Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2017 with funding from Getty Research Institute https://archive.org/details/catalogueofgenui01will British Portraits and Historic Prints. A CATALOGUE OF THE GENUINE AND EXTRAORDINARY Collection of British Portraits AND HISTORIC PRINTS, Consisting of The Sovereigns, Princes and Princesses, Peers and P^resses, Statesmen, Knights of the Garter, Dignified and Inferior Clergy, Men who have signalized themselves in the JNavy OR Army, Gentlemen Commoners, who have been in great Employments, Patriots who have rendered bERViCE to their Country, Lord Mayors, Aldermen, Sheriffs, and Merchants OF the City of London, the Costume of the People, Ambas- sadors from Foreign States to England, the various sove- reigns of Europe connected with the Political History of the same, and Illustrious Strangers who have visited bRi- TAiN, Literary Characters, Artists, remarkable Persons WHO h we been notorious for their Eccentricities, or evil Actions; and Historical Prints illustrative of the most memorable Events of the History of Great Britain, from the earliest Period of its History, and first Invention of THE Fine Arts, brought down to the present Time ; Comprising The Works of Delaram, Elstrack, the Faithorne’s, Hollar, Loggan, Lumley, the Passe’s, Place, Smith, Robert White, Barra, Vandhtebanc, Rembrandt, Edelinck, Nantueil, Au- dran, &c. THE Proofs and Variations innumerable, Private Plates, Unique Prints, and Miniatures, unknown in anv OTHER Collection, or Public Repository. Forming the most Splendid and Rare SERIES OF ENGLISH PORTRAITS -Hitherto submitted to Public Sale, and collected with the true Classic Taste of the Fine Arts, at a most liberal Expence, By the late Sir James Winter Lake, Baronet-. WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, LVJ l^. By Mr. STEWART, (By Direction of his Executors), At his Auction Room, 194, Piccadilly (opposite Albany On MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1808, and Eleven following Days, (Sundays excepted.) X^atalogues, price 3s. 6d. to be had of Mr. Cooke, Oxford ; Messi's. hnott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Mr. Deighton, Cambridge; Messrs. Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; ^tr. Archer, Dublin; and of all Uie Booksellers uillie pruicapal Towns in England, &c. CONDITIONS OF SALE 1 . The highest Bidder to be the Buyer, and if any Dispute arise between two or more Bidders, the Lot so disputed shall be imme- diately put up again, and resold. 2. No Person to advance less than Sixpence ; above One Pound, One Shilling ; above Five Pounds, Two Shillings and Sixpence, and so in proportion. 3. The purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, and to pay down Twenty per Cent, in part of Payment of the Purchase Money, in Default of which, the Lot or Lots, so purchased, ahall be immediately put up again, and resold. 4. The Lots to be taken away with all Faults, at the Buyer’s Expense, within three Days after the Sale is finished, and the remainder of the Purchase Money to be paid before the Delivery. 5. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money deposited in Part of Payment shall be forfeited; all Lots uncleared, within the time aforesaid, shall be resold by public or private Sale, and the Deficiency, if any, attending such Resale, shall be made good by the Defaulters at this Sale. Any Lady or Gentleman who cannot attend the Sale, may have iheir commissions faithfully executed, by their obliged and most obedient Servant, WM, STEWART. TO THE PUBLIC. XJ PON introducing to the attention of the Lovers of the Fine Arts a Collection, consisting of the most brilliant Specimens, the rarest khd most numerous which have been submitted by Public Sale, it will, I trust, not be thought presumption, in saying something to explain my motive in printing a Catalogue of this Part separate (from the other Works of the Great Masters in the art of Engraving, belonging- to the late Sir James Winter Lake), which are contained in Forty Volumes, Imperial Folio, inlaid WITH FINE Dutch Paper, on which the Portraits, &c. ARE placed, and HANDSOMELY BOUND IN RuSSIA LEATHER, CLASSED FROM THE EARLIEST TIME OF BRITISH OR ENGLISH History, and the first invention of the Fine Arts; beginning with the Sovereign of each period, with every Portrait and Historical Engraving relative to the Royal Family, Princes, and Princesses of that reign, the principal Peers and Peeresses, Ministers ©f State; Knights of the Garter; dignified and inferior Clergy of note; men who have signalized themselves in the Navy or Army ; Gentle* men Commoners who have been in great employments ; Patriots who have rendered service to their Country ; Lord Mayors, Aider- men, Sheris and Merchants of the City of London ; the Costume of the People ; Ambassador^ from Foreign States to England ; the va* rious Sovereigns of Europe, connected with the Political History of the same ; and illustrious Strangers who have visited Britain ; Lite- rary Characters, Artists, remarkable Persons who have been noto- rious for their Eccentricities or evil actions; with a summary His- tory relative to the reign, and a Biographical bketch, many of which are original matter, in MS. of every person whose portrait is in this Collection. The First Volume begins with Introductory Matter, the Britons from the time of Caesar, the Saxon Heptarchy under Egbert the Great, and the Fortieth Volume with our present and much- beloved monarch, King George the Third. The admirers of the History of England and Europe will be highly gratified with not only our own histoiy^ but the complete biography of the same from the remotest time, arranged with the iv true classic taste of chronology i the collector, amateur, and ad- mirer of the graven Likenesses of the greatest Heroes, Statesmen, and others, will not only find a sufficient treat in such precious gems; but innumerable original Miniatures of the most dignified persons, specimens of the Arts in the early and Monkish times, which shew much ability and reflect credit on the artists during the rudest and darkest period of our history. On that account, and to keep a Collection of such interest, magnitude, and excellence, fit for the Repository or Cabinet OF the Sovereign,^ the Library of the Noble Fami- lies WHO GLORY IN THE ACTIONS OF THEIR ANCIENT DE- SCENT AND MERITORIOUS DeEDS DONE BY THEIR ANCES- TORS, OR TO BE PURCHASED FOR ANY OF OUR NATIONAL Depositums, that future generations may benefit in viewing » series of engraved British Portraits and Historic Prints, descriptivo of the rise and glory of our country, with every thing interesting attached to the same, which should not be divided or tore asunder. Considering the impossibility that ever such another Collection can. ,be purchased at any price, it containing many never seen by the late Right Hon. Horace Walpole Earl of Orford, the Rev, Mr. Grainger, Mr. Ames, See. I will be ready to dispose of the whole at a fair valuation, v/hich is fixed, at any time on or before the 1st day of March, 1 808 ; and, if that price is not given, they will then be fairly submitted by Auction, without the least reserve, in tha prder in which they are arranged in the Catalogue annexed ; and it is to be understood, that no answer to amount of price by private contract will be given, except to principals; and it is hoped na offence will be taken in not answering any on the subject who may only wish to gratify curiosity. To illustrate the innumerable gems and rarities surpasses my abi- lity, and would extend the present Address to too great a length. To shew the original rise and progress of the same, the Preface, as wrote by the late Sir James Winter Lake, is annexed, which ex- plains more his comprehensive and intelligent mind with regard to tills part of his Collection than any thing 1 can say on the subject. V ^ Heads FOR a Preface to the Collection of Por- **' TRAITS MADE BY J* W. LaKE, IN 40 VOLUMES. “ A great part of the Materials for this Collection was made during my stay at Trinity College, Cambridge, where I had collected toge- “ ther many Engravings of Heads, principally for the beauty of th« engravings. By the time Mr. Grainger’s book on this subject was “ published, they had increased considerably ; from his plan I began “ to methodise them, and pursued his ideas of collecting ; but finding many and gross impositions both of engravers and modern venders, “ and finding, also, that to collect merely for the sake of Portraits, was an endless as well as a very expensive task, I was induced to make those I had already collected serve as documents of Eng- lish History, and thought they might be useful to the purpose of il- lustrating the history of our own country, and therefore adopted the following plan, viz. to introduce some short history of Eng- land before every reign, and, having classed the Portraits accord- ing to Mr, Grainger’s plan, so as to be able to refer to such persons as are particularized in each reign, to form a short series of memo- “ randums of English Elistory. For many valuable portraits in this Collection, I am indebted to ** my worthy and much-lamented friend Mr. Edward Chamberlayne, and to Mr. Bull, to whose knowledge, in this study of biography, illustrated by portraits, I must ever acknowledge myself principally “ indebted for many instructions in forming this Collection. Prince Eugene is said, by Mr. Grainger, to have been the first regular collector of English Portraits ; but Mr. Ashby furnished “ Mr. Grainger with some accounts of Collections earlier than Prince “ Eugene, from Lister’s Journey to Paris, Vigneul, Marville, &;c. “ and which he does not appear to have made use of. “ The Earl of Oxford began the first Collection in this country, , “ which afterwards came in part to Mr. M est, and, on his death, met “ with that fate that too often attends Collections brought together by infinite labour and large expence ; for that fine Collection was at last disposed of by the hands of the Auctioneer, and verifies that motto which was prefixed to a Catalogue of an excellent Library^ “ belonging to A. Motte, Esq. which was soli by Auction, at his VI Chambers in Lincoln’s Inn, bjrMr.Cock, and produced 40001. ; to the Catalogue was affixed the following Greek motto; TIfsg £t/AeuT«< The following is the translation given by Mr. Warren extern* pore : When the sharp axe assails the aged roots “ Of some tail grov^, whose tops to heav’n aspirc_j Each man selects Ivhat best his purpose suits To frame the house, or feed the blazing fire : So this Collection^, now in lots expos’d. To suit each man’s convenience is dispos’d.” “ An affecting memento to those Collectors who have no othef means of preserving the monument of their labours but by giving them to some accessible repository. ^‘John Nichols, a Quaker and Mealman, of Ware in Herts, who died A.Dv 1745, was also amongst the first regular Collectors of Englislr Heads. His great Collection, of about 2000 portraits, in 4 vol. folio, neatly let in, and which furnished Mr. Ames with his valuable Ca- talogue, came, after his death, into the Library of Dr. Fothergill, who purchased it for eighty guineas^', together with a collection o§ Tracts which Mr. Nichols had picked up in his pursuits of Portraits;. “ but this Collection had been formed from'^Moorfields and stalls, and consequently was not a first-rate one.” “ It is seldom that we see a Biographical Collection of Portaits' “ accompanied with a true judgem'ent of the perfections of the art of Engraving; fine Impressions must always add greatly to the “ value of a Collection, which, if made with a view to the Portraits “ only, great and many must be the impositions the Collector has to * After the death of Dr. Fothergill, his sister applied to a most eminent Bookseller to purchase her brother’s library ; and upon his looking over the same, was alarmed at the price of eighty guineas being affixed on the fly-leaf of the first volume alluded to, shewed more his honesty than his knowledge of the Fine Arts, by saying it was a great sum for Portraits of which he did not understand the value, and that he would recommend a person who understood, the same; and a Printseller, upon this distribution of graven countenances, calling on Miss F. she consented to let him have the Collection at a price that, laid a foundation for future grandeur and consequenccr Vll ** encounter with, and great must also be the load of trash wi(h “ which they must be encumbered, especially if these Collections are brousrht down to modern times. O ‘‘ It must afford great pleasure to a Collector to hand down to ^ posterity, not only the Countenance of different remarkable Cha- racters, but also the Merit of the Engraver. Mr. Nichols, in his Anecdotes of the Life of Mr. Bowyer, the printer, has given us the following Note: ‘ Antony Wood, in his ** * account of Elias Ashmole, tells us, that in Ashmole’s Library he * saw a large thick paper Book, near a yard long, containing on * every side of the leaf, three or more Pictures> or Faces of emi- ‘ nent Persons of England and elsewhere (from Copper Cuts) ‘ pasted on them, which Mr. Ashmole had, with great curiosity, ‘ collected ; and he remembers, that Mr. Ashmole told him, that his mind was so eager to obtain all Faces, that when he could ‘ not get a Face by itself he would buy the Book, tear it out, paste ‘ it in his blank Book, and write under from whence he had ‘ taken it.’ To this Anecdote, Mr. Nichols subjoins the following Obser- vation ; ‘ an admirable Portrait this of our modern ^ ‘Portrait Collectors, who have sent many a Volume to ‘‘ ‘ the Bookseller’s shop, stripped of its graven honours : a most “ ‘ noted Collector told a person; at Cambridge, who now and then “ * sells a head, that his Collection must needs be large and good, “ ‘ as it rested on six points ; 1st. I buy ; 2d. I borrow ; 3d. I “ ‘ BEG; 4th. I EXCHANGE ; 5tH. I STEAL; 6tH. 1 SELL.’ “ Notwithstanding, however, the very despicable light in which ‘‘ Modern Collectors seem to stand with Mr. Nichols, and although ** the rage for modern Portrait Collecting, since the publication of “ Mr. Grainger’s Book, must be allowed to have been carried to an “ astonishing length ; and although it must also be allowed, that the “ severe censures passed on those Collections, made from the 'spoils “ of the graven Honours of many a valuable Book, have been at- “ tended with too much truth, yet are thei e many Collectors who could have convinced Mr. Nichols, that those depredations ought Vlll more justly to be laid to the charge of moiJern Vekbers ob Portraits, than on the Collector in general. “ In proof of which, 1 can truly say, that of this large Collection of Portraits, the greatest part of them were ready cut to hand ; and often have I lamented, that even the little Histories annexed to many engraved Portraits, have been cut off and irrecoverably lost ; the scarce Prints of Sir William Dick, Welby, andjennings, arc scarce ever found perfect, the latter I met with in a mutilated state. “ With respect to Mr. Nichols’s Six Modes of Collecting, 1 should think it wmuld, by liberal Judges, be generally allowed, that such an Information must have come from one well practised in that mode of Collecting, and is, by him, illiberally laid to the credit of modern Collectors in general, tiad Mr. Nichols been able “ to have laid open to us those shameful Impositions practised by “ the modern Venders of Portraits, and also the gross Impositions of many of the Engravers themselves, and v/hich has obliged me to close this Collection, he would have rendered an essential ser- “ vice to all future Collectors. “ In this Collection great attention has been paid to good Im- ** pressions, because in them behold the superior merit of the Art of Engraving, for which, amongst others, the following were most conspicuous ; Delaram, Elstrack, the Faithorne’s, Hollar, Log- can, Lumley, the Passe’s, Place, Smith, Robert White, Barra, Vandrebanc, Rembrandt, Edelinck, Nan- •ruEiL, Audran, &c. Many of the Works of these great Masters may be deemed unique, from the Coppers, Impressions, Sec. of the same, having been destroyed in the great Conflagration of London, in 1666 ;* there are likewise of many of the rarest, not only brilliant Proofs, but variations of the SAME. The Portrait of Arthur Jackson, by Loggan, peculiarly illustrates this Observation ; the Plate, after having been rescued from the Flames, in tb« after-impression, shews the injuries sustained; both Impressions are to be found in this Collection. k IX The Catalogue has been taken with a faithful degree of Descrip- tion, as to Impression, &c. and interspersed with Anecdotes of the Person after the title, or proper name ; and it is begged to be under* stood, that after the stop or comma, and put by Loggan, or any other Artist, throughout the Catalogue, means \he Engraver of the Portrait only, and has no reference to being the Author of the pre- vious Anecdote; for any other inaccuracies the indulgence of the Public is particularly solicited, , by their dutiful and most obedient Servant, Piccadilly, London, November 26 th, 1807. Wm. STEWART. INDEX AND ORDER OF EACH DAY’S SALE. first day’s sale. — Monday, April 25th, 1808. Introductory Matter to General History of England, and Engraved British Portraits.— From the Time of Egbert the Great to^ King Edward the Vlth. . ’ Lot i ^ 162 SECOND day’s ^A-LE,~Tiiesday, April 26th, 1808. Engraved British Portraits.— Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, and part ot the Reign of King James the Isl - Lot 1G3 to 303 third day’s SALE.— Wednesday, April 27th, 1808. Engraved British Portraits,— Reign of King James I. continued, from Lot 304 to 449 fourth day’s sale. — Thursday, April 2Zth, 1808, Engraved British Portraits.— Reign of King Charles 1., from Lot 450 to 589 fifth day’s sale. — Friday, April 29th, 808. Engraved British Portraits.-Reign of King Charles I. continued, Lot 530 to 738 X SIXTH day’s SAh^.— Saturday, April 30th, 1808. Engraved British Portraits.- During the RefgTof Charles II. from, the Restoration, from Lot 859 to 885 ^SEVENTH day’s saz^.— M onday, May H 1808. Engraved British Portraits.-Reign of King Chari. H.co^ from eighth day’s sa\.%— Tuesday, May 3d, 1808. from “ " *■ ninth day’s 5 Ah-E.— Wednesday, May ith, 1808. E.g»..a Bmish of Ki.g _Ctel« ir cc.M Reign of King James II., from - " Kot 12T8 to 1^17 tenth day’s sale.— Thursday, May 5th, 1808. Engraved British Portraits.-Reign _of King Jam. Il.^continu^^^^^^ RetgTof King Willi'am and Queen Mary, from LoJ^ 1^396^ to 143^ Heign of Queen Anne, irom eleventh day’s sale. — Friday, May 6th, 1808. Engraved British Portraits.— Reign of Queen 14T4. Reign of King George I. horn - “ Km UT5^ m Reign of King George 11. froin twelfth day’s sale.— Saturday, May 7 th , 1808. En.„..a Bmi.h Pomi...-K.isn of Ki.g Goog^lt E^JotKiis Georg. 111. fio» - Lot 1S90 » *. enJ- First Day’s Sale. "engraved BRITISH PORTRAITS And Introductory Matter to General History of England, 1 OkE, 'A MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY-FINISHED DrAW- . ING, ILLUSTRATIVE OF BRITISH HiSTORY, INTENDED AS A Frontispiece to a Collection of British Portraits and History 2 One, a very highly- finished Drawing of the Arms of the Family of the Lakes -r. . 3 One, Granger (the Rev. James), a highly-finished Drawing, with emblematical figures, very fine - 4 One, Walpole (Horace, afterwards Earl of Orford), by M‘Ar- dell, private plate 5 One, Musgrave (Sir Wm.) by J. R. Smith, private plate 6 Two, Ames (Joseph), original drawing and etching 1 One, a beautiful Drawing, illustrative or Mr. Granger’s History, from Egbert to James the Second inclusive 8 Three, the Rev. James Granger, and two Justus Lipsius, one a proof 9 Twelve, the Twelve Caesars, by Moncornet 10 Four, Oliver Goldsmith, Mr. Granger, his present Majesty, by Bartolozzi, &c. i » 11 Fourteen whole lengths of British Characters, occ. from Clarke s Caesar ^ r d • • ' 12 Twelve, Caesar’s Coins, Britannia, and Map of Britain 13 Various Views in England and Wales, by King, extra rare , . • » TT- - I 14 Fifteen, Antiquities and early Maps of Britain, with Historical c 0 o IX ri 1 s 15 One, the Royal Genealogy OF England, from Egbert to his present Majesty George the Third, with beautiful enamel of the reigning Monarch 16 Alfred (curious Coin of), described by George Vertiie, with his Portrait, an original Drawing, and the original Manuscript 17 Nine, of Sovereigns, by Vertue, &:c. 18 Monument ^f Edward the Confessor, beautifully coloured to imitate me original Mosaic, with curious Mb. Note, descri- bing the same, by George Vertue 19 Thirteen, William the Conqueror and Historical Subjects ot his time A 2 Engraved British Portraits 20 Tabula Eliensis ; containing the Names, Effigies, and Arms of the Forty Knights quartered on the Monastery of Ely by William the Conqueror 21 Eleven, William Rufus and various Historical of his time 22 Seven, Henry the First and his Time, with Historical Account 23 Eight, Stephen and his Time, with ditto 24 Six curious Seals, on six plates, coloured 25 Eleven, Henry the Second and his Time, with Historical Account 26 Seven, Richard the First and his Time, with ditto 27 A Disproof of a pretended Penny of King Richard the First, with MS. Account, by Mr. Peggc 2S Eleven, King John and his Time, with Historical Account 29 One, Magna Charta, arms emblazoned 30 Fifteen, Henry the Third and his Time, with Historical Account 31 Eleven, Edward the First and his Time, with ditto 32 Eleven, Edward the Second and his Time, with ditto 33 Eight, Edward the Third and his Time, with ditto ^ 34 Seven, the brave and celebrated Edward the Black Prince, son of Edward the Third, by Vertue, &:c. 35 Six, View of Windsor Castle, with Portrait 36 One, Philippa, Queen of Edward the Third 37 One, John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, second son OF Edward the Third, scarce 38 Sandford’s Institution of the most noble Order of the Garter, by Hollar, fine impressions 39 Twelve, Richard the Second, John of Gaunt, &c. and their Time 40 One, Richard the Second and his Patron Saints, by Hollar, fine and rare 41 Two, Richard the Second, whole lengths, one beautifully coloured 42 Eleven, Flenry the Fourth and his Time 43 Seven, Henry the Fifth and his Time 44 Six, Henry the Fifth, by Strutt, with MS. Account 45 An Account of an Illuminated Manuscript in the Library of C. C. C. C. by M. Tyson, with the original etching 46 Seven, Henry the Sixth, the House of York, &c. 47 Five, Charles King of France, the Maid of Orleans, Marriage of Henry the Sixth, &cc, 48 Five, Margaret of Anjou ; Queen of Henry the Sixth; her Tomb ; John Duke of Bedford, Regent of France, &c. one of the greatest men of the time in which he lived ; Uncle to Henry the Sixth 49 One, Pine’s Copy of the Illumination of a Charter granted to the Provost and College of Eton, by Henry the Sixth, coloured by Vertue 50 One, Henry the Sixth, whole length, by Bartolozzi, private plate 5 1 One, Henry the Sixth, by Bretherton, coloured from the window at Cambridge, by Vertue From Time of Egbert to Henry VIII, 3 52 One, View of the Old Palace at Greenwich, built by Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, a fine and curious drawing by Vertue 53 Two, Jacqueline Duchess of Gloucester and her fourth husband Frank Van Borselin, fine and rare 54 One, Jaqueline Duchess of Gloucester, unfinished PROOF, FINE AND RARE 55 Nine, Edward the Fourth and his Time 56 Six, Elizabeth Woodville, Queen of Edward the Fourth ; Ed- ward the Fifth, &c. 57 Two, Edward the Fifth and his unnatural Uncle Richard the ' ^ V Third, fine and scarce Six, Richard the Third and his Time 59 Three, Richard the Third, by Cross and Grlgnion 60 One, Standard of Weights and Measures in the Exchequer, coloured . 