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Short title: Henderson 1830
Year of publication: 1830
Full title: CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY, PRINTS, DRAWINGS, PICTURES, Gems, Bromes, Antiquities COINS AND MEDALS, OF THE LATE JOHN HENDERSON, ESQ. OF CHARLOTTE STREET, FITZROY SQUARE. Among the DRAWINGS will be found The Original Works of CUYP WATTEAU, LOUTHERBOURG, GAINS-DOROUGH, J.R, SMITH, GILES HUSSEY, J. VAN STRYE, R. COOPER, LUTTRELL. J. BARRY, HEARNE, HILLS, BARTOLOZZI, GIRTIN, J.M. W. TURNER, R.A., &c. The PICTURES consist of The genuine and choice Productions of BOU RGOGNONE, POLEMBERG, HONT-HORST PYNAKER, MENGS, MULREADY, OPIE, MORLAND, LAPORTE, CALCOTT, MORTIMER, ANG. KAUFFMAN. CARR (the Pupil of Wilson), &c. Among the BRONZES and GEMS ore some Antiques, Several admirable Works of JOHN DE BOLOGNA, FIAMINGO, PISTRUCCI, &C. The ANTIQUITIES include some highly interesting Egyptian Idols, &c. Among the COINS and MEDALS are- In GOLD: The Daric; the gold Medallion of Ptolemy Soter; Ptolemy Philadelphus anil Arsinoe; a fine Ptolemy Soter, revene the eagle; Lysimachus set in enamel; and some early Coins in electrum. In SILVER: A select Series of the Kings of Syria; Tetradrachms of Nico-medes, Mithridates, and Arsaces XV (Artaban III); a fine Syracusan Medallion; a few Roman gold, very select; a fine series of Denarii, including nearly all the rare heads of Emperors and Empresses A fine Collection of Roman large and small Brass, fine modern Medals, &c. WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. SOTHEBY AND SON, Wellington Street Strand On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1830, and Six following Days (Sunday excepted), at Twelve o'Clock. To be viewed on Monday, February 15th, to the time of sale and Catalogues, (price 1s.6d) had at the place of sale.
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Preface and paratexts: CATALOGUE.|Preparing for Sale hy Mr. SOTHEBY & SON. MR. SOTHEBY & SON respectfully inform the Public, that they are directed by the Will of the late lamented and much-respected Collector, WILLIAM SIMONDS Higgs, Esq. F.A.S., to sell his valuable Cabinet of English Coins, Library, &c. as follows:- / The Select and Valuable Collection of ENGLISH COINS and MEDALS, in Gold and Silver, the Property of the late / WILLIAM SIMONDS BIGGS, ESQ. F.A.S. / Containing a Sue series of Patterns, hy the SIMON'S, BRIOT, RAMAGE, &c. / In this Cabinet will be found, THE CELEBRATED PETITION CROWN, in fine condition; Ramage's Shilling and Sixpence; the famous OXFORD CROWN, having the City of Oxford under the Horse; Hardicanute,Alfred, and other fine Saxon Pennies, &c, &c. / The very Choice and Valuable LIBRARY of the late / WILLIAM SIMONDS HIGGS, ESQ. F.A.S. / Containing some exceedingly curious and rare ENGLISH CHRONICLES; FINE WORKS on ENGLISH TOPAGRAPHY and HISTORY; BEAUTIFCLLY ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPTS and MISSALS, together with a choice Collection of of on WORKS ON ANGLING. / Among which will be found, / THE CRONICLES OF ENGLAND, &c. printed by CAXTON, MCCCCLXXX; THE LYF OF JASON (1475), by CAXTON; CRONICLES of ENGLONDE, with the FRUTE OF TYMES, 1502; THE GOLDEN LEGEND, by W. de Worde; DIVES and PAUPER, by Pynson, 1493; The SHYP of FOLYS, 1509, by Pynson; The CHRONICLE OF ENGLAND, &c , by Julian Notary: HOLLINSHED'S CHRONICLES, 2 vol. 1577; FABYAN'S CHRONICLE, 1533; NICHOLLS'S LEICESTERSHIRE, LARGE PAPER, in 8 parts, complete, MANNING and BRAY'S Surrey, ILLUSTRATED, LARGE PAPER, 3 vol.; Shaw's Staffordshire, LARGE PAPER, 2 vol.; CLUTTERBUCK'S HERTFORDSHIRE, LARGE PAPER, 3 Vol.; HASTED'S KENT, 4 vol.; CHAUNCEY'S HERTFORDSHIRE, with alt the plates; DUGDALE'S WARWICKSHIRE, 2 vol.; Stukeley's Stonehenge and Abury, 2 vol.; Collinson's Somersetshire, LARGE PAPER, 3 vol.; Ashmole's Berkshire, LARGE PAPER, 3 vol.; Aubrey's Surrey, LARGE PAPER, 5 vol.; Strutt's Chronicles of England, 2 vol.: HOLLAND'S HEROOLOGIA ANGLICANA, A PRESENTATION COPY FROM THE AUTHOR; Knight's Lives <%%> <> <%%> of Dean Colet and Erasmus, 2 vol. LARGE PAPER; ARCHAEOLOGIA 24 vol.; Lord Orford's Works, LARGE PAPER, 5 vol.; Fuller's Worthies and Church History, 2 vol. uniform; Anderson's House of Yvery, with all the plates, 2 vol.; all the various Editions of WALTON ON ANGLING, including a MAGNIFICENTLY ILLUSTRATED COPY, &C. &c. / Among the Manuscripts and Missals are, LE MIREUR DU MONDE, in 2 vol.; a beautiful and elegantly written Manuscript, on vellum, with Twenty-three large and exquisite Miniature Paintings, with elegant borders, &c.; LIBER PRECUM, on vellum, with very many beautiful large Miniatures, and borders, tastefully illuminated. / The WHOLE Of this COLLECTION is in the CHOICEST CONDITION; and many are bound by HERRING, and other eminent binders, in morocco and russia. / [separating line] The Third and last Part of the very valuable Collection of PRINTS AND DRAWINGS, / Consisting of a large Series of Prints and Drawings, by the Principal Masters of the FRENCH SCHOOL. / ENGLISH SCHOOL. / Including the Works of Sir Joshua Reynolds, Bartolozzi, &c BOOKS OF PRINTS, &c. / [separating line] The valuable LAW LIBRARY of A BARRISTER, / Retiring from the Profession. / [separating line] Pictures, Prints and Drawings. / A smell but select Collection of choice CABINET PICTURES, by the most esteemed Painters. / FINE MODERN PRINTS. after Sir T. Lawrence, Wilkie, &c. many of which are PROOFS, &c. in the FINEST STATE. / [separating line] The Theological and Clasical LIBRARY of the Rev. WALTER BIRCH, B.D. Deceased, / Rector of Stanway, Essex; Vicar of Stanton, St. Bernard, Wilts; and formerly Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford. / <%%> <> <%%> Rare Prints, Pictures, Drawings, Bronzes, Ancient Armour, and other Antiquitits. / A very interesting and valuble Collection of Ancient and Modern / PRINTS AND DRAWINGS, / Comprising mam RARE and CURIOUS PRINTS by the EARLY ITALIAN and GERMAN MASTERS, CHOICE PROOFS and PRESENTATION IMPRESSIONS of the the finest modern Engravings. / A very large Collection of BOOK PLATES, in the CHOICEST CONDITION. / Among the PICTURE will be found a BRILLIANT ASSEMBLAGE of the Productions of STOTHARD, and other eminent Artiste, &c. / [separating line] Earl of Morton's Coins and Medals. / The very choice, valuable, and extensive Collection of Ancient and Modern COINS and MEDALS of the Right Hon. JAMES EARL of MORTON, / Who died in 1768; formed by him during a residence on the Continent, under the guidance and advice of the Abbé Duane. / The whole Collection is in the highest stateof preservation, and is particularly rich in the Roman series, in gold and silver; some verychoice Greek gold : also an extensive selection of Large and Middle brass, Imperial Greek, &c. To which will also be added the elegant and choice-made Cabinets. / Catalogues are preparing, and due notice will be given of the Days of Sale. / [separating line] Rare and Curious Portraits. / The Duplicates of TWO EMINENT COLLECTORS, among which will be found a great variety of rare PORTRAITS by PASS, ELETRACKS DELARAM, FAITHORNE, LOGGAN, &c. &c.; and particularly of those in the rare Volume of the BAZIOLOGIA. / Also, a Collection of the WORKS of HOLLAR, amongst which are some of the rarest Portraits, a choice set of the rare SHELLS, curious Topography, &c. / [separating line] The Extensive and Valuable Miscellaneous and LAW LIBRARY, the Property of A NOBLEMAN. / <%%> <> <%%> INDEX TO DAYS OF SALE. First Day Thursday, Feb. 18 Page 3 / Second Day Friday, Feb. 19 Page 17 / Third Day Saturday, Feb. 20 Page 25 / Fourth Day Monday, Feb. 22 Page 31 / Fifth Day Tuesday, Feb. 28 Page 37 / Sixth Day Wednesday, Feb. 24 Page 44 / Seventh Day Thursday, Feb. 25 Page 50 [after N@1148]
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FIRST DAY'S SALE. // FIRST DAY'S SALE. / OCTAVO et INFRA.

1	ADDISON'S (J.) Remarks on Italy 1745	1.6.-

2	Aikin's (J.) Letters to his Son, 2 vol. 1796	2.6.-

3	Alison's (A.) Sermons, 2 vol. Edinb. 1820	-.12.-

4	Anderson's (A.) Narrative of the Embassy to China 1795	-.1.-

5	Antoni on Gunpowder, Fire-Arms, &c. by Thomson 1789	1.6.-

6	Antoninus's Meditations, englished by Graves, calf, marbled leaves	4.6.-

7	Art of Military Fortification 1745	-.6.-

8	Asiatic Annual Register, 4 vol. 1799-1802	-.3.-

9	Baudelot de Dairval de l'Utilité des Voyages, planches, 2 tom. Par. 1686	1.6.-

11	Barrow (J.) on Mathematical Instruments, plates	-.2.-

12	Basan (P. F.) Dictionnaire des Graveurs, planches, 2 tom. Par. 1809	-.18.-

13	Batty's (Miss) Italian Scenery, plates, half morocco 1820	2.18.-

14	Batty's (Capt.) French Scenery, plates, half morocco, uncut 1822	2.10.-

15	Batty's (Capt.) German Scenery, plates, half morocco, uncut 1823	2.10.-

16	Baxter's Sketches in Brighton	1.6.-

17	Beek's(J.) Triumphs of William III, plates 1702	-.1.-

18	Bellicard's Observations on Herculaneum, plates 1753	-.2.-

19	Book of Common Prayer reformed 1802	-.1.-

21	Bonney's (F. A.) Poetic Trifles 18211	1.6.- [together with 22]

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22	Bowles's Practical Geometry 1783	1.6.- [together with 21]

23	Bradfield's (H.) Waterloo, a Poem, calf, gill leaves 1826	-.6.-

24	Buchan's (A. P.) Bionomia 1811	-.6.-

25	Burke's (Edmund) Reflections 1791	1.1.-

26	Barns'a (R.) Works, with Life, 4 vol. 1802	-.16.-

27	Burton's (R.) Wars in England, Scotland, &c. 1681	1.6.-

28	Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy, 2 vol. 1800	-.16.-

29	Butler's (S.) Hudibras, plates by Hogarth 1726	4.6.-

30	Butler's (S.) Hudibras, with Notes by Z. Grey, plates, 2 vol. Bensley, 1799	-.18.-

31	Campan's (Mad.) Memoirs of Marie Antoinette, 2 v. 1823	-.4.-

32	Carpue (J.) on the High Operation for the Stone 1819.	-.2.-

34	Catalogue of William Dimsdale's Library and Coins and Medals, prices and names, FINE PAPER 1824	-.9.-

35	Catalogue of the Coins and Medals of Thomas Hollis, Esq. prices and names, FINE PAPER 1817	8.6.-

36	Catalogue of the English Coins and Medals of an eminent Collector, prices and names, FINE PAPER 1824	3.6.-

37	Catalogue of the Coins and Medals of J. T. Brockett, Esq. prices and names, FINE PAPER 1823	6.6.-

38	Catalogues of the Coins and Medals of J. Bindley, Esq., Mr. J. Thane, &c. prices and names 1819, &c.	-.8.-

39	Catalogue of a Collection of Prints, 2 parts in 1 1810	1.6.-

41	Catalogue of Mr. Dimsdale's Coins and Medals, FINE PAPER, priced 1824	8.6.-

42	Catalogue of Dr. Mead's Coins, priced 1755	-.3.-

43	Catalogue of Dr. Hunter's Duplicate Coins, prices and names 1777	-.11.-

44	Catalogue of Samuel Tyssen's Coins, with prices 1801	-.17.-

45	Chalcographiana, a Poem 1814	-.4.-

46	Chamberlayne's (E.) Present State of England 1679	-.4.-

47	Cicero on the Nature of the Gods 1741	3.6.-

48	Cicero's Letters, englished by Melmoth. 3 vol. 1772	-.13.-

49	Clarendon's (Earl of) History of the Rebellion, 6 vol. Oxf. 1712	-.13.-

50	Clark's (Samuel) England's Remembrancer 1677	-.1.-

51	Cobbett's Political Register, Vol. XV 1809	-.1.-

52	Coffin's (Major) Account of the Battle of Austerlitz 1807	-.1.-

53	Coins. Essay on the Amendment of the Silver Coins 1695	1.6.-

54	Congreve (Sir W.) on the Principles of Security against Forgery 1820	1.6.-

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55	Conversations on Political Economy 1817	-.2.-

56	Crookshank's(W.) History of the Church of Scotland, 2 vol. 1749	-.14.-

57	De Lolme (J. L.) on the Constitution of England 1793	-.2.-

58	Derham's (W.) Artificial Clock-Maker, plates 1759	-.3.-

59	DIBDIN'S (T.F.) BIBLIOMANIA, or Book Madness, very scarce, calf, marbled leaves 1811	2.15.-

61	Dibdin's (T. F.) Bibliographical Decameron, plates, 3 vol. uncut (a picked copy: see Dr. Dibdin's letter, which is inserted) 1817	9.5.-

62	Dibdin's (T. F.) Bibliographical Antiquarian, and Picturesque Tour in France and Germany, plates, 3 v. uncut 1821	-.8.-

63	Dibdin's (T. F.) AEdes Althorpianae, portraits and plates, 2 vol. 1822	2.19.-

64	Disney's (J.) Sermons, 2 vol. 1793	-.2.-

65	Dodington's (G. B.) Diary, by Wyndham 1785	-.3.-

66	Engravers.Chronological Series of Engravers, interleaved with MS. additions Comb, 1770	5.6.-

67	Erasmus on Folly, with cuts by Holbein 1709	-.7.-

68	Essays on various Subjects 1766	1.6.- [together with 69]

69	Etten's (H. van) Mathematical Recreations, plates 1674	1.6.- [together with 68]

71	Evelyn's (J.) Sculptura, gilt leaves 1682	4.6.-

72	Evelyn's (J.) Sculptura, port, and plates 1769	4.6.-

73	Fearon's (H.) Sketches of America 1818	1.6.-

74	Flavel (J.) on the Divine Conduct 1824	1.6.-

75	Fleetwood's (Bp.) Account of English Gold and Silver Money, with Appendix, plates 1745	-.9.-

76	Fleming (It.) on the Rise and Fall of Papacy 1793	1.6.-

77	Galerie de Portraits de Personnages Célèbres Par,	-.6.-

78	Gell (Sir W.) and J. Gandy's Pompeiana, plates, half morocco, uncut 1817-19	2.10.-

79	Gilpin's Essay upon Prints 1768	-.3.-

81	Goulet (M.) Fétes a l'Occasion du Mariage de Napoleon, planches Par. 1820	-.1.-

82	Grainger's (J.) Biographical History of England, 4 vol. 1804	-.14.-

83	Hall (Basil) on South America, 2 vol. 1824	4.6.-

84	Heber's (R.) Life of Jeremy Taylor, 2 vol. 1824	-.8.-

85	Heraldic Anomalies, 2 vol. 1824	5.6.-

86	Herbert's (Sir T.) Memoirs of the Reign of King Charles I, calf, marbled leaves 1702	5.6.-

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87	Hill's (B.) Henry and Acasto, a Tale, plates 1798	-.8.- [together with 88]

