[Return of Cannon at Baltimore 28 March 1794] [Received from State Dep't. No. R.P.O.401810.] Gun Ordnance at Fort Whetstone Point the 12 of March 1794 — 2. twelve or nine pounders laying in the river about low water Mark 8 Nine pounders } 6. Eighteen ditto } upper Battery 5. Eighteen ditto } 2. Twelve ditto } Lower Battery. 1. Four ditto — [tot] 24. The above Cannon are without Carriages the most of them with their muzzles up appear to have much dirt and water in them, some partly covered in the ground and the whole in such a situation as is most likely to injure the chambers and bores by rust — signed. Geo. P. Keeports. N.B There also are two eighteen pounders at Fells point — Capt^r Stodder says four. They are all in miserable condition must be scaled and proved and have Balls cast properly for them - otherwise Stodder says the Windage in the Calibres will be so great as to render direction very uncertain — I conferred with him and have his concurrences generally in the plan proposed —