61 Two, the Window of St. Margaret’s Church, Westminster, one beautifully coloured from the original, by Vertue 62 One, the long View of Greenwich, by Hollar, fine and rare Dervorgilla, by M. Burghers, fine and rare ^-'^64 Seven, the Scotch Kings, from Johnstoni Inscriptionis ^ 65 One, Hugh Lupus, Earl of Chester, by Hollar, fine ^ 66 One, John Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury, by Cecill, EXTRA FINE AND RARE ^ 67 Four, Views of Glastonbury, &c. by Hollar and Callott 68 One, St. Dunstan, by Bockman, fine and rare 6 69 One, St, Thomas a Becket, by Hollar, extra fine AND RARE ^ 70 One, St. Thomas a Becket, the original Illumination from which Hollar engraved his plate, a most beautiful Specimen of the abilities of the Artists in the rude Monkish Times, a great curiosity 71 Four, Matthew Paris, Roger Bacon, Dunscotus, See. ^ 72 Nine, Dunscotus, John Jennings, B. Angelus, &c. wdth the original Drawings from which the Plate was engraved, fine and very rare 73 One, Dunscotus, by Lucas Kilian, fine and rare ' 74 One, Robert Egglesfield, by Faber, fine '^—15 Three, John WicklifF, by Van Haickeii, &c. ^-76 One, Henry Chichely, by Bartolozzi, private plate '^ 6 77 Two, Sir John Fortescue, by Faithorne, fine 78' One, Sir Richard Stackpool, by Watson, fine private plate 6 - 79^ One, Sir Ralph Blackwell, Alderman and Mer* chant Adventurer of London, extra rare 80 Two,^ Sir Rich.W^hittington, Lord Mayor of London, and curious View of Newgate, as originally built by him, by Elstrack 81 Seven Portraits of Printers, very curious Draw- ings, from w’^hich the Wood Blocks in Arne’s Typographical Antiquities were cut 4f Engraved British Portraits 82 Two Drawings of a Lady, &c. with curious MS. Account of the same . 83 Two, Jane Shore, one a beautiful drawing ^ /_ — 84 One, Jane Shore, from a picture at Mr. Soley’s, an original drawing by Dr. Stukely ^ 85 One, Estienne Chevalier, by Langot, fine and rare 86 Two Views, in colours, of the Tower of London and White- hall, with MS. Account, by G. Thorpe / - 87 Two, Henry the Seventh and Family, by Vertue and Hogarth, one beautifully coloured ^ 88 Sixteen, Henry the Seventh and his Time - 89 Seventeen, Margaret Countess of Richmond, mother of Henry the Seventh ; the Children of Henry the Seventh, by Vertue ; Ludlow Castle ; Birnam Wood and Dunsinnan ; Macbeth, 6cc. with Historical Accounts 90 Fifteen, Scottish Kings, Views, &c. with Historical Accounts ^ 91 Fourteen, John Balliol King of Scotland, Dervogilla, his Mo- ther ; David the second King of Scotland ; Scottish Views, arid Historical Accounts ^ e /r j ^ 92 Six, Henry of Monmouth, Duke of Lancaster ; Henry Starrord Duke of Buckingham ; Bertram Ashburnam, Governor of Dover Castle at the Conquest, and ancestor of the Earl of Ash- burnham, &;c. ; Sir John Old Castle, the celebrated Reformer j Talbot, the great Earl of Shrewsbury, a proof, See. 93 Two, Edwin the Monk of Canterbury and View of me Bene- dictine Monastry there, coloured, by Vertue, with Historical Account ^ 1 c /a -6 94 Ten, St. Dunstan, Venerable Bede, Hadrian the Fourth, occ. 95 Five, Thomas a Becket, his Crown and Tomb ; St. Mau^nus, by Callott, with MS. Account ; Tuvckatyl, Abbot of Croy- ^ 09 ^^ 96 One, the Papal Crown, beautifully coloured and emblazoned by "V ertue ^ ^-^97 Six, Hugh Balsam, Bishop of Ely, founder of Peter-House Col- lege, Cambridge; Walter Merton, Bishop of ^Chester, founder of the first College in Oxford ; ditto, a Drying ; Nicholas Trivet, a friar ; Walter Stapledon, Bishop of Exeter, founder of Exeter College, Oxford ; and William of Wykham, Bishop of Winchester and founder of New College, Oxford ^ - 98 Six, William Bateman, Bishop of Norwich, founder of Irinity Hall ; Robert Egglesfield, founder of Queen’s College, Oxford j Richard Fleming, Bishop of Lincoln, founder of Lincoln Qqfo lege; William Waynfleet, Bishop of Winchester, founder of Magdalen College, Oxford; John Lydgate the Monk of Bury ; and View of Windsor Castle, by Hollar _ ^ ^ Seven, John Lydgate, by Strutt ; Robert Woodlark ; Thomas de Rotheram, Archbishop of York, second founder of College ; John Rous, historian ; Richard Fox, Bishop of Win- s From Time of Egbert to Henry VIII. Chester, founder of Corpus Christi College; John Alcock, Bishop of Ely, founder of Jesus College, Cambridge; and Sir Gilbert Talbot, son of the celebrated p:arl of Shrewsbury 100 Nine, Judge Littleton ; Sir William Wallace, the brave defender of his country and Scotland’s rights, cruelly murdered by Ed- ward the First ; Sir William Delamore, who signalized him- self at the battle of Poictiers, and for his bravery was made knight banneret on the field of battle by Edward the Black Prince, ancestor of the present family of Morehall, in Lanca- shire; Sir John Hawkwood, Kt. brought up a tailor, after- 1 wards a brave and great general in Italy ; ditto, a wood cut : Sir Robert Chamberlain, Kt. in the service of Henry the Fifth, at the battle of Agincourt ; Sir Reginald Bray, archi- tect of Henry the Seventh’s Chapel ; and Henry Fitzalwine first Lord Mayor London, &c. with MS. Accounts 101 Nine, Geoffrey Chaucer, the Father of English Poetry; John Gower, companion and cotemporary of Chaucer, hzc. 102 Four, John Mabuse, a celebrated Artist ; Mary of St. Paul, wife to the Earl of Pembroke, 1343, and founder of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge ; Elizabeth de Clare, Countess of Ulster, and founder of Clare Hall, &c. / ^ 103 Seven, Sigismund, Emperor of Germany ; Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy ; Maximilian the First, Emperor of Ger- many ; Albert the Second, ditto ; and ditto, by Suyder- hoef, &c. . 104 Six, Lewis the Seventh, King of France ; John, King of ditto ; View of the old Savoy Palace, by Venue ; Philip the First, Duke of Austria; and Joanna, his Dutchess, by Suyder^ hoef, See. 6 105 Four, Two of ^Eneas Silvius, afterwards Pope Pius the Se- cond ; John Froissard, the celebrated Historian ; and Philip ^ Comines, ditto Engraved British Portraits.' — Reign of Henry VIII. cP P 106 Six, Henry the Eighth, &c. with History of his time ^ ^ 107 Eight, Henry the Eighth, whole length ditto, with Edward the Sixth, Catherine of Arragon, Anne Bullen, Margaret Bullen, her aunt, &c. ^ 108 One, Henry the Eighth, by Cornelius Matsis; extra, RARE, AND VERY FINE .. 109 One, Henry the Eighth, Iselburg excudit, fine . and RARE 6 110 One, Thi^ solemn Justs in the first year of Henry THE Eighth, finely coloured HI Two, Henry the Eighth, Sir Anthony Browne, 5cc. finely coloured, and curious Manuscript of the same IS Ejigrawd British Portraits, y, 112 One, View in Westminster Hall, with Henry the Eighth giving audience, beautifully emblazoned 113 One, Henry the Eighth giving the Charter to the Company of Surgeons, after Holbein, by Barron 114 One, Queen Catherine Howard, by Hollar, fine AND rare 115 One, Anne of Cleves, by Hollar, fine and very RARE ^ • 116 Seven, Queen Jane Seymour, Queen Catherine Howard, Queen Catherine Parr, the Princess Mary, the Princess Elizabeth, whole length. Mezzotint, &c. in Eight, Margaret, Queen of James the Fourth of Scotland, ^ Daughter of Henry the Seventh, from which the House of Stewart succeeded to the crown of England : Prince Edward, son of Henry the Eighth ; Mary, Queen of France, sister to Henry the Eiighth, and Charles Brandon^ Duke of Suffolk, her second husband ; James the Fifth, King of Scotland ; View of Falkland Castle, Sir Thomas More, &c. with His- torical Accounts. 118 One, Edward the Sixth, with the Rattle, fine and RARE !19 Two, Mary Queen of Scots, one fine and rare -2^^ 120 One, Sir Thomas Cromwell, Knigitt (afterwards Earl of Essex), who, from low origin, being the son of a Blacksmith, at Putney, became Minister and Vicegerent in Ecclesiastical Matters to Henry the Eighth, but falling into disgrace with that lustful and fickle Monarch, was beheaded. 121 One, Thomas Lord Cromwell, by Filian, fine and RARE 122 Eight, Thomas Lord Cromwell ; Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk ; View of Greystock Castle in Cumberland; Francis Russell, the first Earl of Bedford, the favourite of Henry the Eighth, whom Mr. Burke notices in his address to the late Duke of Bedford ; Edward Stafford, Duke of Buckingham, beheaded by Henry the Eighth, and in his person terminated the office of Lord High Constable of England, and one of the greatest Families in the Kingdom; Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk ; his Dutchess, &c. ^ 123 One, Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk, with the Staves as Earl Marshall, by Vosterman, extra fine and rare — 124 One, Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey (the elegant Poet) by Hollar, extra fine and rare 125 Four, Fisher, Bishop of Rochester, by Vaughan, Houbra- ken, &c. 126 One, Whole Sheet outline of Sir Thomas More and Family, by Cochin, fine and rare Reign of Henry VIIL 7 — 127 Two, Sir Henry Guildford, Master of the Horse to Henry the Eighth ; and Lord Denny, by Hollar, very fine 128 Three, Sir Thomas More, by Vosterman ; L. Vives ; and John Stanbridge, wood cut, scarce 129 Two, Hans Holbein, by Hollar, &c. fine — 130 Four, Views of Whitehall Gate, two of which are Drawings — 131 Two, Hans Holbein, his Wife and Children, extremely rare and curious ^-132 Two, Hans Von-Zurch, by Hollar, with the original Drawino* by Hans Holbein, extremely fine -^133 One, Will Somers, King Henry the Eighth’s Jester, BY DeLARAM, very RARE ^134 Eight, the Bishops presenting a Translation of the Bible in English to Henry the Eighth ; Thomas Cranmer, wood cut, Nicholas Ridley, Bishop Bonnor ^ Stephen Gardner, Bishop of Winchester, and Bishop Latimer ' ^ 135 Eight, Howard, Earl of Surrey ; Archibald, Earl of Angus ; and Margaret, Queen Dowager of Scotland, his wife; Cardinal Wolsey ; View of Hampton Court Palace, built by him, &c. L36 Ten, Warham, Archbishop of Canterbury ; two Views of Can- terbury Cathedral, by Hollar; Archbishop Cranmer ; Ton- stall, Bishop of Durham; Fox, Bishop of Winchester ; Smith, Bishop of Lmcoln, &c. ^>137 Ten, Dean Colet, founder of St. Paul’s School; Ditto, his Monument; William Tindal, martyr; Hugh Latimer, ditto ; John Leland, the celebrated Antiquarian ; Robert Wilkinson* John Skelton ; Erasmus, by Houston, &c. * ^ 138 Seven, Erasmus, from a Medal ; Ditto whole length ditto ; Moncornet, Sir Thomas Wyatt, Cardinal Wolsey, &c. — 139 Seven, Sir Thomas More, by Houbraken ; Richard Sutton, foun- der of Brazenose College Oxford ; Thomas Dowcre, Knicrht of St. John of Jerusalem ; William Butts, Sir Thomas Wyatt, and Ludovicus Vives — 140 Eight, Mr. Morett, Goldsmith to Henry the Eighth, Winken- deworde, Richard Pinson, Richard Grafton, Reynold Wolf, four celebrated Printers, pen and ink Drawings ; Catherine Bullen, aunt and governess to the unfortunate Queen of that name; and the Lady Guildford, by Hollar —141 Six, Charles the Fifth, Emperor of Germany ; Ditto Historical ditto, with his Empress ; Ditto Ferdinand the First, Emperor of Germany, and Francis the First, King of France, &c. —142 Nine, Francis the First, wood cut ; Wilham Posiel, William De Croy, Simon Gryneus, John Sleidan, Andrew Hyperi- cus, &c. ^ ^ 143 One, Anthony Perrenot, by Werrix, fine and very RARE. 144 Four, Cornelius Aggrippa, John Rantzeau, and C. De Longue.i ^7 y. /- ,?. <5 — x/ _ -^- 8 Engraved British PoiHraits, — Reign of Edward VI- 145 Fourteen, the Life of St. Ignatius Loyola, With his portrait, by Wierx 146 Five, Ignatius Loyola, by Wierx, &c. • 141 Three, Peter Ronsarcl, by Boulonois, 6cc. Engraved British For traits, —Reign of Edward VI. 148 One, Edward the Sixth, presenting the Charter of Bridewell Hospital to the Lord Mayor, &c. beautiful proof 149 Six Dresses from the reign of Richard the Second to the end ot Henry the Eighth, one of which, a Drawing, very curious 150 Nine, Edward the Sixth, and Historical Account of his leign 131 Two, Edward the Sixth presenting the Charter of Bridwell Hospital, with the Habit of a Blue-coat Boy of Clwist s Hos- pital, and an Account of the former Picture, by G. Vertue, both beautifully coloured , / . 152 Five, Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset, with Historical Account ; John Russell, Earl of Bedford ; Thomas Seymour, Baron of Sudley, the unfortunate Lord High Admiral, with Historical Account ; William Herbert, Earl of Pembroke, with Historical Account ; and Edward Courtenay, the accom- plished but unfortunate Earl of Devonshire, &c. 153 Nine, Archbishop Cranmer, Nicholas Ridley, Bishop of Lon- don ; Hugh Latimer, Bishop of Worcester ; Lhomas Goode- rick. Bishop of Ely ; Lord Chancellor to Edward the Sixth ; the burning of Bishop Ridley, &c. . 154 Four of John Bale, Bishop of Ossory, in Ireland, and one ot the first English Dramatic Writers 155 One Sir Thomas Smith, Dean of Carlisle, wood cut, curious 156 One, Doctor Chambers, Physician to Henry the Eighth, by Hollar, extra fine and rare 151 Two, Sir Thomas Chaloner, by R. Earlom, one a proof 158 Two, Sir Thomas Chaloner, one a proof 159 Five, Jerome Cardan, Cardinal Beaton, &c. wnth Biographical 160 Ei^^Pemr Martyr, Paul Fagius, the burning of Bucer and Eaffius’s Bones, Martin Bucer, John Alasco, &c. ^161 Seven, Sir Thomas Smyth, Secretary of State to Edward the Sixth and Queen Elizabeth ; Sir John Cheke, Tutor to Ea- ward the Sixth ; Sir Robert Bowes, Master of the Rolls to Edward the Sixth ; Seymour the Regent, Duke of Somerset; Sir George Barnes, Lord Mayor of London, 1552; Doctor Caius, Physician to Edward the Sixth; and George Buchan- nan, the celebrated Scotch Poet 162 Six, Sir Thomas Smyth, William Hervy N°iToy, Tchn Cheke, Hans Holbein, very fine ; the Lady Jane Grey and Henry the Second, King of France, by Monn, very fane 9 Second Day’s Sale. f ENGRAVED BRITISH PORTRAITS. Queen Mary^ and the Period in which she reigned. 163 Three, Maiy Queen of England, with Historical Account of "" her Reign 164 Four, Queen Mary and Fhlip the Second, v/itk MS. Account 165 Six, Henry Fitzallen, Earl of Arundel!, the first Person who introduced a Coach in England ; Thomas Howard, Earl of Surrey, afterwards Duke of Norfolk ; Edward Courtnay, Earl of Devonshire, with Historical Account ; Henry Rad-» cliff, Earl of Sussex | and Cardinal Pole . ^166 Nine, the five martyred Bishops, in ovals, in a whole sheet ; Bernard Gilpin, with Historical Account ; John Bradford, John Rogers, Laurence Saunders, all burnt for the Protestant Religion, by the bigoted Mary and her persecuting Bishops ; and John Knox, the Scotch Reformer, who escaped the flames by a timely flight — 167 Four, Sir Thomas Pope, founder of Trinity College, Oxford ; ditto, with a View of the College ; and Thomas White, founder of St.John’s, in the same University _ 168 Five, John Caius, founder of Gonnevilie and Caius College, Cambridge; John Heywood, wood cut; Antonio More, Joas Van Cieeve, and Edward Courtenay, Earl of Devon- shire 169 Two, of Coins, with curious MS. Letter from Browne Willis to George Vertue, giving an Account of Scottish Gold and Silver Coins 170 One, Albert and Isabella, Clara Eugenia, Gover- nors OF THE Low Country, whole lengths, fine and very rare 171 Three, Princess Elizabeth (before she was Queen), one of which is a most beautiful Miniature by Nicholasjtlylliard, the Mas- ter of the celebrated Isaac Oliver ^ 172 One, Thomas Cranmer, by George Vertue, beautiful proof <3. —173 One, William Herbert, Earl of Pembroke, Gene- ral OF THE Queen’s Forces and Governor of Ca- lais, BY S. Passe, extra fine and rare B 10 Engramd British Portraits, 174 ^ 17 5 176 177 178 — 179 Two, Lady Jane Grey beheaded by Queen Mary in 1553, one of them fine and rare Four, Lady Jane Grey, with her History, and the elegant Poem by Dr. Young, on the Force of Religion, or Vanquished Love Two, the Duke of Alva, Governor of the* Low Country, his Cruelties there, and Portrait of the Prince of Orange, by Wierx One, William Prince of Orange, by Deeff, fine AND rare Five, Dresses in the Reign of Queen Mary, Ferdinand Duke of Alva, three different, with MS. and Historical Account of him and his Cruelties Three, Adrianus Junius, by Allardt, &c. Evgraved Brit'rh Portraits. — 3^iieen Elizaheth^ and the Period^ in which she rdgned, /aS 180 Twelve, Portraits of Queen Elizabeth, View of London as in her time'. Coins of her reign, her Monument in Westminster Abbey, Biographical Anecdotes and principal Occurrences relating to herself and times ^.-41 — 181 One, Queen Elizabeth, by Hondius, fine 182 One, Queen Elizabeth between the Pillars, extra FINE AND RARE 183 One, Queen Elizabeth in the magnificent Dress SHE WENT TO St. PaUL’s, TO RETURN THANKS FOR THE DEFEAT OF THE SPANISH ArMADA, AFTER ISAAC OLI- VER, BY Crispin Van Depasse, a most brilliant Impression, extra rare — 184 Three, Queen Elizabeth, by Faithorne, Marshall, and Watts 185 One, Queen Elizabeth’s Procession TO Hunsdon House Herts, beautifully coloured from the original Picture by Vertue A. 186 Nine, Queen Elizabeth, by Marshall, &:c. some curious _ z. — 187 Five, Mary Queen of Scots, by Vertue, 6cc. with two Views of Dunkeld and BortlTyvick Castle ; also, some curious Histo- rical Anecdotes relating to her ^ . — 188 One, Mary Queen of Scots, and her Son James the Sixth, whole length, by Bartqlozzi, fine proof 189 Five, Mary Queen of Scots, by Houbraken ; ditto, from John- stoni ; ditto w^hole ler|gth, by Bosse ; Francis the Second, King of France, and James the Sixth of Scotland, wood cut 190 Eight, Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex; Robert Earl of Essex,' the Parliament General; View of Nonsuch Palace, Le Comte d’Arundell, 1559 ; Three of Dudley, Earl of Leicester, and Thomas Ratchfi^ Earl of Sussex Q. Elizabeth, and the Period m which she reigned. 1 1 191 Eleven, Matthew Stewart Earl of Lenox, with his Countess and youngest Son ; the Earl of Morton, Regent of Scotland ; Sir Henry Sidney, Walter Earl of Essex, Robert his son, Russel Earl of Bedford, the Earl of Pembroke, the Earl of Warwick, the Earl of Effingham, and Hamilton Earl of Arran 192 One, Mary Queen of Scots and her son James the Sixth, a most beautiful and highly finished Drawing from the original Picture by Vertue 193 Two, the Battle of Carberry Hill between the unfortunate and I beautiful Mary and her unnatural and rebellious Subjects, one I of which the original Drawing y , 194 One, Mary Queen of Scots and her infant Son, » WHOLE length, LaGNET EXCUDIT, EXTRA RARE 6 . 195 One, Mary Queen of Scots, in an oval signature, ! P. M. extra rare and very fine k— 196 One, Mary Queen of Scots, aged 44, anno 1583, Cross I ON HER Bosom, C. Visscher excudit, extra fine and ‘ VERY RARE 197 One, Mary Queen of Scots, with distant View of her Execu- ;| tion, Cowey sculpit, very fine 198 One, Mary Queen of Scots, Hurer fecit, fine and rare^ 199 One, Mary Queen of Scots, Vignettes of her Execution, with Latin Verses underneath, De Liew fecit, fine and rare 200 Two, Henry Lord Daniley, Holbrock sculp, very rare, ditto by ^ Vertue - 4 - -- fOl One, an original Drawing, whole lengths, of Henr y Stewart, Lord Darnley, aged 17, and his Brother Charles Stewart, aged 6, with the original Pe- digree of the Branch of the name of Stewart, Earl of Lenox, in MS. extremely curious 202 One, Lord Darnley’s Cenotaph, or Tomb, beauti- fully coloured 203 Four, Paulet Marquis of Winchester, Lord Burleigh, from the Bishop’s Bible, &c. 204 One, the Court of Wards and Liveries, beautifully coloured, with the Account of the same yf 205 One, the High and Mightie Prince Thomas Lord Ho- ward, Duke ofNorfolk4EarleofSurrey,andEarle Marshall of England, Lord Mowbray Segrave, and Brusse of Gore, and Knight of the most Ho- nourable Order of the Garter, and of St. Mi- chael, HE deceased 1572, THE 2D OF JUNE, UNDER AN Arch, with his Arms in corresponding Arch, very fine, and extremely rare — 206 One, a Tracing from the above of the Portrait only '6 ■ - 207 One, the Pedigree of the Howard Family, inscribed IS Engraved British Poi'traitSi TO THE SURVIVING AND TOP BRANCHES OF THIS NOBLE Stock of the Howards, extremely rare and cu- rious //. //__ 208 One, the Right Honourable the Earle of Essex, &c. Earle Marschall of England, &c. and now Lord General of her Majesties Forces in Ire- land, with Ornaments, Trophies, &c. William Rogers, sculp, fine and rare 209 One, the Procession of Queen Elizabeth to Hunsdon House, Herts, fine 210 One, Illustris Princeps Jacobus Stewart Dux Lenox Comes March, Dominus Darnley, &c. in an Oval, remarkably fine and rare, with an Account of the Stewarts, Dukes of Lenox 211 One, George Clifford, Earle of Cumberland, 1586, armed for a Tournament as Champion foi^ Queen Elizabeth, whole length, extra fine and very rare One, the Right Honourable the Lord Munjoy Blunt, curious border on extra plate, by M. DROEstHOUT,. extremely FINE AND RARE 213 One, Installation and Procession of the Knights of the Garter, curious, G. Simpson, sculpit / / — 214 Eight, Matthew Parker, Archbishop of Canterbury; Edmund Grindal, ditto ; John Whitgift, ditto ; Sandy’s, Archbishop of York ; Alymer, Bishop of London ; and John Jewell, Bishop of Salisbury, &c. ’ 215 Seven, Lesly, Bishop of Ross; William Aubrey, Alexander , Nowel, Laurence Humphreys, John Reynolds^ and William Whitaker Seven, David Whitehead, Edward Deering, two of Doctor Fulek, Thomas Holland, and two of Richard Hooker, by ^ Faithorne, 6cc. ^ 217 Ten, Two of John More, two of Henry Smith, William Per- kins, Richard Rogers, Thomas Brightman, Thomas Cart- wright, John Fox, and John Knox 218 Three, Two of Cardinal Allen and Thomas Staplyton - 219 Three, Thomas Becon, wood cuts. Sec. / S ^6 22 Q One, Hugh Price of Jesus College, Oxford, by G. Vertue, fine and scarce ^ 221 Thirty-three Portraits of the principal Persons concerned in the grand Reformation and Separation from the Church of Rome, with curious original Manuscript History relating to them, by the Reverend James Grainger, and never publiSied ^ ^ 222 Two, Robert Southwell and Alphonsus Hernandez, Jesuits, fine and very rare 6 223 Two, Edmundius Campianus and Jo. Cornelius Angl us, Jesuits, very fine and extra rare 2 . Elizaheih, and the Period in which she reigned. 13 — 224 One, Edmund Campian, half length, a Dutch print, scarce 225 Two, Alexander Briant and Thomas Cottam, Jesuits, veiy fine and extra rare -- 226 Twelve, the Life and Death of Mr. Edmund Jennings, Priest, crowned with Martrydome at London, the 10th Day of No- vember 1591, with the History, extremely rare and curious 227 Three, Roger Filcox, Francis Page, and Dominick Collins, Jesuits, extra fine and very rare 228 One, Sir Thomas Smith, Knight, Embassador to the GREAT Emperor OF Russia, Simon Passe, sculp, fine AND RARE ^^—229 One, William Barclay, a Scotchman, and famous Civilian in the Reign of Henry the Fourth of France, with Eight Coats of Arms, by C. Demal- LERY, FINE AND RARE 230 One, ditto, C. Meilan fecit, scarce 231 One, Sir Philip Sidney, whole length, beautifully coloured from the original picture 232 Five, Sir Philip Sidney, by R. Elstrack, &c, /r— 233 Three, Sir Francis and Sir Horace Vere, by Faithorne and Gay- ' wood 234 Three, Sir John Ogle, by Faithorne; Captain Christopher Car- leill and the same, from* the Horologia One, Sir Francis Drake, Globe under an Arch, FINE AND SCARCE 236 Five, Sir Francis Walsingham, with Historical Account; Sir Nicholas Throgmorton ; Francis, Lord Bacon,, in a Title- Page; and Sir Thomas Bodley, founder of the Bodleian Library 237 Eight, Sir Walter Mildmay, Sir Nicholas Bacon, Sir James Dyer, Sir Edmund Anderson, John Clench, and Edmund. Plowden i// 238 Six, Sir Philip Sidney, by Houbraken ; ditto, whole length, by Vertue; Sir James Hales; Sir Walter Rawleigh ; the Earl of Nottingham ; and Sir Francis Drake, from an original picture 9 ^ 239 Five, Sir Francis Drake, ditto by Houbraken, Sir John Haw- kins, Sir Walter Rawleigh, &c. 240 Five, Admiral Sir John Hawkins, Sir Martin Frobisher, Kt. &:c. by Boissard, and from the Horologia 241 Four, Sir Humphrey Gilbert, Kt. and Captain Thomas Caven- dish, by Boissard, and from the Horologia 242 Three, Captain Thomas Cavendish with the Terrestrial Globes, Ferdinand Magellan, 5cc. fine and scarce ^ ~ 243 One, Sir Thomas Gresham, by George Vertue, proof 244 One, the Royal Exchange, With Portrait of Sir Thomas Gres- ham, by Hollar, fine and scarce }4 Engraved British Portraits. 