88	Hobhouse's (J.) Last Reign of Napoleon, 2 vol. 1817	-.8.- [together with 87]

89	Hughsons(D.) Walks through London, plates, 2 vol. russia marbled leaves 1817	-.8.- [together with 87]

90	Jennings(D.) on the Knowledge of Medals Baskerville, 1775	1.6.-

91	Illustrations of Egyptian Antiquities, plates 1822	1.6.-

92	Karnes's (Lord) Elements of Criticism, 2 vol. Edinb. 1774	-.2.-

93	James the First's Workes Perth, 1786	2.6.- [together with 94]

94	Junius's Letters, 2 vol. 1772	2.6.- [together with 93]

95	Landon (C. P.) Numismatique du Voyage du Jeune Anachar-sis, par Dumersan, planches, 2 tom. Par. 1818	-.12.-

96	Las Casas's (Count de) Journal of the Private Life of Napoleon, 4 vol. in 8 parts 1823	-.14.-

97	Larkey's (J. C.) Description of the Napoleon Medals, LARGE PAPER 1818	4.6.-

98	Le Clerc (S.) Pratique de la Géometrie Par. 1682	-.9.- [together with 99]

99	Leigh's (Edward) Discourses on Coin, &c. 1671	-.9.- [together with 98]

101	Letters from Edinburgh 1776	-.1.-

102	Life of Fitz-James, Duke of Berwick 1738	-.1.-

103	Life of Benvenuto Cellini, translated by Nugent, 2 vol. 1771	-.8.-

104	Life and Death of Maria Antoinette 1772	-.1.-

105	Life of the late General Lee 1792	-.9.-

106	Life of Napoleon Bonaparte 1802	-.1.-

107	Lochée's(L.) Elements of Fortification 1780	-.1.- [together with 108]

108	Locke (J.) on the Value of Money 1695	-.1.- [together with 107]

109	Maitland's (Capt.) Narrative of the Surrender of Bonaparte on Board the Bellerophon 1826	4.6.-

111	Maps, on canvas, a small parcel	1.6.-

112	Marcelli (P.) Vitae Omnium Ducum Venetorum, cuts 1574	-.1.-

113	Marcet (Alex.) on Calculous Disorders 1817	-.1.-

114	Medallic History of Napoleon Bonaparte, translated by Miss Mudie Scargill	-.1.-

115	Memoirs of Robert Carey, Earl of Monmouth 1759	-.3.-

116	Memoirs of Mrs. Billington 1792	1.6.-

117	Memoirs of the History of France during the Reign of Napoleon, dictated to General Gourgaud and Count do Montholon by Napoleon, 6 vol. 1823	-.11.-

118	Mionnet (T. E.) Description des Médailles Antiques Grecques et Romaines, avec planches, 7 tom, half green morocco Par. 1806	7.10.- [together with 119]

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119	Mionnet (T. E.) Description des Médailles Antiques Grecques et Romaines, avec Supplement, 4 tom, half morocco, uncut Par. 1815-19	7.10.- [together with 118]

121	Miscellaneous Sale Catalogues of Coins and Medals (Twelve)	-.11.-

122	Ditto ditto ditto ditto [Miscellaneous Sale Catalogues of Coins and Medals (Twelve)]	-.13.-

123	MISSALE ROMANUM, a very beautiful little MANUSCRIPT, delicately written upon VELLUM, containing upwards of TWENTY large and small exquisitely-finished MINIATURE PAINTINGS, with numerous letters in gold, flower borders, &c. 24mo, red morocco	1.15.-

124	Miscellaneous, a parcel	1.6.-

125	Monumenta Vetustatis Kempiana Lond. 1720	-.6.-

126	Muller's (J.) Treatise of Artillery, plates 1780	-.1.- [together with 127]

127	Narrative of the War of 1703, in Verse, plates, 2 vol. in 1	-.1.- [together with 126]

128	Nichols's (J.) Anecdotes of William Hogarth 1785	-.7.-

129	Pamphlets, a parcel	2.6.-

130	Parliamentary History, 18 vol. half russia 1797	10.6.-

131	Patin's (C.) Travels through Germany, plates 1701	-.1.-

132	Persius's Satires, englished by Drummond 1799	1.6.-

133	Peter's Letters to his Kinsfolk, 3 vol. 1819	1.6.-

134	Petrarch.-Essay on the Life and Character of Petrarch Edinb. 1810	-.2.-

135	Petroni (Stefano Egidio) La Napoleonide, con fig. Parigi, 1813	1.6.-

136	Philips's Diary around Brighthelmston 1780	-.6.-

137	Phillips's (W.) Introduction to Mineralogy 1823	8.6.-

138	Pinkerton's (J.) Essay on Medals, 2 vol. in 1, red morocco, gilt leaves 1808	1.9.-

139	Pitt's (T.) New Martyrology 1693	-.1.-

140	Plesis's (Scipio du) Resolver 1635	-.6.-

141	Pliny's Letters, englished by Melmoth, 2 vol. 1747	1.6.-

142	Political Tracts, in 2 vol. v. y.	-.1.-

143	Pope's (A.) Essay on Man, with an original drawing as a frontispiece, "A. Pope inv. et T. M. delineavit" Knapton, 1745	-.10.-

144	Priestley (J.) on the Riots at Birmingham 1792	1.6.-

145	Priestley's (J.) Sermon on the present State of Europe 1794	-.1.-

146	Prières Mahometanes, en Langue Arabe, commentées en Langue Turque, MS. 24mo	-.8.-

147	Protests made in the House of Lords, 2 v. in 1 Edinb, 1748	-.6.-

148	Puckle'a Club, plates 1817	-.10.-

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149	Kennell's (Major) Marches of the British Armies in India, map 1792	-.1.-

151	Rickman (T. C.) Life of Thomas Paine 1819	-.1.-

152	Ritson's (J.) Select Collection of English Songs, plates after Stothard, 3 vol. scarce 1783	-.18.-

153	Robertson's (W.) History of the Reign of Charles V, 4 vol. 1787	9.6.-

154	Scott's (Sir W.) Field of Waterloo, a Poem Edinb. 1815	-.6.-

155	Segur's (P. de) History of Napoleon's Expedition to Russia, 2 vol. 1827	-.10.-

156	Serre (Sieur de la) The Mirrour which Flatters not, englished by T. C, front. 1639	-.3.-

157	Shepherd's (The) Kalendar, or the Country Man's Daily Companion, woodcuts	-.2.-

158	Smollett's History of England, 16 vol. plates and maps 1758	-.17.-

159	Smyth's (W. H.) Present State of Sardinia 1828	-.6.-

161	Snelling's (T.) Doctrine of Gold and Silver Computations, 1766 / View of the Coins in Europe, 1766; in 1 vol.	6.6.-

162	Stewart's (D.) Philosophy of the Human Mind, 2 v. 1814	-.19.-

163	Strauchius's (G.) Breviarium Chronologicum, englished by Sault 1704	-.6.-

164	Stuart's (A.) Letters to Lord Mansfield 1773	-.1.-

165	Stubbes's (G.) Dialogue in the Manner of Plato 1734	1.6.-

166	Surrebutter's Pleader's Guide 1803	-.1.-

167	Sutton's (C.) Learne to Live, black letter	-.3.-

168	Swedenborg's Treatise concerning Heaven and Hell 1784	-.2.-

169	Syntax's (Dr.) Tour in Search of the Picturesque, coloured plates	7.6.-

171	Tasso's (T.) Aminta Glasg. 1753	-.1.-

172	Temple's Miscellanea, 2 parts in 1 1680	-.6.-

173	Topham's (E.) Life of John Elwes, Esq. 1805	-.2.-

174	Tracts.-Vincent on Public Education, 1801-Mankin on the Neglect of the Clergy, 1803,&c.; in 1 vol.	1.6.-

175	Trials of Thomas Hardy and J. Horne Tooke for High Treason, 4 vol. in 2 1795	-.5.-

176	Volney's Ruins 1807	2.6.-

177	Voltaire's (M. de) Letters concerning the English Nation 1733	2.6.-

178	Wanley's (N.) Wonders of the Little World, plates, 2 vol. calf, marbled leaves 1806	-.15.-

179	Wardens (W.) Letters from St. Helena 1816	-.6.-

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181	Watts's (I.) Logic, 1733-On the Mind, 1804; 2 vol.	-.4.-

182	White (The) Bull, from an Ancient Syrian MS. communicated by Voltaire, engliahed 1774	-.3.-

183	Wilkins's (J.) Mathematical Magick, cuts 1648	-.1.-

184	Williams's (H. M.) Sketches of the French Republic, 2 vol. 1801	-.1.-

185	Xenophon's Memoirs of Socrates, by Fielding 1788	6.6.-

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186	Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary, by Morell, 2 vol. 1796	1.3.-

187	Alciato, los Emblemas, traducidas in Rhimas Españolas Lyon, 1540	-.4.-

188	Alexander's (W.) Costume of China, coloured plates, and portrait of the author inserted 1805	1.6.-

189	Arbuthnot's (C.) Tables of Ancient Coins 1727	-.7.-

191	Augustini Sermons, 2 tom, in 1 Lugduni, 1520	-.3.-

192	Bayerus (Fr. P.) de Nummis Hebraeo Samaritanis figuris russia, gilt leaves Valentiae, 1781	-.6.-

193	Belzoni's (G.) Travels in Egypt and Nubia, with Appendix, with folio coloured plates 1821	2.10.-

194	Beroalde le Tableau des Riches Inventions, avec planches Par. 1657	5.6.-

195	Holy Bible, cuts, black letter, imp. Imprynted by Jugge, 1557	-.8.-

196	Holy Bible, with the Genealogies recorded therein, russia, gilt leaves London, Barker, 1598	-.14.-

197	Blommaert (A.) Sylva Anachoretica AEgypti et Palaestinae, fine impressions of the plates by Bolswert Antwerp. 1619	-.19.-

198	Booth's Battle of Waterloo, with Circumstantial Details. plates on India paper 1817	-.19.-

199	Bosset (C. P. de) sur les Médailles Antiques des Iles de Céphalone et d'Ithaque, planches Lond. 1815	-.3.-

201	Bromley's (H.) Catalogue of Engraved British Portraits 1793	-.7.-

202	Burney's (Dr.) Account of the Commemoration of Handel 1785	5.6.-

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203	Cardonnel's (Adam de) Numismata Scotiae plates Edinb, 1786	-.11.-

204	Catalogue of Sir M. Sykes's Prints, part 1, prices and names 1824	3.6.-

205	Catalogue of the Collection of Coins and Prints of J. West, Esq. 1773	-.11.-

206	Catalogue of the Earl of Oxford's Coins, prices and names 1741	-.12.-

207	Another copy 1741	5.6.-

208	Choul (Gu. du) Veterum Romanorum Religio, figuris Amst. 1685	-.4.-

209	Combe (C.) Veterum Populorum et Regum Nummi qui in Museo Britannico adservantur, figuris Lond. 1814	-.16.-

210	Cooper's (R.) Etchings of Landscapes, 3 Nos. oblong	-.4.-

211	Dallaway's (J.) Anecdotes of the Arts in England 1800	-.5.-

212	Demosthenes, englished by Francis, 2 vol. 1757	-.17.-

213	Denon's (V.) Travels in Egypt, translated by Aikin, plates, 2 vol. russia, gilt leaves 1803	2.5.-

214	Douglas (J.) on the Antiquity of the Earth, plates 1785	-.2.-

215	Ducarel's (A. C.) Series of above Two Hundred Anglo-Gallie Coins, plates 1757	1.-.-

216	Duplesi-Bertaux's (J.) Set of One Hundred Original Etchings, oblong Par. 1814	1.13.-

217	Dutens (M. L.) Explication de quelques Médailles Grecques et Phénicienncs, planches, LARGe PAPER Lond. 1776	4.6.-

218	Edward VI's Psalter, imperfect, black letter, with woodcuts	-.8.-

219	Ficorini (Fr. de) le Vestigia, con fig. Roma, 1744	-.2.-

220	Folkes's (Martin) Table of English Silver and Gold Coins, plates, 1703-English Gold Coins, 1761; in 1 vol.	1.13.-

221	Godwin's (F.) Catalogue of the Bishops in England 1615	3.6.-

222	Goltzii (H.) Thesaurus Rei Antiquarian Antwerp. 1759	-.-.6

223	Goldsmith and Parnell's Poems, cuts by Bewick 1795	6.6.-

224	Gough's (R.) Description of the Beauchamp Chapel at Warwick, plates 1809	1.6.-

225	Handricourt's (Ternisien d) Records of the French Nation and of the Allied Armies, or Picturesque Views engraved by the principal Artists, (an original signature of Buonaparte to his minister at war is inserted) 2 vol. red morocco gilt leaves. Par. 1816	4.16.-

226	Harwood (E.) Populorum et Urbium Selecta Numismata, Graeca, plates Lond. 1812	1.6.-

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227	Hayward's (Sir J.) Life of Edward the Sixth	1.6.-

228	HEURES A LUSAIGE DE ROMME BEAUTIFULLY PRITED ON VELLUM, with engraved border's, containing FIFTEEN delicately finished MINIATURE PAINTINGS, also numerous initial letters, highly illuminated in gold and colours, old morocco, gilt leaves Par. 1503	4.4.-

229	HEURES A LUSAIGE DE ROMME BEAUTIFULLY PRITED ON VELLUM containing TWELVE highly finished MINIATURE PAINTINGS, with numerous illuminated initial letters in gold and colours Paris, pour Hardouyn,	1.10.-

230	Heye (J. de la) La Nouvelle Troye, on Memorable Histoire du Siége d'Ostende, planches, (from the library of John Duke of Lawderdaill,with his autograph) Leyden, 1615	-.9.-

231	Hill's (R.) Sketches in Flanders and Holland, plates, LARGE PAPER 1816	-.10.-

232	Histoire Numismatique de la Revolution Française, avec planches Par. 1826	3.-.-

233	Hogarth's (W.) Analysis of Beauty (wants the plates) 1753	-.1.-

234	Hollis's (T.) Memoirs, portraits and plates, russia, marb. leaves 1780	1.11.6

235	Jameson's (R.) Mineralogy of the Scottish Isles, plates, 2 vol. in 1 1800	-.7.-

236	Johnson's (Dr.) English Dictionary, 2 vol. 1785	1.4.-

237	Jones's (L. T.) Journal of the British Campaign on the Continent, maps 1797	-.-.6

238	Khell (J.) ad Numismata Imperatorum Romanorum a Vail-lantio edita, Supplementum Vindobonae, 1767	1.8.-

239	Laporte's Sketch Book,&c. 18 Nos. oblong	-.11.-

241	Macklin's (C.) Man of the World, a Comedy, with TWO AUTOGRAPH LETTERS of the AUTHOR inserted 1793	1.13.-

242	MAGNA CHARTA, beautifully printed in gold letters, ele-gantly bound in green morocco, gilt leaves London, apud J. WHITAKER, 1816	5.15.-

243	- [MAGNA CHARTA] Ditto, Confirmation to the above, printed in gold letters	1.10.-

244	Mahudel, sur les Monnoyes Antiques d'Espagne, planches Par. 1725	2.6.-

245	Malkin's (B. H.) Scenery, Antiquities, and Biography of South Wales, plates 1804	-.16.-

246	Martial's Epigrams, by Elphinston, plates 1782	-.16.-

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247	Medallic History of England, to the Revolution 1790	1.5.-

