2. Coming to the Artillery for the maintenance of these horses, the money of which comes annually to each horse 6 rubles. 90 kopecks, to give in the same economic amount, without the least amount of expenses being withheld, from which, without the General Field Commander, should not be used for other expenses. For 1) during the war, depending on the demand for the speedy purchase of horses, it is possible to give double the price against the state for them; 2) when in such places GDB forage will always cost more than regular prices: that is, 90 kopecks. growing, there would be plenty to give according to whatever price list; 3) where horses will be forced to spend more time on oats and livestock than the required six months; 4) or in case of discretion they need to increase their supply of oats and hay; 5) from the same money, in peacetime, a cart should be hired for the transportation of artillery and its accessories, from place to place if necessary.
3. During preparations for war, depending on the needs of the circumstances of that time, at first only those parts that are needed and not the entire supply can be assembled, at other times in number and in wartime, the necessary savings may be available, from which I do not sharpen the supply in proper condition! It will be, but also for the excess of that treasury and for other artillery needs, upon consideration The General Feldzeichmeister will be able to satisfy his own.
4. Moreover, there may be no small benefit from the Furshtat servants, who are kept in peacetime almost solely for the provision of horses, for at a time when they do not have horses, they will be assigned to other government work, and it is not in vain that they receive their salary.
5. These horseless furleits can be disposed of in parts, thus: 1) at the St. Petersburg arsenal, 2) at the Moscow arsenal, 3) at Bolgorod, 4) at Kev, depending on the need for correction, 2) and for the procurement of the necessary artillery! servants who perform excessive work beyond their military service.
6. Of these, the furleyt, when at the example of the local arsenal there will be a thousand people in command, they can be used in work with military personnel, meanwhile they have enough time to rest, being divided into companies, they can study military training and see enough of bombardment and gunner positions, which in the case of artillery Wakanai can take over the regiments as soon as possible, almost without much effort in bringing them to a soldier's position, and they can be freely equipped with a gun using old ones from the garrison workshops.
7. Their headquarters and officers should be with their commands with them, depending on the number, where they will be, and they should look at both the work on them and try to bring their executions into proper order; At the same time, they themselves, who had no need to think about military behavior, can, according to the order of those who actually serve, be trained for positions; and in the case of the enemy, having themselves knowledge and their subcommands, with ordinary guns, they will be in a state of extreme peace, and especially during foraging, they will resist. However, there is no doubt that horses will soon be bought for a high price, which will not be unprofitable for the treasury, but the people may benefit from it, and in the strictest demand, until horses are bought, then there will be a lot of hunters who will hire artillery to deliver artillery to the desired places. And even though state horses are still kept in the camps in peacetime, then almost in. success $ such benefit will be, so without them; for, for example, from the Epieian camps they cannot be driven to Riga very quickly, and besides, there will be a lot of such people driven to the harnesses, which are wild and unusual, for in the camps they are not trained for this, and teaching them unnecessarily seems unnecessary to them and in vain, exhausting them, so that according to the prosperous ongoing time of OTHER horses and in the clamp will not happen in its entirety.
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Route to the Turkish region to the city of Ochakov (1737) ').
For the troops to cross the Dnpr, near Perevolochna, on the 18th ^_
`April, the construction of the ship bridge began; it had a length of 520 fathoms, a width of 3 fathoms, 120 vessels, and was completed on the 20th.
On the enemy side, a double redoubt was built, with a retrenchment and two small redoubts, to close the pier on the mountain side of the Dnfpra against Mishurin-Rog from the enemy. Conceived on April 15th and for speed, made without turf facing on May 10th.
On May 26th there was a march from the Razdarok tract and Knyazhikh-buerak along the Malaya Kamenka river, to the crossing - 8 versts, where 2 pontoon bridges were built and 4 fascine bridges were built. gati.
On the 28th there was a march from the top of Malaya Kamenka to the river. Maly Ingulets - 5 versts, where the army crossed over 2 pontoon bridges and 4 fascination roads. IN