6 245 One, the Royal Exchange, by Hollar, proof be- FORE THE Portrait of Gresham was inserted, extra fine and rare ^^ 6 ^- 246 One, View of the Royal Exchange, byG. Vertue, ETCFIED PROOF—RARIS m- it J C* /a — 247 Three, Sir Edwin Sandys, proof ; Sir Henry Tirrell ; and Sir Richard Shelly 248 One, Peter Livens, J. C. sculp, extremely scarce ^ 4 . - 249 One, Tohn Donne the Poet, by Marshall, extremely fine 250 Five, Queen Elizabeth, Richard Hey dock, Maik Ridley, Xho<* mas Gale and John Hall t 251 Six, Sir George Baker, Edmund Spencer, William bhakspeare. Sir Philip Sidney, Geoffrey Chaucer, &c. /■32 Four, Sir Philip Sidney (whole length) ; Sir John Harrington ; George Buchannan ; and James Crichton, the greatest genius of his age, and, on account of his superior abilities, named the Admirable Crighton 253 One, Mark Alexander Boyd, with curious emblems oi his va- rious accomplishments, in a circle, extremely /(^-6 254 Six portraits in one sheet, the Astrologers, Roger Bacon, ccc, 255 Three, John Blagrave, Roger Ascham, and Thomas Whithorn, 256 257 f — 258 y-/— 259 260 261 (P 262 263 264 265 — 266 , — 267 3 ^ ^-^268 Four^'^Ralph Brooke, William Lambarde, John Stowe, bjt Vertue, &c. One, Humphrey Lloyd, by Faber, very fine and extremely rare Two, Sir Thomas Bodley and John Gerrard, fine and scarce Ten of Artists, Isaac Oliver, &c. Four of Printers, John Day, &:c. wood cu^ One, Alicia Spencer Countess of Derby, wIth her Descent and Armorial Bearings, fine and ex- tremely rare Four of Ladies, Alice, daughter of John Sherman, Esq. by Two the upright man Nicholas Blunt, and the Counterfeit Cranke Nicholas Jennings, Old Scarlet the Grave-Digger Four, Frances Duchess of Suffolk, and Adrian Stokes her ^cond husband, Frances Sidney Countess of Sussex, Anne Uston, and Cicely Wilford, &c. Three, the Emperor Rudolph, by Wierx, &c. i i u One, the Due de Biron, Marechal de France, on horseback, by Adolffz, extremely fine • i 'fc/rc Four, Duede Biron and Charles the Ninth of France, with MS. Note and other Historical Anecdotes Four foreigners. Queen of Navarre, &c. by W.erx, fine and scarce, with an Account of the Massacre of Pans Q, Elizabeth^ and the Period in which she reigned, 1 5 269 Two, Caspar Count of Coligny and his Lady, by DelfF, very fine i'— 270 Six, Henry the Fourth of France, &c. by Deleu 'I ^ 271 One, Henry the Fourth of France, superbly dressed, overcoming the Hydra of Faction, by Gaultier, fine and scarce 272 Four, Henry the Fourth of France, &c. by Wierx and Delcu ^- 5 ^- 273 Four, Henry the Fourth of France, by Granthome, &c. ^_274 Four, Henry the Fourth of France, by Simon Passe, bcc. j»_275 One, Francis Ravillac, the assassin of Henry the Fourth of France, with curious Vignettes of his Torture, Execution, &c. rare and curious 276 Two, Henry the Fourth of France and Mary de Medicis h?--277 One, Henry the Fourth of France hunting in a Forest, a most superb and beautiful Print, by Fornezery, extremely brilliant and very rare 278 Three Historical, of Henry the Fourth of France, by Gaultier, very fine ^ 279 Six foreigners, Duke of Alen^on, &c. ^^^280 One, Christian Friis, Chancellor of Denmark, extremely fine and rare -281 Six foreigners, Dubartas, &c. 282 Six ditto, Peter Molineus, &c. if- 283 Five ditto, Daniel Heinsius, &c. <'r^ 284 Two, Janus Gruterius, fine and scarce ^ — 2$5 One, Abraham Ortellius, in a curious Map, surrounded with Erublems from the Sacred History, very curious ^^-'286 One, Mathias de Lobei, by Delaram, fine and very rare 281 Six foreigners, Qharles Ciusius, &c. Engraved British Portraits,— Reign of James I. ^ 288 Eight, James the First, and Historical Account of his Reign ^^289 One, James the First, Anne of Denmark his Queen, whole lengths, with Prince Henry and Genea- logical Tree of the Stewart’s Right to the Crown of England, from Edward the Fourth and Margaret Countess of Richmond, mhole sheet, very fine, and extremely rare and curious //jj.^7290 One, the Royal Progenie of our most sacred King James, by the grace of God King of E. S. F, and I, descended from the victorious King Henry the Seventh and Elizabeth his Wife, wherein the two divided Families were united together; FOURTEEN CURIOUS PORTRAITS IN OvALS; IN A Genealogical Tree of Descent, w'ith Armorial Bearings, viz. Henry the Seventh, Elizabeth ti) t:) 15 Engraved British Portraits. ot* York, James the Fourth, Margaret eldest Daughter to Henry the Seventh, Archibald Douglas Earl of Angus, James the Fifth, Mary Sister to the Duke of Guise, Margaret mar- ried TO Mathew Steward, Mathew Steward Earl of Lenox, Mary Queen of Scotland, Francis the Second, Henry Lord Darnley, James the First and Anne Daughter to Frede- rick King of Denmark ; Benjamin Wright fecit. Comp. Holland excudit 1619, whole sheet, fine and extra rare r tt • 291 Two, James the First, whole length. With Arms of the Union, and James the Sixth King of Scotland^ very fine 92 One, James the First, from the Cieling at Whitehall 93 One, James the First, whole length, by Simon Passe, extra fine — 294 f One, the high and mighty Prince James, King of Great Britain, France, and Ireland, 6cc. on HORSEBACK, WITH CURIOUS ViEW OF LoNDON AND Southwark, and four Verses. «« Behold the shadow of Great-Britain’s king. Whose fame throughout the world the Muses sing ; Heavens grant they happy days may never end, “ Since, on thy life, millions of lives depend.” ^ ^ Francis Delaram sculpit, Compton Holland cxcudit, Londini, HALF SHEET, EXTRA FINE AND VERY RARE ' 295 Three, James the First, by Crispin Depasse, Kilian, See. ^ 296 Three, James the First, from the Vox Populi, See.; James the First on his Throne, the people offering up their hearts ; another, in a triangle, with his Progeny supported by our Saviour, and a Frontispiece to his Translation of David’s Psalms V t 1 - rr^- 297 Two, James the First from Truth brought to hght by Time ; and Frontispiece to Hooker’s Ecclesiastical Politic, with the Period of Mourning, a curious tract, by Henry Peacham 298 One Historical, James the First, with a View of A Town in Holland, various Military Figures, Armorial Trophies, &c. half sheet, rare and curious 299 One, James the First sitting in Parliament, with Prince Charles when Duke of York, surrounded BY the Chancellor, Lord Treasurer and the prin- cipal Nobility of the Time, with innumerable Armorial Bearings, whole sheet, Reynold Els- track sculpit, fine and extra rare 500 Three, James the First, Queen Elizabeth, and Prince Charles ; Title to Smith’s Virginia i Ditto, James the First, from the Reign of James /. 17 Discovery of the Gunpowder Plot ; and James the First, sitting in Parliament, from Time’s Storehouse, fine and rare ^01 One, Anne Regina Scotorum with Prince Henry, WHOLE length, FINE AND VERY RARE /^--6 302 One, Anne of Denmark, Queen of James the First, FOUR VERSES Great Empress of the North, admired Queene, Like Anne in England, hath not yet been seen. The daughter, wife, and sister to a king ; “ Greatness and goodness from thy Grace doth spring. HALF SHEET, VERY FINE AND EXTRA RARE •T — 303 Six, Anne of Denmark, Queen of James the First, from John- ston’s Inscriptions, fine Third Day’s Sale. ENGRAVED BRITISH PORTRAITS. Reign of James L continued. - 304 Four, Prince Henry, son of James, whole lengths, &c. armed for a Tournament, with curious and original MS. Account 305 One, the Herse and Representation of our late HIGH and mighty Henry, Prince of Wales, &c. FOUR Latin and English Verses, byGeorge Chap- man, William Hole sculpit, half sheet, fine and extra rare . . . 306 Three, the Most Illustrious Charles, Prince of Great- Britain and Ireland, &c. fine and rare — 307 Five, Charles, Prince of Wales^ &c. by Crispin Passe, occ. scarce • i • 308 Five by Simon Passe, James the First and Queen with their Royal Progeny, from silver plates, fine and scarce 309 One, Elizabeth Queen of Bohemia, very fine, by DelfF -310 One, Queen of Bohemia, by Boleswert, superbly dressed, fine and scarce ^11 One, Queen of Bohemia, superbly dressed, with pearls and jewels, fine and rare 812 One, Frederick King of Bohemia and Elizabeth his Queen, two ovals, Moncornet fecit, fine and rare ^ Si3 One, Prince Henry revived, a Poem, by Henry Peacham, With the Portrait of Henry Frederic Count Palatine, scarce C 1 18 E/ig?'aved British Portraits, 314 Two, the Progeny of the most renowned Prince James King of Great Britain, Fiance, and Ireland, with English Verses' by John Webster, fine and very rare // ^-6 315 One, James the First, Anne of Denmark, Prince Henry, Prince Charles, the King and Queen of Bohemia, with their Progeny; half sheet, by William Passe, extra fine and very rare «---^’^-S 16 One, Thomas Egerton Baron Ellesmere, Lord Chancellor to James the First, by Simon Passe, rare 6 317 Four, Robert Cecil Earle of Salisbury, Stock sculp, one from the Horologia ; and two Views of Hatfield House, Herts c? 31 g One, View of Audley End, by Winstanley, fine and rare ^ 319 Two, Henry Montague Earle of Manchester, byDelaram, See. fine and scarce 320 Two, Edward Somerset Marquis of Worcester, by Simon Passe, &:c. scarce y - 321 One, Henry Earle of Oxford, Viscount Bulbeck, ^ &C. FINE AND SCARCE; SOLD B Y CoMPTON HoLLAND 6 322 One, Charles Earle of Nottingham, Lord High Admiral, by Simon Passe, fine and rare 323 Two, George Villiers Duke of Buckingham, William Marshall sculpit, fine and rare ■7^324 Two, George Villiers Duke of Buckingham, by DelfF, very fine 325 One, Ludovick Duke of Lenox, by Simon Passe, fine AND RARE V. — 326 One, James Hamilton Marquis of Hamilton, whole length, by Droeschouf, fine and rare j .< p . / o . o One, Ludovick Duke of Richmond, whole length, by John Barra, extra fine and very rare A 328 One, Robert Carr Earle of Somerset and Frances his Wife, whole lengths, fine and rare 329 One, Francis Manners Earle of Rutland, Baron Ross; SOLD by Thomas Jenner, fine and scarce . vr. ^ 330 One, Henry Wriothsley Earle of Southampton (the Friend and Patron of the immortal Shak- speare), Simon Passe sculpit, fine and extra RARE 331 One, Henry Percy Earle of Northumberland, confined fifteen years in the Tower, supposed TO have been concerned in the Gun-Powder Plot, by Delaram, fine and rare 332 One, the most noble Robert Earle of Essex and Ewe, Earle Marshall of England, Viscount He- reford AND Bourgchier, Lord Ferres of Chart- ley, &c. &c. 1601, ON horseback. Battle in the distance, Shipping, &c. a most brilliant Impres- sion, AND VERY RARE Reign of James I. 19 335 Three, Philip and Thomas Earles of Arundell, by Moncornet and Houbraken, fine — 334. One, Richard Sackville Baron Buckhurst, by Simon Passe, rare 235 One, John Dicey Earle of Bristol, fine and rare 336 One, Robert Lord Lisle, by Simon Passe, fine and rare ^ 337 One, William Knollis Viscount Wallingford, sold BY John Hind, rare — 338 One, John Lord Lumley, from Sandford, scarce - 339 Three, Edmund Lord Sheffield ; John Lord Harrington, wood cut ; and one ditto from the Horologia ^^^340 One, James Lord Hay Baron Seley, by Simon Passe, fine and rare 7 341 One, Sir Charles Blunt Baron Mountjoy, by Valentine Green, ^ • very fine 342 Six, George Abbot Bp. of Canterbury, Lord Hay, and Lord De- puty Chichester, See, ^^•■^ 343 Six, Mathew Hutton Arch Bp. of York, and John King Bp. of London, &c. - 344 Eleven, George Mountaine Arch Bp. of York, Johnjegon, See. Sec. — 345 Four, Henry Robinson, Francis Godwin, Bp. Overal, Sec. 7 .-- 346 Six, Robert Abbott Bp. of Salisbury, Carlton Bp. of ChU Chester, &c. ' 347 Three, Bp. Williams, by Delaram, Sec. — 348 Four, John Boys Dean of Canterbury, Doctor Donne, by Droe- schout, Payne, apd Hollar — 349 Four, Fancis White, John White, and Antonius de Dominus, by Coxon, Delff, &c. -- 350 Four, Richard Middleton, Andrew Willet, and Henry Airey, by Elstrack, &c. ^ 351 Five, William Slater, Doctor Sutton, John Hart, &c. ^^.__-352 Three, Robert Boulton, Samuel Purchas, from his Pilgrims, &c. scarce 353 Eight, Richard Wightwick, Andrew Scott, Richard Rogers, &c. y 354 Six, Thomas Wilson, William Pemble, John Dod, and Hugh Broughton, by Cross, Sec. -i5c_ 355 Three, William Ames, Abraham Aurelius, and the Jesuits in Council 356 Two, Edward Oldcorn and Henry Garnet, Jesuits, fine and scarce 357 Four, Sir Ralph Winwood and Toby Mathews, by Hondlus, Gammon, Sec. 358 One, Sir Thomas Smith, Ambassador from his Ma- jesty King James the First to the great Empe- ror OF Russia, fine and scarce 20 Engraved British Poi'traits 359 Four, Sir Dudlej Carleton, Sir Anthony and Robert Shirley, and Sir William Trumbull, proof — 360 Jour, Richard Percival, Esq. Sir JohnHanbury, Sir Thomas Egerton, Sir Francis Bacon, with original from the Rev. James Grainger ^ 361 Four, Sir Francis Bacon, Lord Coke, and Sir Henry Montagu, ^ scarce 362 One, Sir Julius C^sar, Master of the Rolls to James the First; Elstrack sculpit, very fine AND rare 363 Four, Sir Henry Hobart, Sir James Ley, Sir George Croke, and Sir Francis More, by Payne, Faithorne, &c. 364 Six, Michael Dalton, James Craig, Adam Blackwood, and Lord Chichester, &c. 365 Two, Sir Horace Vere, by Faithorne, &c. 366 One, Captain William Fairfax, Droeschout sculp. FINE AND RARE //■//'O 367 One, Sir Henry Rich, by William Passe, extra fine AND VERY rare 368 One, Arthurus Severus Nonsuch Otoole, extra rare AND VERY FINE .V - 369 One, Sir Thomas Fairfax, View of a Town and Shipping, &c. fine and scarce ^ 370 Three, Captain John Smith, scarce 6 371 Two, Sir Hugh Middleton and the Opening of the New River Head, fine and rare 372 Four, Sir Richard Spencer, Sir Philip Parker, and Sir William Wedel, fine and rare / 373 Six, Sir William Segar, Sir Thomas Harley, Thomas Sutton, Esq. &c. fine 374 Five, Thomas Sutton, Esq. Nicholas Wadham, Thomas Tes- dale, &;c. y, 375 Seven, Alderman Leate, Doctor Butler, &c. 376 Three, Robert Fludd, John Anthony, &c. 377 Three, Gilbert Jack, Helkiah Crooke, and John Milton 378 Six, William Shakspeare, by Droeschout ; the House at Stratford in which he was born ; and Stratford Church in which he was buried - 379 Two, Ben Jonson, by Elder and Vaughan, fine and rare /f— 380 Four, Ben Jonson, by Vertue ; Francis Beaumont, by ditto; John Fletcher, by ditto; and Doctor Donne, by Lombart 381 Three, Michael Drayton the Poet, and Samuel Daniel ditto, by Hole and Cockson ^382 One, SirThomas Overbury, Five Verses, Simon Passe sculp, very fine and rare - 383 Five, Sir Thomas Overbury, by Simon Passe, &c. 384 One, George Chapman, from the Title to his Frogs AND Mice, by William Passe, fine and rare Reign of James /. 21 — 3S5 Three, Chapman the Poer, Joshua Sylvester, and John Owen 3S6 Two, George Wither, by Hole and Delaram 387 Five, Ralph Ruggle, Taylor, the Water Poet, copie and ori- ginal 388 One, James the First, Four Latin Lines, fine and RARE — 389 Two, Maria Sidney, Countess of Pembroke, by Courbes, &c. 390 Six, John Barclay and Sir Francis Bacon, &c. y /-6 391 Three, Sir Walter Rawdeigh, by Venue, with a curious original Letter of Sir Weaker Rawleigh’s, View of the Towert by Hollar, &c. ^ — 392 Four, William Camden, by Gaywood, WTite, &c, 393 Two, Sir John Heyward, by Payne and Passe 394 One, Sir John Wynne of Gwidyr, by Vaughan, very^ FINE AND EXTRA RARE 395 Six, Thomas Allen, Aaron Rathborne, William Burton and Sir William Segar 396 Six, Sir Thomas Roe, by Vertue, Tom Coryat, by Hole, &c. .jz- — 397 Four, W. Evats, Sampson Leonard, John Florins, and^John Robins 398 Two, William Ligthgow, the Traveller, with his SufFerings, wood cuts 399 Six of Artists, Peter Oliver, Window in New College, richly illuminated 400 Five of Artists, Francois Quesnel, Hoefneagle, &c. 401 Two of Writing Masters, Davies of Hereford, and Martin Bil- hngsby, with Seventy- eight curious Autographs of eminent Persons ^ — 402 Thirteen, Portrait of Inigo Jones, View of Whitehall and Old St. Paul’s, by Hollar, very fine 403 One, Frances Dutchess of Richmond, by Delaram, FINE AND RARE One, Frances Dutchess of Richmond, small octavo, SCARCE, WITH MANUSCRIPT AcCOUNT ^ 405 One, Catharine M ARCHioNEss OF Buckingham (Wife OF George ViLLiERs Duke of) in an engraved Bor- der, BY Magdalena Passe, extra fine and rare . — 406 Qne, Catharine Marchioness of Buckingham, by De- laram, FINE AND SCARCE 407 One, Elizabeth Lady Cavendish, by Vertue, fine 408 One, Lucey Countess of Harrington, by Simon Passe, fine and rare 409 One, Frances Countess OF Somerset, BY Simon Passe, FINE AND RARE 410 Five, Elizabeth Drury, Catherine, Daughter of Sir John God- win, Dorothy Wadham, &c. 411 One, Anne Bill, by Simon Passe, fine and rare 22 Engraved British Portraits. 412 One, Matoaka, alias Rebecca, by Simon Passe, fine AND RARE 413 One, Lady Arabelea Stewart, G. W. sculp, fine AND RARE 414 One, the Countess of Desmond, by Hall, a proof 4^5 One, Thomas Perca% the Gun-Powder Conspirator, by Crispin Depasse, fine and extra rare Three, two of William Harvey (friend of Cowley the Poet), and Arthur Godwin, after Vandyck, by Gulst One, Tames Calthorpe, Gent. Armorial Bearings, &c. OF Basham in the County of Norfolk, in 1642; brilliant impression, very rare One, John Lamotte, Esa. Citizen of London born 1st OF May, 1577, and deceased July 13, 1655, most brilliant impression, extra rare One ditto ditto, brilliant proof ; probably uNiaUE One, the Phoenix of these late Times, or the Life OF Mr. Henry Welby, Esquire, who lived at his HOUSE IN Grub-Street, forty-four tears, and was in that space never, seen by any, aged eighty-four, with his Portrait, extra fine and VERY RARE Yr t ^ Three, Sir William Dick, of Braid, YOST OF Edinburgh and an eminent Merchant ^FIRST, PROUDLY MOUNTED ON HORSEBACK, bHIP- PiNG, Army and Town in the Back Ground— SECOND, IN PRISON WITH HIS WiFE, SURROUNDED T THE Officers of Justice— third, Dead in Prison. Brilliant Impression. Prefixed is a History of THIS factious and VIOLENT ReGICIDE ScOTCH COVE- NANTER, WHOSE FATE AND MISERABLE END IN tjAOL WAS A JUST Punishment on him, for his un^at RAL Rebellion against one of the best of Kings. Very rare, and with the Pamphlet, probably UNIQUE % 2 36 Engraved Bfitish Portraits. 610 One, John Digby Earle of Briistol, described by Grainger as an anonymous Print of a man, in HIS OWN Hair, withWiskers and a picked Beard, A plain Coat resembling buff, a Shoulder-knot OF STRIPED Ribbon, &c. W. Hollar fecit, 1644. This Print is not described in the Catalogue OF Hollar's Works. Extra fine and very rare 611 One, Henry Colhurst, with Helmet by his side. Hollar fecit, 1644; very fine and extra rare ^ — 612 One, Edward Calver, Gent, who went from South- wark TO Calais in France, July 17th, 1620, and BACK again the SAME DaY. He SET OUT AT ThREE in THE Morning, and returned about Eight in THE Evening ; Hollar fecit ; extra fine 613 Four, Francis Haw^kins, George Wackherlin, Sir Benjamin Rudyard, by Hollar ; and ditto, by Payne 614 Two, Sir William Balfour? Kt. from Heath's Chronicle ; and ditto, by Glover 615 One, the true and lively portraiture of Endi- mion, Porter, of his Majesty's Bed-chamber, Esq. AFTER Dobson, by Faithorne, very fine and ex- tra RARE - 616 Tw^o, James Peter Hunter, by Pontius; and Conradus Ruten, by Coelmans, fine 617 Two, Charles the First, by Marshall and Smith 618 Six, William Harvey, by Houbraken ; Mayerne, by Faber ; Sir Thomas Browne, Philemon Holland, and Bastwick, in Ar- mour, by Cross 619 Five, Bastwick, by Hollar; ditto in Armour, by Cross; Ab- diah Cole and Doctor Reade, by Marshall and Gaywood, with MS. Account 620 Seven, two of Culpepper, physician; R, Morton, M. D. John Woodhall, surgeon; and three of Milton 621 Three Chaucer and eleven Poets, on one sheet ; two of Ccw- Jcy, by Vaughan, &c, ^ - 622 Eight; four of Cowley ; Sir John Wynne ; two of Ben Jonson, by Vaughan, &c. g22 Eight of Poets ; Waller, George Sandys, Cleveland, Suckling, D'Avenant, and Massinger — 624 Two, James Shirley, by Marshall; and Richard Browne, by Cross £125 One, Richard Lovelace, by Hollar, scarce 626 Four, Sir Robert Stapylton, Francis Quarles, John Ogilvy, and a curious Print, by David Hopfer 627 Four, Robert Hey rick, poet ; Sir Francis Woftley, Robert Bar- ron, and Nathaniel Richards Reign of Charles /. 27 ' . ^28 Four, Humphrey Mill, poet ; two Captain Weaver^ and George Wither, by Payne d 629 Six, Sir George Wharton, three of Arthur Johnston ; and two of William Drummond, of Hawthorden, the Scotch Poet, by Gaywood * 6 — fi30 Six, Alexander, Earle of Stirling, Peter Collins, Lord Falkland, and Lord Herbert, by Hollar; two of William Hodson, by Marshall ; and Jertrude More, by R. Lochon 631 Four, Speed, the Historian; Sir Richard Baker, Sir Edward Walker, and Lord Fairfax, bySavry 632 Seven, Thomas Lord Fairfax, by Houbraken; Captain James, the Navigator, in an Oval ; two Indian Views, and Map from his Voyage ; and Sir H. Spelman, by R. W^hite and Faithorne ya- - 633 Three, Sir Henry Spelman; one, by Faithorne; and two ditto, , ver fine ^ - 634 Four, William Somner the Antiquarian; John Weever ditto, : original and copy ; and James Yorke, the Antiquarian Black- • smith ’ r — 635 Two, Sir Kenelm Digby, after Vandyck ; ditto, by Houbraken; ^ , ditto, Title-page ; two of John Parkinson, the Botanist, by 'Marshall; and Wood Cut s?. €36 Five, Sir Henry Wooton, from bis Remains; ditto, from his State of Christendom ; and three of Richard Braithwait, Title- page ‘ / 637 Four, John Hall, by Marshall; John Davies of Kidwelly; and I two of Sir William Cornwallyes ^' 638 Two, Lewis Roberts, by Glover; and Gideon Harvey, by Hortocks ^639 One, JosiAH Ricraft, from his Survey of England’s Champions, Armorial Bearings, Ship in the Back ' Ground, See. fine and very rare ^ 640 Two, anonymous, by Faithorne and Glover, in Ovals, fine ■ ^ 641 One, James Stenier, Merchant OF London, anno 1643, BY Hollar, very brilliant and extra rare ^‘—642 Two, James Stenier, by Hollar, fine proof; and Craenhaels, by ditto, very fine 643 Two, Captain Thompson, by Marshall; and Captain Salton- stal, in a Title-page, by Marshall -644 One, Sir Thomas Urquhart, Kt. of Bray and Udal, 6cc. Baron of Fisherie and CloharbY, &:c, Laird Baron of Cromartie and Heretable Sheriff THEREOF, See. W^HOLE LENQTH, CloAK AND HaT ON Table, Boy presenting a Crown of Laurel. Glo- ver ad vivum delin. 1645, very fine and rare ^^^ —645 Four, Thomas Neale, by Marshall ; Jervaise Markham and jehn Bate, by Giffard — 646 Two, John Babington, by Droeschout ; and Nathaniel Ncy, by HoUar S$ Kngraved British Fortraits. g47 Three, Colonel John Lilburn, by Hollar ; and JohuThompsoiij by ditto, FINE , 648 One> John Dethick, of West Newton, in the County OF Norfolk, Esquire, in an Oval, Lombart sculp. FINE AND VERY RARE 649 Five, Marck Gerrard, by Hollar; Mytens, by Bannerman ; P. Rubens, oval, two of ditto, by Visscher .V.— .650 Two, after Rubens, Justius, Lipsius, Hugo, Grotius, Rubens, his son, by Gregorio ; Rubens’s wife, Elliot 651 Three, original Drawings of Helena Forman the wife of Ru- bens, by Crispin De Passe, with whole length Portrait of a Lady unknown, most exquisitely finished z 652 One, AN ORIGINAL Drawing in black and red Chalk, BY Sir Peter Paul Rubens, of his wife Helena Forman, a most masterly Performance, and a great curiosity c r* u » 653 Four, Portraits of Helena Forman, two Views of Rubens s House and Gardens in Holland, one Landscape and Figures, after the same Artist, brilliant Impressions 654 Six, of Artists, Vandyck, by Vaillaint; Gerrard Segars, by De Jode ; Gerrard on thorst, by Dupont, &c. . t * ^ 655 Seven, ditto Palamedes, by Pontius ; Dobson, by White ; Li- vens, by Voersterman, &c. // 656 Eight, of Artists, two of David Beck, Vandeiborcht, by Hollarr Pollenburg, by Weumens, &c. xr j j 657 Eight, ditto, Torrentius, Dieppenbeck, Stalbent, Vanderdort, Belcamp, Gerbier, Laniere, and Geldorp 653 Ten, ditto. Sir To py Mathews, Petitot, Lasour, Vanderborcht, Stone, Pierce, Inigo Jones, Rogiers, and Vosterman ^ - 659 Six, ditto, Yoerst, Hollar, Lawes, Laniere, and Gouter ^ 660 Two, Writing Masters, Richard Gethin, with specimens of writing Z QQi Two, ditto, Metcalf and Shelton ^ , — 662 One, Elias Allen, a celebrated Mathematician, BY Hollar, fine and rare i ^ i — 663 Four, the Tradescants (Gardners to Charles the Fust) father and son, and James Roelans, by Hollar and Pontius _ 664 Two, Mary Dutchess of Richmond, by Bockman ; and Eliza- beth Dutchess of Richmond, by Hollar 665 One, Elizabeth Villiers, Dutchess of Richmond, bY Hollar, very fine 666 One, Anne Dacres Countess OF Arundell and Sur- rey, patch on her Temple, by Hollar, fine and VERY rare ^ 667 One, Alathea Talbot Countess of Arundell and Surrey, after Vandyck by Hollar, small oval^ very fine and extra rare Reign of Charles L 39 §58 One Thomas Howarj> Earle of Arundell and his LadYj with Terrestrial Globe, after Vandyck BY Vosterman, brilliant Impression, very rare 669 Three, Elizabeth Countess of Kent, from her Publications on Cookery ^ - 670 One, Rachael Countess of Southampton, after Vandyck by Macardell, fine proof yj ^ -671 One, Anne Countess of Bedford (daughter of Carr Earl of Somerset and the celebrated Countess OF Essex) Mezzotinto proof, after Vandyck, ex- tremely rare. ^ -672 One, Margaret Elizabeth Countess of Essex, black Feather in her Ear, by Hollar, scarce €73 One, Dorothy Countess of Suffolk, white Feather IN HER Ear, by Hollar, very fine and extra RARE . <1 -674 Six, Anne Countess of Bedford, by Lombart ; Frances Bridges Countess of Exeter, by Ogborne ; Elizabeth Countess of Devon, Lucy Countess of Carlisle, by fiombart ; ditto, by Ballue ; ditto, by Gunst <^ €75 One, Frances Bridges Countess of Exeter, after Vandyck by, Faithorne, very fine and extra RARE //-.