248	Medallic History of Napoleon, with Supplement, plates 1819	1.8.-

249	Messia (Piet.) Selva Rinovata, accrescinta da Bartol. Dioniei da Fano, 3 tom, in 1 Venet. 1638	-.2.-

250	Meyrick's (Dr.) Ancient Arms and Armour, engraved by Skelton, plates, 20 parts (a subscription copy)	10.-.-

251	Millingen Recueil de quelques Médailles Grecques inédites planches Rome, 1812	-.6.-

252	Moore's (J.) Narrative of the Campaign of the British Army in Spain, maps 1809	1.6.-

253	Moses's (H.) Outlines of Antique Altars, Vases, &c, 5 Nos.	-.7.-

254	Moss's (W.) Antiquities of the Church of St. Saviour, Southwark, plates, 4 parts	-.12.-

255	MUDIE'S SERIES OF NATIONAL MEDALS, in a red morocco case (a fine subscription set)	4.12.-

256	Napoleon.-Quarante-Huit Heures de Garde au Chateau des Tuilleries, planches, calf, gilt leaves Par. 1816	-.3.-

257	Narrative History of King James, front. 1651	-.2.-

258	Nummi Familiarum Romauarum, engraved on 103 plates (first two plates are wanting, and some others torn)	-.7.-

259	Officio della Vergine Maria, con fig. morocco, gilt haves Roma, 1704	-.10.-

261	Oratio Dominica CL Linguis Versa, edente J. Marcel, green morocco, gilt leaves Par. 1805	-.19.-

262	Ouseley (Sir W.) on some Medals and Gems bearing Inscriptions in the Ancient Persian Character 1801	4.6.-

263	Patarol (L.) Series Augustorum Caesarum, &c. fig. Venet. 1743	-.2.-

264	Peake's (R.) French Characteristic Costumes, coloured plates 1816	-.7.-

265	Pellerin Recueil de Médailles de Peuples et de Villes, avec supplement, planches, 9 tom, en 7, Par. 1763-Médailles de Rois, ib. 1762-Sivry sur la Science des Médailles, Maestricht, 1778-Lettres de l'Auteur des Recueils de Médailles, &c. 1770; fine set, in 10 vol. uncut	5.10.-

266	Pellerin.-Le Blonde sur quelques Médailles du Cabinet de M. Pellerin, planches La Haye, 1771	-.8.-

267	PENNANT'S (T.) ACCOUNT OF LONDON, illustrated with a large Collection of Portraits, Views, Maps, &c.; also with man rous manuscript additions, in 1 vol. russia	1.7.-

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268	PEMBROCHLE (T.) NUMISMATA ANTIQUA. in tres partes divisa with Anies's Index fine copy, in russia 1746	4.10.-

269	Pilkington's Dictionary of Engravers, russia 1798	1.3.-

271	Pindar's (P.) Nil Admirandi, or a Smile at a Bishop 1799	-.1.-

272	Powell's (D.) History of Wales black letter (wants title) 1584	5.6.-

273	Prouti(D.) I Costumi Religiosi, Civili, &c. degli Antichi Greci, e Romani, 30 plates oblong Roma,	9.6.-

274	PYNES s (W.H.) HISTORY OF THE ROYAL RESIDENCES illustrated by One Hundred highly finished coloured engravings. 3 vol, FINK ORIGINAL COPY, half morocco, uncut 1819	8.15.-

275	Rainoldes and Harts Conference touching the Head and the Faith of the Church, black letter 1584	5.6.-

276	Raphael's Cartoons, engraved by Fittler 1797	9.6.-

277	Raynald's (T.) Birth of Man-kinde, cuts 1634	2.6.-

278	Ruding's (R.) Annals of the Coinage of Britain, plates, 4 vol. with supplement 1817	5.16.-

279	Salvator Rosa, his Etchings, original and fine impressions Paris,	-.7.-

281	Seneca's Epistles, translated by Morell, 2 vol. 1786	-.9.-

282	Sestini (Dom.) Descrizione degli Stateri Antichi, illustrati con le Medaglie, con fig.. Firenze, 1817	-.5.-

283	Shakspeare's (W.) Plays, illustrated with plates after Stothard, green morocco, gilt leaves with joints	3.-.-

284	Simon's (J.) Account of the Irish Coins, plates Dubl. 1749	-.5.-

285	Simon's Essay on Irish Coins, plates ib 1810	4.6.-

286	Smids (L.) Pinacotheca, figuris 1696	1.6.-

287	Smirke's (R.) Illustrations of Shakspeare, on India paper	9.6.-

288	SNELLING'S (T.) WORKS: viz. View of the Gold Coin and Coinage of England, 1763-Silver Coin of England, 1762 -Copper Coin of England, 1766-Coins struck by English Princes in France, 1769 -Origin and Nature of Jettons 1769-Silver Coin and Coinage of Scotland, 1774-Supplement to Simon's Essay on Irish Coins-Thirty-three Plates of English Medals, 1776; fine set in russia, with MS, Memorandums mserted	7.5.-

289	Spartan Lessons, or the Praise of Valour, in the Verses of Tyrtaeus Glasg. Faulis, 1559	7.5.-

291	Spenser's (E.) Shephearde's Calendar, cuts, black letter London, by To. East 1582	2.10.-

292	Thomson's Seasons, plates 1730	-.7.-

293	Treatise in the Chinese Language on Morality, with plates russia	-.13.-

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294	Trial of Lieut. Col. John Lilburne, portraits inserted 1649	-.6.-

295	Vaillant (J.) Numismata Imperatorum Romanorum, fig MS. title Lutet. 1692	-.3.-

296	Valesi Fabriche ed Antichita di Verona, oblong	2.6.-

297	Vedute della Citta di Roma, 100 plates Venez.	7.6.-

298	Vertue's (G.) Medals, Coins, Great Seals, &c. from the Works of Th. Simon 1753	1.9.-

299	Visconti (E. Q.) Iconographie Grecque, 3 tom. en 1, avec planches en folio, elegantly bound in Jnorocco, gilt leaves Par. 1811	4.12.-

301	Watson's (R.) Anecdotes of the Life of Richard Watson, Bishop of Llandaff 1817	5.6.-

302	Wells's (W.) Views from Nature, 3 Nos.	-.5.-

303	Whitby and Ryall's Plates of English Silver Coins 1756	1.-.-

304	Wiczay (Mich, a) Museum Hedervariuro, figuris, 2 tom. Vindobonae, 1814	2.5.-

305	Wilkinsons (R.) Antique Remains of the Church of St. Martin, in 13 plates 1797	2.6.-

306	Wilton House.-Description of the Antiquities and Curiosities in Wilton House, plates 1786	-.6.-

FIRST DAY'S SALE. / FOLIO.

307	AEsop's Fables, englished, plates by Barlow 1703	-.9.-

308	Baerle (Kasper van) Blyde lnkomst van M. de Medicis, port. and plates Amst. 1639	-.4.-

309	Bartoli (P. S.) le Antiche Lucerne Sepolchrali,Figurate da Bellori Roma, 1729	-.12.-

311	Bellorii (J. P.) Veteres Arcus Augustorum Triumphis Insigues, &c. ib. 1690	1.2.-

312	Brahm's (Gerard de) Levelling Balance and Counter Balance	-.1.-

313	BRITISH GALLERY OF CONTEMPORARY PORTRAITS, accompanied by Biographical Notices, 2 vol. half green morocco, uncut CADELL	6.-.-

314	Catalogus Nummorum Scriniis Bodleiauis, figuris Oxon. 1750	-.5.-

315	Denon Voyage dans la Basse et la Haute Egypte, grand atlas folio, planches, 2 tom. Parte, edit.	-.34.-

316	Douglas's (J.) Nenia Britannica, plates Nicholls, 1793	1.1.-

317	EUROPE.-Illustrated Record of important Events in the Anuals of Europe, coloured plates, 3 parts Bouyer, 1815, &c.	1.4.-

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318	Fage (Raimond la) Recueil des Meilleurs Desseins de Amst. chez G. Valck	-.14.-

319	France.-Historical Pictures of the French Revolution, translated from the French of Champort, plates Par. 1803	8.6.-

321	Girth's (J.) Views in Paris, oblong. 3	-.14.-

322	Green's (B. R.) Numismatic Atlas of Ancient History, in 21 plates, with descriptive Guide 1829	1.1.-

323	Howel's (J.) Londinopolis, portrait and map inserted 1687	-.7.-

324	John Bull Newspaper, from 1827 to 1829	3.6.-

325	Lacour (P.) Monumens de Sculpture Anciens et Modernes, 72 plates	-.17.-

326	Laporte's (J.) Views of the Lakes in Ireland, coloured, oblong 1816	1.9.-

327	Lucan's Pharsalia, englished by Rowe 1718	2.6.-

328	NAPOLEON à la GRANDE ARMEE.-Engravings at Large of the celebrated Column at Paris, in the Place Vendôme, erected by Bonaparte, grand atlas folio Paris, 1816	-.5.-

329	Ortelii (A.) Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, 2 tom, gilt leaves 1597	-.18.-

331	Overbeke(Bonav.d') les Restes de l'Ancienne Rome, fine impressions of the plates, 2 tom, en 1 Amst. 1709	-.19.-

332	Ovid's Metamorphoses, englished, plates 1717	6.6.-

333	Parey's (Amb.) Workes, englished by Johnson, plates 1655	-.5.-

334	Patini (C) Imperatorum Romanorum Numismata, figuris Argent. 1671	8.6.-

335	Plinie's Natural Historic of the World, englished by Holland, 2 vol. in 1 1601	-.19.-

336	Pybus's (C.S.) Sovereign, a Poem 1800	1.14.- [together with 337]

337	Rapin's History of England, by Tindal, plates and map, 2 vol. 1732	1.14.- [together with 336]

338	Rigand's (J.) Collection of Seventy-two Views in and about Paris, oblong	-.19.-

339	Roman Antiquities.-A Collection of above Five Hundred and Sixty Plates, representing Roman Antiquities, &c.; in 1 vol.	-.13.-

341	Townsend's (T.) History of Mexico 1724	5.6.-

342	Transactions in the Mahratta Empire, plates 1803	-.1.-

343	Vernet (C.) Tableaux Hietoriques des Campagnes d'Italie, fine impressions of the plates, half russia Par. 1806	2.2.-

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344	WHITAKER'S (J.) AUGUST CEREMONIAL OF THE CORONATION OF HIS MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY KING GEORGE THE FOURTH The whole of the Descriptive part printed in gold letters, the lower part of each page is occupied by full length portraits of the noble personages who formed the procession MOST BEAUTIFULLY COLOURED, With additional plate inserted 7 Numbers (printed for Subscribers only) 1821-29	2.2.-

345	Zanetti delle Autiche Statue, Grecbe e Romano. 2 tom. Venet 1740	2.2.-

FIRST DAY'S SALE. / MANUSCRIPTS.

346	MISSALE ROMANUM, a very highly illuminated MS. on VELLUM, delicately written, in the original binding	1.2.-

347	ALBUM EMANUELIS DEMETRII, 4to, anno 1575. Among the names of the celebrated men contained in this Album, will be found those of A. Ortelius, Hubertus Goltzius, P. Galle, C. Clusius, J. Biel, G. Camden, J. Lipsius, P. Molineus, F. Junius, Edw Radeliffe, &c.	16.10.-

348	MISSALE ROMANUM, MS. upon VELLUM, most beautifully written in fine large characters, with six Miniature Paintings most delicately executed, and numerous initial capitals, and borders of Fruit, Flowers, &c. painted in the finest and most delicate style	62.6.-

349	Missale Komanum, on vellum imperfect	92.9.6 / -.16.-

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SECOND DAY'S SALE. // SECOND DAY'S SALE. / ENGRAVINGS. [SECOND DAY'S SALE.] // SECOND DAY'S SALE. / ENGRAVINGS. / VARIA. [ENGRAVINGS. SECOND DAY'S SALE.]

350	MINASI's Imitations of Drawings, Laporte's Studies of Trees, &c. 12	0.6.-

351	Views of Quebec, Grand Mosque at Lueknow, French Military Costume, in colours, &c. 33	-.7.-

352	Tickets, by Bartolozzi; Etchings, by Lady Cawdor. Denon, &c. 23	8.6.-

353	London, before and after the Fire, by Hollar; Hogenherg's View of Edinburgh; Brighton New Church, &c. 6	-.4.-

354	Set of Views of Paetum, and various English and Foreign Topography, &c. 15	4.6.-

355	Battles of Hastings and Bosworlh Field, after Loutherbourg; Animals, by Scott, proofs, &c. 10	-.10.-

356	Jupiter and Venus, etching by Daniel Vandyck; Draught of Fishes, after Rubens, by Soutman; Virgin and Child, with Dancing Angels, after ditto, by Christopher Jeg-her, &c. 9	6.6.-

357	Last Judgment, after M. Angelo, by Gaultier; Martyrdom of St. Stephen, by Thomassin; large Etchings, by P. Testa, &c. 9	7.6.-

358	The Waggoner, and others of the smaller Landscapes of Rubens, by Bolswert, &c. 11	-.9.-

359	Village Fairs, after Teniers, by Le Bas; Grand Street at Nancy, &c. by Callot, &c. 11	-.13.-

361	The Large Fair, by Callot, on two sheets; Battle between the French and Spaniards, by Delia Bella, &c. 5	9.6.-

362	Set of the Cartoons of Raphael, engraved by Grebelin, fine 8	1.5.-

363	Set of the large Miseries of War, by Callot, fine 18	-.18.-

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364	Landscapes, Views, &c. by Callot, and Della Bella 46	-.15.-

365	Battle Pieces, by Rugendas, and celebrated Engagements during the Reign of Louis XIV, by Le Clerc 29	10.6.-

366	Landscapes, by Waterloo, Swanevelt, and Genoels: Old German Prints, by De Bye, &c. 35	-.11.-

367	Dutch Ball, by Oslade; Cottage Scene, by Ruysdael; and Landscapes (uprights), by Both, and Waterloo fine 5	-.16.-

368	Heads of Painters and Distinguished Persons, &c. by, and after Vandyck 17	-.13.-

369	The Triumph of Mordecai, the Little la Tombe, and the Baptism of the Eunuch, all by Rembrandt 3	1.2.-

371	Disciples at Emmaus, the Crucifixion (in his slight manner), the Burial of Christ, fine, by Rembrandt, &c. 4	-.16.-

372	Angels appearing to the Shepherds, large liaising of Lazarus, Jews' Synagogue, &c. by Rembrandt 8	1.11.-

373	Portrait of Clement de Jonge, and Dr. Faustus in his Study. by Rembrandt; Female Head, by F. Bol, &c. 4	-.15.-

374	Studies of Heads of Females, on two plates, by Rembrandt, very fine 2	-.15.-

375	St. George and the Dragon, etching, by Tempesta; St Christopher, by Biscaino; Virgin and Child, by Lolli; and oilier Italian Etchings 9	-.14.-

376	St. Jerome, by Spagnoletti, and various by Guido, Annibal Carracci, &c. 20	-.9.-

377	Holy Family, after Parmegiano, &c. by Andriani, and various others in Chiaro Scuro, by B. Coriolanus, &c 15	-.12.-

378	Cupid and Old Woman holding a Pot, etching, by J. Sandrarl, 1640; St. Jerome, by Lucas Cranach Soldiers by D. Hopfer, &c. 8	-.14.-

379	Offering of the Kings (the large plate), the Monk Sergius killed by Mahomet, fine, &c. by Lucas Van Leyden 4	-.14.-

381	Life of Joseph, by Lucas Van Leyden; small set of the Passion of Christ, by A. Durer, and others in wood by him, &c. 23	-.1.-

382	The Virgin and Child, four different; St.George, St. Christopher, &c. by Albert Durer, fine 9	-.13.-

383	The Knight of Death, and the Copy; the Dream, and the Sorceresses, &e. by Albert Durer 5	-.14.-

384	St. Hubert kneeling in the Forest, and St. Jerome in his Study, by Albert Durer, fine 2	-.17.-

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385	The Wise Men Kneeling before the Virgin and Child, who stands within an enclosure, by the Maitre au Caducée, very scarce 1	2.2.-

386	A YOUNG MAN BEARING A STANDARD (after a design of Giorgione), by PRINCE RUPERT, KINK AND VERY RARE 1	5.7.6

SECOND DAY'S SALE. / PORTRAITS.

