

e

y

. re

10

carry

5. T u makc a

OI' P

kcep a gooJ "'ind, Ooe

OHluld

h. \'e

a

gooll

I~nglh

l

y

the kccl. ""H

'('10

lu uad .

bu, pretil' dcep in ,he huid

j

" hieh l'Iill nl.lke hcr II"or-

lU!l~

T_