^676 Six, Margaret Countess of Carlisle, Dorothea Countess of Sun* derland, Sophia Countess of Caernarvon, by Lombart ; ditto, by Morin ; Frances Countess of Portland, by Hollar ; ditto, by Alexander Brown i^/'-677 One, Catharine Howard, grand child to Thomas Earl of Arundell, aged 13/ Hollar fecit ad yivum, in an oval, fine and scarce ^€78 Ditto ditto in a square, before the back ground was inserted, very fine and extra rare 7-^679 Two, Catherine Howard, after Vandyck by Lcmellin; and ditto, by De Jode, very fine -680 One, Mary Sole daughter and heiress of the Lord General Fairfax, and wife of George VillierS second Duke of Buckingham, oval private plate, with ms. Account, very rare €81 Four, Catharine wife to Sir Philip Perceval, Jane daughter to Arthur Goodwin, afterwards Lady Wharton, by Van Gunst ; the Marchioness of Wharton, by Earlom and Philidephila, and Elizabeth Wharton her daughters, after Vandyck by Gunst ^ - 682 One, Elizabeth Harvey wife of John Harvey Ick- worth, Treasurer to Queen Catherine, after Vandyck by Hollar ^ 683 One, ditto ditto, fine and rare 40 Engraved British Portraits. €34 One, Susana Temple, the only daughter of Sir , Alexander Temple, Knight, Ladie Thornhurst, Ladie Lister, by Robert White, fine and ex- tremely RARE €85 One, Lady Elizabeth Shirlea" (improperly named by Grainger, TERESIA) a Chaplet of Roses on HER HeADj part of WHICH IS BRAIDED WITH A RoPE OF Pearls, NAKED Breasts, Necklace, &c. after Vandyck by Hollar, very fine and extra rare ^ This Lady was wife to Sir Robert Shirley, the famous Adventurer and Ambassador, and was a Relation of the Queen of Persia, she is said to have fallen in love with Sir Robert for his Valour, which he signalised IN several Engagements with the Turks, DURING his Residence in Persia ^ €86 One, Margaret Smith Vidua, Thomas Cary et uxoa Edoardi Herbert Ee^uiTis, Faithorne sculpit, a I MOST brilliant Impression, and esteemed one of ' THE SCARCEST AND FINEST OF ALL OUR ENGLISH PRINTS a €87 One, DITTO DITTO, MOST BRiLLi ANT Impression 688 Three, Margaret Smith, by Gunst ; Madame Anne Kirk, by Becket ; Anna Wake, by Clouwet - 689 Two, Lucy Sacheverel, by Faithorne, fine and rare 690 Four, Miss Mary Griffith, Margaret Lemon, Mistress to Van- dyck, Anne Countess of Morton, and Lettice Lady Falkland — 631 Four, Maria Ruten wife to Vandyck, by Boelswert ; ditto, by Faithorne ; Lady Castlehaven, by Lombart ; and Anna Ma- ria Schurman 2 ^' •?' 692 Two, Lady Catherine Gascoigne, and Catherine Lethieullier, scarce - €93 One, THE Committee of Popery in Masquerade, with CURIOUS Portrait of Isaac Pennington, the fac- tious AND regicide MaYOR OF LoNDON, THE ORIGI- NAL Plate, fine and rare — 694 One, Archibald Armstrong, Jester to King Charles THE First, fine and very rare 695 One, Hobson, the celebrated Carrier of Cam- bridge, BY Payne, fine and rare €96 Four, President Bradshaw, Old Parr, with French Inscription ; Young Parr, by White ; and Jeffrey Hudson the Dwarf 697 One, Francis Battalia, an Italian that swallowed Stones, by Hollar, fine and very rare ^ 4-- 6 698 One, John Baptista Lazarus, with his twin brother growing out of his Body, by Hollar, fine and very rare 69j9 One, Alderman Abel, the famous Monolopolizbr o -O -Z'/- ^ //? — Reign of Charles /. 41 OF Sweet Wines in the Reign of Charles thb First, by Hollar, fine and very rare 700 One, Anonymous, by Hollar, with German Verses, FINE AND RARE 701 One, John Clavel,the penitent Highwayman, very 702 Seven, Mai Cut-Purse, ditto whole length, a Drawing, Richard Herst, Mathew Hopkins, WilliaiD Holbroke, Edward Burell, and Catharine Wallmann i 703 Five, by Hollar, &c. of Dresses in the Reign of Charles the First • t r» • 704 Eight, Habits of Nobility and Judges, by Hollar, in the Reign of Charles the First 705 Twenty-seven, the several Habits of English Women, from the Nobility to the Countrywoman, in the time of Charles the First, by Hollar, VERY FINE 706 Three, Mary de Medici, by Voesterman and Huret, fane and scarce ^ 707 Four, Mary de Medici, by Sadler, Wierx, Hollar and Morin 708 One, Mary de Medici, etched by herself 1587, fine AND VERY RARE 709 One, Coronation of Mary i>e Medici, by Gaultier, fine and very rare 710 One, Family of Henry the Fourth of France, by Gaultier, FINE AND RARE 711 One, THE Burgo Masters, BY SuYDERHOEF, fine and VERY SCARCE 712 One, the Entry of Henrietta Maria into Amster- dam, BY KnOLPE, fine and SCARCE 713 One, the Genealogical Branch of the House of .Bourbon, containing all the Portraits of the Sovereigns descended from St. Louis and Mar- garet DE Provence, to Lewis the Thirteenth and Anne of Austria, fine and very rare 714 Two, William Prince of Orange, whole length, by Hollar ; ditto, small Mezzotinto after Vandyck, fine and scarce 715 Two, William Prince of Orange, by DelfF ; and Captain Baile}^, fine and scarce 716 Three, Claude Deloraine Due de Chevreuse, with his Dut- chess, by Moncornet 717 Three,' Gustavus Adolphus King of Sweden, by Kilian,' Bulan- ger, See. 718 Three, Gustavus Adolphus, whole length, in Armour, and Christina Queen of Sweden, by Falck 719 One, the Funeral Procession of Gustavus Adol- phus King of Sweden, whole sheet, fine and rare F 42 EiigTaved British Portraits, 720 Two, Frederick Henry Prince of Orange, with his Wife and Children, by Akeesloot, line and scarce 721 One, Frederick Henry Prince OF Orange, WITH HIS . Wife AND Family, BA" VisscHER, FINE and rare 722 Four, Frederick Henry Prince of Orange, by Meiham, &c. 723 One, the Death of Henry Frederick Prince of Orange, by Van Dalen, fine and rare — '724 Three, the Emperor Ferdinand the Second, by Jelli ; ditto, with Count Bucquoy, &c. ycK? 725 Five, Peter de Beruiile, and Francis de Bassompierre, by Hum- blot, 8cc. ^ 726 Three, Cardinal Rosetii and Henry de Senetere, by Larmissin, &c. 727 One, Henra" Count Harcourt, Ambassador FROM THE Court OF France to Charles the First, in 1643, BY Masson, very fine 728 Three, Henry Count Harcourt, by Edeliuck, See.; and Michael Le Blond, by Metham — 729 One, Stephen de JeMare (Ambassador froai Spain to King Charles the First) mmiole length, Troyan proof 730 Five, Polyander, by Metham and DellF; De Ridde, by Hol- lar, &c. — 731 One, Jaura Ben Abdella, Ambassador from the Em- peror OF Morocco to King Charles the First, sur- rounded BY Attendants, rare 732 Two, Peter Paul Rubens, by Pontius and Hollar /S ' — 733 Four, Francis Junius, by Hollar ; Frederick Spanheim, by Suy- derhoef; and Amos Comenius 734 Four, Vincenr Voiture a^d Renaius Descartes j735 One, John Banfi, by Hollar, fine and very" rare 2-^ 736 One, a ISiamese Priest, by Captain Baillie — “737 One, the Dutchess of Chevereuse, celebrated for swiMMraG across the River Thames in the Reign OF Charles the First, by Le Blond, fine and very RARE '^^^‘^738 One, Francis de Yendosme Due de Beaufort, on Horseback, Battle in the distance, fine and VERY RARE 43 Sixth Day’s Sale. ENGRAVED BRITISH PORTRAITS, 0-6 '^ i 39 One, Francis de Vendosme Due de Beaufort, by NaNTUEIL, VERA' FINE . <- 2 - 6 — ^ 4.0 One, a Siamese Ambassador, by Captain Baillie r« i j 741 Three, Jacob Schotte, Ambassador from Holland to England, in the time of Charles the First,, by C. Passe; Ludovicus Camerarius, by Delff; and Adelbert Eggms, by Velde Engraved British Portraits — During the Protectorate of Cromivdl. 742 Twentv-four, Oliver Cromwell and Medals of the most principal Actions of his time and Protectorate, with Historical Account 743 Two, Charles the Second when young, by Hollar 744 One, Charles the Second when young, by Vander- STEEN, FINE AND RARE — 745 One, Henrietta Maria, IN the manner of Mellan, BA' Fa it; HORNE, rare 1 01 1 7"^ 746 Three, Henrietta Maria, by Faithorne, one a proof, and Charles the Second with Col. Careless _ • 747 One, James Duke of York, in an oval of Palms, AGED 18,1651, AFTER TeNIER BY HoLLAR, VERY FINE AND EXTRA RARE ■ 6 ^ 748 Two, the Princess Elizabeth, by Hollar ~ . -^^^ 749 Three, Charles Lewis, by Moncornct ; and William Prince ot Orange, by Stent and Conrard 750 Two, William Prince of Orange, by Moncornet ; and one in an octagon ^ — 751 One, Oliver Cromwell, on Horseback, Battle in a Distance, BY Lombart, FINE AND SCARCE -4^. — One, Oliver Cromwell, on Horseback, w'ith View OF London, eight Latin Lines, fine and rare 753 One, Oliver Cromwell standing between the Pil- lars, inscribed the emblem of England s Distrac- ' TIONS, as also of HER ATTAINED AND FURTHER EX- FELLED Freedom and Happiness, by Faithorne, a MOST BRILLIANT IMPRESSION, EXTRA RARE 44 Engraved British Portraits, 754 Three, Oliver Cromwell, by Lamborn ; Arms of ditto, -and ditto sold by Bowles 655 One, Oliver Cromwell, by Veld, inscribed at the Corners, O. C. P. R. extra fine and rare 756 Three, Oliver Cromwell, with Medals of David, Solomon, Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar, ditto by Waumens, ditto a Dutch print 757 One, Oliver Cromwell, Medalion reverse, the Spanish AND French Ambassadors contending FOR the Honor of kissing his Breech, fine and rare 758 Four, Cromweirs Cabinet Council discovered the Royal Oak Lion in Cradle, and Cromwell crowned by a Dragon 759 Two, Oliver Cromwell stealing the Crown, and ditto with Heads of Charles the First and the Loyalists ^ 760 One, Oliver Cromwell in Armour, Page tying on HIS Sash, said to be Portrait of Peter Temple, one of the Regicides, Army, previous to the Bat- ^ TLE OF Dunbar, with View of the Sea in the back GROUND, LoMBART SCULP. FINE AND VERY SCARCE 761 One, a most elaborate and highly finished Minia- ture OF Oliver CRaMWELL 762 Three, Oliver Cromwell, by Vertue ; ditto, Trevilian, and original Receipt given by the Mason, John Lewis, for taking up the Corps of Oliver, Ireton and Bradshaw, received May 4, 1661, the Sum of Pifteen Shillings in full, of the Worshipful Serjeant Norfolk, for taking up the Corpse of, Cromwell, Ireton, and Bradshaw ^ 763 Six, of the Cromwell Family, Joan his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Claypole, Richard his son, in an octagon, ditto, from Heath’s Chronicle, and his Wife, an etching 764 Three, Nathaniel Fiennes, by V. Gucht j Ireton and Fleet- ^ wood, by Houbraken > ^ 765 One, Edward Somerset Marquiss of Worcester (the famous Author of the Century of Inventions) Faithorne delin. et sculp, a brilliant proof, RARE ^^-/^766 One, William Cavendish, the very loyal and BRAVE Marquiss of Newcastle, his Marchioness AND their Family, afterDieppenbeke byClouwet, prefixed to Nature’s Pictures, drawn Fancy’s ^ Pencil to the Life, most erilliAnt Impression, extra rare 9 ^ — 767" Three, Earl of Derby, from Clarendon; ditto, from Heath’s Chronicle ; and the Earl of Bristol, by Houbraken — 768 One, John Mordaunt Lord Mordaunt, ancestor op During the Protectorate of Cromwell 45 THE Earl of Peterborough, with Armorial Bearings, in an oval,, by Faithorne, fi^e and RARE Foifr, William Duke of Hamilton, by White; the Marquiss of Montrose, by Ponlius, &c. vJ— 770 Six, Archibald Marquiss of Ar,gyle, Lord Baltimore, two of Bishop Usher, Edward Parry, by Dickson; and View of Inverary Castle 771 Six, Clergy, Bp. Reynolds, Jeremy Taylor, Dr. Gauden, ditto, by Cross ; and two of Alexander Ross 772 One, Dr. Brian Walton, the celebrated Editor of thePolyglott Bible, by Lombart,’ extra fine and rare '^—773 Four, Dr. Hewett beheaded by Cromwell/ditto in the manner of Gaywood, Lambroc Thomas, and Sydrach Simpson ---^'-774 Four, Nicholas Lockyer, Chaplain to Cromwell, small oval, ditto large, both by Hollar ; and Jeremy White, Chaplain to Cromweri, and compelled by him to marry his Daughter’s Maid -<^"^775 Four, Clergy, Dinely, by Cross; Oughtred, by Faithorne; Terry, by Vaughan ; and Trapp, by Gay wood 776 Five, Clergy, Trapp, by Cross ; Benj, Spencer, Cavebeck, Sami. Fairclough, and Francis Robarts, by Cross .^^^777 Six, Henry Stubbs, by Hobness ; ditto Anon; Reynolds, by White and Loggan ; and tw^J of John Goodwin — 778 Three, Christopher Love, by Conradus ; and Arthur Jackson, by Loggan, two different states of the plate 6 779 Three, Bridg, by Sherwin Durant ; and Sidenham by Gaywood ;a. — 780 Three, Frost, by Vaughan ; Nalton, by Chantry; and Fron- . tispiece to F'arewell Sermons ^ — 781 One, Anonym-ous Portrait OF a Clergyman in the TIME OF Cromwell, most elaborate Miniature IN Colours 1S2 Four, Clergy, Thomas Coston, O. Sedgwick, H. Holland, and M urcot ^^-783 Three, John Rogers, by Hollar ; Thomas Larckom, a Draw- ing, and Mocket, by Cross - 784 Five, Clergy, Symonds, Moore, Hilder, and two of Hugh Peters ^<^,^785 One, John Pordage, fine and rare . .2.^786 Three, Clergy, Robert Layton, John D’Espagne, and Richard Carpenter -/r^787 Two, Peter Wright, Jesuit, with the Manner of HIS Execution, fine and extra rare 788 .Two, Alexander More, by Passe, &:c. one a proof ^ ^789 One, Alexander More, by CRii^piN Passe, very fine I ,3.- 46 790 Engraved British Bortraits, if 0-6 fd cP ^ ^ - Oke, Oliver Cromwell preaching, with curious Historical Vignettes ; . ^ A. ---Selling the Goods he stole at Sea B. — The taking of Worcester C. — Oliver taught to preach X). Co^iGREGATION OF WoMEN AT REVELATION FINE AND RARE t mi i l xr 191 Three, Secretary Nicholas, by Hertocks ; Thurloe, by Ver- tue ; and ditto, a Medallion , m, t^mi 792 Two, Edmund Ludlow, by Ravenet ; and Thomas Killegrew, t Mezzotinto 793 Two, Samuel Morland, by Hollar and Lombart • • • ^ 0^6 794- Two, ditto, by Lombart j and one small octavo, with original letters 795 Three, Algernon Sidney, a Mezzotinto; ditto, 'Engra^ ing, and Alexander Erskine, by Galle - 796 Two, Alexander Erskine, by Durr ; and I reaty of Munster, by SuyderhoefF j t • e 797 Four, Medal of Lenthal and Scobell, two of Prynne and Leigh, by Savage 798 One, Bulstrode Whitlock, by Gaywood, fine anit 799 Three, Bulstrode Whitlocke, by Hulsburg ; Rolle, by Her* tochs ; and Fidell, by Cross i A- a 800 Four, two of Fairfax, with the Head of Charles the r irst, occ. Cromwell, by Houbraken ; Lambert, a Medal 801 Five, Lambert, by Houbraken; Hewson, from Clarendon; Penruddock, from ditto ; Lilburne, from his trial ; ^itto. Medallions ; three Sanders De Ireton, by Loggan ; Uavid Lesly, from Clarendon; and Medals, by Simon ^ 8(>2 Three,^ Admiral Blake, by Preston ; and two of Medals, relative to his Actions, very fine , ^ , n 803 Two, Admiral Penn, a Dutch Print ; and CoL Desbrow, small Mezzotinto 804 One, Sir William Paston, Bart, a celebrated i ra- veller and Founder, by Faitiiorne, rare 805 One, Sir Peter Temple, Kt. (one of the notorious 'regicide Judges), knighted by' Cromwell, by Gaym’^ood, fine and rare fi - fp -6 806 One, Sip^ Hugh Cartwright, by Voesterman, fine and very rare , ' y^..^807 One, Sir Francis Hnglefield, Knight and Baronet OF Wooton Bassett in the County of Wilts, by Faithorne, VERY'^ fine and extra rare (N.B. This is one of the finest and scarcest of ale our English Portraits.) -f t. c/) 47 During the Protectorate of CromxvelL 808 Two, Robert Rawlinson, by Nutting; and John Holt, by Loggan — 809 Five, Sir Harry Klngsby, by Vertue ; Milton, by ditto; Ma- verne, by Elder ; Charlton, by Loinbart ; and Bennett, by ditto --2^—810 Two, Tobias Venner, by Faithorne ; and Buiwer, by ditto, the last a proof Two, Robert RayhelJ, by Faithorne, with and without the Hat, fine and rare --2— - 812 Five, Dr. Everard in his Study, N. Culpepper, R. Tomlinson, Waller, -and D’Avenant — 813 Three, Thomas May, Stanley, b}^ Faithorne ; Hugo Grotius, anonymous ^^'-<^814 One, Edward Benlowes, by Barlow, scarce ^ 815 Three, View oe London with Parts oi’ Old St. Paul’s, scarce; and the Ground Plan of ditto ^^^816 Three, William t.Lamberlaine the Earl of Newcastle, from Heath’s Chronicle; and Sir William Low^erThe Poet ^^"^817 Three, Poets, Francis Goldsmith, by Cross; and two of John Quarles, by Marshall and Faithorne 818 Three, ditto, George Wither, Crompton, and Tatham , 819 One, Leonard Willan, by Cross, scarce 820 One, Nim and his man ^unge, scarce ^^ 2—^821 Three, Thomas Peeke, Catherine Phillips, and John Price, by Hollar 2'^ <^822 Four, Edw^ard Lee, by Chantry; Hicks, by Loggan ; Chisen- hale and Francis Rous, by Faithorne ,>'-^^823 One, Francis Rouss, by Faithorne, very fine 824 Three, John Sparrow, by Loggan ; Jacob'Bohme, and curious Plate of Mystical Divinity, with MS. Note 825 One, Jacob Bohme, with curious embleaiat'ical al- lusions, Van Verd FECIT, 1677 , fink and rare - 826 Four, Sir H. Vane, from Clarendon Sir George Strode, and two W. Sanderson, by Faithorne -827 Five, three different of James Howell, and two Carey Earl of Monmouth, by Marshall and Faithorne, with MS. Account WHOLE length, FINE AND RARE One, Horatia Gonsales, a. singular character, COVERED W ITH Hair, in an Oval, fine and very rare , r J Five, the Seasons, by Hollar, whole lengths, very fine, and one Beni owes Theophila - Rcig7i of Charles //, from the Restoration. 49 I Engr'aved British Portraits, — Reign of Charles II. from the Restoration, S59 Three, Charles the Second’s Entertainment at the Hague; ditto from the Great Seal, and Henry Tremolle, by Philipe §60 Two, Menasseh Ben Israel, the Jewish Agent from the Low Countries to tlie Protector Cromwell, etched by Rembrandt, with the Variation, very fine - 2 > - 861 Four, James Catis, by Houbraken; Ben Israel, by Selim Italia, and two of Christian Ravius ‘ — 862 Three, John Rulitus, Leonard Philares, and Rigep Dandulo 863 One, Catharine Lethieullier, fine and scarce - 864 One, Blaisii de Manfre, the celebrated Water- Spouter, by Hollar, fine and rare 865 Three, by Hollar, London before and after the disastrous Fire of 1666 ; ditto, from HowelPs Londinopolis, and one Survey of the Streets in 1666 866 Five, Charles the Second with Arms beautifully emblazoned. Seals, Coins, &c. and Historical i\ccount — §67 Two, of Charles the Second, whole length, by Faber; ditto, by Blooteling, 1680 — 868 Three, Charles the Second, by Vandalen, Vertue, and Sherwin, with Historical Account 869 One, Charles the Second, by the Grace of God, King of Great Britain, on Horseback, View of I London, fine and very rare 870 One, Charles the Second, whole length, after ScHUT, by Hollar, fine and rare ^ — 871 Seven, Charles the Second, his Coronation and Marriage; two from the present State of Great Britain ; Guildfurd Lord Keeper ; one Dutch ditto of Charles the Second with Hydra Head 872 Four, the Triumphal Fntertainment of the King and Queen’s Majesty by the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor and Citizens of London, at their coming from Hampton Court to Whitehall, on the RiverThames, anno 1662, by Rod. Stoop, fine and EXTRA rare ^ 873 Four, Charles the Second’s Fntertainment at the Hague, with an original Drawing and a MS. Account 874 Six, Sea-Fights in the Reign of Charles the Second, by De Hooge, &;c. fine 875 Seven, Charles the Second, in an Oval ; ditto, square; two Medallions ; ditto, Oval, with Star; and two Book-Plates, b}" Marshall, &:c. G 60 Engraved British Portraits. - 876 One^ Charles the Second, James Duke orYoRk, and Henra’ Duke of Gloucester, fine and rare - 877 One, Catharine of Portugal, Queen of Charles THE Second, in the Dress she came over, by Hol- lar, FINE and very rare S7S Two, of Catharine of Portugal, Queen of Charles the Second, by Blooteling and Arnold de Jode /j 879 One, Catharine Queen of Charles the Second, SOLD BY Stent, fine and rare 880 One, Catharine Queen of Charles the Second, in the Dress she came over, by Faithorne, rare h ggi DITTO ditto, MOST BRILLIANT AND RARE 882 One, Catharine Queen of Charles the Second, by* Blooteling, very fine ‘'- ^'^—883 One, FIenrietta Maria Queen Mother, Robert Walthon excudit, very rare gg^ Two, James Duke of York, by Moncornet and Faithorne, scarce - -gg5 ‘One, James Duke of York with Trophies, by R. White, fine and rare Seventh Day’s Sale. ENGRAVED BRITISH PORTRAITS, Reign of Charles II. continued, Z /^- — 8S6 Two, James Duke of York, whole length, by Loggan ;-ditto, by Verkolie ^ .-r— 887 Three, the Dutchess of Mazarine, by Lombart, &:c. with MS. ' Account of them 888 Pour, the Dutchess of York, by White, Blooteling, and Williams, and the Lady Isabella, proof — 889 One, Henry Duke of Gloucester, by Yandalen, fine and rare . 8^0 One, ditto ditto, a most brilliant proof before the Letters .-zd — ^891 Three, William Prince of Orange, by Sylvelt ; Mary Princess, by Blooteling; and the Lady Anne, by Thompson ^^-^ 892 Two, Prince Rupert, by Blooteling ; and the Dutchess of Or- leans, by Larmissan 51 893 ^■2^— 894 895 896 897 898 ✓ 899 L^— 900 j L//l/ 901 1 902 903 1 /.5 904 905 // . - 906 Reign of Charlies II, Two, George Prince of Hanover, by Lens; and George Prince of Denmark, by Cooper Three, the Earl of Southampton from Clarendon ; ditto, Me- dal, Earl of Danby, by Blooteling One, WiNBLEDON House, by Winstanlev, fine and VERY RARE One, Henry Duke of Norfolke, Earle Marshall of England, Earl of Arundej.l, Surrey, Norfolk, and Norwich, Baron of Howard, Mowbraa', Se- GRAVE, Brews of Gower, Fitz-Allan, Clun, Os- waldistree, Maltr avers, Greystock and Castle Rising ; after the Princes of the Royal Family, FIRST Duke, Earl, and Baron of England, and chief of the illustrious Family of the Ho-’ WARDS, BY Blooteling, fine and rare Two, James Duke of Ormond, by Williams and Smith Two, Bennett Earl of AFiington, by Hoiibraken ; and John Dewitt, the celebrated Pensionary of Flolland, the great op- poser of the Measures of the House of Orange, and torn to pieces by the Mob at the Hague, by Bary One, the Murder of the 13ewitts (John and Corne- lius, Brothers), the one Grand Pensionary and the other Admiral of FIolland, with their Por- traits, fine and rare Three, the Earl of Manchester, from Heath's Chronicle ; Geo. Monck Duke of Albemarle, from ditto ; and ditto, by L. Davies One, George Duke of Albemarle, Earl of Tor- rington, Baron Monck of Potheridge, Beau- champ AND Teyes, Captaine Generall and Com- mander in Chief of all his Majesty's Forces in his Kingdoms of England, Scotland, and Ire- land, Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, Master of his Majesty’s Horse, and ONE OF the Lords of his Majesty’s Privy Council, &C. BY GaYWOOD, fine AND VERY RARE Three, George Duke of Albemarle, by Shepherd, an Oval, from his Life, and one Laying in State, % White One, James Duke of Monmouth (the unfortunate Son OF Charles the Second), by Blooteling, fine and very rare Three, George Duke of Buckingham, by W bite ; James Duke of Ormond, by Blooteling ; and Colbert, by Nanteuil One, Willi am Seymour Duke of Somerset, by Ver- tue, fine One, ditto, a most brilliant impression G 2 Engramd British Portraits. 6 907 One, Charles Lenox Duke of Richmond, natural Son of Charles the Second, by Louisa de Querre- VILLE DutCFIESS OF PoRTS?4.0UTH (WHEN A CHILD), Black holding his hat and Feather^ after Gas- car, PROOF, VERY rare 908 One, Henry Duke of Grafton, natural Son of Charles the Second, by Barbra Villiers Dutchess OF Cleveland, by Beckett, fine and rare — 909 Two, Henry Duke of Grafton, inanOval^ by Beckett; George Fitzroy Duke of Northumberland, natural Son of Charles the Second by the Duchess of Cleveland — 910 One, Henry Duke of Beaufort, Marq-UIs and Earl OF Worcester, by Williams, fine and rare 911 One, Charles Earl of Derby, by Blooteling, fine AND RARE ^-^^-<7 912 One, Jocelyn Earl of Northumberland (the last OF THE illustrious SiRNA^ME OF PeRCY) BY BroWNE, FINE AND RARE - 913 One, the Right Hon. John the Lop^d Bup.leigh, Earl of Exeter (Patron of Prior the Poet), by Thompson, fine and rare One, John Egerton Earl of Bridgewater, after Claret, fine and rare /^-6 9ij; One, ditto, Smith, very fine One, John, the celebrated Earl of Rochester, by R. White, fine and rare ?)- A3-6 917 Two, Edward Montague, the celebrated Admiral, and first Earl of Sandwich, by Blooteling; Edward his Son and second Earl, by ditto — 918 Three, the Earl of Chesterfield, by Woriidge ; Arthur Earl of Essex, in an Oval, and the Flarl of Carlisle, by Blooteling —919 Two, Charles Earl of Carlisle, by Faithonie and Blooteling, the last a proof ^^3— 920 Three, William Earl of Graven ; Don Carlo Earl of Plymouth (natural Son of Charles the Second by Mrs. Catharine Pegge), by Smith ; and Charles Beauclerck Duke ot St. Albans, and James Lord Beauclerck, Earl of Burford, natural Sons of Charles the Second, by NellGwynn, by White y ''- 6 921 Two, by Blooteling, the Duke of St. Alban’s and Lord Burford, very fine ^-^-^ 922 One, John Earl of Tweedale, by Smith, proof, very FINE, with MS. 