387	Bishop Bossuet, whole length, by Drevet, first state; Emperor Charles V (woodcut), by AEneas Vico scarce, &c. 3	-.15.-

388	Head of Titian, by Agos Caracci; Archbishop Fenelon, by Audran; Le Brun, by Edelinck, &c. 7	-.12.-

389	Lord Bacon, by Houbraken; Sampson Lennard, by Vaughan; Execution of Mary Queen of Scots, by Picart, &c. 25	-.12.-

391	Prince Rupert, in his robes, after Lely, by Tompson, scarce; and Bishop Chandler, by Vertue, proof 2	-.12.-

392	West, by C. Heath; David, by Bourgeois; Canova, by Fontana; and other Heads of Artists, proofs, &c. 6	-.13.-

393	Garrick in the Character of Abel Drugger, after Zoffany, by Dixon, first proof; Ditto, in Richard III, by S. W. Reynolds, &c 4	-.1.-

394	Dr. Robertson, after Sir Joshua, by Dixon; General Washington, after the Statue by Chantrey, India proof, &c. 6	-.16.-

395	Lord Mansfield, after Sir Joshua, by Bartolozzi, proof; Lord Thurlow, by Cardon; Spencer Percival, by Skelton, &c. 5	-.15.-

396	Madame Catalani, by Cardon; Present Emperor of Turkey, Marshal Souvoroff, &c. 15	-.16.-

397	La Fontaine, and J. J. Rousseau, by Ficquet; Jeanne d'Arragon, after Raphael, by Chereau; Tycho Hofman, by Wide, &c. fine 10	1.2.-

398	Michael Angelo, by J Bonasonc; Albert Durer, by Kilian; Tempesta. by Leant, &c. 19	-.13.-

399	Sir Joseph Radcliffe, wh. len. private plate, by Heath, proof; late King, when blind, by S, W. Reynolds, proofs &c. 2	-.1.-

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401	Lord Grenville. in his robes, by Fittler; late Earl of Dartmouth, by Heath, &c proofs on India paper 3.	-.13.-

402	Princess Charlotte of Wales, after Sir Thomas Lawrence, by Golding, very fine 1	1.9.-

403	Diana of Poitiers, published by Mr. Dibdin, rare 1	1.11.-

404	The Marlborough Family, from the large Picture at Blenheim, after Sir J Reynolds, by Turner, FINE PROOF	1.1.-

SECOND DAY'S SALE. / PORTRAITS. / BONAPARTE FAMILY.

405	Different Heads of Napoleon, when at St. Helena, after his death, &c. 15	1.2.-

406	Bonaparte, when Consul; his Wife Josephine, and Marie Louise; Lucien Bonaparte and his Wife, &c. 15	-.13.-

407	Eugene. Viceroy of Italy, wh. len. by Longhi, proof; and Prince de Talleyrand, wh. len. by Desnoyers fine 2	1.1.-

408	Bonaparte, after Le Fevre, by Lupton, from the Statue by Canova, in Bivouac before the Battle of Wag-ram. &c. 6	-.17.-

409	Napoleon Signing the Concordat, in the room with Lucien Bonaparte, Portalis, &c. Gonsalvi, proof; Young Napoleou, by Desnoyers, and Roger, &c. 4	-.1.-

411	Bonaparte at Malmaison, after Isabey, on the Deck of the Bellerophon, after Eastlake; and with General Berthier, by Cardon 3	1.1.-

412	Bonaparte at the Tomb of Frederick the Great, and the Apotheosis of Napoleon (large plates), by Jazet, proofs 2	1.5.-

413	Battles of Eylau, Austerlitz, Jena. &c. and of Waterloo, after Capt. Jones, proof, &c. 9	-.15.-

414	Military Costume of the French Army, Column in the Place Vendôme, Plan of St. Helena, &c. relative to Bonaparte 8	-.14.-

SECOND DAY'S SALE. / DRAWINGS.

415	Landscape, with Ruins, by Asselyn; Study of Heads, by Watteau, in red chalk, &c. 10	-.17.-

416	Burial of St. Petronilla, by Guercino, pen trashed with bistre; Isabella Clara giving audience to a Cardinal, by Tempesta, &c. 3	-.9.-

417	Louis Van Kessel (Painter), in black chalk, by Vandyrk; Portrait of a Gentleman, 1625, in manner of Hollar; Fancy Heads, by Barry, Mortimer, Lely, &c. 6	-.11.-

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418	Pair of Sea Pieces, with Shipping, chalk washed with Indian ink, by Vander Velde 2	1.1.-

419	Oblong View of a Foreign City, by W. Hollar, 1634, pen washed with a greentint 1	-.22.-

421	Italian Laudscape, by Richard Cooper, &c.; Woody Scene, by Laporte, in black chalk, &c 7	-.9.-

422	Study of a Female, whole length, by Liotard, most delicately finished in colours; and Study of an Academy Figure, by Hamilton, in coloured chalks, very fine 2	1.11.-

423	Academy Studies of Men, in chalk, by Hamilton, very fine 5	-.9.-

424	Academy Studies of Men and Women, by Hamilton, very fine 6	-.12.-

425	Academy Figures, by Hamilton, very fine 5	1.4.-

426	Illustrations to Hayley's Triumphs of Temper, &c. by STOTHARD, very fine 3	4.4.-

427	Head of our Saviour with the Crown of Thorns, in black chalk, by SIR THO. LAWRENCE 1	3.10.-

428	Studies of Silenus's Heads, &c. on the same sheet, by Mortimer, fine 1	-.6.-

429	Pair of Sea Pieces, with Shipping off the Coast, by Cleveley, in colours 2	-.14.-

431	Garden Scenes with Figures, in body colours, by Bellange (of same size) 4	111.6.-

432	Landscape with Figures; and Study of an old Tree, by GAINSBOROUGH, in black chalk 2	1.2.-

433	Landscape with Cows near a Stream, by GAINSBOROUGH, in black lead, highly finished. 1	3.15.-

434	Landscape with a peasant driving a group of cattle; and a Man driving a plough drawn by two horses, by GAINSBOROUGH, in black chalk 2	5.7.6

435	Interior of the Room in which Sir Isaac Newton was born, near Baldock, in Lincolnshire, by FRANCIA, in colours 1	2.14.-

436	View of Derwentwater, near Keswick, by HEARNE, in colours, a beautiful specimen 1	2.11.-

437	Pair of Farm Scenes, with Cattle, by HILLS, highly finished, in colours, Ac 3	3.3.-

438	Landscape, with two deer beneath a group of trees, by HILLS, 1817, in colours 1	3.5.-

439	Landscape with Cattle, by HILLS, 1807, in colours, very fine 1	3.18.-

441	Interior of a Stable, with young Calves, by HILLS, 1810, in colours, very fine 1	-.3.-

442	Landscape with an open shed under which are a cow and a group of sheep, by HILLS, 1809, in colours, very fine 1	2.18.-

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444	Polemon and Xenocrates, by Barry, in pen and ink with bistre wash	3.12.-

SECOND DAY'S SALE. / ENGLISH SCHOOL.

445	Sancho's Feast, scarce; Hogarth painting the figure of Comedy; Mary Tofts, &c, by Hogarth 7	1.1.-

446	The Lecture, before the words "Datur Vacuum" on the book, by Hogarth, fine and very rare 1	3.5.-

447	The Analysis of Beauty, two plates; Enthusiasm delineated, the Medley, Gates of Calais, &c. by Hogarth 6	-.7.-

448	Charles I in his robes, after Vandyck, by Sir Robert Strange, very fine 1.	2.5.-

449	Charles I, seen in three positions, after Vandych, by Sharp, FINE PROOF 1	1.8.-

451	John Hunter, after Sir Joshua Reynolds, by Sharp, FINE PROOF 1	2.12.6

452	Celadon and Amelia, after Wilson, by Woollett, very fine; and the Etching of the Boar Hunt, by Woollett 2	1.18.-

453	Death of General Wolfe; and Penn's Treaty with the Indians, after West, by Woollett, and Hall, very fine 2	2.10.-

454	Cromwell dissolving the Long Parliament; and the Restoration of Charles II, after West, by Hall, and Sharp, PROOFS (pre-sented by West to Mr. Henderson). 2	3.11.-

455	Boadicea animating the Britons, after Stothard, by Sharp, proof on India paper; Head of Zenobia, after M. Angelo, by Sharp, &. 5	-.18.-

456	Magdalen, after Guido, proof; and the etching of King Lear, both by Sharp; the Riots in Broad Street, proof not quite finished; and the etching of the same	1.2.-

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457	The Riots in Broad Street, after Wheatley, by Heath; and Samuel appearing to Saul, after West, by Sharp, proofs 2	1.13.-

458	The Clytie, after Annibal Caracci, by Bartolozzi, CHOICE PROOF 1	1.1.-

459	Frederick the Great reviewing his Guards; Death of Major Pearson; The Siege of Gibraltar, &c.. 4	1.11.-

461	Death of Lord Chatham, after Copley, by Bartolozzi, proof; and the Death of Major Pearson, by Heath, proof, touched upon by the artist 2	1.1.-

462	The Dead Soldier, by Heath, unfinished proof, and the etching; and the Canterbury Pilgrims, the etching by Schiavonetti 3	1.8.-

463	The Canterbury Pilgrims, after Stothard, on India paper, in the state before James Heath worked upon it 1	1.6.-

464	Death of Lord Nelson, after West, by Heath, on India paper (presented by Mr. Heath to Mr. Henderson) 1	1.1.-

466	The Dead Soldier, after Wright, by James Heath, fine proof 1	-.19.-

467	The Jew's Harp, after Wilkie, by Burnet, FIXE PROOF 1	4.6.-

468	The Wolf and the Lamb, after Mulready, by J. H. Robinson (subscription impession). 1	2.10.-

469	The Blind Fiddler, after Wilkie, by Burnet, fine 1	2.6.-

471	Drowned Fisherman, after Westall, by James Heath, proof on India paper, and the etching of the same 2	1.1.-

472	Battle of Alexandria; and the Landing of the Troops in Egypt, after De Loutherbourg, by Cardon, and Schiavonetti 2	1.18.-

473	The Boy blowing Bubbles, after Mieris, by Wille, very fine 1	1.18.-

474	Portrait of Raphael, by Morghen,on India paper 1	1.13.-

475	Portrait of Wille, by Ingouf, proof; M. Angelo, by Longhi, and Pope Leo X, by Morghen, fine. 3	-.1.-

476	Madonna della Seggiola, after Raphael, by Morghen, PROOF BEFORE ANY LETTERS 1	2.15.-

477	The Transfiguration, after Raphael, by Morghen, fine 1	1.16.-

478	Victory of Olympia, Orpheus, &c. etchings by the late James Barry 8	-.13.-

479	SET OF THE PLATES TO MACKLIN'S BIBLR, early impressions 72	4.19.-

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SECOND DAY'S SALE. / ENGLISH SCHOOL. / Portfolios, &c.

481	Portfolio, with leaves, half bound, and a ditto, without leaves	-.10.-

483	Two Boxes for holding Prints, one of mahogany	-.1.-

SECOND DAY'S SALE. / ENGLISH SCHOOL. / Prints, framed and glazed.

485	Portrait of General Washington, by Heathy Mr. Miles, by Worthington 2	1.4.-

486	Belisaire, after Gerard, by Desnoyers 1	1.6.-

487	Battles of Bosworth Field aud of Hastings, after Louther-bourg, by Bromley. 2	-.1.-

488	The Dead Soldier, by Heath. 1	1.10.-

489	The Hunt of the Hippopotamus, after Rubens 1	1.1.-

491	Doctors of the Church, after Guido, by Sharp 1	1.9.-

492	LA MADONNA DE S. SISTO DI RAFFAELLO, by Muller 1	5.18.-

493	LA VIERGE AU DONATAIRE dite de Foligno, after Raphael, by Desnoyers, brilliant 1	2.13.-

494	Hogarth's Marriage A-la-mode, complete, first Impressions, and prior to the introduction of the Lock of Hair	-.4.-

SECOND DAY'S SALE. / ENGLISH SCHOOL. / Drawings, framed and glazed.

495	The Ascension, in bistre 1	-.15.-

496	LAPORTE. [ The Ascension, in bistre ]A Landscape 1	4.15.-

497	LAPORTE.[ The Ascension, in bistre ] A Rustic Scene 1	1.13.-

498	J. VAN STRYE. [The Ascension, in bistre ] A Landscape 1	1.7.-

499	TURNER.-A Wood Scene, with a Cart entering the same, in colours 1	-.7.-

501	GIRTIN. [The Ascension, in bistre] A Landscape, Evening, an Upright, in colours 1	4.4.-

502	WILLIAMS. [The Ascension, in bistre] View of Melrose Abbey 1	1.1.-

503	GILES HUSSKY. [The Ascension, in bistre] A Portrait of the Old Pretender 1	1.1.-

504	UNKNOWN.-The Coliseum, and the Temple of Vesta, in Body Colours 2.	3.13.6

505	BARTOLOZZI. The Shipwreck of St. Paul, after Loutherbourg 1	-.2.-

5006	LUTTRELL. Portraits of Butler, and Waller 2	-.2.-

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507	LOUTHERHOURG, The Battles of Hastings, anil of Bosworth Field, ink and bistre. 2	19.5.-

508	R. COOPER. Landscapes, a pair. 2	3.10.-

509	WESTALL.-The Death of Brutus. 1	3.10.-

511	LAPORTE.-Canterbury Cathedral, in body colours 1	2.12.-

512	RAPHAEL SMITH.-Portrait of CHARLES JAMES FOX, the original of the Engraving by S. W. Reynolds 1	4.14.1

3.13.6	THE ORIGINAL CARTOON, by JAMES BARRY, ESQ. R.A. for his PANDORA, made at Rome, 6 ft. 7 in. by 3 ft. 4 in.	4.14.1

THIRD DAY'S SALE. // THIRD DAY'S SALE. / CURIOSITIES.

514	A PYE, containing an Antient Ring found at the New Post Office; a Silver Nail, from the Throne of Tippo-Saahib; with other interesting small articles	5.15.6

515	Specimens of Wood. An Impression of the Seal of Oliver Cromwell A small brass Quadrant, date 1400, &c. &c. 9	-.5.-

516	Medallions. Maria Theresa and Joseph II, Emperor of Germany, a pair, in gold; Bonaparte and Josephine, in bronze; Contad Hen. Kuchler, ditto, all in frames 4	-.11.-

517	A Wax Model of Lucien Bonaparte, by P. Rouw, done ex-pressly for (Miss Patterson) Madme. Bonaparte; the Bust of Bonaparte inserted in Crystal 2	1.1.-

518	A large Medallion of Bonaparte and Maria Louisa, in bronze, by Andricu, in a frame 1	-.13.-

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519	Busts in Wax. Geenge III, by Peart; George IV, as Prince of Wales, by Mounstephns, in frames 2	-.11.-

520	A Model in Wax of George IV, by PISTRUCCI, the original of the gold Medal 1	-.19.-

521	Perseus and Andromeda, a Model in Wax, from the Antique 1	-.14.-

522	Apollo and Marsyas, a small carving in Ivory, from the Antique 1	-.19.-

523	A Bust of Mary Queen of England, a beautiful Model in coloured Wax, enclosed in a curious frame, inlaid with porphyry 1	4.4.-

524	A beautiful enamelledWatch Case,the desigu after Watteau 1	1.6.-

525	A Miniature of Henry VIII, in a curious brass frame 1	1.3.-

526	An exquisite Miniature of a Madonna and Child, in colour, after Carlo Dolci 1	1.11.6

527	A charming Enamel of a Madonna, after Carlo Dolci 1	1.13.-

528	A Miniature of the Old Pretender, from the Collection of the late Sir W. Hamilton. 1	-.11.-

529	A beautiful Model in Wax, of the Bust of Bonaparte, by PISTRUCCI 1	1.3.-

531	A small Crucifixion, in ivory, in a glass case 1	1.2.-

532	A small Bust of the Duke of Clarence, when a Midshipman in the Royal Navy, a beautiful model in wax, by Mountstephens, set in gold as a locket 1	12.6.-

533	Bonaparte's Order of the Legion of , in gold and enamel, morocco case. 1	1.18.-

534	Ditto ditto ditto, smaller 1	-.17.-

535	An Agate Snuff Box, mounted in gold, morocco case 1	3.13.6

536	A Scotch Mull, mounted in silver 1	3.6.-

537	A Triangular Seal of William III, cut in steel, and a small Bust of the late Duke of Clarence, in paste, by Tasaic 2	3.6.-

538	A small Collection of Scarabaei and Egyptian Pebbles, with Hieroglyphicks, contained in a morocco case 16	2.12.-

539	A Cream Jug, in old Chelsea China, a beautiful specimen 1	1.13.-

540	A Burman Idol, in silver; and a Chinese God, in green jasper 2	-.13.-

541	A Lachrymatory; a Roman Lamp; a very small Etruscan Vase; and an Etruscan Patera, with Cover 4	1.5.-

542	A small Greek fluted Vase, with two handles, fine and perfect 1	-.17.-

543	A beautiful and perfect Greek Patera, together with a Greek Vase, equally fine. 2	2.12.-

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544	A LARGE ETRUSCAN VASE, with two handles, very perfect, 13 inches high, and 13 inches diameter	1.16.-

545	Fine specimen of an Egyptian Idol, supposed to be Osis and Osyris, with hieroglyphicks; and a fragment of glazed Pottery 2	4.12.-

546	A fine specimen of an Egyptian Idol, with hieroglyphicks, in marble 1	4.4.-

548	A ditto ditto, uncommonly fine and perfect, in a mahogany Sarcophagus. 1	2.5.-

549	A Bust of Bonaparte, size of life, in plaster of Paris, pre-sented by General Andreossi. 1	-.15.-

551	A Bust of Denon, size of life, in plaster of Paris, presented by him to Mr. Henderson. 1	1.1.-

THIRD DAY'S SALE. / FIRE ARMS, ANTIENT SWORDS, &c.

552	A Sabre, made by Woolley, presented to the late Duke of York, and purchased at his sale. 1	1.4.-

553	A Broad Sword, by Andrea Ferrara. 1	2.16.-

554	A Flaming Dagger, inlaid with gold, inscribed "God save King James, 1686;" and a Quadrangular Dagger 2	2.6.-

555	An Indian Krese. a Tomahauk, and the Head of a Halbert 3	-.9.-

556	A Matchlock Carabine, and a Matchlock Pistol 2	1.12.-

557	A Spanish Horse Pistol, 17th Century, and a Blunderbuss 2	-.1.-

558	A Cannon, mounted on brass castors, 9 inches long 1	1.1.-

559	A Cannon, mounted on a field carriage, 17 inches long 1	1.18.-

561	A beautiful Model of a Bomb, mounted on brass castors, with Shell 1	3.13.6

THIRD DAY'S SALE. / VARIA.

563	A Collection of Minerals from Barrow River, Winter Island, &c. 37	-.12.-

564	A Collection of Fossils and Polished Stones, also a fine specimen of Native Silver	2.5.1

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THIRD DAY'S SALE. / BRONZES.

565	Edward Fourth, a Medallion; Antient Keys; an Instrument of Torture; a small Head of Nilus: a Chinese Idol; and a Venus rising from the Sea. 6	2.5.-

566	A fine Greek Fibula, very perfect; a Roman Celt; Anubis; a Terminus, inlaid with silver; and a Roman Lamp 5	-.3.-

567	A Bust of Pius VII.. 1	-.13.-

568	A Bust of Young Napoleon. 1	2.10.-

569	A Bust of Napoleon 1	3.3.-

570	Ganigee IV 1	3.15.-

571	A whole-length Figure of Bonaparte, on a pedestal 1	1.12.-

572	Whole-length Figures of Rousseau and Voltaire, 14 inches high 2	-.16.-

573	The Boar of Florence, and two Dogs 3	17.10.-

574	The Grecian Shepherdess, on a marble pedestal 1	3.3.-

575	Cupid on Horseback, mounted on a black marble pedestal 1	-.18.-

576	A Hindoo Lamp, on a Stand 1	3.7.-

577	THE HEAD OF A BLACK BOY, BY FIAMINGO 1	25.10.-

578	OUR SAVIOUR AND ST. JOHN, small Busts, 5 inches high, on marble stands 2	7.7.-

579	A YOUNG BACCHUS, BY FIAMINGO 1	6.2.-

581	TWO CENTAURS, A PAIR. 2	-.20.-

5.82	THE INFANT HERCULES, by JOHN DE BOLOGNE 1	26.10.-

583	A MINERVA, antique, 8 inches high 1	1.12.-

584	A WHOLE-LENGTH FIGURE OF NERO, as Victor at one of the Amphitheatric Games, mounted on a pedestal, an-/ tique 1	2.2.-

586	THE FOOT OF A HORSE (natural size), of the finest Greek work, partly gilt 1	1.5.-

587	Hercules and the Centaur, after John de Bologne (in lead) 1.	2.10.-

588	A Horse, on a pedestal 1	-.7.-

589	A Horse Trotting, on a pedestal. 1	9.9.-

590	in lion 1	-.2.-

592	A whole-length Figure of the late Duke of York, on a round moveable Pedestal, 12 inches high. 1	5.10.-

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THIRD DAY'S SALE. / GEMS.

593	The Head of a Satyr, in lava. 1	-.4.-

594	A Medusa's Head, red cornelian, inlaglio. 1	2.10.-

595	Meleager, an onyx, retouched by PISTRUCCI, mounted as a ring 1	5.5.-

596	The Head of a Satyr, an onyx, retouched by PISTRUCCI 1	-.5.-

597	AN INTAGLIO, ON CORNELIAN, by CALANDRELLI, from the celebrated Statue of Napoleon, by Canova 1	8.15.-

598	AN ORIGINAL PORTRAIT OF BONAPARTE, on an onyx, by Pistrucci, mounted as a ring. 1	9.5.-

599	A Group of Heads-Augustus, Livia, and Julia, intaglio, cornelian, antique 1	4.15.-

601	CUPID RESTING ON AN INVERTED TORCH, sardonyx, antique, mounted as a ring. 1	-.4.-

THIRD DAY'S SALE. / PAINTINGS.

602	MENUSIER. A small oval Miniature of Bonaparte, 1815 1	2.12.-

603	UNKNOWN. A Battle Piece. 1	1.9.-

604	[UNKNOWN] A Portrait of the period of James the First (a circle) 1	1.15.-

605	[UNKNOWN] A Portrait of a Lady in the Time of Elizabeth, in the style of Holbein 1	1.15.-

606	OPIE.-A Portrait of Thomas Macklin, the Editor of Bow-yer's Edition of the Bible. 1	1.8.-

607	A Portrait of Mrs. Wollstonecroft. 1	3.15.-

608	MULREADY.-A small Landscape, with Cottage 1	12.15.-

609	HONTHUUST. A Woman's Head. 1	1.3.-

611	WARD. Swiss Shepherds hanging a Wolf, a small Laud-scape 1	6.12.6

612	JONES. A Composition, Horsemen attacked by a large Serpent 1	3.13.6

613	MORTIMER. A Portrait of the Rev. Owen Evans 1	10.6.-

614	ANGELICA KAUFFMAN. A Head, from Raphael's Dispute of the Sacrament 1	1.11.6

615	TREVISANO. The Portrait of a Lady, with a Guitar (an oval) 1	1.14.-

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616	TRUMBULL-Macbeth and the Witches, a copy after Went 1	2.17.-

617	LAPORTE. A small Landscape, with Deer 1	3.3.-

618	[LAPORTE] View of Windsor Castle, and a Forest Scene, a pair 2	3.5.-

619	[LAPORTE] View of Caerphilly Castle, a Landscape, 1 ft. Sin. by 1 ft. 3 in. high 1	3.9.-

621	[LAPORTE] A Landscape, 1 ft. 9 in. by 1 ft. 7½ in. high 1	5.15.6

622	Small Landscapes, a pair. 2	4.12.-

623	[LAPORTE] Small Moonlight Scene 1	1.17.-

624	[LAPORTE] A View of Tintern Abbey. 3 ft. 2 in. by 2 ft. ft in. 1	7.7.-

626	CARR (a Pupil of Wilson's). A small Landscape 1	8.10.6

627	MORLAND. Two Spaniels 1	8.15.-

628	SCHALKEN. A Head 1	1.10.-

629	MENGS. A Portrait of himself 1	1.11.6

631	BYLOR.-The Head of an Ecclesiastic. 1	1.13.-

632	BOURGONONE.Battle Pieces, a pair 2	8.2.6

633	FERG.Small Landscapes, a pair, from the Cremorne Collection 2	18.18.-

634	CALCOTT. A small Seascape 1	3.3.-

635	BARRY.-A Portrait of Richard Burke, Esq., the Brother of Edmund Burke, Esq 1	1.4.-

636	POLEMBERG. Small Landscapes, a pair. 2	3.3.-

637	[ POLEMBERG ] Pan and Syrinx, a small Landscape, upright 1	-.3.-

638	[ POLEMBERG ] Nymphs Bathing. 1	5.5.-

639	PYNAKER.-A Landscape, 1 ft. 9 in. by 1 ft. 7½ in. 1	-.36.-

641	GUARDI. A Church, with numerous Figures 1	9.15.-

642	STOTHARD.-The Two Gentlemen of Verona, an upright, 2 ft. by 1½ ft 1	10.15.-

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FOURTH DAY'S SALE. // FOURTH DAY'S SALE. / Bronze Medals, &c.

643	A FINE Papal Bull of Celestine III; a Medal of Paul III; and a Catholic brass Medal. 3	10.15.-

644	Bonaparte. Treaty of Campo Formio. by Duvivier; his Portrait, reverie Hannibal, struck after the antique; Lewis XVIII, in commemoration of the Death of Lewis XVI 3	-.12.-

645	Sir H. Englefield; B. West, by Mills; A. Caoova, by Putinati; the Archbishop of Milan, reverse the Cathedral 4	-.18.-

FOURTH DAY'S SALE. / Silver Medals.

646	Cosmo de Medici the Great; A. Ortelius of Antwerp 2	-.12.-

647	Hedlinger, his Bust, reverse an owl, by himself; Linnaeus 2	-.1.-

648	The French Army taking the Oath, 14th July, 1790, gilt; Pius VII, on the Restoration of the Italian States in 1815 2	1.2.-

649	Lewis XIV, on his receiving James II and his Son in 1689; and a Medal inscribed "Prope Gades," 30th May, 1781 2	-.15.-

651	A Case containing six small Medals of Lewis XVIII and Family, and one of the Infant Duke of Bourdeaux 7	-.16.-

652	The French Republican Army swearing to maintain the Constitution of 1790; General Alexander Beauharnois 2	-.17.-

FOURTH DAY'S SALE. / Medals of Bonaparle, in Silver.

653	On the Emperor's birth at Ajaccio, in Corsica, the 15th August, 1769; Bernadolte. 2	-.15.-

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654	On his return from Egypt and landing at Frejus in 1799; one his Bust, inscribed "Italicus," reverse "Alexand. Buonaparte post herculeos. labores. reportatas. uno anno CXI. victorias Italian, liberatori Europae pacificatori xviii Oct. 1797 2	1.3.-

655	On the Peace of Amiens in 1801 (in platina), by Droz 1	3.8.-

656	On the Treaty of Luneville, inscribed "Buonaparte Prim. Cons. Reip. Gall, magnus animo major imperio suo," reverse the Club of Hercules between branches of oak and laurel, "Virtus Gallorum triumphat"-PaxLuneville inter Gall, ei German, ix Feb. 1801, very fine, and extremely rare 1	5.2.6

657	Treaty of Campo Formio, 1797 (in platina) 1	4.10.-

658	On the Baptism of the young King of Rome in 1811, a beautiful Medallion, by Andrieu, having a circle of turreted crowns on the reverse. 1	4.4.-

659	Bonaparte, reverse Frederick Augustus of Saxony; the Busts of the Emperors Alexander and Napoleon, on the Treaty of Tilsit, 1807, by Abramson. 2	1.1.-

661	Portraits of Napoleon and Josephine, "Fêtes du Couronnement;" Portraits of Napoleon and Maria Louisa, the Emperor Francis I and M. Ludovica, reverse a Figure inscribed "Concordia," 1810. 2	-.1.-

662	On the Visit of the Empress of France to Strasburgh in 1810; a Jetton on the Marriage, 1810; on Charles Prince of Baden's Visit to the Mint in 1806. 3	-.16.-

663	Return of the Emperor in 1815, very fine and rare 1	3.15.-

664	One inscribed "Fortune Adverse," 1814, very fine 1	1.18.-

665	"Sejour a I'lsle d'Elba 1814 et 1815," very fine, by Droz 1	1.11.6

666	On Bonaparte's surrender to the Bellerophon, Capt. Maitland, 14th July, 1815. 1	-.19.-

667	The Princess Eliza, reverse a Monument to her memory, 1811 1	1.2.-

668	A small family Medal, in platina, of the Emperor, Empress, and King of Rome; another, in silver, of the Infant King, reverse Paris and Rome; one inscribed "Camp de Mai, 1st June, 1815" 3	1.5.-

669	The Queen of Naples, and Paulina, Greek legends; one Janus heads, "Heur et Malheur" 3	-.16.-

671	Mural as King of Naples, inscribed "Sic artibus venit honos, 1811" 1	1.6.-

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672	Two small Medals of Denon, and one very small Medal of the infant Napoleon, gold on one side and silver on the other, very Jine. 3	-.19.-

673	The Duke of Wellington, on the Battle of Vittoria in 1813; Bonaparte on his Surrender to Capt. Maitland, 1815, finely gilt set in screw boxes, contained in morocco cases 2	1.2.-

FOURTH DAY'S SALE. / Gold Coins and Medals of Bonaparte.

674	A Doubloon of Joseph Bonaparte, 1810, very rare; a Twenty-France of the Emperor Napoleon, 1812 2	4.16.-

675	Bonaparte First Consul, obverse his Bust, a proof from the die of his five-franc piece; reverse inscribed "Le 1er Consul visite l'Hotel des Monnoies le 21 Ventose, An XI," the edge milled, highly preserved, and extremely rare 1	8.12.-

676	Small Medals: on the Coronation, 1804; on the Treaty with England, 1803; on the Marriage of the Emperor, 1810 3	1.3.-

677	On the Marriage, by Galle, third size, fine and rare 1	2.8.-

678	On the Birth of the King of Rome, second size, highly pre-served 1	2.13.-

679	The Empress Maria Louisa, on her Visit to the Mint, 1813, by Andricu, fine 1	-.2.-

681	The Princess Hortense, reverse emblems of painting and music, very fine and rare 1	3.15.-

682	The Queen of Naples, and the Princess Hortense (struck in three metals), obverse gold, reverse silver, edge copper 2	2.2.-

683	The Princess Paulina, and the young King of Rome, struck in three metals, same as the last. 2	1.14.-

684	The Princess Eliza, her titles in Greek, the Portrait gold, reverse inscribed, on silver, "S.A.I. La Princesse Elisa, grande Duchesse de Toscane, visite la monnoie des Medailles," edge copper, highly preserved, and of extreme rarity 1	10.10.-

685	Small family Medals of Bonaparte, &c. one set in blue enamel, to hang as a locket. 5	1.2.-

686	Bonaparte, Josephine, Eugene Beauharnois, fine and rare 3	-.2.-

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687	Murat as King of Sicily, his Portrait, reverse a figure seated holding a bird, inscribed "Instituto Salesiano," rare 1	2.15.-

688	A fine Portrait of Denon, by Galle, reverse two Egyptian figures, "Elles parleront toujours pour lui" 1	-.118.-

689	Another equally fine, inscribed on the reverse "et lui aussi il a vécu dans le grand siècle". 1	-.119.-

691	Four very small Medals of the Emperor Alexander of Russia, Frederick William King of Prussia, the Dukes of York and Wellington 4	10.6.-

692	The Coronation Medal of his Majesty, George IV, by Pis trucci, very fine 1	-.5.-

FOURTH DAY'S SALE. / English Medals, in Silver.