'Account 923 One, Robert Earl of Yarmouth, by Vanderbanck, fine and rare ^ 72^^924 One, ditto, by Luttrel, very rare s '- ys ^~6 925 One, Thomas Belasyse Lord Viscount Falconberg, BY Blooteling, fine and rare Reign of Charles IL 53 926 One, William the great Lord Russell, by Luttrcl, FINE AND VERY RARE - 927 Two, Lord Falconberg, by White, and William Lord Russell, by Houbraken, fine -^;"-^ 92 S One, the Right Hon. the Lord Grey, by Browne, FINE AND rare /z- 6 929 One, the Lord Ashley, Son of the Lord Chancel- lor Shaftesbury, by Thompson, fine and rare 930 One, Robert Lord Brooke, by Valck, fine and rare -/^-^931 One, John Duke of Lauderdale (a profligate Scotch Nobleman), by Valck, a brilliant proof, very rare 932 Three, John Lord^^Belasyse, by White ; Denziel Ilollis.by ditto, and the Duke of Lauderdale, by Becket 933 One, Archibald the second Marquis of Argyle (be- headed AT Edinburgh in 1683, having landed FROM Holland to raise forces in Scotland, to aid THE Duke of Monmouth), Helwegh fecit, fine AND VERY RARE '-^—934 One, James Earl of Perth, Lord Drummond Stob- HALL, Lord High Chancellor of Scotland, &c. by BloNDEAU, fine and PvARE -//— 935 One, Thomas Earl of Elgin, brother and successor TO Edward Lord Bruce, who was killed by Sir Edward Sackville, Faithorne sculpti , very rare ^ ^36 One, ditto ditto, brilliant impression, very' rare ^— 937 One, Richard Lord Maitland, Lord Justice Clerk OF Scotland, lost his Place fob corresponding with THE unfortunate SECOND MaRQUIS OF ArGYLE, WITH Armorial Bearings and Quarterings ; Van- DERBANCK SCULP. FINE AND VERY RARE ^-^938 One, Walter Count Leslie (a Scotchman, of the Leslies of Balquhain in Aberdeenshire, cele- brated FOR HAVING SAVED THE AusTRiAN GOVERN- MENT FROM THE TrEYCHERY OF CoUNT WaLLFN- STEiN, THE Commander of the Imperial Army against the great Gustavus Adolphus). — See an Account of this extraordinary Personage from i THE elegant Pen of Lady M. W. Montague, fine and rare -939 One, Walter Count Leslie, by Kilian, very fine and rare Four Roger Earl of Orrery, by Mynde; Lord Ossery, by VAn Hove; Lord Castlemaiiie, by Faithorne; and Lord Coleraine, by Vertue 941 One, Lord Coleraine a Pi lgrim’s Habit, by Faith- orne, fine rare ,54 Engraved British Portraits, 942 Humphrey Henchman Bishop of London (instrumen- tal IN PRESERVING Ch ARLES THE SECOND AFTER THE Battle of Worcester) after Lely, fine and rare ^ 943 One/ George Morley Bishop of Winchester, half SHEET, MeZZ!oTINTO, FINE AND RARE 944 Three, Sheldon, by Vertue ; Cosin, by Dolle ; and Duppa, by White 945 One, Peter Mews Bishop of Winchester, by Loggan, FINE AND RARE 946 One, the Rawlinson Family, by Nutting, fine and RARE a -0 g^’-j gjx, Sanderson, by Hollar ; ditto, by White ; Nicholas Monck, two of Bp Hackett, and View of W^ells Cathedral 948 One, Seth Ward Bp. of Salisbury, by Loggan, fine AND RARE 949 One, John Dolben Lord Bishop of Rochester, by Thompson, fine and rare 950 One, John Wilkins Bishop of Chichester, by Bloote- ling, fine and rare 951 One, Peter Gunning Bishop of Lly, by Loggan, fine AND RARE ^ •, r 1 -o -052 ^’wo, EdwTHd Rainbow Bishop of Carlisle, and John Pearson, Bishop of Chester ^co 953 One, John Fell Bishop of Oxford, John Dolben Bishop " OF Rochester, and Dr. Allestry, on one sheet, AFTER Lely, fine and very rare ^ 954 Five, Dr. Kenn, Bp. of Bath and Weils, Sharp, Arch Bp. of St. Andrews, and three of Jeremy J aylor Three, ]eremy Taylor^ by Lombart, one a proof 956 One, Edward Wettenhall, by Vanderveert, fins and rare 957 One, John Tillotson Dean of Canterbury (after- wards Arch Rp.)> by Blooteling, fine and rare ^ ^ 958 Six, Meggot, by White ; Barwick, by Vertue ; two of Bathurst, by Loggan, &c. Stradiing, by W^hite ; and Love, by Tyson /.Ti — 959 Four, juhn Spencer, by Vertue j Holder, by Loggan ; Daniel Whitby, and John Conant 960 Six, Thomas Hyde, Edward Lake,. March Frank, Meyrick Causobon, and Benjamin Calamy ^ 961 Four, Edward Pocock, Richard Allestry, Robert South, and Ezekias Burton 962 One, Thomas Fuller, Author of Worthies, &c. by Loggan, extra fine and rare 963 One, Doctor Puchard Busby, Master of Westmin- ster School, 58 years, (a celebrated Disciplina- rian) WITH curious ms. History', very fine Reign of Charles //. 55 _ Four, Joseph Glanville, by Faithorne ; Lighlfoot, by White ; Castellus, by Faithorne ; and Helyn, by White -e* 965 One, Isaac Barrow, after Loggan, most brilliant PROOF, RARIS 966 Four, Outram, Cudworth, Whichcot, and Beaumont, by White ■y~ 967 Two, John Wallis, by Faithorne ; and ditto, by Loggan 968 Two, Henry More, by Faithorne and Loggan, fine — 969 Five, Edward Spark, Richard Sherlock, William Falkner, and Henry Hibbert ( f-^910 One, Andrew Lortie, Minister of the French Pro- testant Church in London, by Vansommer, fine AND extra rare 971 Four, Titus Oates, John Rawlet, William Walker, and Edward Boys 972 Three, Flamstead, by Vertue; Goad, by White ; and Kettle- well, by Smith 97T Two, Richard Kingston and John Newton, fine and scarce *^^—-974 Tw'o, Edmund Ellis, by Faithorne ; and Clement Ellis, fine and scarce ‘^- 975 Four, Robert Walwyii, one by Sherwiii; and two of John Owen, by White and Vertue -^-^976 Five, Thomas Goodwin, Thomas Manton, William Bates, and Antony Tuckney, by Faithorne, &c. 977 One, John Collins, quarto, Mezzotinto, fine and rare 978 Four, tlie Frontispiece to Farewell Sermons, Edmund Calamy, Stephen Charnock, and Humphrey Gower ^r --979 Four, Samuel Cradock, David Clarkson, Alathew Pole, and John Howe 980 Six, ditto, two of Joseph Caryl ; two of Thomas Doolittle, and 1 two of Thomas Gouge 981 Five, ditto, the Protestant Martyrs, thirteen Portraits on a slieet, : Frontispiece to Farewell Sermons, Simeon Ashe, Thomas I Lye, and Stephen Watson 982 Six, ditto, Samuel Clarke, Frontispiece to Clarke’s Works; ditto to Looking Glass for Saints, three of S. Claike, by White, 933 Five, ditto, Thomas Wadsworth, Henry Newcome, and three of Tames Jane way 984 Five, ditto, two of Ralph Vennings Henry Stubbs, Christopher Ness, and N Vincent. 985 One, ditto, Rogers with six Dogeril Rymes, by IJol- , LAR, FINE AND RARE 986 Four, George Griffith, John Rav, Richard Baxter, and Mathew Meade '- -987 Six, Clergy, John Flavel, Edmond Trench, Isaac Ambrose, Edward Pierce, and William Sherwin Ens,7'aved British Poi'traits, JZ, ^_//-_ 6 /4L. a-o /.‘/.•^ 100 56 988 Two. Clergy, Benjamin Keach and William Dyer, scarce 989'OxNfE, Nathaniel Partrilge, quarto, M ezzotinto, FINE AND EXTRA RARE ‘ • 990 Tliree, ditto, Hanserd Knollis, Hugh Peters, the notorious Regi- cide, and Thomas Philip Howard, by C!ou\^t 991 One, Oliver Cromwell, T. HaiTison, Geo. Carew, G. Ccioke, H. Peters, T. Scott, G. Clement Ad Scroope, T Tones D. Axteli, and F. Hacker, convicted Malefactors and Reoieides, all on one sheet with MS. Letter, very rare 992 Three”, of Clergy, Oliver Piunket, die titular Arch Bp. of all Ireland, executed for a pretended Conspiracy, by R. Collm , ]ohn Hopwood, and H. Brady 993 One, Bonaventure Baron, by Kilian, half sheet, FINE AND VERY RARE 994. One, John Young, J esuit, fine and very rare ^ 9^ Three,'^l’horaas Harcourt, John Fenwick, and Thomas Picicei- inv, Jesuits, executed upon Oates’s Evidence 996 Thre'e, William Waring-, two different of, and Careras, Chap- lain to Queen Catherine . , , , r t ’ „ 997 Four, Richard Carpenter, by Marshall; and thiee of Jon 998 Two,'’ Anthony Turner and Charles Baker, Jesuits, executed 1679 , on Oates’s Evidence _ r, 999 Two, John Gavin and Philip Evans, Jesuits, executed on Oates s 1000 Thiee?Sh Edward Nicholas, Secretary of State to Charles the First and Second, by Hertochs, &c. very fin E 1001 Three, Sir William Morice, biother-in-law to the celebrated Genl. Monck, by Houbraken ; Sir Lionel Jenkins and Sir Richard Fanshaw, by Faithorne, all very fine 1000 One Sir William Temple, Baronet (the cf.le- BRATED Ambassador and Author), by Vanderbancic Sir Thomas Her- bol t and Sir William Davidson 100.4 One S R Stephen Fox, Knight, a true and loyal Servant to Charles the Second in his exile, a g’eat Patriot, and benevolent Founder, and GlfA^n FATHER OF THE LATE MUCH LAMENTED AND CELEBRATED RIGHT HoNBLE. ChAS. J AS. FoX, Bf Sl- 1005 Three’ si'DmheTNor.h, a celebrated Merchant and Brother to Lord Keeper Guildford, by Venue ; Andrew Marvel , an uncorrupt Patriot, by Basire ; and ’ Baronet, Ancestor of the present Chancellor, of the Exche- 1006 Twoi’joim “idarvy, Esquire, by Thompson; and the great Earl of Clarendon, by Loggan Beign of Chaj'les IT, 57 ' ’ 1007 Two, Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon, Lord High Chan- cellor of England, D. Loggan sculp, most brilliant Impression, fine and rare ; ditto. Medallion, with Historical Account 1008 Two, Sir Orlando Bridgeman, by Faithorne, &c. very fine 1009 One, Sir Antony Ashley Cooper Earl of Shaftes- bury, Lord President of the Privy Council, &c. BY R. White, remarkably fine and rare .^-^1010 One, the Right Honble. Antony Earl of Shaf- tesbury, Baron Ashley of Wunbourne St. Giles, and Lord Cooper of Paulet, Lord High Chan- cellor of England, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dorset, and one of the Lords of the Privy Council (fled to Holland, where he died FOR being concerned IN THE CELEBRATED CaBAL), by Blooteling, brilliant Impression, very rare 1011 One, Heneage Finch Earl of Nottingham, Lord High Chancellor of England, 1681, by R. White, VERY fine and RARE 3-^ 1012 Three, Francis Lord Guildford, Lord Keeper, Ancestor to the present Earl of Guildford, Sir Mathew Hale, Lord Chief Justice, and Sir Francis Pemberton ^1013 One, Sir Richard Rainsford, Lord Chief Justice of the King’s Bench, by Thompson, fine and very RARE ir-^1014 One, Sir George Jeffreys, Knight and Baronet, Lord Chief Justice of England, (a notorious ty- rannical Judge, and the Instrument of James i THE Second’s Cruelties in the West of England, I upon THE suppression OF THE DuKE OF MoNMOUTH’s Rebellion) by R. White, a most brilliant Im- pression, VERY RARE <-<^1015 One, Sir Thomas Jones, one of the Judges of the King s Bench, by Thompson, fine and rare One, John King, Knight and Baronet, by Sherwin, fine and rare ion Four, Sir John Vaughan, Sir Jeffrey Palmer, and two of Roger North '’^1018 One, William Prynne presenting his celebrated Book, entitled the Public Records to King Charles the Second, whole sheet, with Description of the same, very fine -^1019 Two, Richard Graves, by Vertue ; and Sir George Macken- zie, by Vanderbanck • Patrick Lyon of Carse, Knight, Judge of THE High Court of Admiralty of the Kingdom OF Scotland, by R. White, fine and extra rare <1021 Two, Sir James Turner, by R. White, fine j and Sir Giles Strange ways, a Medallion II 58 Engraved British Portraits. 1022 One, Sir Giles Strangeways or Melberry Samp- ford IN Dorsetshire, of an ancient Family, a TRUE Loyalist to the cause of the unfortunate Charles the First, and a most seasonable Bene- factor to Charles the Second, after the Battle of Worcester! by Loggan, most brilliant proof, ^ 1023 C?/e,"*Gbnebal Thomas Dalyell, who served " 1023 King of Great Britain, as Major General of his Army at the Battle op Worcester, and thereafter being taken Br - SONER BY THE REBELS, AFTER LONG IMPRISONMENT, mIde his Escape out of the Tower of London, WENT TO Muscovy, where he served the Esiperor of Russia as one of the Generals of his Forces against the Polanders and Tartars, till the Year i665,when he was recalled by King Charles THE Second, and thereafter did command his Majesty’s Forces at the defeat of the Rebels at Pentland Hills in Scotland, and continued Lieutenant General in Scotland, when his Ma- jesty had any standing Forces in that Kingdom, Tire THE Year of his Death 1685, in the Reign of OUR PRESENT SOVEREIGN JaMES THE SECOND, OF Great Britain, France, and Ireland, Vanderbanc, brilliant Ibipression, extreme y R A H. G * For an Account of this singular Personage, SEE his Character by the celebrated Dean // ^ 1024 Four, Sir George Rawdon, Baronet, Ancestor of the present ^ ^ 1024 Fouj, Duke of York Lord High Admiral of England; Prince Rupert by Bretherton ; and George Monck Duke of Albemarble, by R. White i025 One, THE most Illustrious and high Duke of York, &c. on Horseback, Battle and Sea IN THE distance, BY HOLLAR, FINE AND SCARCE , j ^ 1026 One, Edward Montagua Viscount Hinchinbrook ‘ ^ lu/o Sandwich. Knight of the most noble Order of the Garter, one of his Majesty s most HoXe Privy Council, Captain General of the Narrow Seas, Vice Admiral England, an Grand Master of the Great Wardrobe, by Blooteling, a most brilliant Impression, very 1027 Thre“!' Sir Edward Sprague, Admiral ^ brated Dutch Admiral, by Blooteling ; Sir George Ayscue, Admiral, with Sea Fight Reign of Charles IL 1028 One, Saint Cecilia, after Raphael by Marck Antonio, most brilliant Impression, rare * See interesting Account of this Print in Mr. Grainger^s Article of Sir John Lawson 1029 One, Sir Thomas Allen, of Somer Liton in the County of Suffolk, Knight and Baronet, a true Loyalist to Charles the First, and a celebrated brave and successfull Admiral in the Reign of Charles the Second, by Vanderbanc, fine and RARE, with ms. relating TO HIS HiSTORY L 1030 One, Sir Joseph Jordan, Admiral, celebrated in THE Sea Fight of Solebay, by Thompson, fine and rare ^ 1031 One, Sir William Berkley, Admiral, a cele- brated Naval Commander, killed in the famous Sea Fight with the Dutch, June 1st, 1666 , by Thompson, EXTRA fine and RARE 1032 Two, Thomas Eari of Ossory, and Sir Trctswell Hollis, by Browne 1033 One, Sir John Chicheley, a celebrated Admiral, sold by Browne, fine and rare 1/7^ 1034 One, Henry Tearne, a celebrated Naval Officer IN the Sea Fight against the Dutch, June 1st, 1666 , BY Faithorne, very rare 1035 One,ditto ditto, MOST brilliant Impression, raris- ’ SIMUS I j Eighth Day’s Sale: 5 t — ENGRAVED BRITISH PORTRAITS. Reign of Charles II. continued. 1036 Two, George Prince of Denmark, proof; and James Duke of Ormond, whole length 1037 One, Robert and Dorothy Sidney, son and daugh- ter OF Philip Earl of Leicester, by Browne, fine , and very rare ^ 1038 Two, Henry Sidney, son to Robert Earl of Leicester, by Browne ; and Sir Edward Beering, by Glover, fine H 2 60 Engraved British Portraits. 1039 One, the Honble. William Verney, Esquire, bit ^ Browne, SCARCE 1040 One, Sir Thomas Isham, of Lamport in the County OF Northampton, extra fine and rare 1041 One, Sir John Lowther, Baronet, of Westmorland Ancestor of the present Earl of Lonsdale, by Browne, most beautiful proof, rarissimus 1042 Two, Sir John Webster, by Metham ; and Sir Samuel Bar- nardiston, of Brightweli in the County of Suffolk, Baronet, both fine 1043 Two, Sir Edward Harley, Knight of the Bath and Governor of Dunkirk, Vertue sculp, and Sir Robert Clayton, Lord Mayor of the City of London in 1680, by Smith, very fine /^// -6 1044 Two, Sir Thomas Armstrong, a celebrated Royalist in the time of Charles the Eirst, but afterwards executed for being engaged in Monmouth’s Rebellion, and Sir Edmond Bury Godfrey, Knight and Justice of the Peace, who was mur- dered by Papists, 12th of October 1678, by Nutting, fine ^ ^^ 6 1045 Tw^o, Thomas Thynne, of Longleate in the County of Wilts, Esquire, who was barbarously murdered on Sunday the 12th of February 168E2, by Robert White ; ditto, by Eaithorne, Mezzotint©, both fine 1046 One, John Cotton Bruce, Esquire, founder of the Celebrated Cottonian Librartt, now in the Bri- tish Museum, yANDREBRANC sculp, w^hole sheet, FINE AND RARE ^ .^-<^1047 Four, Daniel Colwell, Esquire, of the Friary near Guildford in Surrey, founder of the Natural Museum at the Royal ' Society,* by Robert White; Robert Fielding, a Gentleman of ancient Family in Warwickshire, and a celebrated Beau in the Reign of Charles the Second, Becket fecit; ditto, Van- derveert ; ditto, in an oval, sold by Beckett, yery fine y^-^ 1048 Two, Curwen Rawlinson, of Cark in Lancashire, ^Esquire, Christopher Rawdinson,' of the same place, Esquire, by Nutting 1049 One, Robert Stafford, Esquire, son of Sir Edward ' Stafford, ofBradfield in Berkshire, celebrated for the Beauty of his person, Loggan sculp, ex- tra fine and rare 1050 One, William Bluck, Esquire, by White, extra fine and rare 1051 One, the true and lively Portraiture of Mar- ' maduke Rawdon, of Hodsden, Esquire, second son to that valiant Colonel and worthy Knight, Sir Marmaduke Rawdon, of Hadedon, he was BORN IN London, 16th August, 1621, R. Wnii^,' SCULP* EXTRA FINE AND RARE 61 Reign of Charles //. 1052 One, John Cockschutt, by Loggan, fine and scarce 1053 0^’E, Edward Backwell, Alderman and Banker of London, who, upon shutting up the Exchequer, was obliged to fly his Country to avoid his Cre- ditors, and died in Holland. He inhabited the House now occupied by the eminent P'ixim of Child and Co. most brilliant proof, extra rare 1054 One, John Kenrick, Esquire, an eminent and respectable Mer- chant of London, Ancesior of the present M r. Kenrick, M . P, in the present Parliament for Bletchiniy in Surre}^, whole length, after Kneller by Vertue, fine and rare ^ 1055 One, John Moyser, Esquire, of Beverly in York- shire, F. Place, fecit, a brilliant proof, fine AND RARE ^^-^1056 One, Samuel AJ ALINES, Claret P. Lombart sculp, brilliant Impression, extra rare ^^ '^1051 One, Major WiLDMAN, a distinguished Royalist DURING the Protectorate of Cromwell, in an OVAL OF Palms, Motto, Nil Admirari, Hollar fecit, fine and rare 1058 One, Mr. Philip Woolrich, by Place, fine and very rare ''~^lo59 One, Thomas Killigrem^ Page of Honor to King Charles the First, Groom of the Bed Chamber to King Charles the Second, and his Majesty’s Resident with the Republic of Venice, in the Year 1650, by Faithorne, brilliant Impression, very rare 1060 One, Thomas Killegrew in a Go^vn lined with Female Heads in a studious Posture, and Mon- key imitating him, by Bosse, fine and rare ^-^1061 One, Thomas Killigkew, half sheet, Mezzotinto You see my Face, and if you’d know my Minde, ’Tis this, I hate myself and all Mankind. extra fine and rare I ^••^1062 One, Sir Thomas Nott, Knjgiit, one oe the Gentle- men Ushers in Ordinary" of the Honouraiile Privy" Chamber to his present Majesty King , Charles the Second, R. White, sculp, fine and [ RARE [^-^1063 One, Thomas Windham, Esquire, Sir Ralph Cole, [ Baronet, pinxit. fine and rare |y-^1064 Two, Sir Philin Perceval, Baronet, and Sir John Perceval, Baronet, Ancestors of the present Earl of ^Egmont, Lord Arden, &c, &c. Faber fecit, fine and rare 02 Ungramd British Portraits. o 1065 Two, George Perceval, of Temple House in tlie County of Sligo, Esquire, and Robert Perceval, Esquire, one of the Fa- mily of Eginont, (for an Account of the last extraordinary Person, see Grainger), by Faber, fine and rare 1066 One, Sir Edmund King, a celebrated Physician TO Charles THE Second, after Lely by Williams, FINE AND RARE 1067 One, ditto, after Kneller by White, fine and VERY RARE 1068 Six, two of Doctor Scarborough, two of Barwick, and two of William Ramsay 1069 Three, William Sermon, by gherwin ; John Archer, and Tobias Whitaker, by Chantry, fine and rare ^ 1070 Five, Thomas Sydenham, by Blooteling ; ditto, by Houbra- ken; Thomas Willis, by Venue; ditto, by White; and ditto, by Loggan r- t? ^ 107 i Four, Sir Thomas Browne, by Vanhove; George Ent, brancis Gllsson, and Richard Lower ^ 1072 Three, Walter Charlton, Richard Morton, and Sir William Petty, one a proof 1073 Three, Robert Morrison, Doctor Grew, and John Mayow 1074 One, Nathaniel Highmore, by Blooteling, fine and very rare 1075 Three, Everard Mainwaring, Gideon Flarvey, and Geo. Thompson •2 1076 One, Francis Bernard, M. D. fine and rare 1077 Three, Samuel Collins, Samuel Hayworth, and Robert Johnson 1078 Four, William Atkins, William Rowland, Abdiah Cole, in one sheet, v/ith three others, and Dr. Garencieres V-/- ^ 1079 Two, John Johnston, M. D. and Sir William Davidson 1080 Four, John Partridge, William Salmon, and two of Lionel Lockyer ^ 1081 Two, }oseph Blagrave, and Lancelot Coelson 1082 Five, two of James Cook, William Walwyn, and two of John - Brown 1083 One, Valentine Greatorex, by Faithorne, fine and rare X- . 1 1084 Four, Paul Barbett, Thomas Bruges Milton, by Faithorne; and ditto, by Basire i ^ i lOSi Three, Milton, by Faithoine ; and Dryden, by Gunst and Houbraken -■'^6 1036 One, John Dryden, by Edelinck, brilliant proof, very rare ^ 1087 Six,. Samuel Butler, by Vertue ; ditto,by N.xon; two of Cow- ley, by Faithorne ; Monument of ditto ; aud Edmund W aller, by Vertue Reign of Charles II. 63 ^ 1088 One, Thomas Otway, by Brown, a most brilliant Impression, very rare 1089 Two, Sir William Davenant,by Faithorne ; and William Wy- chcrly, by Smith, with curious original MS. Letter, and Song, by Sir William Daveriant -- ^ 1090 One, Thomas Killigrew, by Faithorne, fine ano RARE - ^ 1091 One, Sir Aston Cockayne, a Poet, and the cele- brated Sir Kenelm Digby, fine and very rare 1092 Four, John Oldham ; Andrew Marvell ; Charles Cotton, with Views of his Fishing- House, and Sir Richard Fanshawe ^7 1093 Four, Alexander Brome, Thomas Hobbs, Sir Thomas Browne, and James Ghibbs, with MS. Account of the last person 1094 Three, Thomas Flatman, and two of John Ogilvy, by Lom- bartand Faithorne ^ 1095 Four, Thomas Durfey the Elder and Younger ; Mathew Ste- venson, and Samuel Speed J096 Two, Richard Head, Author of the English Rogue; and Fran- ciss Kirkman, Citizen, Poet, and Bookseller of London - 1097 One, Sir Henry Oxendon de Barham, by Mar- shall, FINE AND VERY RARE ' 1098 Three, Mrs. Behn, and two of the Dutchess of Newcastle, from her Plays, very fine /^-.o jQgg Two, Sir William Waller, by Yates; and the Earl of Claren- I ^ don, by Loggan 1100 One, Bulstrode Whitlocke, the Historian, bt ; Hulsberg, fine and rare — 1101 One, ditto, by Bartolozzi, fine and rare 6^— 1 102 Four, John Rushworth, Sir Philip Warwick, John Milton, and Sir Paul Rycaut ^ 1103 Four, Sir Roger L’ Estrange, Cardinal Bossuet, William Win- stanley, and Count Hamilton ^^^-^-1104 Two, John Aubrey, Esq. the Antiquarian; and Richard Atkyns, bySherwin 1105 Four, Laurence Roster, one of the earliest Printers, John Gut- temberg, ditto William Petyt, Keeper of the Records in the Tower ; and Edward Waterhouse 1106 Four, Edward Waterhouse, by Loggan ; Jonas Moore, and two ofWilliam Leybourn iiQq One, Sir Henry Blount, Knight of Tithenhanger, Hertfordshire, the great traveller, by Log- gan, fine and VERY rare ^ 1108 One, Georgf Alsop, six English Lines, fine and rare J 1 Q 9 Pour, Vincent Wing, William Leybourne, and two of Joseph Moxon i\ 10 Three, Lord Brouncker, first Piesident of R. S. John Kersey, and Samuel Sturm y 64* E7igra*ved British Portraits. 1111 Three, Mr. Perkins, Venter Mandy, and William Hunt 1112 One, Henry Greenhill, a celebrated Mathema- tician, ETCHED BY HIS BROTHER THE PaINTER^ FINE AND EXTRA RARE it? ^ ^ 1113 Four, Robert Boyle, two Sir Kenelm Digby, and John Eve- lyn, by Nantueil f - ^ 1114 Three, 'Robert Turner, Samuel Gilbert, &c. AT <2 1115 Three, Sir John Pettus, ofCheston Hall in Suffolk, by Sher- win : ditto, by White ; and Thomas Hobbs, by Faithorne ^1116 One, Thomas Hobbs, of Malmesbury, by Hollar,. FINE AND RARE 1117 One, Sir William Temple, by Vanderbanc, very Ills Three, Sir William Temple, by Hoiibraken j ditto, by Ver- tue ; and Algernon Sidney, with his Motto 1119 One, Algernon Sidney, with Mourning Achieve- ment, FINE and very rare ^ ! 1120 Four, two of Martin Clifford; Hadrian Beverland, in an Ova H ditto, with his Mistress, by Schenck /.f:_ii 21 Two, Hadrian Beverland, with his Mistress, by Beckett; ditto, drawing from a naked Figure ^ ^ 1122 One, John Norton, Author of the Scholar s Vade- Mecum, BY ShERWIN, fine AND RARE 1123 One, Carew Reynell, by Faithorne, extra fine AND RARE /a-0 1124 Three, Andrew Snape, Stephen Montague, and John Mayne ^ 1125 One, Noah Bridges, by^ Faithorne, fine and rare 7 1126 Six, James Hodder, ^ Chamberlayne, Sir William Wood, / and three of William Lilly Six, Sir George Wharton, John Partridge, three of Henry Coley, and John Aliddleton r T_r i /'71_!^1128 Four, two of Richard Saunders, and two of John Haydon X .?