694	Oliver Cromwell, on the Battle at Dunbar, by Thomas Simon, very fine 1	2.3.-

695	Charles II, his Portrait, reverse the king in a marine car, a fleet in the distance, inscribed "et pontus serviet 1665," by T. Simon, highly preserved, and extremely rare 1	6.12.6

696	James the Pretender, his titles round the head as king of England, reverse his Sister, the Princess Ludovica, by N. Roettier 1	2.10.-

697	The Pretender James and the Princess Clementina; another, the Portraits of his Sons Charles and Henry. 2	1.18.-

698	The late Cardinal of York as Henry IX King of England, 1788, by Hamerani, fine and scarce 1	2.6.-

699	Queen Caroline, reverie Count Bergami, very rare 1	1.2.-

701	General Abercrombie, on his Death the 21st March 1801, by Pidgeon, set as a locket in a gold rim, in a morocco case; Presentation Medal, on the taking of Seringapatam, 1799 (gilt) 2	2.6.-

702	George IV, the Waterloo Medal, 1; Sir Walter Scott, 1 2	-.17.-

703	A fine Medallion of his present Majesty, by Pistrucci, in a morocco case 1	1.16.-

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705	A fine Medallion of Frederick Duke of York, on his Death, by Pistrucci 1	2.12.6

706	Hackney Old Church, 1790, engraved by Milton, for David Alves Rebello, in 1796; Pattern for a Dundee Shilling, 1797; George IV, on opening Waterloo Bridge; and a small German Medal 4	-.11.-

707	A Morocco Case, containing nineteen India Coins, with description; four Cufic Coins, and three pieces of Platina metal 26	-.19.-

FOURTH DAY'S SALE. / Roman Denarii.

708	An early Denarius, a Quinarius, a Sestertius, very fine 3	-.15.-

709	A Sestertius of the Carisia Family, head of Diana, reverse a hound in full speed, fine and extremely rare 1	-.15.-

711	Family Coins. - Domitia, head of Ahenobarbus; Carisia; Junia 2, one an equestrian carrying a trophy, inscribed "Lepidus;" Pompeia, 2. 6	1.8.-

712	Nasidia, head of Pompey; Pompeia, head of Neptune, fine and scarce 2	1.3.-

713	Pompey, 1; Brutus, 1, dubious 2	2.14.-

714	Sextus Pompey, very rare 1	1.9.-

715	Julius, "P.Sepullius Macer;" Augustus, car drawn by an elephant, head "M. Durmius III vir honori," fine 2	2.3.-

716	Portraits of Julius and Augustus, reverse inscribed "M. Agrippa, co. de sig." rare	1.16.-

717	Julius, reverse Mark Anthony; Anthony, reverse Augustus; Legion VIII; Augustus in Quadriga, without the head 4	1.14.-

718	Anthony and Cleopatra, rare 1	1.11.6

719	L. Anthony, reverse M.Anthony; Lepidus, reverse Augustus 2	1.19.-

721	Augustus, 5, one of the Mescinia family; a Quinarius, I 6	2.5.-

722	Augustus, front face, reverse a figure on a pedestal "L. Mercimus," fine and rare 1	-.3.-

723	Augustus, reverse supposed the portrait of Julia as Diana; Tiberius, 1 2	2.5.-

724	Agrippa, reverse Augustus, very rare 1	3.13.-

725	Drusus, reverse Tiberius, extremely rare 1	-.12.-

726	Nero Claudius Drusus, "De Germ."; Caligula, reverse Augustus 2	2.17.-

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727	Antonia, "Constautiae Augusti," fine and very rare 1	3.3.-

729	Germanicus, reverse Caligula, fine and rare 1	2.16.-

731	Agrippina, Sen', reverse Caligula, rare 1	2.16.-

732	Agrippina, Junr. reverse Claudius, 1; Nero, 1; Galba, 1 3	1.19.-

733	Nero aud Agrippina, face to face, reverse oak wreath, very rare 1	3.5.-

734	Nero and Agrippina, their heads in profile, reverse car drawn by elephants, very rare 1	1.1.-

735	Claudius, reverse arch "De Britann." very fine and rare 1	3.15.-

736	Galba, 3, two have helmeted heads inscribed "Virtus," "His-pauia," reverse the Emperor on horseback, very rare; Otho, 1 4	1.11.6

737	Otho, 1; Vitellius, 2, "libertas restituta;" Vespasian, 1; Titus, 1. 5	2.14.-

738	Vitellius, reverse his father, fine and very rare 1	7.26.-

739	Domitilla, "Fortuna august," well preserved, and extremely rare 1	11.15.-

741	Vespasian, reverse Titus and Domitian, 1; Julia Titi, 1 2	1.10.-

742	Domitia, reverse a peacock, "Concordia Augus," very fine and rare 1	5.18.-

743	Domitian, 1; Nerva, 1; Trajan, 2, all fine. 4	1.11.6

744	Trajan, reverse head of the Sun, highly preserved 1	1.18.-

745	Plotina, rare 1	2.27.-

746	Marciana, reverse the eagle, "Consecratio," very rare 1	3.3.-

747	Matidia, reverse "Pietas August," rare 1	-.2.-

748	Hadrian, 1; Sabina, 1; AElius, 1; A. Pius, 1; Faustina, Senr. 1; M. Aurelius, 1; Faustina, Junr. 1, very fine 7	1.16.-

749	Aurelius Caesar, very fine; L. Verus, Lucilla, Commodus, Cris-pina 5	1.11.6

751	Pertinax, "Equit. aug. &c." fine and scarce. 1	2.6.-

752	Pertinax, reverse incuse of obverse, very fine and rare 1	2.16.-

753	Didius Julian, "Rector Orbis," well preserved, and very rare 1	1.15.-

754	Manlia Scantilla, extremely rare 1	-.6.-

755	Didia Clara, well preserved, and extremely rare 1	5.18.-

756	Pescennius Niger, "fortunae redux," (Mr. Edgar's), fine, and extremely rare 1	14.57.-

757	Albinus, 2; Sept. Severas, 3, "Vict. Brit." "Consecration;" Julia Pin, 1 6	1.12.-

758	S. Severus, reverse his sons Caracalla aud Geta, very rare 1	1.11.6

759	Julia Pia, reverse Caracalla and Geta, extremely rare 1	1.11.6

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761	Caracalla, 2, "Pacator Orbis," "Profectio Aug.;" Plautilla, 1; Geta, 1; Macrinus, 2 6	2.3.-

762	Macrinus, 1, "Equitas aug.;" Diaduminian, "Princ. juventutis," fine 2	1.9.-

763	Elagabalus, Julia Paula, Julia Aquilia Sevcra, Julia Saemias, Julia Maesa 5	1.7.-

FOURTH DAY'S SALE. / Roman and Greek Imperial Medallions, in Silver.

764	Anthony and Octavia (a Cistophorus), very fine 1	4.4.-

765	Augustus, struck at Antioch, very fine. 1	2.2.-

766	Tiberius, reverse Augustus, fine 1	2.7.-

767	Caligula, the emperor in a car drawn by elephants; Antouia, reverse Claudius, both rare 2	2.2.-

768	Claudius, reverse temple of Diana, struck at Ephcsus, fine and scarce 1	5.5.-

769	Claudius and Agrippina, "Diana Ephesia," extremely rare 1	4.4.-

771	Nero and Poppaea; Otho, reverse an eagle, with Greek inscription. This Piece has been broken in two, and soldered: it is very rare 2	1.3.-

772	Trajan, reverse head of Hercules; Hadrian, "Diana Ephesia" 2	2.8.-

773	Elagabalus, reverse eagle, fine 1	2.12.6

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. // FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Roman Denarii (continued).

774	S. ALEXANDER, 1; Orbiana, scarce, 1; Julia Mamaea, 1; Maximums, 1; Maximus, 1. 5	1.17.-

775	Paulina, reverse the empress on an eagle, "Consecratio," highly preserved, and rare 1	6.12.6

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776	Gordian African, Senr. "Securitas aug." fine and very rare 1	4.1.-

777	Gordian African, Junr. "Providentia Augg." well preserved, and very rare 1	3.12.6

778	Balbinus, "Pietas mutua augg.;" Pupienus, "Caritas mutua augg." both very fine 2	1.10.-

779	Gordian III, Philip Senr. Otacilla, Philip Junr., Tra. Decius, Etruscilla, 2; Hostilian, Etruscus, Trtboniau, Volusian, Gallien, Salonina, Postumus, well preserved 14	1.15.-

781	SABINA TRANQUILLINA, reverse two figures, "Concordia augg." very fine, and extremely rare 1	-.25.-

782	Aemilian, Valerian, "Victoria Germanica;" Mariniana, Valerian Jun. 3 6	1.9.-

783	CORNELIA SUPER, "Vesta" (wife of Valerian II). This Lady is one of the rarest Coins in the series. 1	13.15.-

784	Macrianus, 1; Quietus, 1, scarce. 2	1.11.6

785	Constantine the Great,"Virtus militum," highly preserved; a double Denarius of Valentinian, fine 2	2.12.6

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Roman Small Brass.

786	Anthony, Augustus, and Lcpidus, 1; Anthony and Cleopatra, 1; Augustus, reverse Caius and Lucius, 1; Augustus, reverse Julia,Caligula, reverse Augustus, and two early Roman 8	1.2.-

787	A fine Specimen of a Spintriatae of Tiberius 1	1.11.6

788	Tiberius and Augustus, struck at Smyrna; Claudius, one with his portrait, 2; Britannicus, very rare, 1; Nero, reverse Claudius; Nero and Poppaea, struck; at Ephesus; Nero, 2; Julia Titi, 1; Doraitian, 3, one with the rhinoceros 12	3.3.-

789	Tranjan, 2; Hadrian, A. Pius, reverse an owl, an eagle, and a peacock; Julia Pia, Geta, Macrinus, Maximums, S. Alexander, Julia Mamaea, Tra. Decius, Gallicn, well preserved 12	1.15.-

791	Zenobia, struck in Egypt, very rare 1	-.2.-

792	Macrianus, Laelian, Marius, Postumus, Claudius II, Quintillus, Victorinus,Tetricus, Sen. and Jun., 3 10	2.9.-

793	Aurelian,Scverina, Vabalathus, Taritus, 2: Florian, Prohus Carus, Numcrian, Carinus, Magnia Urbiea 11	2.10.-

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794	Curus and Magna Urbica, face to face, "Deo et Domino Caro Aug." reverse "Felicitas reipublicae;" Nigriuian, "Consccratio," both rare 2	2.13.-

795	M. A. Julian (the Tyrant), ƒine, and extremely rare 1	2.13.-

796	Diocletian, Maximian, Galerius, Valeria, Carausius,Allectus, Maxentius, Romulus, Licinius, Sen. and Jun., Helena, Theodora, Constantius, Constantinus I and II, &c. 20	2.6.-

797	Constantino the Great, Crispus,2; Delmatius, Constantine Jun., Coustans, Constantius, Vetranio, scarce, Maguentius, Decentius, Julian II, 2; Jovian, AElia Flaccilla, Anastasius, &c 18	-.2.-

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Greek Cities, in Copper.

798	Antioch, AEtna, Chios, Centoripa, Lacedemon, Oeuiadae, Pergamus, Rhegium 3 10	2.3.-

799	Erythraea, Julis, very fine, Bysantium, Rhegium, and one more 5	2.2.-

801	Chios, obverse a sphinx, reverse Homer sitting, a hook before him on which is inscribed "Ilias,'' fine, and very rare in this condition 1	2.2.-

802	Brettii, 4; Cales, 1; Mamcrtum, Metapontum 2, one with a priapus in the field; Neapolis, Orra 10	1.14.-

803	Rhodes, three of which are medallions 4	1.11.6

804	Messana, 1; Syracuse, 7, fine. 8	1.16.-

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Greek Kings, in Copper.

805	Macedon: Alexander II, 2; Philip III, 1.-Epirus: Pyrrhus, 1.Bilhynia: Prusias, 1; one head of an African King; one struck at Macedon under the Romans, with Head of Alexander the Great, &c.. 8	2.3.-

806	Kings of Egypt: Ptolemy I and Berenice, Ptolemy IV (Evergetes), and six uncertain. 8	1.1.-.

807	Kings of Syria : Alexander I, Demetrius II, Triphon, Antiochus VII and VIII.-Kings of Commagcne: Antiochus IV, Iotape, Epiphanes, and Callinicus, &c. 10	3.3.-

808	Judaea: Simon High Priest, Herod, Agrippa, and one of Augustus, reverse "Rex Ptnlomeus'' in a wreath 4	1.1.-

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FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Sicilia and Magna Graecia, &c. in Silver.

809	Agrigentum, a tetradrachm, and two others. 3	1.14.-

811	Brettii, one head of Venus 2	1.1.-

812	Croton, Head of Apollo, reverse the infant Hercules strangling the serpent, very fine and rare 1	2.12.-

813	Gelas, one a tetradrachm 2	-.15.-

814	Heraclea in Lucania, 8, two of which are drachms; Istrus in Mcesia 9	2.17.-

815	Himera, a cock, reverse indented square; Hyrium, Neapolis, Massilia 4	2.10.-

816	Leontium, a fine tetradrachm. 1	-.2.-

817	Loeris, head of Jupiter, reverse a female crowning the goddess of Rome j one with head of Jupiter, reverse an eagle holding a hare, fine 2	5.12.6

818	Metapontum, two of which have the wheatear, incuse on the reverse 3	1.16.-

819	Messana(a Tridrachm), fine. 1	1.10.-

821	Messana, figure conducting a biga, reverse in the field under a hare the head of Apollo, very fine and rare 1	5.2.6

822	Naxos, head of Bacchus, reverse Silenus, extremely rare 1	2.2.-

823	Panormus, Ceres surrounded with fish, reverse figure in quadriga and Victory, Phoenician characters, fine 1	4.4.-

824	Panormus, head of Hercules, reverse horse's head and palm tree, Phaenician characters, fine 1	2.19.-

825	Panormus, Ceres surrounded with dolphins, reverse a horse's head, Phoenician characters, rare and highly preserved 1	4.8.-

826	Posidonia, Neptune standing (one of the larger size) reverse incase 2	1.11.6

827	Roma, one has the head of Hercules, reverse the wolf suckling Romulus and Remus 2	1.17.-

828	Selinus,a parsley leaf, reverse an indented square with eight divisions, rare 1	2.3.-

829	Selinus, Hercules on a bull, reverse a figure at an altar, a peacock, &c. in the field (drachm), very rare 1	1.9.-

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831	THE FINE SYRACUSAN MEDALLION, WITH NET-WORK OVER THE HEAD-DRESS OF PROSERPINE, reverse, QUADRIGA, &C. 1	24.10.-

832	Syracuse, head of Proserpine surrounded with dolphins, under the bust N. K. reverse figure in quadriga, a triquctra in the field, a fine tetradrachm 1	3.10.-

833	Syracuse, head of Ceres, a bee in the field, reverse figure in a quadriga, fine work, and very rare 1	4.4.-

834	Syracuse, a head helmeted, reverse Diana and hound, fine and rare 1	3.3.-

835	Syracuse, reverse a thunderbolt, very fine and rare 1	3.1.-

836	Tar en turn, Victory leading an equestrian helnietcd, reverse figure on a dolphin, in the field ΣΩP; another, both fine 2	2.4.-

837	Tarentum, one head of a female. 4	1.11.-

838	Velia, one three-quarter face, scarce. 2	1.14.-

2.5	Thurium (one a Tetradrachm), in the field EϒΦA, fine and scarce 2	1.14.-

1.11.6	Thurium (one a Tetradrachm). 3	1.14.-

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Sicily, in Silver.

842	Dionysius II, very rare 1	1.7.-

843	Agathocles, fine work 1	2.10.-

844	Philistis, very fine 1	5.7.6

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Sicily, in Gold.

845	Agathocles: Pallas, reverse thunderbolt, very fine and rare 1	5.7.6

846	Hiero II, fine. 1	-.3.-

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Greek Cities, in Gold.

847	Brettii (Italy), head of Hercules, reverse Victory in a biga, very fine and rare 1	3.3.-

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848	Brettii, head of Neptune, reverse a female on a sea horse, &c. fine and rare 1	4.5.-

849	Carthage 1, Syracuse (the reverse has a head in an Indented square) 2	1.14.-

851	Syracuse, head of Diana, ΣΩTEIPA, reverse the head of Apollo, well preserved, and extremely rare 1	5.7.6

852	Syracuse, head of Apollo, reverse a tripod 1	1.16.-

853	Syracuse, a youthful head, reverse figure in biga, fine 1	2.17.-

854	Tarentum, head of Hercules, reverse a figure on a dolphin, rare 1	1.1.-

855	Tauromenium, female head, reverse tripod, fine and rare 1	1.13.-

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Roman Gold.

856	Roma, head of Mars, reverse eagle (Sixty Sestertii), fine and rare 1	2.12.6

857	Anthony, reverse Augustus, rare 1	3.13.6

858	Augustus, reverse Caius and Lucius Caesar 1	1.13.-

859	Tibcrius, fine 1	2.17.-

861	Nero Claudius Drusus, reverse Arms "De Germanis," rare 1	2.15.-

862	Caligula, reverse Augustus, very rare 1	5.18.-

863	Nero and Agrippina, reverse the Emperor and Empress in a car drawn by four elephants, very rare 1	2.4.-

864	Nero, reverse two figures," Augustus Augusta, "very fine 1	2.18.-

2	Vitelliue, "Securitas Imp. German. ". 1	2.10.-

866	Vitellius, reverse his sons, very rare 1	2.15.-

867	Domitian, reverse figure in quadriga, "Germanicus cos XIII," scarce 1	2.12.6

868	Trajan, reverse portrait of his father, rare 1	1.15.-

869	Plotina, reverse Trajan, fine and very rare 1	-.11.-

871	HADRIAN, reverse TRAJAN, IN BEAUTIFUL PRESERVATION, AND EXTREMELY RAB 1	-.20.-

872	Hadrian, reverse a sacrifice, "Vota Public," rare 1	3.6.-

873	Aelius, reveres figure, "Pietas" in the field, rare, and in beautiful preservation 1	15.10.-

874	A. Pius, "Vota suscepta dec. III, COS III," very fine 1	3.3.-

875	Faustina Sen." Augusta,"very fine. 1	2.16.-

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876	M. Aureliu (young head), very fine. 1	2.12.6

877	M. Aurelius," Liberal. Aug.&c." very fine 1	1.18.-

878	Fanstina Jun, her portrait regarding the right, reverse a female with three children, "Fecunditati Augustas" 1	2.11.-

879	L. Verus," Vict. Par." 1	1.16.-

880	Elagabalus, reverse eagle in a quadriga, "Conservator Aug." highly preserved, and very rare 1	6.16.6

881	Nunicrian," Salus Augg." extremely fine and rare 1	-.1.-

882	Constantiu (a qoinarina), Valentiaian. 2	1.11.6

883	A MEDALLION OF COXSTANTIUS, reverse A FIGURE WITH THREE STANDARDS, "PRINCIPI JIVENTUTIS,'' EXURGUE "CONS.'' extremely rare 1	18.7.-

884	Justinian, and one probably of Gaul. 2	1.1.-

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Ponti and Thrace.

885	Ptolomon II King of Ponti, reverse Claudius (Silver), Rhimotacles King of Thrace, heads of him and his Queen, reverse Augustus (Bronze). 2	1.19.-

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of the Bosphorus.

886	Cotys, revers Claudius (Gold), fine, and extremely rare 1	5.12.6

887	Sauromates III, reverse S. Severus and Caracalla (Electrum) fine, and extremely rare 1	6.6.-

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Early Greek Coins in Electrum.

888	Lion's head, reverse indented square 1	2.2.-

889	Lion's head, reverse head of a hound. 1	2.12.6

890	Head of Proserpine, reverse bull butting in a square; Female Head, reverse a tripod 2	4.8.-

890*	Heads of Pallas and of a Female, reverses indented square 2	2.6.-

891	Head of Pallas, reverse old head in a square; Female Head, reverse head in a square 2	2.2.-

892	Head of Omphale, reverse indented square, fine 1	2.12.6

893	Head of Pallas, reverse front head of a lion incuse 1	1.11.6

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894	Head of Pallas, reverse indented square; Head of Amnion, reverse eagle 2	2.4.-

895	Old bearded bead, reverse two rams' heads butting in a square; a youthful head, reverse a mask 2	2.2.-

896	Head of Mercury, reverse a leopard, fine and rare 1	2.2.- / 411.10.-

SIXTH DAY'S SALE. // SIXTH DAY'S SALE. / Roman Middle Brass.

897	JULIUS with head of Victory; Augustus, reverse altar; Augustus and Agrippa(colonial); Tiberius; fine 4.	1.2.-

898	Anthony and Cleopatra, reverse a vessel; Caius and Lucius Caesar, struck at Ilium; Tiberius, reverse Nero and Drusus Cassar; Augustus, head on both sides 4	1.1.-

899	Livia, 3, under her portrait "Salus Augusti," "Pietas," "Justitia," well preserved. 3	1.1.-

901	Tiberius and Julia, two different, with Punic characters 2	1.19.-

902	Agrippa; Tiberius; Germanicus in a quadriga; Nero and Drusus Caesar on horseback 4	1.7.-

903	Drusus, Antonia, Germanicus, Caligula, Claudius, and Agrippina, fine 5	1.16.-

904	Nero, reverse Poppaea (Greek); Nero, reverse Nero and Octavia, rare 2	1.1.-

905	Claudius, 1; Nero, 2; Galba, 2; Vitellius, "Victor Aug" fine 6	-.2.-

906	Otho (struck at Antioch), well preserved, and very rare 1	1.17.-

907	Galba, his head incuse on the reverse; Vespasian, Titus, Julia Titi, Domitian, 2, reverse offering up a sacrifice in a temple 6	1.3.-

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908	Domitian and Domitia, struck at Smyrna; one, two figures seated, very rare 2	11.10.6

909	Nerva, Trajan "Via Trajana;" Hadrian, Sabina, fine 4	1.1.-

911	Trajan, 3, one reverse his pillar; Hadrian, Nilus, Sabina, Aelitu, A. Pius, Faustina Sen., M. Aurelius, Faustina Jun 10	1.19.-

912	Hadrian, reverse "Britannia;" Caracalla, reverse "Victoriae Britannicae," rare 2	1.7.-

913	A.Pius, reverse a Victory holding a tablet, on which is inscribed "Britan.," well preserved, and extremely rare 1	1.11.6

914	Ant. Pius, reverse M. Aurelius; Faustina Sen., reverse Annius Verus, very rare 2	10.6.-

915	L. Verus; Lucilla," Venus;'' Commodus, Crispina, Albinus, fine 5	1.11.6

916	M. Aurelius and L. Verus (struck at Dolichc in Commagene); Commodus and Crispina (struck at Bysantium) 2	-.15.-

917	Pertinax "Providentia Deorum," very rare 1	1.19.-

918	Didius Julian, "Concordia Militum," well preserved and rare 1	1.1.-

919	Manlia Scantilla, extremely rare 1	-.16.-

921	Pescennius Niger (Greek), extremely rare 1	1.2.-

922	S. Severus, Julia Pia, reverse a temple with four figures, "Vesta;" Caracalla, Plautilla (struck at Corcyra), Geta, Jine 5	1.18.-

923	Macrinus "Felicitas temporum;" Diaduminian, "Prine. juventutis," fine 2	1.13.-

924	Elagabalus, reverse an Elephant; Julia Paula, Julia Aquilia Severa (rare), Julia Soemias, Julia Msesa 5	1.15.-

925	S. Alexander, reverse the Baths, very rare; Julia Mamaea, Barbia Orbiana, Maximinus, waximus	1.16.-

926	S. Alexander and Barbia Orbiana, face to face, "Concordia Augustorum," fine and very rare 1	1.5.-

927	S. Alexander and Julia Mamaea, face to face, reverse three figures at an altar, very fine and rare 1	5.12.6

928	Gordian Africanus (Egyptian), scarce; Maximian II 2	1.11.-

929	Balbinus, 1; Pupienus, 1; both very rare 2	1.6.-

931	Gordian III, head to the right; Tranquillina (Greek) 2	1.6.-

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932	Philip Sen., Otacilla, Philip Jun., Tra. Decius. Ktruscilla. Hostilian, Etruscus 7	1.10.-

933	Aemilian "Votis decennalibus," well preserved, and very rare 1	1.2.-

934	Gallus, Volusian, Valerian Sen., Mariniana, Gallien, Salonina, Saloninus, Postumus 8	1.7.-

935	Aurelian, reverse Severina; Claudius (Gothicus), Probus (smail medallions), fine and rare 3	1.11.6

936	Constantius Chlorus and Galenas Maximiun, in profile, fine, and extrtmely rare 1	2.6.-

937	Nepotian, fine and rare 1	1.11.6

938	Diocletian, Constantius, 2; Valentinian, a small medallion; and three earthenware specimens of Roman Dies 7	-.15.-

SIXTH DAY'S SALE. / Roman Medallions.

939	Hadrian, reverse a figure seated, rare 1	1.5.-

941	Hadrian, reverse a man dragging a sheep towards an altar, behind the figure is a tree, extremely rare 1	5.2.6

942	Antinous, reverse a bull (a Greek medallion), very rare 1	2.11.7

943	Antoninus Pius, reverse two figures, very rare 1	1.11.6

944	L. Verus, reverse Jupiter, standing at his feet Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus, fine and very rare 1	5.2.6

945	Julia Domoa, very rare 1	-.16.-

946	S. Alexander, reverse the Emperor seated between Victory and Hercules, &c. well preserved, and extremely rare 1	1.17.-

947	Philip, Otacilla, and Philip Jun., (their heads on the obverse), on the reverse & triumphal car. The centre of th is rare medallion is genuine; the outer rim, which is brass, is modern 1	1.9.-

948	Trajanus Decius.Etruscilla 2	2.8.-

949	Claudius (Gothicus), very rare 1	3.3.-

951	Probus, reverse three figures, "Aloneta Aug." very rare 1	5.5.-

952	Constantius (Chlorus), reverse three figures, "Moneta Aug." rare 1	-.3.-

953	Head of Alexander the Great, reverse the Circus (a contorniati.) 1	1.5.-

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SIXTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Macedon.

954	Alexander I, without the legend (a tetradrachm), extremely rare 1	-.2.-

955	Archelaus, his portrait, reverse a horse in an indented square, very rare 1	1.9.-

956	Archelaus, small size, without a legend; Amyntas II 2	1.2.-

957	Philip II, fine 1	1.2.-

958	Philip II, head of Jupiter, reverse a figure with the Mace donian bat, on horseback, fine and scarce 1	2.6.-

959	Alexander III (the Great), a tetradrachm and drachm, fine 2	2.8.-

961	Philip III (Aridaeus), a tetradrachm and two drachms, fine 3	-.3.-

962	Lysimachus 2	2.9.-

963	Antigonus (King of Asia), Neptune, reverse Apollo seated on the prow of a vessel, fine and rare 1	-.9.-

964	Demetrius (Poliorcetes) without the portrait (one a tetradrachm plated) 2	1.4.-

965	Demetrius I, his portrait, reverse Neptune, &c. very rare 1	4.6.-

966	Antigonus (Gonatus), fine 1	4.4.-

967	Philip V, rare 1	4.14.-

968	Perseus, very fine and scarce. 1	7.15.-

SIXTH DAY'S SALE. / Greek Cities, in Gold.

969	A VERY ANTIENT STATEU, HAVING ON THE OBVERSE HEADS OF A LION AND BULL, reverse INDENTED SQUARE, WEIGHT 124 GRAINS, fine, and extremely rare 1	13.10.-

971	Cyrene, obverse a horseman with a star in the field, reverse the silphium, very fine and rare; one very small head of Ammon, reverse head of a female, a three-quarter face. 2	4.7.-

972	A very small Gold Coin, having on the obverse a mask, on the reverse a crescent 0E in the centre, probably for Thebes in Bneotia, very fine and rare, bvl dubious as to its antiquity 1	1.2.-

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SIXTH DAY'S SALE. / Greek Cities, in Silver.

973	One very antient Drachm, obverse a horse's head, reverse indented square. 1	1.16.-

974	Two very antient, one type of the Gold Daric, the other as the Stater with lion and bull's heads 2	1.11.6

975	Acanthus in Macedon, obverse a lion devouring a bull, reverse in an indented square four partitions, with legend on the raised outer square border, very rare 1	-.3.-

976	Aegina, a very antient drachm, and two very small 3	1.1.-

977	Epirus, 1; Aenos (in Thrace). 2	1.16.-

978	Arcadia, 2; Argos, 1; Bceotia, 1; Erythraa, 1; Perga-mus, 1 6	1.3.-

979	Acarnania, fine and scarce 1	3.3.-

981	Argos, head of Diana crowned with a diadem, reverse a wolf between two dolphins, a tridrachm, fine, and extremely rare 1	10.10.-

982	Selgae in Pisidia, obverse two wrestlers, reverse an athlete, in the field a triquetra. well preserved 1	2.12.6

983	Athens, 6, one the dichalsos, very rare 6	-.2.-

984	Athens, a tetradrachm and the dichalsos. 2	2.2.-

985	Boeotia, an antient drachm, in the field ΦIΔΩ; one of Thebes, small size 2	2.2.-

986	Chios, the sphinx, reverse indented square. 1	1.18.-

987	Larissa (Thessaly), a horseman, reverse a bull, a very rare antient drachm 1	2.2.-

988	Cos, head of Hercules, reverse a crab in an indented square, 1; Corinth, 1; Dyrachium, a tetradrachm, 1 3	-.2.-

989	Cnossus, in Crete, head of a female, reversea labyrinth, rare 1	-.3.-

991	Cydon, Crete, head of a female, reverse a man with a bow and dog, &c. rare 1	1.16.-

992	Cyrene, 1; Istrus, 1; Euboea, I; Rhodes, I 4	2.2.-

993	Elis, obverse an eagle devouring a serpent, reverse a thun-derbolt, very rare 1	1.3.-

994	Elis, obverse head of Venus, reverse an eagle, rare 1	2.7.-

995	Elis, head of Diana, reverse an eagle, well preserved, and rare 1	3.19.-

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996	Ephesus, one a tridrachm 2	1.13.-

997	Ephesus, head of Venus, reverse fore part of a deer, very rare 1	2.4.-

998	Gortyna, a tridrachm, very rare 1	2.17.-

999	Itanus, Crete, head of Pallas, reverse an eagle; Larissa, Thessaly, 2, one a three-quarter face, fine 3	1.18.-

1001	Massicytes in Lycia, Pergamus (a cistophorus), and three of Phocis 5	1.10.-

1002	Macedon (tetradrachms) 2	-.2.-

1003	Myrina in Aeolia (a tetradrachm), head of Apollo, reverse a female holding a hranch of laurel; in the field a vase surrounded by a wreath, very fine and rare 1	4.5.-

1004	Neapolis, in Macedon, mask, reverse indented square, rare 1	2.10.-

1005	Priansus, in Crete (a tridrachm), very rare 1	1.1.-

1006	Rhodes, a fine and rare medallion. 1	1.15.-

1007	Samos (a didrachm), fine. 1	2.7.-

1008	Sicyon (a didrachm), well preserved; Side, in Pamphylia 2	1.19.-

1009	Teos, a griffin, reverse indented square, a very antient and scarce drachm. 1	2.2.-

1111	An antient drachm of Thebes. 1	1.3.-

1112	A finely preserved and curious Antique, on one side a beetle, an the other a vase in an indented square 1	1.1.-

1013	Thebes, head of Jupiter in an indented square, rare 1	3.3.-

1014	Tyre, head, reverse eagle, very fine. 1	3.5.1

1015	Thasus (of different sizes): these very anticnt Coins were formerly ascribed to Lesbos. 4	2.6.-

1016	Thasus, two Satyrs standing, reverse indented square, a very antient and rare drachm. 1	3.16.-

1017	Lesbos or Thasus, obverse a centaur holding a woman in his arms, reverse indented square, a highly preserved and very rare anticnt drachm. 1	-.4.-

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SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. // SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Roman Large Brass.