-^l 129 One, Jack Adams, the famous Fortune-teller of Clerkenwell Green, extra rare and very fink — 1130 Two, Anna Wooley and Sarah Gilley, by Baithorne, fine and /„/^^1131 B"our, Thomas Binning, — — - Cole, Thomas Powell, and Wil- liam Austen 1132 Two, Thomas Jones and Samuel Leigh ^ r i i. /;>. . --1133 B'our, Robert Streter, Antonio Verris, Sir Peter Lely by He Jode, and ditto by Smith ^ 1134 One, Rembrandt Van Ryn, the celebrated Painter on India Paper, very fine (1135 One, by Rembrandt, the Three xRees Landscape, first state, a most brilliant Impression, very rare /^-d^lise One, by Rembrandt, the Death of the Virgin, FIRST state of THE PlATE, FINE AND VERY RARE Reign of Charles IL 65 1137 One, by Pembrandt, the Angel appearing to the Shepherds, FIRST state of the Plate, in which THE WHOLE OF THE BaCK GrOUND AND DISTANT ScE- NERY IS DISTINCTLY MADE OUT, A MOST BRILLIANT Impression, remarkably scarce 1138 One, Christ healing the Sick, commonly called THE Hundred Guilder Print, first state of the Plate, a most brilliant Impression, extra rare 1139 Six, Sir Godfrey Kneller, by Beckett; ditro, by Smith ; Sa- muel Cooper, Thomas FJatmao, Gerrard Zoost, and John Riley ^'^*^1140 Two, William Wissing, by Smith ; and Nicholas Largelliere and Family, by Beckett, fine and rare 1141 Five, Gibson the Dwarf, Claud Lefevre, John Hayls, John Greenhill, and Baptist Caspar — 1142 One, Sir Ralph Cole, Bart, by Place, fine and VERY RARE — 1143 Six, Lepiper Vandevelt, Abram Hondius, Gerrard Zoost, John Wyck, and Thomas Wyck — 1144 Six, John Riley; Peter Roestraten; ditto, mezzotinto ; Vanson; and two Specimens of Ostade and Hemskirk ^ 1145 Five, Alexander Browne, Vandiest, Samuel Butler, Mrs. Beale, and Gabriel Cibber ^^-2.^1146 Four, two of Silvanyus Morgan, Anne Killigrew, and Grinlin Gibbons 1147 Five, Sir Christopher Wren, Balthazer Gerbier, and three of Abram Symonds p-— 1148 One, William Faithorne, the celebrated Engra’ VER, BY FiLLIAN, FINE AND VERY RARE — 1149 Six, two of Hollar, Warner Valliant, Vanderbanc, Robei j White, and Paul Vansomer ^ — 1150 One, Isaac Beckett, mezzotinto, by Himself, fine AND VERY RARE ^-1151 One, THE most illustrious and high-born Prince Rupert, Prince Elector Palatine of the Rhine, second Son to Frederick King of Bohemia, Gene- ral of the Horse to his Majesty’s Army, Knight OF the Most Noble Order of the Garter, &c. by Faithorne, pine and extra rare 1152 Two, the original and copy of the Saracen’s Head, the first Mezzotinto scraped in this Country; Rupert Prince fecit, with Title and Account, very rare '-^1153 One, Prince Rupert, scraped by Himself, date ON THE Shield, 1658, and Rupert Prince fecit, fine and extra rare — 1154 Two, Mrs. Valliant and Son, by Vansomer j and Valliant, Mezzotinto 66 Engraved British Portraits. 1155 Five, Francis Place, in a sheet, with three others ; ditto, Wil- liam Lodge, with curious MS. Account of Lodge, communi- cated to V ei tue, by Ralph Thoresby, the Antiquarian ; Ma- ria Schurman ; and Evelyn sitting under a Tree, and a curious MS. Account of the brothers John, Joseph and Philip Rotier, Engravers of Coins and Medals 1156 Five, Correlli, by Smith, with MS. Account ; Simpson, by Faithorne i and three of John Play ford 1157 One, Thomas Mace, by Faithorne, very fine 1158 Three, Betterton the Actor, with Historical Account ; Greet- ing the Musician ; and one, anonymous, by Faithorne IJ59 One, Francis Corbetta, a celebrated Musician, Mezzotinto, after Gascar, fine and very rare '/-^~^1160 Four, Thomas Weston, by White; Cocker, by Vanhove, Bottley, and Hopkins 1161 One, Zebelina, a Teacher of Short-Hand, fine ^ and|ver yrare. This is esteemed the rarest of ALL FaITHORNE’s PERFORMANCES /a^o 1162 Four, Mason, Short-Hand Writer; Jacob Tonson, the cele- brated Bookseller, and founder of the Kit-cat Club; and John Dunton, Father and Son ,r ^ 1163 Two, Cooper the Printseller and Son, by Pelham and Faithorne 1164 One, Richard Thompson the Print-Seller, by Place, very fine 1165 One, John Bullfinch the Print-Seller, by Loggan, FINE AND VERY RARE 1166 Two, Thomas Tompson the Watchniaker, and Richard Col- lins, Supervisor, by Browne ^_/^-^]167 One, Jane Dutchess of Norfolk, Wife to Henry Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshal of England, &c. fine and extra rare 1168 Two, Sarah Dutchess of Somerset, by Vertue; and Frances Dutchess of Richmond, by Valliant ^ i 169 Three, Mary Dutchess of Buckingham, by Worlidge ; and two, Anne and Elizabeth Dutch esses of Albemarle ^^ y.^-^ll70 One, THE Portraitures of the Royal Progenie of King Charles the First, in a GenealogicalTree, containing the Portraits of Charles the First, Henrietta Maria, Charles the Second, Catha- rine of Portugal, Duke and Duchess of York, Princess of Orange, Lady Elizabeth, Duke of Gloucester, Duke of Anjou, Princess Henrietta, Duke and Dutchess of Albemarle, &c. in eight Ovals, extra fine and very rare /.//-^? ini One, THE, Dutchess of Monmouth, by Schenck 67 Reign of Charles II. 1172 OxE, THE Right Hon. Lady Barbara Countess of Castlemain, afterwards the celebrated Dut- chess OF Cleveland, Mistress to Charles the Second, by Faithorne, fine and extra rare 1173 One, the Dutchess of Cleveland (Mistress to Charles the Second), in the Character of St. Agnes, fine and rare 1174 Two, the Dutchess of Cleveland, by Williams and Browne 1175 Two, the Dutchess of Cleveland, by Schenck and Lutterell 1176 One, Louisa De Queroville Dutchess of Ports- mouth, a celebrated French Beauty, sent by the Queen Mother, Henrietta Maria, to bind her Son, Charles the Second, to the French In- terest. (This Lady was one of Charles’s Mis- tresses, AND Mother to the first Duke of Rich- mond of the Name of Lenox). Oval, Mezzotinto, PROOF, fine and rare 1177 Three, the Dutchess of Portsmouth ; and two, anonymous, by Vansomer, See. ^ 1178 Three, the Dutchess of Grafton, by Verkolie; ditto, Beckett ; ditto, by Lens 1179 One, the most Noble Mary Dutchess Dowager of Beaufort, Daughter to the virtuous and loyal Arthur Lord Capel, murdered by Cromwell AND his Rebels, 1648, Nutting sgulpit, fine and very rare 1180 One, ditto, an unfinished Proof, no Engraver’s Name, very fine and extra rare Ninth Day’s Sale. ENGRAVED BRITISH PORTRAITS. Reign of Charles II. continued. . — L /y 1181 Two, the Countess of Arundell, by White; and Elizabeth Countess of Northumberland, by Browne 1182 Two, Elizabeth Countess of Northumberland, by Beckett and Browne I 2 68 Engraved British Portraits. 1183 Three, the Right Hon the Countess of Exeter, by Thompson; Countess of t^arwick, by White ; and the Countess of Stam- ford, by Thompson ^ 1184 Two; the Right Hon. the Lady Elizabeth Butler Countess of Chesterfield, by Browne and Beckett 1185 Two, the Dutchess of Buckingham, Daughter of General Sir" Thomas Fairfax, by Worlidge ; and the Family of Arthur Lord Essex, who was murdered in the Tower for the pre- tended Rye-House Plot 1186 One, THE Family OF Arthur Lord Essex, fine and EXTRA RARE 1187 Two, the Countess of Chesterfield, by Gunst; and the Lady Arlington, Mezzotinto 1188 One, Isabella of Naussau Countess of Arlington, FINE and very rare - X ^^.5^ -1189 One, the Lady Mary Ratcliffe Countess of Der- WENTWATER (NATURAL DAUGHTER OF ChARLES THE Second, and mother of the unfortunate Earl of DeRWENTWATER, beheaded TN 1715), WHOLE LENGTH, IN A HIGH Head-Dress of Ostrich Feathers, and SUPERBLY DRESSED, BY LeNS, FINE AND RARE 1190 Two, the Right Hon. the Lady Ashley and the Lady Essex Finch, by Thompson and Browne ^1191 One Lady Mary Jolliffe, Daughter of the Earl OF Huntingdon, most brilliant Proof, by R. White, extra rare 6 o 1192 Two, the Lady Essex Finch, by Vanderveert ; and Mrs. Anne Montague, by Browne 4j.^^?^1193 One, Lady Catharine Seymour, relicke of the Lord Francis Seymour Baron of Troubridge, RARE y"-, ii-^1194 One, the Lady Grey (Wife of Ford Lord Grey, FAMOUS for his PROFLIGATE AmoURS WITH HER SlS- ter the Lady Henrietta Berkley, and likemhse FOR HIS Share and History of the Rye House Plot, very rare j t j 1195 Four, Rachael Paule^ John Evans, Lady Armyne, and Lady Brooke -<^^1196 One, Madame Katharine Neville, by Browne, extra fine and rare ^ ^1197 One^ the Right Hon. the Lady Bellasis, by Ihomp- sone, fine and rare ^1198 One, the Lady Elizabeth Jones, by Thompson, fine and rare - 2 ^ r .- 6 li 99 One, Lady Anne Barrington and Lady Mary dt. John, after Gascar, fine, and esteemed the scar- cest Mezzotinto extant Reign of Charles IL 69 _.o—o 1200 Two, the Lady Mooreland_, by Thompson ; and Lady Warner, by Vanscuppen • // ^ 1201 One, the Lady Mary King, by White, fine and RARE 1202 One, the Lady Mary Langham, a most beautiful and exquisitely finished Minia ruRE, BY Samuel Cooper, in his best manner ^ 1203 Two, Lady Catharine Sid’ey Countess of Dorchester, and Ma- dam Mary Kirk, by Browne 1204 Two, the Lady Price, by Browne ; and Madam Middleton, by Thompson 1205 One, Miss Jenny Middleton, in the Character of a Shepherdess, after Gascar, fine and rare 1206 One, Lady Middleton, by Watson, very fine ^-/ 9 - 0 \ 2O1 One, the true and lively Portraiture of that virtuousGentlewoman Martha Williams, ONE OF THE Daughters of that valiant Colonel and WORTHY Knight Sir Marmaduke Rawdon, of Hodsden in Hertfordshire, and Wife to Thomas Williams, Gentleman, the fourth Son of Sir Henry Williams of Givernent in Brecknockshire, Knight and Baronet, by White, fine and extra RARE ^'^--^1208 One, the true and lively Portraiture of that virtuous Gentlewoman Sara Rawdon, Wife to Marmaduke Rawdon, Esq. of Hodsden, fine and extra rare — 1209 Three, Elizabeth Rawlinson, by Nutting; Madam Smith, by White; and Mistress Vos, by Smith —2.^1210 One, Madam Graham, by Thompson, fine and rare ^ 6 ^ 1211 Two, Madam Philadelphia Saunders, by BrowTie ; and Madam Parson, by Verkolie '^/-1212 One, Madam Jane Kellaway, in the Character ^ OF Diana, by Browne, fine and rare “1213 One, Madam Jane Long, BY J^HOMPsoN, FINE and RARE — 1214 One, Madam Sophia Bulkeley, after Gascar, fine and extra rare ^^-—1215 One, Madam Dorothy Rutter, fine and rare />' v-1216 Two, the Family of Mr. Coke of Holkham, in Norfolk, bv Vincent ; and Mrs. Catharine Clarke, by Vanhove v'^-1217 One, Madam Mary Davis, one of the Mistresses OF Charles the Second, by Valck, fine and rare .*^-•^1218 One Madam Eleanore Gwy^nn, the Mistress of Charles the Second, with her two Children, 1310 One, Wriottesley Lord Russell, son of the un- fortunate great man William Lord Russell, by Beckett, fine and extra rare 1311 Three, the Lord Burleigh son to the Earl of Exeter, Henry- Booth Lord Delamere, and John Lord Churchill, afterwards the celebrated Duke of Marlborough ^ 1312 One, Patrick Earl of Strathmore, with Armo-^ RIAL Bearings, after Kneller by White, fine AND rare ^- a-o 1313 One, Lieut. Genl. Douglass, celebrated as one OF Williams Generals at the Battle of the Boyne, after Sieve by Renatus Lochon, fine and rare _ 1314 Three, Sidney Earl of Godolphin, Lord High Treasurer, by Smith ; the Earl of Melford, by Beckett ; and the Lord Henry Scott, son to the unfortunate Duke of Monmouth One, the Right Honble. John Erskine Earl of Marr, by Vandrebanc, brilliant Impression, EXTRA rare 1316 One, the most Honble. Kenneth Marquiss and Earl of Seaforth, Viscount Fort, Lord Macken- zie AND KiNTAIL, &C. one OF HIS MAJESTIES MOST Honble. Privy Council, and Knight of the most ANCIENT AND MOST NOBLE OrDER OF THE ThISTLE, 1688, by Robert White, fine and extra rare 1317 One, John Earl of Melfort, Secretary of State AND Privy Councellor to James the Second, WITH WHOM HE FLED THE KiNGDOM, WITH ArMORIAL Bearings, after Kneller by Vandrebanc, finE AND EXTRA RARE 11 Tenth Day’s Sale. ENGRAVED BRITISH PORTRAITS. Reign of James //. continued. ^ iMs Three, John Viscount Dundee, the brave and true Loyalist to the unfortunate James the Second, with Historical Account, and View of the Pass of Kiliicranky, where he lost his Life in the moment of Victory 1319 One, Robert Earl of Roxburgh, Lord Ker OE CeS« FORD AND CaVERTON, AGED 19, DIED AT BrUXELLS, July 13th, 1696, after Fatten by Smith, fine and very rare 4 , — 1320 One, Roger Palmer Earl of Castlemain, kissing Innocent the XIth’s Foot ^—6 1321 Two, Bp, Sancroft, by IVhite ; and the seven Bishops, by Vandrebanc, in a whole sheet 0-0 1322 One, Thomas Lampleugh Arch Bp, of York, after I Kneller by Vandrebanc, fine and rare 1323 Two, Henry Compton Bp. of London, by Beckett j and Nath. Lord Crew Lord Bishop of Durham, by Faber ig24 One, Peter Mews Bishop of Winchester, by Log- GAN, very fine and RARE Ihree, Doctor Tho. Barlow, by Loggan ; ditto, byAVhite; and Lloyd Bishop of St. Asaph, by Loggan ^..,^1326 Four, Lloyd Bp. of St. Asaph, by Veitue ; Bp. Turner, Bp. Kenn, and the seven Bishops, by Schenck 1327 Four, John Lake Bp. of Chichester, the Tryal of Laud, by Hollar ; Spratt Bp. of Rochester, and the seven Bishops, sheet, Mezzotinto 6 1328 Four, the seven Bishops, by Vandrebanc, with MS. Letter on the same to Mr. Vertue ; Trclawnev Bp. of Bristol, and two Views of Cathedrals, by King, Ac." /- <9 1329 One, Michael Boyle Arch Bp. of Armagh, by Log- gan, FINE AND RARE ^^-^1330 Six, Ezek. Hopkins, Bp. Derry, Arch Bp. Tillotson. Dean Meggot, Dean Sherlock, and Fouler Bishop of Gloucester, with MS, Account 78 1331 Engraved British Portraits, 1332 1333 4^-.- 1334 1335 1336 1337 1338 /- 1339 2 1340 1341 1342 I 1344 ,1 1345 1346 Four, Bp. Burnett, by Picart; Hooper, Bp. of Bath and Wells, Sharp Arch Bp. of York, and Burnett Master of the Charter House, with MS. Accounts, and Copy of a Letter trom Arch Bp. Housh . , r i- Two, Dennison Arch Bp. of Canterbury, and Charles Leslie, A. M. with MS Account _ One, Gilbert Bp. of Salisbury, by Robert White, FINE AND RARE One, ditto, by Smith, most brilliant Impression, Six, Cresentius Mather, Jeremy Collyer, Dionysius Granville, Anthony Horneck, H. Pnddeaux, and Richd. Baxtei, with MS. Accounts of them , r Two, Bonaventure GifFord, by Dubose; and Joseph Garreres, Four^ Father Peter, Confessor to James the Second, with His- torical Events relative to his Life • i r» Three, Francis Couplet, a converted' Chinese ; Daniel Burgess, and Henry Chatelin One, Count D’iV.DA, the Pope’s NunCIO to James the Second, by Smith, fine and rare One, Pierre Moussard, Minister of the French Church in London, by Vansomer, fine and rare Two, Frater Mendicans, a begging Fryar, and John Bunyan, bv Houston One, Sir Stephen Fox, Ancestor to the late much LAMENTED Charles James, and the present Lord Holland, &c. &c. by Simon, extra fine and rare Two the Houses of Lords and Commons, with the King sitting in Parliament, &c. beautifully coloured, scarce One, a Drawing of Sir Robert Harley, Prime Mi- nister TO Queen Anne, and afterwards Larl of Oxford, with Names of all the Speakers op the House of Commons, from the Conqueror to Queen Anne - One,SirJohnHoublon,Knigiit AND Alderman, Lord Mayor of the City of London, anno 1696, .4.^ at THE SAME TIME ONE OF NHE LORDS OF THE HIGH Court op Admiralty, and first Governor of the B4Nk op England, aged 68, by Williams, with Mb. Account, most brilliant Impression, extra rare One, the Right Honble. George Lord Jeffreys, Baron of Weim, and Lord High Chancellor op England, and one of the Lords of his Majesty s MOST Honourable PriYy Council 1686, before the Plate was altered, entitling him Earl of flint, 6cc, Mezzotinxo^ fine ajnd extra rare Reign of James IL 79 _^r-^1347 One, the Right Honele. Sir Georoe Jeffreys, Knight and Baronet, Lord Chief Justice of Eng- land, &c. 1684, BY White, A most brilliant Im- PRESSiaN, extra rare ^ ^1348 One, the Right Honble. Sir Robert Wright, Knight, Lord Chief Justice of England, &c. by White, extra fine and rare - ^-^234^9 One, the Right Honble. George Earl of Linlith- gow, Lord Livingstone, Lord Justice General of Scotland, and one of the Lords of His Majesty’s most Honble. Priv y Council and Exchequer in that Kingdom, 1688, with Armorial Bearings, by R. White, a - most brilliant Impression, extra rare •* 1350 Seven, Sir B. Shower, the Bishop’s Council, Mezzotlnto ; Sir C. Levins, Sir R. Sawer, H. Poliixfen, Sir G. Treby, and John Somers Two, Henry Finch Earl of Nottingham, and Sir John Powell, Knight, by Sherwin, very fine ^—1332 One, Sir ThOxMas Street, Knight, an honest and ■ upright Judge, and the. only one of the twelve who gave -Hi's Opinion, against the King’s dis- pensing' Power, BY White, fine and very rare ^^-A353 One, Sir John Hoskins, Knight and Baronet, of Herefordshire, and President of the Hoyal So- ciety, 'BY W-HITE, extra fine AND RARE . 3354 Two, Sir George Mackenzie, Lord Advocate for Scotland, by WTite and Vaiidrebanc 1355 Four, Lewis Earl of Feversham, by Beckett ; Doke of Schom- berg, by Gaillard ; View of the Obelisk erected to his iMe- ! mory ; the Battle of the Boyne, whole sheet, by Brooks ^1356 One, the Portsmouth Captains, the Hon. Colonel j John Beaumont, the Hon. Captain Thomas Paston, Captain Simon Pack, Captain 1'homas Orme, Captain. John Port, and Captain W. Cooke, in Six Ovals, by R. White, ev'tra rare ’’ ' 1357 One, John Lord Cutts, of Childerley^ in the County of Cambridge, distinguished himself greatly at the taking of Buda from the Turks, AND afterwards CAME INTO ENGLAND WITH WlL- LiAM THE Third, AT THE Revolution, TO whom he ^ WAS A General and Favourite, by Williams, I fine and extra rare ’ ^ 1358 Three Sir Cloudsley Shovel, Kt. a celebrated Admiral, who, from an orphan Cabin-boy, by his bravery and good conduct, rose to the highest situation in the Navy. He was unfortu- so Engraved British Eortrails, nately lost oD the Cmst of Scilly, in 1706*— See interesting MS. Account. John Viscount Dundee, and theHon. William Cecil, by Smith, &c. 6 1359 Two, Charles Townshend, afterwards Lord Townshend, Se- cretary of State to George the First, by Smith; and Sir Charles Cotterell, Kt. Master of the Ceremonies to three Kings, from 1641 to 1687, aged ,72, and ancestor of the pre- sent Sir Clement Cotterell, by Williams 1360 Four, Thomas Coulson, Esq. M. P. for Totness in Devon- shire, by Smith, 1713; Alderman Cornish, executed for the Rye- blouse Plot, in 1683 ; Benjamin Hewling, executed for Monmouth’s Rebellion ; and William Richards, Governor of Wexford for Cromwell, and entrusted by James the Second with the command of a Regiment, upon the Prince of Orange invading the Kingdom, by Smith 6 1361 Three, Thomas Maxwell; .Esq. Major-General of the Army, and commander of the Dragoons in Ireland, by Smith ; and two, Samuel Pepys, the celebrated Secretary of the Admiralty in the Reigns of Charles the Second and James the Second, by White 1362 Four, three of James Bonnell, Accountant General of the Revenues in Ireland, to Charles the Second, James the Se- cond, and William the Third, by Robert White, &c. Wil- liam Musgrave, M . D. by Vander Gutcht 1363 One, Doctor Francis Bernard, Physician to James THE Second, half sheet, fine and very rare 1364 Four, Sir William Petty, Kt. the celebrated Accountant, and founder of the Marquis of Lansdowne’s Family, Lord Heni^y Petty, &c. by Smith; Dr. Kenrick, by White; George Jones, by Sherwln ; and John Case, by Van Hove 1365 Four, William Atkins, the Gout Doctor; Sir John Chardin, the celebrated Traveller ; Sir Isaac Newton, the great Astro- ' nomer, by Smith ; Drawing of ditto, from a Medal, with MS. and Historical Account ^ 6^ 1366 Four, Jolm Dryden, by Houbraken , ditto. Monumental Effi- gy; Sir Robert L’ Estrange and William Winstanley, by White, &:c. ^ • 1367 Six, Sir Issaac Newton, by Bickham; ditto, a Drawing; and four of John Locke, the celebrated Author and Philosopher, with curious Epitaph found in his Study after his death, by Vandrebanc, &c. a 1363 Five, Charles Delafosse, Henry Tllson, John Sybrecht, Henry Giles, John Smith, from Walpole’s Anecdotes, &c, 6 1369 Four Pierce Tempest, Engraver and Printseller ; John Blow ; Godfrey Finger, Musician; and William Addy, Writing- Master Reign of James //. ' 81 1370 Two, the Dutchess of Monmouth and her two Sons the Earl of Doncaster §ind Lord Henry Scott, by Smith ; the Countess of Derby, Daughter of the Earl of cSssory, by Williams - 1371 Two, the Countess of Litchfield, by Beckett; ditto, a French Engraving _ 1372 Three, the Countess of Dorchester, by Smith; the Lady Eliza- beth Willmot, by ditto ; the Ladies Henrietta and Mary Hide, by ditto ' 1373 One, the Right Hon. the Lady Henrietta Maria Lady Wentworth Baroness of Nettlestead, the ONLY Daughter and Heiress of the Right Hon. Thomas Lord Wentworth, and Grandchild and Heiress OF the Right Hon. Thomas late Earl of Cleveland, a Woman of great Beauta", and cele- brated FOR AN Amour with the unfortunate Duke OF Monmouth, after Kneller, by Williams, FINE AND extra RARE 1374 Two, the Lady Brandon, by Smith-; and the Lord ChurchilBs two Daughters, by ditto •^-6 1375 Two, Madam Elizabeth Brownlow, when a Child, by Smith ; ^ and ditto, by Beckett 1376 Two, Madam Jane Skeffington, by Smith ; and Madam Soams, by Beckett — 1377 One, Madam Anne Wyndham, after Wissing, by Beckett, fine and rare 1378 One, Madam Sooms, after Kneller, by Beckett, FINE AND rare 1379 Two, Madam Baker, by Beckett ; and Madam Dorothy Ma- son, by Smith 1380 One, the Countess of Kildare, Daughter of the Earl of Ranelagh, greatly celebrated by Lord Lansdowne, in his Progress of Beauty, after Wissing, by Williams, extra fine and rare 1381 Ditto ditto, fine and rare, by Smith /_^ 1382 Pwo, Madam Lucy Loftus, by Browne ; ditto, a proof ■A. 1383 Twm, the Lady Brownlow, by Smith ; and Mrs. Yarborough, by Beckett — 1384 One, Titus Oates, D. D. Anagrama Testis Ouat (a notorious Character and perjured Evidence), after Hauker, bv Thompson, fine and very RARE 1385 One, Titus Oates standing in the Pillory, and Vignette of his Punishment at the Cart’s 'Pail, with Seven Portraits, in Ov'als, of the unfori'U- nate Jesuits who fell Victims through his most infamous Perjuries, (viz.) Charles Baker, Wil- L 82 Engraved British Portraits, LIAM Waring, Anthony Turner, John Fenwick, John Gavin, Thomas Harcourt, and Philip Evans, FINE AND RARE 13S6 Five, the Squire of Aisatla, celebrated by Shadwell, in his Play of that name; Hans Biding, a Dutch Mountebank; two of Phillips the Merry Andrew ; and Hugh Massey, an itinerant Fidler One, John Wormburgh, a Swedish Dwarf, by Gole, FINE AND EXTRA RARE 1388 Three, Harry IVI organ, of Lewis in Sussex, aged 105; John Philips, Gent, of Ihoiner near Bramham Park, in Yorkshire, aged 1 17 ; and Prince Giolo, Son to the King of Mongais, by Savage 1389 Four, two different of Joseph Clarke, the Posture Master; and two ditto of the Dutch Woman, the celebrated Rope-Dancer One, THE true Portraiture of John Wormburgh, HiS Height not exceeding two feet seven inches, AGED 38 Years, &c. &c. sold by Oliver, on Ludgate Hill, fine and very rare X . — 1391 Sixteen, the Portrait of Valerius, born without iVrms, with the extraordinary Feats of h'S wonderful Performances, and the original Hand-Bill of his fCxldbition, inscribed the greatest Wonder in Nature that ever was seen, tine and extra rare 0 1392 Three, Mathew Buckioger, horn without Hands or Legs; Elizabeth Hopkins with dreadful Cancer; and Mary Webb, cured of a Dead Palsy y, — 1393 Eight, Margaret Patten, aged 141 years; CollyA^olly, PutF- crier of Poor Jack; Merry Milk-Maid; Roger Teesdale ; and Mrs. Parker, Seley the Chimney-sweeper ; Nan Mills, the London Beggar ; and Death’s Dance, by Hollar ^ . — 1394 One, Mary Hobry, a French Midwife ; inscribed A Representation of the bloody Murder com- mitted BY Mary Aubry, A French Midwife, which WAS BURNT to DeATH THE 2d OF MaRCH, 1687. ThIS curious Print was unknown to Granger, fine AND extra rare ' 1395 One, the original Drawing of Mary Hobry, ta- ken AS SHE STOOD ON HER TrIAL Engraved British Portraits— Reign ofTVilliani and Mary, 1396 One, William the Third, with Historical Account of his Reign 1397 One, William the Third in his Robes, Crown, Bible, and Sceptre on the Table, Dutch Mezzodnto, fine proof ‘ • 13^8 One, William the Third on Florseback, emblematical Figures, • distant View of the Sea, &c, fine Reigfi of William and Mary, 83 1399 Twoj William the Third and his Queen^ by Jacobus Gole, very fine - 1400 Three, Willixun the Third, by Smith ; ditto, when Prince of Oraneje, by Place ; and the Princess of Orange, by ditto 1401 Two, VVhIli:.m the Toird, by Deleter; ditto, his Coronation, with Vignettes, by Dc Hooge, fine 1402 One, William the Third on Horseback, View^ of the Battle of the Boyne, after Wyck, by Faber 1403 One, M ary Queen OF William tiieThird, in her Coronation Robes, Mezzotinto, brilliant proof, EXTRA rare 1404 Four, William the Third, whole leng.h, Mezzotinto; Mary his Queen, by Valck; ditto, by Smith ; and Mary of Este, Queen of James the Second, by ditto 1405 Four, Maria Beatrix, by Smith ; Tomb of Mary Queen of William; Queen Mary, by Smith; the Royal Family, by Lens; and William and Mary, by Vanderguet 1406 One, their Excellencies the Lords Justices of England for the Administration of the Government during the absence of the King (viz.) Arch Bp. Tennison, Sir John Somers, Thomas Earl of Pembroke, William Duke of Devonshire, Charles Duke of Shrewsbury, Charles Earl of Dorset, and Sidney Lord Godolphin, by Robert White, fine and rare 1407 Two, William Duke of Bedford, father to the patriotic Lord William Russell. James 11. addressing him in his misfor- tunes, said My I.ord, you are a good man, and may do me some sert^ice.’’ His reply was : Sire, 1 am old ; I had a son who might have served your Majesty, had he lived P* by Williams. And John Marquis of Tweedale, Lord High Chancellor of Scotland, &c. a firm loyalist to the uiifortu- nate Charles the First,' and held in high favour b y Charles the Second, James the Second, William and Mary, a great and virtuous man, and true lover of his country’s independence, by Smith 1408 Three, Patrick Earl of Marchmont, Lord High Commissioner and Lord High Chancellor of Scotland in 1697, a fac- tious, intriguing, and base Character, by Smith; the Right Hon. Edward Russell Earl-of Orford, Viscount Barfleur, &c. a celebrated Admiral, and Uncle to the unfortunate Lord 7F. Russell ; George Earl of Melvil, a great supporter of the Re- volution in Scotland, and twice Lord High Commissioner from William in that Kingdom, by White 1409 Four, the Lord Buckhurstand Lady Mary Sackvllle his Sister; Richard Lord Clifford and Lady Jane his Sister ; Lord Vil- liers and Lady Mary Villiers his Sister ; Edward Lord Hin- chinbroke ; all by Smith L % 84 Engraved British Portraits, 1410 Two, the Right Hon. James Earl of Salisbury, and the Lord Bury, by Smith — 1411 One, Prince James Edward, Son to James the Se- cond, WITH SIX Noblemen and others, who suf- fered IN his unfortunate Cause, whole sheet, FINE AND VERY RARE -^-^6 1412 Five, Arch Bp. Sancroft, ditto with William the Third, Spratt Bp. of Rochester, and Thomas Spratt, Archdeacon ; Richard Cumberland Lord Bp. of Peterborough, by Smith ; and Arch Bp. Tillotson, by Houbraken V 1413 Four, James Daillon Count de Lude, tryed for High Treason, for preaching a Sermon in the City of London, on the 20th August 1693, by Pelham ; the Rev. George Walker, the ce- brated Governor of Londonderry, killed fighting for William at the Battle of the Boyne, by Gole ; ditto, by Schenck ; and Edmund Calamy, by G. White ^ ^ - 1414 Four, Samuel Slater, by White ; B. Woodroffe, by ditto ; Ben- jamin Reach, by Drapintiere ; and Francis Bugg, by Van Hove 41-^6 1415 Three, Thom* s Strickland, by Faber; Jeremy Collier, by Vande Gucht; and one of an unknown Clergyman, by White 1416 Eight, Peter the Great; ditto, Equestrian Figure ; Henry ■ Count Nassau; Charles the Twelfth, King of Sweden, &;c. &c. 1417 Two, the Right Hon. John Verney, Master of the Rolls ; and the Right Hon. Sir Thomas Trevor, Kt. by Vertue and White, BOTH VERY FINE /,r^- 1418 One, Sir Henry Chauncea^, of Yardleybury, in THE County of Hertford, Knight, Serjeant at Law, Author of the History and Antiquities of Hertfordshire, G. Savage sculp, fine and very RARE ^ 1419 One, Sir James Stewart of Goodtrebs, Lord Ad- vocate OF Scotland to William and Mara", and Queen Anne, with MS. Account, Vertue sculp. BRILLIANT PROOF, EXTRA RARE /_/ 1420 Four, the Right Hon. William Lord North and Grey ; Tho- mas Lord Herbert, Arnold Earl of Albemarle, Maynard Duke of Leinster, by Smith and Simon, very fine //- - 1421 Four, Goddart Baron Ginkle, created Earl of Athlone; Gene- ral Tolmash^ Admiral Russell, and Sir Richard Haddock, by Faithorne, Houbraken, and Smith ^ 1422 Two, Charles Napier, Esq. Lieut. General, by Smith; and Captain Rigby, a Sea-Officer, found guilty, in 1698, of a crime too odious to be named ; such characters are detestable ; Reign of William and Mary, 85 and it is a matter of great regret that the fine or graphic art should ever have been employed upon the likeness of such a disgraceful member of Society, by Smith, &c. -^6 1423 Six, Thomas Tryon, Gent. John Disney, Esq. Mordecai Abbot, Esq. Thomas Dean, Esq. John Ashton, Gent, and one anonymous, an unfinished proof, by White, &c. _ 1424 Four, Henry Worster, Samuel Smith, Richard Gomeldon, and Thomas GiH, by Smith, White, &c. ^ 1425 Three, Thomas Gill, Physician; Devereux Knightley, Esq. ofFawsley, Northamptonshire; and Sir Henry Goodrickc, Kt. and Baronet, by Smith, &c. — 1426 Three, John Locke, the celebrated Philosopher ; John Fryer, M. D. the Asiatic Traveller ; and Anthony Wood the Anti- quarian, by Vertue, See, — 1427 Four, Thomas Lystern, Astrologer ; John Taylor, Mathema- tician : John Hopkins, Short-hand Writer; and John Lam- bert, Painter, by Smith, See. 1428 Two, Bidloo, a celebrated Artist, brilliant proof; and Grinlin Gibbons, the Statuary, and his Wife, by Smith, See. 1429 Four, Daniel Marot, A rchitect, by Gole ; Richard Collin, En- graver ; Peter de la Moles, by Cooper; and ditto, a Va- riation - 1430 Four, Henry Purcell, Christopher Lygon, Archengelius Cor- relli, and William Croft, by White, See. 14*31 Four, Doctor Blow, William Defason, Mr. Leveridge, and Harry Carey, by White, &c. 1432 Two, the Countess of Westmoreland and Sir Godfrey Kneller, by White, &c. 1433 Twelve, the Beauties at Hampton Court, (viz.) Queen Mary, the Countess of Ranelagh, Countess of Clarendon, Mrs. Scroop, Countess of Essex, the Dutchess of Marlborough, Dutchess of Manchester, Dutchess of Grafton, Dutchess of St. Alban’s, Countess of Peterborough, the Countess of Dor- set, and Lady Middleton, by Faber, all very fine 1434 Four, the Hon. Mrs. Marianne Herbert, the Lady Grace Ge- thin. Madam Constantia Hare, and Frances Kynesman, by Smith, See. — 1435 One, Madam Frances Kynesman, after Schalken, BY Smith, brilliant proof, rare - 1436 Four, Mrs. Conway Hackett, one anonymous, Mrs. Eleanor Copley, and Mrs. Rachael Love, by Smnh ^ 1437 Five, Mrs. Sarah Chichely ; the Dutchess of Roxburgh, a proof; Madam D’Averquerke ; one anonymous, from Frank Haels ; and Madam Knatchbul, by Smith^ Sec. '/ 1438 One, William Joy the English Samson, with Vi- gnettes OF his Performances; inscribed Wil- liam Joy, AGED ABOLTT 24, M^AS BORN IN THE IsLE OF 86 ' "Engraved British Portraits, Thanet in Kent; he is a man of prodigious STRENGTH OF BODY, OF WHICH HE HAS GIVEN EVI- DENT PROOFS BEFORE HIS MOST GRACIOUS MajESTY King William the 1'hird at Kensington, and BEFORE their RoYAL HiGHNESSES THE PrINCE AND Princess of Denmark, his Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, and the greatest Nobility OF THeKiNGDOM, AT THE TheATRE RoYAL IN DOR- SET Garden, anno 1699, fine and very rare 1439 One, Bernardus Giglia, Italian Giant, shewed IN London, by Fougeron, fine and rare Engraved British Portraits, — Reign of Queen Aiind, 1440 One, Queen Anne, with Historical Account of her Reign C 1441 Three, Queen Anne, with six Ovals of the SteWarts, from James the First ; ditto, whole length, by Gribelin; and ditto, by Smith /f — 1442 Six, two of Queen Anne, by Smith; George Prince of Den- mark, by ditto ; William Duke of Gloucester, and Mr. Ben- jamin Bathurst; his Highness the Duke of Gloucester; and ditto with Lap-Dog, by Smith, &c. 1443 Four, his Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, Princess Sophia of Brunswick, and two of the Princess Clementina, by Vertue, 8cc. 1444 Four, John Duke of Marlborough, by Temen ; ditto, by Smithy Noel Earl of Gainsborough, by Faber, &c. 6 — 1445 Four, John Earl of Carberry, Thomas Earl of Strafford, Da- niel k.arl of Nottingham, and Charles Earl of Peterborough, by Smith, Houbraken, &c. 41 6 1446 Three, George Earl of Orkney, Sidney Earl of Godolphin, and Lionel Duke of Dorset, by Vertue and Houbraken 1447 Four, Lionel Duke of Dorset, by Vertue, a beautiful proof ; James Duke of Ormond, by Smith ; Thomas Earl of Coven try, by Simon; Henry St.John Lord Viscount Bolingbroke a..-^^o_i448 One, George Viscount Tarbart, Lord Macleod and Castlehewen, heritable Sheriff of Crom- ARTIE, AGED 6.0, ANNO 1692, VaNDREBANC SCULP. EXTRA FINE AND VERY RARE 1449 Four, Francis Atterbury, the unfortunate and conscientious Bp. of Rochester ; Gilbert Burnet, Bp. of Salisbury ; William Lloyd Bp. of St. Asaph ; and Sir William Dawes, Arch Bp, of York, by Smith, &c. 1450 Six, Arch Bp. Sharp, Arch Bp. Dawes, Ofspring Blackball, by V. De Gucht and Sturt ; More Bp. of Norwich, by White and Williams ; Lancaster Archdeacon of St. Martin’s Reign of Queen Aime. 87 — 1451 Four, Henry Aldrich, Ralph Battell, Richard Bull, and Charles Le Cene — 1452 -Seven, Robert Orme, the celebrated. Non-juring Clergyman; Hackeringill, Bichard Walton, John Newte, Mathias Ear- berry, George Trowse, and Mathew Hole, by V. De Gucht, &:c. One, Timothy Halton, Provost of Queen’s Col- lege, Oxford, in' 1677; he died July, 1704; by Burghers, extra fine and rare — 1454 Four, Richard Bentley, John Nesbit, Flenry Dodswell, &:c. by Vertue, &c. 1453 Four, of the celebrated Dean Swift; one, a whole sheet, by Vertue, a most brilliant proof /<^-<^ 1456 Six, Humphry Prideaux, Theoph. Dorrington, Tho. D 3 -che, James Owen, Robert Warren, and Timothy Rogers, hf Ver- tue, &c. 1457 Three, Sir Robert Walpole Earl of Orford; John CoiintGallas, Imperial Ambassador to Queen Anne, ordered to leave the King- dom for improper Conduct (or more properly, in his public dispatches pointing our the foibles of the English Ministry) ; George 'Landgrave of Hesse, by Smith, &c. ; two Charles the Third King of 3pain, by Smith ; Prince Eugene, the Duke of Marlborough, and William Prince of Orange, in Ovals, [ with Military Trophies, in one sheet, very fine 1458 Three, Silvester Petit, by G. White; Sir Peyton Ventries and Sir Edward Lutwyche, by R. White 1459 Four, the Right Hon. Sir George Rooke, the celebrated Admiral in the Sea-fight^ of La Hogue, Vigo, &c. Philip Lockhart, Esq. Robert Knox the Traveller, and Goddard Baron de Ginkle, by Smith, &c. 1460 Four, the Kentish Petitioners, William Colepper, &c. David Bruce, miraculously preserved from Shipwreck ; Gabriel Briscoe ; Sir Robert Howard, by White, Vertue, &c. • ^ 1461 Two, Christopher Rawlinson, ofCarkHall, in Lancashire, Esq. and William Dolben, by Smith ✓ 88 Engraved British Portraits. Eleventh Day’s Sale. 1462 / 1463 1464 1465 i/’ ^ 1466 ^^6 1467 1468 1469 1470 1471 1472 ENGRAVED BRITISH PORTRAITS. Reig?i of ^ueen Anne coritinued, Two_, Sir Samuel Barnardiston^ of Brightwell, in the County of Suffolk, Baronet, by R. White, very fine ; and John Bridges, late of Lincoln’s Inn, Esq. by Vertue, very fine Four, Lord Viscount Bolingbroke, an etching; Anthony Ash- ley Earl of Shaftesbury, Author of the Characteristics ; Sir Richard Steele and toward Southwell, Esq. by Smith, &c. Four, Henry Sacheverell, the celebrated Non-juring Divine, with a List of both Houses of Parliament who voted for and against his Impeachment; William Congreve the Poet; and two of Dr. Samuel Garth, by Houbraken and Smith Seven, two of Mrs. Pilkington, two of Dean Swift, William Cockburn, Thomas Greenhill, and two of Stephen Duck the Poet Five, Dr. Ratcliffe, the founder, with View of the Ratcliff Library, Oxford ; William Cowper, Surgeon ; Daniel De- foe ; and George Shelly, by Smith, &c. Three, William Watson of Stower, Dorsetshire, M. D. John Ayers, 'Writing-Master, by White and Sturt Three, Sir John Vanburgh, celebrated Author and Architect ; Cosimers, a Musician; Mr. John Bannister, a Musician, by Williams and Smith One, Mr. Cave Underhill, a celebrated Perfor- mer, IN the Habit of Obadiah the Fanatic Elder, BY Faber, JuN. FINE and rare Five, Sarah Dutchess of Marlborough, the Dutchess of St. Alban’s, and the Dutchess of Ormond, by Smith, &c. Four, the Dutchess of Ormond, the Dutchess of Bolton, and two of the Countess of Salisbury, one very fine, by Smith Six, the Lady Copley, Lady Elizabeth Cromwell, the Ladies Frances and Catharine, Daughters to the Earl of Ranelagh, Lady Essex Mostyn, Lady Howard, &c. by Smith Keign of Queen Anne. 89 1473 Two, Jane Scrimschaw the daughter of Thomas Scrlmscha w a Woolstapler, aged 1 26, Mezzotinto 1474 Three, Henry Evans aged 104 years, John Worley a Green- wich Pensioner, and James Shepherd, an unfortunate enthu- siastic Youth of 18, executed for High Treason, for an Attempt to restore the Stuart Family, anno 1717 Engraved British Portraits.— Reign of George I. 9 -o{ 1475' Two, George the First, with Historical Account of his Reign ) 1478 Four, George the First, by Vande Gucht ; ditto, by Smith, &:c.; ditto with his Progenie, to his present Majesty, in twelve Portraits, in ovals, in a whole sheet 1477 Six, George Prince of Wales, Charlotte Princess of ditto, Fre- derick King of Prussia, Sophia Queen of ditto, by Smith, &c. 1478 Four, her Highness Princess Anne, Frederick King of Prussia, &c. by Smith and Wille 1479 Six, Hollis Duke of Newcastle, the Marquiss of Wharton, Walpole Earl of Orford, John Earl of Exeter, Thomas Lord Torrington, and Charles Duke of Richmond, by Smith, Houbraken, &c. <-6 1480 Two, George Smallridge Bishop of Bristol, by.Vettue, ^ the original Drawing ,vith r— 1481 Four, William Baxter, Edmund Cala my, Jadnes C'm Postmaster Genl.; ditto his son, principals^ uggs Esquire, and celebrated as the Friend of Pope -cretary of State, beautiful Epitaph to his xVlemory, in^ > who wrote a most ‘ in Westminster Abbey, with MS -^cribed on his Monument ! fine Account, by Yertue, very 1482 Five, Sir Peter Lord Kinp- to the great Locke, ? GIrocer at Exeter, nephew Sir Thomas Parke’* A! . Chancellor of England, low'es, a Maste- . . "Y, “'^U^stjce of England ; William Fel- SS" S'? «< accused, of Briber U83 »-^l484 ^ -'rtue, See. genealogical Table of the Law id illiterate, a dis: exalted character of a Judge], by * -'^^rated Naval Com- and Fabe^ unfortunate Admiral, by Ucubrakeu “ilTwS Dy Vertue and Smith luire. -y W oodbridge, Esq* M 90 E 7 igraved British Portraits. 1485 Four, Edward Coulston, Esquire, a most munificent founder i John Morley, of Halsied in Essex; Sir John Perceval, Baro- net, and the Honble. Philip Perceval, Esquire, by Vertue and Faber ^ ci -rr 1486 Three, Sir Thomas Rawlinson, Knight, Alderman, Shenft, and Lord Mayor of London ; Joseph Addison, Esquire, the celebrated Author *, and W. Stukeley^ M. D., the celebrated Antiquarian, by Vertue and Smith d 1487 Three, the Revd. William Whiston, by Wilson and Vertue ; and Humphrey Wanley, by Smith 1488 Four, Thomas D’Urfey the Poet, Dr. Halley the Astionomer, a proof; ditto, by Faber ; and Richard Newcourt, by Ver- tue, &c. . . • • T 1489 Two, Mr. John Law, the celebrated Missisippi Projector, With Historical Vignettes of his Actions and Bubbles 1490 Four, Thomas Liddiard, William Addy, Mr. Lens, and Johft Seddon, by Sturt, &c. 1491 One, Mr. Colley Cibber in the character of Lord Foppington, by Faber, fine and rare 1492 Four, the Dutchess of Dorset, Countess of Rutland, and twof of the Countess of Rochford, by Williams and Smith 1493 One, the Family of Elliot, of Port-Elliot inCorn-^ WALL, FINE AND RARE n r J ' 1494 Five, the Lady Howard, Lady Elizabeth CromWell, Lady Anne Torrington, Madam D’Avenant, and Mrs* Sherrardj, by Smith t i. • 'ir* /c} —^6 1495 Two, Catharine Countess of Egmont, and Catharine Viscount tess Perceval, by Faber, fine and rare r i .66 1496 Two, Prince Charles Edward Stuart, after the Battle of CuU loden, in the Disguise of a Female, by Williams; and the March of the King’s Forces and Cannon to Perth, previous to the Battle of Sherrifmoor, with Historical Vignettes ^ 1497 Two, James the unfortunate Earl of Derwentwater, with his last Words on the Scaffold on Tower Hill, and View of Dilston Hall in Cumberland, his Seat ^ ^ 1498 One, James, born Prince of Wales, son of J^mes the Secon^ in an oval, fine and rare ys — 1499 Two, the Bubler’s Mirror, or England’s Folly, two prints 1500 One, Mary Tofts of Godalming, the pretended ^ * Rabbit Breeder, very rare 1501 Four, Peter the Wild Boy, Petit a French Surgeon, and two , of Dicky Dickenson, Governor of Scarsborough Spaw 4502 One, the Revd, Mr. Paul and the Worshipful Johh Hall, Esquire, both executed, at Tyburn for High Treason in 1715, with their Speeches a-T THE PLACE OF Ex.ECUTION^ VERY FINE AND. RARE, 91 Engraved British Portraits , — Reign of George //. ^ (1503 Four, George ibe Second, with Historical Account of his “ ' ) Reign » 1504 Three, George the Second, by Smith, Houston, and Lockley ^505 One, George the Second, with MS. Account, and 1 Verses ON Vellum, VERY RARE (1506 Four, Queen Caroline, whole length ; ditto, after Amicone, a proof; Augusta Princess of Wales, by Faber; and William Duke of Cumberland, by Smith 3 507 Four, William Duke of Cumberland, by Ravenet ; the Chil- dren of Frederick Prince of Wales, on two sheets, by Riley, and the Princess Louisa, by Simon 1508 Four, Louisa Maria Princess of Great Britain, Frederick Prince of Wales, by Faber, Smith, and Worlidge ^ 1509 One, William Duke of Cumberland, by Spooner, very fine /j-6 1510 Four, Philip Earl of Chesterfield, with Historical Account; I Edward Harley Earf of Oxford, by Vertue ; William Duke of Devonshire, by Faber; and William Duke of Portland, by Houbrakeh 1511 Two, Thomas Duke of Newcastle, by Macardell ; John Duke of Montagua, by ditto ; fine and rare /6 - 1512 Three, Thomas Wilson Bp. of Sodor and Man, by Vertue ; Edmund Gibson Bp. of London, and John Potter Arch Bp. of Canterbury, by Vertue ; all very fine 1513 Four, Thomas Sherlock Bp. of London, by Ravenet; Wake Arch Bp. of Canterbury, by V. De Gucht ; and Francis At- terbury Bp. of Rochester, by ditto and Vertue 1514 Five, Hoadley Bp. of Winchester, by Basire ; Benson Bp. of Gloucester, by Vertue ; and three of Sharp Arch Bp. of York 1515 Five, Samuel Clarke, by Houbraken ; Daniel Waterland, by Baber ; William Lupton, by Vertue, &c. 1516 Six, James Harvey, by Houbraken; Thomas Stackhouse, by Vertue; Edward Chandler, by ditto ; Richard Walton, Al- tar-piece at Whitechapel Church, and Charles Ashton, D,D* 1517 Four, Thomas Shaw, D. D. by Green; two Views of Lam- beth Palace, ynth Bishops rowing for the Mitre ; and Jere« miali Seed, by Ravenet ‘ 1518 Three, the Right Honble. Horatio Walpole, by Simon; his Excellency Henry Boyle, and Lord Landsdowne the Poet, by Vertue 1519 Three, Mahommed a Turkish Merchant, and Hammet his Companion, by Worlidge; and William. Anlah Sessarakoo, M 2 92 'Engrowed British Portraits, an African Prince, sold as a Slave at Barbadoes in the year . 1744, and redeemed afcer four years Slavery at the Interces- sion of his Father ^ ' — 1520 Seven, Charles Lord Talbot, Sir William Thompson, Sir Wil- liam Lee, Boyle Lord Carletcn, Thomas Barnardiston, Sir John Willes, Sir Joseph Jek}d, and Edward Russell Earl of Orford, by Houbraken, Faber, &c. 1521 One, the Right Honble, Richard Viscount Moles- AVORTH, Lieut. Gene, of his Majesta^’s Forces, with View oE the Arma' under his Command forcing THE Harbour of Carthegena, fine and rare 1522 Tavo, Philip Earl of Hardwick, the great Chancellor, by Faber, &c. with Historical Account, very fine — 1523 Two, the Right Honble. William Pitt, Esquire (the great Patriot and Statesman, aftenvards Earl of Chatham; Father ohjthe much lamented Patriot, Statesman, and Luminary, the late Right Fsonbie. William Pitt, by Houston, very fine ; and the Right Honble. Henry Fox, Secretary of State, afterwards Lord Holland, Father to the much lamented Patriot, the Right Honble. Chas. Jas. by M‘Ardell, very fine — 1524 Five, Admiral Vernon, Major PMubert, Major Bernardi, Charles Lord Catchart, and the Flonble. William Shirley, Captain General of Masechusetts Bay in New England, by Mac Ardell, &c. /f—6 1525 Fhve, the Honble. Sir Chaloner Ogle, Kt. the Right Honblejl^ George Anson Lord Viscount Tedworth, Admiral of the Blue, 5cc. by Johnston; nvo ditto, by Houbraken; and the Honble. William Biakeney, Lieut. Genl. of his Majesty’s FArces, and Lieut. Gov. of M inorca, by Riley /a - — 1526 Tfliree, Lord Ligonier, Commander in Chief of his Majesty’s Forces, on Horseback, an unfinished Etching; the Lionour- able EdM’'ard Boscawen, one of the Loras Commissioners of the Admiralty and Admiral of the' Jliue Squadron, &c. by Faber, very fine; and Mania Count Schullemburgh and brother of tire Dutchess of Kendall, M istress of George the First, by Pitteri, very fine E.?" — 1527 Four, Sir M^illiam Wyndham, Baronet, by Houbiaken^ Rich- ard Greaves, byVertue; Sir Watkin Williams Wynne, Ba- ronet, an Etching, by Wilson ; and ditto, by Faber, very fine 1523 Three, W'^illiam Hucks, Esquire, by Faber ; Mr. Allen, private plate, by ditto ; and the Right Honble. Sir John Salter, Kt. Lord Mayor of the City of London, 1739, by Andrew Mil- lar, very fine 1529 I hiee, Sir John Barqard, Lord Mayor of London, by Faber ; the Right Honble. Sir John Mertins, Kt. Lord Mayor \ Sir 93 Reign of George, II . Samuel Gerrard, Knight, Richard Brocks, Esquire, Humphrey Parsons, Esq. Francis Child, Esquire, Richard Levet, Escjuire, and Sir John Wilhams, Knight, all Aldermen and Lord Mayors of London, fine and rare 1330 Two, the Right Honble. Sir Robert Ladbroke, Lord Mayor of the City of London, by Faber; and John Milner, Esquire, by ditto, both very fine //— 1-531 Two, the Right Honble. Humphrey Parsons, Esquire, Lord Mayor of London, one of the Representatives of this honour- able City, and President of the Hospitals of Bridevvadi and Bethiem, by Faber; ditto, in the Dress he rode at Hunting with Lewis the XVth King of France, when he gained the Appellation of Chevalier De Make, both very rare 2^-6 1532 O^sE, Alderman Behns Club, fine and rare 6 1333 Two, John Rudge, by Faber; and the Earl of Orrery, an Etching, by Wilson K 6 1533^ Two, the Right Honble. Edward Earl of Oxford, and Earl Mortimer, by Vertue ; and View of the Harleian Library 1534 One, a Drawing of a Silver Vessel, or Urn, with the parts made out by George Vertue One, a Pin or Font of Copper gilt and enamelled, THE Body is adorned mmth six Rounds, tvhereon are figured as many Stories, out of the old Tes- ( tament, alluding to the Sacrament, and in the ^ Fascie over the said Rounds, are Inscriptions in Blue Enamell, explaining such History ; about August 1717, it was bought at a Brazier’s Shop in- London ; MOST BEAUTIFULLT^ COLOURED AND ILLU- • MINATED TO IMITATE THE ORIGINAL ^—1336 Eight, Sir Godfrey Kneller, Baronet, Charles Seymour Duke of Somerset, Charles Lenox Duke of Richmond, Charles Ihtzroy Duke of Grafton, William Cavendish Duke of De- vonshire, John Churchill Duke of Marlborough, with the Title and Dedication to the Kit Cat Club, by Faber 6 ^ 1537 Six, John Montagua Duke of Montagua, Evelyn Pierpoint Duke of Kingston, John Hollis Pelham Duke of Newcastle, with Henry Clinton Earl of Lincoln, &c. Charles Montagua Duke of Manchester, Lionel Cranfield Duke t>f Dorst, Tho- mas Wharton Marquiss Wharton, by Faber -^1538 Six, Theopiiilus Hastings Earl of Huntingdon, Charles Sack- ville Earl of Dorset, Algernon Cap el Earl of Essex, Charles Howard Earl of Carlisle, Richard Boyle Earl of Burlington, and James Berkeley Earl of Berl^Y'ley ^ Six, Richard Lumley Earl of Scarborough, Francis Godolphin Earl of Godolphin, Charles .Montagua Earl of Halhfax, James Stanhope Earl Stanhope, Spencer Compton Earl of Wilmington, and Richard Temple Viscount Cobham . — ^ . — ✓ / ^ cP^- '.:? tP. S4 Engraved British Portraits, 1540 Six, Charles Mohun Lord Mohun, Charles Cornwallis Lord Cornwallis, John Vaughan Earl of Carberry, John Somers Baron of Evesham, Richard Boyle Viscount Shannon, and William Pulteny, Esqr. by Faber 1541 Six, Sir Robert Walpole, Sir John Vanburgh, Sir Samuel Garth, Sir Richard Steele, John Tidcomb, Esquire, and Jo- seph Addison, Esquire 1542 Six, George Stepney, Esquire, Abraham Stanyan Esquire, John Dormer, Esquire, Edmond Dimch, Esquire, William Walsh, Esquire, and William Congreve, Esquire 1543 Four, Charles Dartyquenave, Esquire, Thomas Hopkins, Esquire, Arthur Mainwaring, Esquire, and Mr. Jacob Ton- son, the celebrated Bookseller 1544 Six, Nicholas Rowe, ditto his Monument, Doctor Mead, Henry Fox Lord Holland, James Earl of Charlemont, and Mr. Thomas Chubb 1545 One, Captain Thomas Coram, upon whose Petition AND Solicitation the Royal Charter for the Foundling FIospitAl was granted, after Hogarth, BY Mac Ardell, fine and rare '1546 Four, George Frederick Handell, by Houbraken ; ditto, by Schmidt ; ditto, by Faber ; and Doctor Boyce, by Sherwin 1547 Four, Mrs. Centlivre, Alexander Pope, by Faber ; ditto, by Houbraken ; and Bryan Robinson, by Wilson 154S Five, Riby Mosshe, the Jewish High Priest, Mr. Gay, by Milvus ; ditto, by Smith ; Rapin the Historian, and Nicholas Tindal, by Picart, Sec. 1549 Four, George Holmes, Keeper of the Records in the Tower ; Mr. William Woodward, Daniel Turner, and William Stuke- ley, by Faber, Smith, &c. 1550 Six, Ambrose Godfrey, Allan Ramsay, the celebrated Scotch Poet, by White ; ditto, by Vertue; William King, Doctor Smallbrook, and John Noble 4551 Six, Thomas Fuller, William Croft, Thomas Phelps, John Bartlett, ]ohn