1018	AN anticnt Quadraus, 1 : Pompey, 1. 2	-.16.-

1019	Julius, reverse Augustus, 1; Augustus, 1 2	2.3.-

1021	Augustus, reverse Julia, 1; Julius and Augustus, 1; Augustus (restored by Nerva), 1. 3	1.7.-

1022	Tiberius, his Portrait, very rare 1	5.15.6

1024	Tiberius, "Divus Augustus Pater," car drawn by mules; "SPQR Juliae August.;" Tiberias and Drusus Caesars, in a cornucopia 3	2.12.6

1025	Nero Claudius Drusus; 1; Agrippina. Sen. 1, car drawn by mules, well preserved. 2	2.11.-

1026	Caligula, with and without the portrait, fine 2	3.12.-

1027	Claudius, 2, "Spes Augusta," (one restored by Titus); Nero, "Decursio;" Galba, a figure of Victory 4	-.4.-

1028	Nero, reverse Temple of Janus, very fine 1	-.48.-

1029	Otho (struck at dntioch), rare 1	3.13.6

1031	Vitellius, "Pax Augusti," very rare 1	2.2.-

1032	Vespasian, "Judaea Capta;" Titus, obverse his titles, reverse his father in a car drawn by lour elephants 2	2.2.-

1033	Vespasian, "Victoria Augusti:" Domitilla, car drawn by mules, fine 2	-.23.-

1034	Titus, 2, one with his portrait, the other Vespasian in a car drawn by four elephants; Julia Titi, car drawn by mules 3	-.3.-

1035	Domitian, his head to the right; Nerva; Trajan 3	1.18.-

1036	Domitia, "Divi caesaris mater," extremely rare 1	-.5.-

1037	PLOTINA, "fides August," fine and rery rare 1	13.5.-

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1038	Marciana, reverts eagle, very rare 1	2.5.-

1039	MATIDIA, her Portrait, reverse the Empress with two children, "Pietas August." very fine, and extremely rare 1	23.10.-

1041	Matidia, a ear drawn by elephants, extremely rare 1	2.2.-

1042	Hadrian, 1; Sabina, 1; iElius, 1. 3	2.15.-

1043	Antinous, scarce 1	2.10.-

1044	Trajan, reverse the Emperor haranguing the army," Imperatorum;" Hadrian, reverse a vessel; Ant. Pius, 1; Faustina, sen. 1 4	2.5.-

1045	Antoninus Pius, reverse Britannia, very rare 1	5.12.6

1046	A. Pius, 1; Faustina, sen. 1; M. Aurelius, 1; Faustina, jun. 1, fine. 4	2.18.-

1047	A.Pius, "TIberis;" L. Verus; Lucilla; Commodus, 2, one reverse the Emperor on horseback attacking a lion; Crispina. 6	2.11.-

1048	M.Aurelius,"Restitutori Italiae;" Commodus, "Vict. Brit." fine 2	4.4.-

1049	Pertinax, extremely rare a fenale with a under cofed $ 1	5.12.6

1051	Didius Julian, reverse a figure holding two standards, fine and rare 1	2.16.-

1052	Manila Scantilla, fine and rare Inuo begian $ 1	2.15.-

1053	Di.lia Clara, very rare Haleritas infornessis in maden rate and action $ 1	1.1.-

1054	Albinus, 1; Sevcrus, 2, one reverse "Consecratio;" Julia Domna, 1, fine 4	2.12.-

1055	Caracalla, "Providentia deorum," in beautiful preservattion. 1	4.1.-

1056	Geta," Vict. Brit." very rare 1	2.2.-

1057	Macrinus, reverse a figure, fine and scarce 1	-.2.-

1058	Diaduminian, reverse figure with three standards, well preserved and rare 1	3.4.-

1059	Elagabalus, 1; Julia Maesa, 1, fine. 2	2.5.-

1061	Jalia Paula; Julia Aquilia Severa, rare; Julia Soemins 3	2.5.-

1062	ANNIA FAUSTINA, her Portrait, reverse two figures, "Concordia," fine and extremely rare 1	-.22.-

1063	S.Alexander, 1; Barbia Orbiana, scarce; Julia Mainsea, fine 3	1.19.-

1064	Maximinus, 1; Paulina, scarce, 1; Maximus, 1 3	1.11.6

1065	Gordian Africanus, sen. fine and rare 1	2.14.-

1066	GordianA fricaaus jun. "Roma eternae," fine and scarce 1	2.15.-

1067	Balhinus, 1; Pupienus, "Victoria Aug." 1 2	1.15.-

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1068	Gordian III (as Caesar), scarce; Tranquilllina (Greekt), rare 2	-.15.-

1069	Gordian, 1; Tranquillina and Gordian, 1 2	2.2.-

1071	Philip, sen. 1; Otacilla, 2, one reverse the hippopotamus; Philip, jun. 2, fine 5	1.16.-

1072	Trajanus Decius, Etruscilla, Hostilian, Etruscus, fine 4	2.1.-

1073	Trebonian,Volnsian, Valerian, Maruriana 4	1.9.-

1074	Aemilian, very rare 1	1.1.-

1075	Gallien, Salonina, Saloninus, Postumus 2, one with his head on both sides 5	2.12.6

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Syria, in Silver.

1076	Seleucus I, bead of Hercules, reverse Jupiter 1	2.12.6

1077	Seleucus I, figure in car drawn by two elephant, rare 1	2.12.6

1078	Antiochus I, Antiochus III 2	3.10.-

1079	Seleucus II 1	3.4.-

1081	Antiochus (Hierax), brother to Seleucus II, rare and well preserved. 1	4.5.-

1082	Antiochus IV, with title of Nicaphorus, well preserved, and very rare 1	3.19.-

1083	Antiochus II, fine and rare 1	4.4.-

1084	Antiochus V (Eupator), very rare 1	-.6.-

1085	Demetrius I (Soter), scarce 1	2.5.-

1086	Alexander I (Bala), a tetradrachm and drachm 2	3.3.-

1087	Antiochus VI, reverse Antiochus and Triphoc on horse-back, fine and extremely rare 1	14.14.-

1088	Antiochus VI, reverse a panther (very amall), exitremely rare 1	-.12.-

1089	Antiochus VII, reverse Pallas, rare 1	2.2.-

1091	Alexander II (Zebina), fine find rare 1	4.16.-

1092	Antiochus VIII (Gryphus), very rare 1	-.28.-

1093	Antiochus IX (Cyzicenus), very rare 1	4.4.-

1091	Antiochus XI (Epiphanes), fine, and very 1	1.6.-

1095	Philip, well Preserved 1	1.13.-

1096	Tigranes, fine, and very rare 1	-.7.-

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SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Persia, in Silver.

1097	A King in a cai drawn by one horse, accompanied by two figures, reverse a galley, of the most antient fabric, and extremety rare 1	5.18.-

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Parthia (described from Visconti).

1098	Arsacea VI, Arsaees XIV 2	-.1.-

1099	Arsaces XIV (Orade), a tetradrachm, very rare 1	-.410.-

1100	ARSACES XIX (ARTABAN III), a full-faced Portrait, reverse the King on horeback receiving a palm from a female 1 [asterism]This piece is of the greatest rarity: it hut been compared with one in the French cabinet at Paris, and found to be much more perfect in its preservation.	-.25.-

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Persia, of the Race of the Sassanidae.

1101	Two, uncertain as to the king 2	-.17.-

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Various Kings, in Silver.

1102	Pyrrhus of Epirus, head of Ceres, reverse Pallas, rare, and of fine work. 1	-.44.-

1103	Mithridates VI (the Great) King of the Bosphorus, extremely rare 1	5.18.-

1104	Nicomedes II King of Bithynia, highly pireserved, and ex tremely rare 1	1.10.6

1105	Ariarathes V, Ariarathes VI, Ariobarzanes I, Kings of Cappadocea 3	1.10.-

1106	Phileterus King of Perga, well preserved 1	4.18.-

1107	Phileterus (Attalus II), shield in front of the figure seated (on the reverse), well preserved and rare 1	57.6.-

1108	Pixodorus Klngof Caria, two sizes, fune. 2	2.8.-

1109	Audoleon King of Paeonia, portrait front face, reverse a horse, very rare 1	3.7.-

1111	Audoleon, the face rather regarding the right, very rare 1	313.6.-

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SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Egypt.

1112	Ptolemy I (Soter). 1	1.13.-

1113	Ptolemy II. 1	2.2.-

1114	Ptolemy V, fine and rare 1	8.10.6

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Numidia.

1115	Juba I, 1; Juba II, I. 2	1.2.-

1116	Juba II, reverse cornucopia, rare 1	1.10.-

1117	Juba II, reverse Capricorn, fine and rare 1	1.10.-

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Greek Kings, in Gold.

1118	A DARIC, fine and rare 1	12.15.-

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Macedon.

1119	Philip II, highly preserved. 1	-.7.-

1120	Alexander III (the Great), extremely fine. 1	3.5.-

1121	Alexander III, a bull's head in the field. 1	2.3.-

1122	Alexander III, a lion in the field 1	2.3.-

1123	Alexander III (a tctradrachm), very rare 1	-.6.-

1124	Philip III (Aridaeus), fine. 1	-.2.-

1125	Alexander III, 1; Philip III, 1, both small. 2	-.16.-

1126	Philip III, head of Apollo, reverse a thunderbolt; Ptolemy I, both small. 2	1.18.-

1127	Lysimachus, very fine work, set in enamel. 1	-.10.-

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Egypt.

1128	PTOLEMY I (a tetradrachm), very fine, and extremely rare 1	39.10.-

1129	A MEDALLION.-One side are the PORTRAITS OP PTOLEMY PHILADELPHUA AND ARSINOE, on the other side PTOLEMY SOTER AND BERENICE, well preserved, and rare 1	-.15.-

1131	A small Medallion, same as the last, very rare 1	-.8.-

1132	ARSINOE, a fine and rare medallion. 1	16.16.1

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SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Caria.

1133	Pixodorus (very small), head of Apollo, fine, and extremely rare 1	2.3.-

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / English Coins, &c. in Gold and Siiver, &c.

1134	Robert II of Scotland, the Saint Andrew	1.13.-

1135	Charles II Two Guinea Piece, elephant under the head 1	1.13.-

1136	George III, a Pattern for a Five Sovereign Piece, 1820 (by Pistrucci), fine and very rare 1	-.15.-

1137	George III, a beautiful Pattern for a Double Sovereign, very rare 1	4.14.6

1138	George IV, his Double Sovereign, 1823. 1	2.3.-

1139	George IV, Sovereign and Half Sovereign, 1821, proofs 2	2.13.-

1141	George IV, a beautiful Pattern for a Five Sovereign Piece, 1826. by W. Wyon 1	8.8.-

1142	George IV, a Pattern for the Double Sovereign, 1826, equally fine as the last 1	-.3.-

1143	George IV, Sovereign and Halt Sovereign, 1826, fine proofs 2	2.4.-

1144	George III, Half Crown, 1816; Bank Three Shilling, Eighteen-penny, and Ninepenny Tokens, 1812, very fine 4	1.13.-

1145	George IV, from the Crown to the Penny, fine impressions, by Pistrucci. 8	2.14.-

1146	George IV, Crown, 1821; Half Crown, 1823; Sixpence, 1821; a Ceylon Dollar; tbe Two-pence of 1827, and a royal Token of Charles I 6	1.7.-

1147	George IV, Crown, Half Crown, Shilling, Sixpence; the Penny, Halfpenny, and Farthing of 1826, fine proofs 7	1.15.-

1148	A highly-finished portable Mahogany Cabinet for Greek and Roman Coins, containing Twenty-six Slides, double Doors, excellent Lock, &c.	8.18.6 / 553.8.6

Lots

FIRST DAY'S SALE. // FIRST DAY'S SALE. / OCTAVO et INFRA.

FIRST DAY'S SALE. / QUARTO.

FIRST DAY'S SALE. / FOLIO.

FIRST DAY'S SALE. / MANUSCRIPTS.

SECOND DAY'S SALE. // SECOND DAY'S SALE. / ENGRAVINGS. [SECOND DAY'S SALE.] // SECOND DAY'S SALE. / ENGRAVINGS. / VARIA. [ENGRAVINGS. SECOND DAY'S SALE.]

SECOND DAY'S SALE. / PORTRAITS.

SECOND DAY'S SALE. / PORTRAITS. / BONAPARTE FAMILY.

SECOND DAY'S SALE. / DRAWINGS.

SECOND DAY'S SALE. / ENGLISH SCHOOL.

SECOND DAY'S SALE. / ENGLISH SCHOOL. / Portfolios, &c.

SECOND DAY'S SALE. / ENGLISH SCHOOL. / Prints, framed and glazed.

SECOND DAY'S SALE. / ENGLISH SCHOOL. / Drawings, framed and glazed.

THIRD DAY'S SALE. // THIRD DAY'S SALE. / CURIOSITIES.

THIRD DAY'S SALE. / FIRE ARMS, ANTIENT SWORDS, &c.

THIRD DAY'S SALE. / VARIA.

THIRD DAY'S SALE. / BRONZES.

THIRD DAY'S SALE. / GEMS.

THIRD DAY'S SALE. / PAINTINGS.

FOURTH DAY'S SALE. // FOURTH DAY'S SALE. / Bronze Medals, &c.

FOURTH DAY'S SALE. / Silver Medals.

FOURTH DAY'S SALE. / Medals of Bonaparle, in Silver.

FOURTH DAY'S SALE. / Gold Coins and Medals of Bonaparte.

FOURTH DAY'S SALE. / English Medals, in Silver.

FOURTH DAY'S SALE. / Roman Denarii.

FOURTH DAY'S SALE. / Roman and Greek Imperial Medallions, in Silver.

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. // FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Roman Denarii (continued).

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Roman Small Brass.

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Greek Cities, in Copper.

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Greek Kings, in Copper.

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Sicilia and Magna Graecia, &c. in Silver.

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Sicily, in Silver.

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Sicily, in Gold.

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Greek Cities, in Gold.

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Roman Gold.

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Ponti and Thrace.

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of the Bosphorus.

FIFTH DAY'S SALE. / Early Greek Coins in Electrum.

SIXTH DAY'S SALE. // SIXTH DAY'S SALE. / Roman Middle Brass.

SIXTH DAY'S SALE. / Roman Medallions.

SIXTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Macedon.

SIXTH DAY'S SALE. / Greek Cities, in Gold.

SIXTH DAY'S SALE. / Greek Cities, in Silver.

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. // SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Roman Large Brass.

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Syria, in Silver.

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Persia, in Silver.

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Parthia (described from Visconti).

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Persia, of the Race of the Sassanidae.

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Various Kings, in Silver.

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Egypt.

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Numidia.

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Greek Kings, in Gold.

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Macedon.

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Egypt.

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / Kings of Caria.

SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. / English Coins, &c. in Gold and Siiver, &c.