Friend, &c. by Vertue, &c. 1552 Four, Thomas Sadler, by Pond ; John Strype, Doctor Win- Stanley, and Thomas W'oolston, by Vertue, &c. ]|553 Six, Samuel Pomfret, William Eluggins, Nicholas Saunderson, Thomas Hearne, Conyers Middleton, and M. T. Cicero 1554 Six, Sir Godfrey Kneller, Frye, the Engraver; James Gibbs, L. Goupy, Edward Cave, and Charles Snell, by Elder, &c. 1555 Six, Barton Booth, the celebrated Actor; Mrs. Cibber, David Garrick, by Mac Arckll ; ditto, by W'ood ; Mile. Camargo and Farineili 1556 Four, James Madot, the celebrated Wire Dancer; ditto, by Houston ; Performances of Monsr. Brila, and Beau Nash Reign of George II, 95 iS51 Six, the Dutchess of Montagua, the Hanble. Mrs. Walpole, the Countess of Ranelagh, the Countess of Orrery, the Miss Gunnings, and Lady Fenwick, the wife of the unfortunate Sir John, by Simon, &c, 7-4 5 5S Six, the Osborne Family, Lady Andover, ditto a Drawing, Miss Hudson, Lady Christian Moray of Abercairny, and Mrs. Clive as Philida — 1559 Four, Mrs. Priscilla Cooper, Miss Mary Scott, Margaret Ha- Jyburton, by Vertue; and Lady Catharine Walpole, by ditto y_|560 One, the Right Honble, Frances Lady Byron, WHOLE LENGTH, BY HoGARTH, BRILLIANT IMPRESSION, EXTRA RARE One, Sophia Countess Granville, Viscountess Carteret Baroness Carteret op Hawnes, wifb TO John Earl Granville, and born Lady Sophia ^ FeRMOR, THE CELEBRATED HeROINE OF PoPE’s RaPS OF THE Lock, by Vertue, fine and rare • i5€2 Three, Madam Wright, by Faber ; Lady Carteret, by Vertue 5 and the celebrated Miss Gunning, afterwards Dutchess of Hamilton, Arg 5 de, &c. by Okey 1563 Six, the Honble. James Annesley, Esquire, Little Will at the Turks Head Coffee House ; Samuel Wood, whose Arm was torn off; James Turner, a Beggar, that valued his time ac One Shilling per Hour ; and two anonymous, one in the PiU lory 4564 Four, the Effigies of the late Earl of Kilmarnock and the late Lord Balmerino, who were beheaded on Tower Hill, 1746 , , with curious Historical Account I the Highland Visitors, the Execution of Kilmarnock and Balmerino on Tower Hill, the Loyal Associators, and Ticket of the Lord High Chamber- lain for Admission to their Trials ^ ~ T56.5 Five, Simon Lord Lovat, the Earl of Kilmarnock, the Earl of Cromartie, and Lord Balmerino, with curious View of their Execution on Tower Hill 5566 One, Simon Lord Lovat, by Hogarth; first state OF the Plate before the Price was inserted, very RARE, with ms. Account of the Tryal i567 One, Lovat’s Ghost on Pilgrimage, Mezzotinto, THE original PrINT, BY HoGARTH, FINE AND EXTRA RARE ,4-4 1568 Six, Miss Flora Mac Donald, celebrated for favouring the Escape of Prince Charles Edward Stuart ; the Persian and English Dwarf, Samuel Wood, Orator Henley, and Eldridge the Norwich Artist i)6 Engraved British Pojdraits, y/, — 1569 Seven, C. Browne, the younger ; Heidegger, as an Harpy, Mr. Duncan Campbell, the Dumb Gentleman ; two of John Gale, alias Dumb Jack ; and two Abel Rosser, one with his man Toby 1570 Six, Mr, Jacob' Butler, Counsellor Tanterier, with MS. Ac- count, Hanna Snell, by Faber ; ditto, whole length ; two of Miss Chudleigh, afterwards Dutchess of Kingston, in the Dress she wore at the Masquerade at Ranelagh //~6 1571 Six, Thomas Brown, the vailiant Dragoon, on Horseback ; ditto with Vignettes of his retaking a Standard ; Bamfylde More Care w, King of the Beggars ; Jack Bristow; a View of the Mall, 1752 ; and curious Characters of the same date //_ Mr. Beckford ivith his Masquerade Dress, AFTER Dance, by Houston, fine and rare / jf 1633 Five, William Tempest, F. R. 3. by Wilson ; James Harris, by Bartolozzi ; Mons. Philidor, by ditto ; two Mezzotinto Proofs, by Martin, &c. Reign of George HI. 10 ! o 6 -6 2^. 6 2 2—6 1-0 — 'd-6 r ^. 1634 Sjx, the Rev. Mr. Duche, Preacher at the Asylum; Tames 1 homson, Author of the Seasons ; Mr. Monox, Richard T\ash, Mr. Derrick_, &c. 1635 p-ive, Gowin Knight, F. R. S. by Wilson ; Joseph Gulston, y James Watson; ditto^ by Mrs. Gulston; and two anony- mous ^ 1636 Two, Richard Oliver, M. P. for the City of London, by ^Dickenson ; and Sir Richard Perrott, by V. Green, a proof 16J7 Une, Mil. Havard the celebrated Actor, after VVORLIDGE, BY FiSHER, PROOF, VERY RARE 1638 Four the Shepherd’s Boy, a proof ; Alderman Kirkman’s Fu- ’ Sir John Barnard, and fohn Hancock, Esq. 1639 bix, pwaidGoldney, Gent. ;■ Augustus Goldney, his fhir- teenth Chdd ; Mark Akenside, Samuel Richardson ; Thomas Wright, and Thomas Dimsdale 1640 Six, Doctor Kenrick, Air. Warburton, William Shenstone, Esq. and John Hawkesworth, Esq. 1641 One, John Hawkesworth, after Reynolds, by James Watson, a proof Edmund Buike, and Dr. Oliver Goldsmith, a proof o, Sir Joshua Reynolds, by James Watson, and one, after Romney, by V. Green, proofs 1644 IVo, George Lord Lyttleton, by Duncarton ; and Dr. Samuel Johnson, alter Reynolds, by James Watson rwo Sir John Fielding, after Hone and Peters, one a proof 1646 Six, mcon Morntt, Esq. Captain Bayley, P. F. Coureyer. 1 Brice, Doctor Young, and Thomas Hearne inis Edmonson, and Joseph Barretti 1648 Five. T. Morell, Peter Colhnson, William P'rvee, Mr. Gray, and James Maepherson ^ ^ 1649 Fmjr,^Dr. Shebbeare, Laurence Sterne, John Jortin, and John 1650 Seven, Dr Warburton Benjamin Franklin; ditto, and his vGdfr his Speeches; ditto, with Lord Bute and Will, am Hogarth; William Beckford, &c. and two of Serjeant John Glynn 1651 Two, the Right Hon. William Beckford, Esq. byDLxon; and Samuel Wesley, by Dickenson 1652 Tfoee, Charles James Fox, by Knight; ditto, inscribed the Soliloquy ; ditto, with Lord North, &c. consulting the Ghost of Oliver Cromwell ® 1653 Nine, David Hume, Doctor Henry, James Ferguson, Jacques s Rousseau, Tycho Hoftman, Doctor James, Peter Colinlon, Doctor Johnson, and John Lloyd 1654 Fourj^Henry Laurens, Doctor Fotherglll, and two anonymous, 1655 O.XE, Sir Joshua Reynold?, by Sherwix, very fixe 102 ^ 6 1656 1657 / f — 1658 y. 1659 /a -6 1660 /^ (» 1661 1662 1663 .V.- 1664 / 1665 1666 r-6 1667 1668 /-v.-^ 1669 -- 1670 1671 1672 /3-^6 1673 1674 1675 1676 1677 Engraved Byitish Portraits. Twelve, the Set of Artists, after Falconet, by Pariset Six, Artists, William Hogarth^ F. Zucarelii^ Joseph Cooper, A. Foulis, and Paul Sandby Four, Thomas Worlide, Benjamin Wilson^ &:c. Two, Daniel Race, Cashier of the Bank of England; and Pow’^ell in the Character of King John Six, Mr. Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. Barry; Samuel Foote in three Characters ; ditto, alias the Devil on two Sticks ; Mr, Reddish ; and Signora Zampirina Ten, Cervetti and nine Theatrical, one a drawing Tw^o, Vestris the celebrated Dancer, 'and a Concert at Cam* bridge Four, Lady Waldegrave, afterwards Dutchess of Gloucester; the Dutchess of Ancaster, the Countess of Northumberland, and Jane Dutchess of Gordon, after Sir Joshua Reynolds, by Dickenson, &c. Four, the Dutchess of Ancaster, Lady Almiria Carpenter, See, after Reynolds, by Watson Four, the Hon. Mrs. Darner, the Miss Crewes, &c. after Reynolds, by Smith, &c. Eight, Anne Countess of Cork and Orrery, Elizabeth Dutchess Dowager of Kingston, Lady Stanhope, Miss Cummings, &c. Five, Miss Webster, Miss Gunning, Mrs. Parry, &c. after Sir Joshua Reynolds, by Sherwin, &c. Four, the Young Mendicant, Emma or the Child of Sorrow, Mis Ketty Fisher, and Mrs. Gomeldon One, Miss Kitty Fisher with the Peare, after Reynolds, by Houston, brilliant proof, extras rare Six, Miss Lumsden, Lady Juliana Penn, Miss Conyers, the Fair* Quaker, Miss Hoare and Miss Elliot Six, Lady Stanhope, by Worlidge ; Frances Lady Bridges,. Mrs. Fitzwilliam, the Children in the Wood, after Sir Joshua Reynolds, &c. Three, Mrs. Elliot, the fair Circassian ; and Mrs. Sheridan, in the Character of St. Cecilia, after Sir Joshua Reynolds, &:c. in colours Four, the Dutchess of Devonshire, Signora Rosa Alba, &c. in' colours Three, the Dutchess of Devonshire, Lady Duncannon, in co- lours, with View of Cbatsworth House Five, Lady Catharine Pelham Clinton, Mrs. Swinburne, Miss-^ Ayre, the Dutchess of Devonshire, &c. Two, Mrs. Wheatley, a small painting in oil ; and the Watcr- Cresse Girl, in colours'' Five, William Walker, aged 123; Birth-Day Ode; Thomas. Wood, a Miller ; Captain Hook, and Sir Robert Fagg 167S 1679 'Reign of George III, 103 1680 1631 - 1632 1683 1684 1686 1687 1688 ' 1689 1690 P^1691 1692 k- 1693 Y /' 1694 -^-^1695 -1696 1697 y / 1698 1699 1700 1701 k-^-1702 1703 1704 -1705 Six Caricatures, by Darley, of iemarkable Persons in the Years 1773 and 74 Seven Miller the German Giant, the Corsican- Fairy, Bamfield and Coen Giant and Dwarf, Foolish Sam, Clerk at King’s College. Chapel, die Poacher, and Deformed Swordsman Six, three of Jedidiah Buxton, the Bell-Woman, fohn lefFrevs, and John Bradley ^ ^ Six, Quakers Meeting, Old Boots, Foster Powell, John Molesworth, Mrs. Everit and Son, and Thomas Everitt. ^ called the Infant Hercules Three, Margaret Finch Queen of the Gipsies; Skeg^s, Per- Acccmn?” ^ and Mrs. Brownrigg, with ifistorical One, Mrs. Browneigg, etched by Dance, fine inu RARE Five, Mrs. Rudd ; ditto, by Bartolozzi ; Daniel and Robert Perieau; Doctor Dodd, with Historical Account and Pam- phlefs by Vnlette, the Ordinary of Newgate Hackman, Miss Reay, William Cox, v_.hristopher Atkinson in the Pillory, &c I wo. Imperial Atlas, Port Folios, bound nx Ryssi i AND Double Lettered, according to the Period of British History, axND Class of engraved Bri- tish Portraits, being Vol. i and 2 Iwo, DITTO ditto, Vol. 3 and4 Two, DITTO DITTO, VoL. 5 AND 6 Two, ditto ditto, Vol. 7 and 8 Tayo, ditto ditto, Vol. 9 and 10 Two, DITTO ditto, V OL. 11 AND 12 Iwo, DITTO DITTO, VOL. 13 AND 14 Two, DITTO DITTO, VoL. 15 AND 16 Two, DITTO DITTO, VoL. 17 AND IS Iwo, DITTO DITTO, VoL. 19 AND 20 Two, DITTO DITTO, VoL. 21 AND 22 Two, DITTO DITTO, VoL.23 AND 24 f WO, DITTO DITTO, VoL. 25 AND 26 Two, DITTO DITTO, VoL 27 AND 28 Two, DITTO DITTO, VoL. 29 AND 30 1 WO, DITTO DITTO, VOL. 31 AND 32 Two, DITTO DITTO, VoL. 33 AND S4 1 WO, DITTO DITTO, VoL. 3.J AND 36 Two, DITTO DITTO, VoL. 37 AND 3S Two, DITTO DITTO, VOL. 39 AND 40 < ^ 2^^ 6U FINIS. SALES BY AUCTION. BIBLIOTHECA LAKEANA. Mr. Stewart begs to inform the Public, Literati, that the Sale of the rare and invaluable Library of the UUe Sir James JFtnier Lake, Bart, will take place at his Eoom^ No. 194, Piccadilly (opposite Albany, on Monday, Feb, 8, 1808, and following Days, Sundays excepted. Catalogues are now prmting, and will be ready for De^ livery on or before January 1, 1808. Mr. Stewart most respectfully informs the Amateurs of the Fine Arts, that the Sale will take place at his Room, No.\94^, Piccadilly, on Monday, February ^29 th. 1808, and following Days, of the Valuable Collection of English, Scotch and JVelsh Topography. Foreign and .Miscellaneous Portraits; the JVorks of Rembrandt, Nantueil, Andran, Sueyderhoef, Hollar, JVoollett, Bartolozzi, 8pc. Books of Prints, and Illustrated Books, of the late Sir James Winter Lake, Bart. Catalogues are now printing, and will be published on the Mi ih of December, 1807. BIBLIOTHECA BRANDIANA, PART IL Mr. Stewart most respectfully infoiins the Public, that the Sale cf the Second Part of the invaluable Library of the late Rev. John Brand, Felloxv and Secretary of the Aiiti^ quarian Society, Author of the History of N ewcastle, Po^ pular Antiquities, 8pc. will be sold on Monday, Jan. ii, 1808, and folloxving Days. At the same time wilt be sold the Popular Antiquities, containing all the Improvements and Additions, in SVoL made by Mr. B. Copy -light, S§c. Catalogues are now print mg, and Will be published the 1*2 th of December, 1807. Printed by P. Da Ponte, 15, Poland-Street. ^ • d9 2^ .iJL^/".- X.V. 6 ^ d? d ^ -^6 — -^ 7"'^''- ^ — ___ 4~2-d — 7 ^6 -^-2-- ^ .2-^z--^-yd ^ 6 yd -dd- — _- 7^ — J=^-2-< — . \ i ENGLISH PORTRAITS, CURIOUS FAC-SIMILE DRAm INGS, HOGARTH’S WORKS, &c. A , CATALOGUE OF THE GENUINE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF ENGLISH PORTKAITS, VIZ. Royal Family — Peers — Gentry — Clergy - — Lawyers — Mi litary — . Literary — Artists — Actors — Writing Masters — Musicians — Fe- male Sex-— Phenomena — Convicts — Monsters, &c. &c. from Egbert to the Revolution, principally collected to illustrate Granger’s Biographical History of England. HOGARTH’S WORKS^ Original Impressions i among which will be found many very rare, collected at a liberal Expence by The Reverend JOHN BRAND, deceased I late Fellow and Secretary of the Antiquarian Society. Together with his Very numerouaand curious Collection of Fac- simile 'Drawings. WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AOCXION, BY ORDER OF HIS EXECUTORS, BY MB. MICHABBSDM, AT HIS HOUSE, No. 31, THE CORNER OF VILLIERS STREET IN THE STRAND, On TUESDAY the 9lh of JUNE, 1807, and the, six folloiving Days, (Sunday cxccpied), at T wclvs YCl^ck. To be viewed on Monday and Morrirgs of Sale. Cata'og'.ies may be iiad of Mr. Ricliaidlon, No. S!, Strand CONDITIONS OF SALE, L Thu higheft Bidder to be tbe Buyer J and if aiiy Difpute arifes between two or more Bidders, the Lot fo difputed fliall be immediately put up again and l e-fold. IL No Perfon to adi^ance lefs than 6d« • above One Pound IS.; above Five Pounds 2s. (id. and fo in Proportion. III. The Purchafers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, and to pay down 5s. in the Pound, in Part of Payment of the Purchafe- money ; in Default of which, the Lot t;r Lots To purchafed to be immediately put up again and re-fold. fV. The Lots to be taken away, with all Faults, at the Buyer^s E?:pence, within three Days after the Conclufion of he Sale; and the Remainder of the Purchafe*nioney to be ablolutely paid on or before Delivery. V. The Books are prefumed to be perfe^, iinlefs otherwife expressed ; but if upon collating, at the Place of Sale, any fliould prove defedPive, the Purchafers will be at Liberty to take or rejedf them. VI. Upon Failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money depofited in Part of Payment fhall be for- feited; and all Lots uncleared vv^ithin the Time aforefaid lhall be re-fold by public or private Sale, and the Defi- ciency (if any) attending fuch Re-fala fbali be made good by the Defaulters at this Sale. Gentlemen who cannot attend the Sale may have their Commiffions faithfully/executed by their humble Servant, W. Richardson, No. 31, Strand. A CATALOGUE, &c; Firft Day’s Sale. KINGS, QUEENS^ PRINCES and PRINCESSES. LOT 6. o 1 Fifteen— C harles V. andXI. Maximilian t. Ro- dolphus II. &c. ^ 9. Seven—Guft^vus Adolphus, on Horfeback, by G. Moun- ' tin, ditto in an oval, by t)fou£[iout, &c. 6 ^ 3 Seven-King Alfred, by Burghers, Robert Duke of . Normandy, by Bretherton, King Richard III. &c. 4 Four— Frederick King of Bohemia, by jDe/f, Prince , Rupert, after Vandyck, by Snyers, See. b Three— Edward 1. III. and Tdward the Black Prince 6 Six — Charles I. by Faithorne, Henrietta Maria, by ditto Mary of Efte, by R. White, Sec. 'O 7 Seven— Charles I. on Horfeback, by Hollar^ Henrietta Maria with Princefs Mary, Lady Anna and Lady Elizabeth, fcarce. Sec. 8 Three— Queen Mary, by Delavam, Mary Queen of L ^ Scots, by Elftrack, and James 1. by Pavne ^0 9 Eight— Edward the Confeflor, by Smith, &c. -.• ^0 Three — Henry Count NafTau, after by Pontius. Albert Count Arcmberg, and Cofmus 'Tertius, bv Simon B ( 2 ) II Three — The Duke of Gloucefler in a Cradle, by Lens^ James II. by Smith, and Katharine Queen Dowager, by ditto, fcarce : Five— Charles II. on Horfeback, by De Blois, W. Prince y of Orange, on ditto, by Stent, &c. 13 Six— James Duke of York, by V. Dalen, Edward V. by Hollar, &c. 14 Th irteen — from the Heroologia, &:c. ^ \5 Eight^ — James I. and Family, &c. from gold plates, by ^ Pafs, &c. ' ty 16 Twenty-one — Scotch Kings, (P'~ ^ 17 Four-— Henry VIII. and Family, by Bartolozzi, Princefs Mary, by C. Flail, &c. 5^'- 18 Ten — the Stuart Family 19 Eight — Ditto, by Gay wood, &c. ^ 20 Five— Richard III. by Crojs, James VL,wood cut, Ed- v;ard Prince of Wales, ^kc. , ^ 21 Two — W, Prince of Orange, by Beckett, and Prince James, by Smith ^ ^ 22 Five — Louis XY. &c, ' ^ 23 Seven — Charles I. and 11. &c. o 24 Five — Charles I. in a Hat, by Mar/haU, S\\Xo, in an oval, by Galle, Henrietta Maria in an Odagon, by Hollar^ &€. 25 Four— Charles L with Sir Edward Walker, ditto, with Loyalifts, ditto, putting hn his Cap, and- Execution, with View of Whitehall 26 Thirteen — from Larrey’s Hiflory of England, by Giihft, &c. 27 Six — Henry VIII. and Queens by Houbraken 'i'Z^ O 28 Thirty-feven^ — -by Vertue ^ 29 F'our — Chriftian IV. of Denmark, by Elftrack, Frederick \ King of Bohemia, by C. Pafs, Chriftian Duke of ^ Brunfwick, by Voerji, &c. 30 Five — Roman Emperors, Goliziiis Flleven — Kings of France, by De Bie, from Mezeray’s \ Hiftoire de France, fcarce y—ZZ 32 Eight — Founders, Queen Philippa, See. by Faber Six— Queen Elizabeth, with Feather Fan, See. fcarce ^34 Two — George of Denmark, by Beckett, and Princefs \ Ann, by ditto i3 5 F'ourteen— Marriage of Henry VI. and VIE &c. yg ^ 36 Sixteen — Harold, John Duke of Somerfet, Richard IL and the Citizens of London, by Strutt, See. 37 Six— by Hollar, &c. Princefs Mary, Charles II. Mary Princefs of Orange, See, ^ 38 / /r. ^ 40 41 4a 9 -^ 44 • ^ ' ^ 45 •‘ 4^ 4 ~-^ 47 48 ^~ 9 49 / 2.^9 50 ^ 51 ^ 52 53 by Thane ^ . o 71 Sixteen— fmall ovals, by Hollar, Earl of Huntington, Earl Newport, &c. J 72 Eight — Vifcount Creraorne, Ac. by Knight 73 Three — from Vandyck, Sir Thomas Wharton, by V\ Green^ Lord Chaworth, by Gunft^ Ac. O- ty y4. Two— Ditto, George Duke of Buckingham with his Brother, and Lords John and Bernard Stuart, by M‘Ardell yj- — 2/ 7 5 Seven — Due de Sully, J. B. Colbert, by Nantuef Ac. .2 —y/ 7 0 Twelve — Roger Earl of Orrery, John Earl of Shrewfoury, George, ditto, Philip Duke of Wharton, by Vertue, Ac. 77 Nine— Earl of Lucan, James Marquis Hamilton, b\' Dromhout^ Earl of Clarendon, Ac. ^ - 78 Two — Lord Bacon, by Vertue, folio, Ac, 2 ^- 19 Three — ^John Lord Cobham, -Ac, ( 5 ) ^ O 80 Five— Count Gondomar, whole length, fron^ the , PopuLi, Ferdinand Duke of Alva, &c. 81 Eight — Henry Earl of Monmouth, by Marshall^ Lord , Bacon, by Crofs, James Earl of Marlborough, by Payne, ^—4 ^2 Two— Anthony Earl of Shaftfbury, hj Baron, fcarce^ and Lord Herbert of Cher bury ,> by Walker cff -4^ 83 Nine — by Hollar, Earl of Portland, Lord Bacon, Loid Brouncker, &c. 84 Two — Lord Burleigh with a Gun, by Smith and John Earl of Exeter, 1678, by Thornpfon, fcarce — 85 Five — Henry Earl of Arundel, by Lombart, P. Earl of Pemb’-oke, by ditto, Marquis of Hamilton, by Life- he tins, &:e. 86 Three — L'homas Earl of Strafford with his Secretary, by Fertile, William Lord Wentworth with his Sifters by ditto, and John Lord Belafyfe, by R- White 87 Two — Carlo Earl of Plymouth, by Smith, jine,' 2 raA the Earl of Huntingdon, by Williams, fcai^ce ff — 88 Nine — ^Lord Baltimore, by Blooteling, Duke of Albe- rnarle, by Le Dams, W. Lord Craven, &c. ' 89 Ten — Lord Burleigh, by Fertile, Robert Earl of Lej- cefter, Algernon Earl of Northumberland, he, 90 Three— by E'aithorne, Charles Earl of Carlifle, Roger Earl of CafUemayne, and Henry Earl of Monmouth Two — ditto, Beviil Lord Granville, and Horace Baroa Tilbury 92 Two — G. Duke of Buckingham, by Moncornet, and James Duke of Ormond, bv Loggan, fcarce — 93 Two — -W. Duke of Newcaftie, by Forfterman, and Algernon Earl of Northumberland, by Payne, fcarce 94 Three — George Earl of Albemarle, quarto, Thomas Duke of Norfolk, by Vorfterman, he, <5^—^ 95 Two — Duke of Newcaftie and Family, Jcarce, andt he Pembroke Family, by Baron 96 Two — Henry Sidney, by Browne, and Robert with Dorothy Sidney, ditto, farce /6 ^ 97 Two — John Fif count Dundee, and Earl Totnes, by Voerft, farce 98 One — Robert Earl of Yarmouth, Vandrebanck, ditto 99 Seven—from Ricraft, Robert Lord Brooke, Edward ?rl of Manchefter, &c. - JOO One — Charles Duke of Somerfet, by Smith, Jcarce (y-d 101 One — Lord Afliley, by Tompfon, farce Om— Thomas Earl of Effex, by Hollar, with eight Latin and Englifh Verfes, very fne and rare / // • 6 ^~6 2 . 4~~0 ( ^ 3 - 6 / • //. ^ 6^ 9-'^ /6 ^ /(f) '/iT^ /6~^ { ^ i }03 One^J'a7nes Em'l of Pei'th, with j^morial Beamings, by R. WhiiQ, Jirie and fcmxe lp4, Om-~^Earl oj FeverJJmm, by Bucket, /caret.. 1Q5 Qm^Szr Thomas^ or Lord Fairfax y by Glover y from a Silver plate, rare 'i^ Qm-^WriotheJley Lord RuJf'eUy by. Becket , and rare 107 One- — Kenneth Earl of Seaforth, by R, White, rarr 108 One — Patrick Earl of Strathmore y with Armorial Bearings, by R. White, fine and fcarce 100 One-— P. Earl of f ernhrokey by S. Pafs, fcarce l';10, Two'— Earl of Wa^^jcicky hj Smithy and Charles. Duke (?f Richmond, by Becket, fcarce 111 One— Henry Duke oF Beaufort, by Picart, large Sheet, ditto i:15 One— Henry Charles Prince Tarenti, by P. Philippe, , fine and fcarce ^13 Four— Hor* Earl of Orford, by Evans, Lord Barring- ton, by Knight, G. Earl of Cumberland and Family, &c. 1 14 Three — ^John Earl of Bute, by Caroline Watfonj/mree, Lord Mansfield, by JoneSy and Hor» Earl of Orford, 'proof il-S Two— Vif count Moimtfiuarty by Bartolozzi, and Robert Earl of Kinnoull, by C. Watfon fcarce Hfi Two— Lord Auckland, proof and George Earl of Stamford, by Keating, fcarce Xn Four — Hugh Duke of Northumberland, by Finlayfon, John Lord Cardiff, by Fifher, &c. >18 Five — the Percy Family 110 One — Lord Heathfieid, after Sir J. Reynolds, by Earlom 1 20 One — Lord Mansfield, after ditto, by Bartolozzi, proof >21 One — Henry Veere Earl of Oxford, a Facfmiile Drawing by the Reo. Mr. Bi^and, from the Original in the Colledlion of James Bindley, Efq. 122 One — Mountague Bertie Earl of Lindfey, a Fac-fimile Drawing by the Rev. Mr. Brand, from the Original, bj- Faithorne, in the Colledlion of the Rev. Mr. Crachrode 123 One — ditto, of Lord George Digbij, from a rare Print, by Hollar . ^ ^ ^ 124 Two — ditto, the Marquis of Gordon, and Arthur Earl of Donegal from a rare Print, bv Hollar, in the Britifh Mufeum I i 7 % 22j One— ditto, Lord Napier^ from the very rare Print, by, Delaram, in the Colledion of the Rev. Mr. Crachrodc 126 One— ditto, John Earl of Radnor^ from the rare Print, -by White, in the Colledion of Sir W. Mufgrave, Bt. 127 Ov\£— ditto, George Lord Berkeley^ from the rare Print in the Colle6i:ion of Sir W. Mufgrave, Bart, _ 128 One— ditto, Lord Dartmouth, from the rare Print, by Vandrebanc, in the fame Collection 129 One — Charles Lord Gerard from the rare Print, by Sherwin, in ditto 130 Six — ^Tracings on Oil Paper, George Lord Berkeley, ' ^ Mountague Earl of Lindfey, &:c. • ^•‘^-6 131 Six — W. Vifcount Stafford, Edward Marquis of Wor* cefter, &c. on ditto '^ 0^0 132 Seven — Lord Finch, Lord Zouch, &c. on ditto 133 Seven — Earl of Brentford, Lord Aubigny, &c» ditto E nd of the Eirfi Day^s Sale. ^ ^ ^ yiT-c^ (P-yf yi^y •ry6 Second Day*s Sale. GENTRY, 1 *^JC HIRTEEN— Sir Robert Hltcham, Paul Pindar, Endvmion Porter, &c. g; Six— W. Penn, by Hall, Sir John Brockett^ Thomas Foley, Efq. &c. , -n -i c- t t 3 Six-^Sir Thomas Remington and Family 5 Sir John Hawkwood, &c. 4 Twelve — Brantome, &Ci B Iv'ine— Conftantine Huigens, &c. Six— from Clarendon, Elamden, Lilburne, Pym, &c. t Six-Thomas Sutton, Sir P. Sydney, Fir F. Wali.ng- ham, &c. 8 Six— Illuftrious Heads, Houbraken . a Three— Sir Thomas Grefham, by Thew, ditto, by Michel, and Sir JV. Brereton, 1579, private plate JO Ten— Founders, by Faber, he. ^ 11 Three— John Cockfnuit, by Loggan, Sir R. Cotton, by White, and R. Douglas, by Falck, Jcarce 12 Three— W. Richards, by Smith, Sir Robert Soutnweil, pmi/, and Colonel Fielding, by Beckett 13 Three by Verttie, Trumbull, Sir R. Winryood, and Sir Thomas Grelham „ , r j ur 14 Two the Honourable Charles Cecil, by LeitSy and W» Cecil, by Smith ( 9 ). 6 a 6-d 15 Five-^Arthur Goodwin, by Gunft, J. Hamden^ by dran^ LeoKn Jenkins, &c. 16 Three— by Vertue, .Sjr P. Sidney, John Graves, aet. I03j arid John Thurloe J 7 Three— Sir Richard Siacpoole, by Watfon^ Sir Robert Clayton^ by Smithy and Sir Thomas Chaloner, by fine and J car c€ i'S Three — W.,Davl]Fon, hy Lommrt, Sir Aritori Shirley, by Sadeler, and Sir 'f homas Bodley, by Burners 19 Tvvo— Sir Richard Spencer and Sir Ralph Winw’oodj from the Sheet of Embafladors C. 20 Eleven— Sir Thomas Chaloner, Sir R. Bulftrode, &c. 21 Three-rby Vertue, Sir N. Throckmorton, Sir Thomas ^ Roe, and John Kenrick, 22 Three — ditto. Sir Robert Harley, Sir Edward Harley, and Thomas Harley ^ ^ Two-^Sir John Lowtker, by Browiie, aird Thomas Wmd-, haniy by Tompfon, fcarce 24 One— jS’/r* Thomas Isham, mez. by Loggan, fcarce •4~ o Q5 Two — Sir W, Petty y by Smith, and Sir Stephen Fox^ I by ^imon, fcarce \/^r~4 26 John Flervey^ mez. by Tompfon j fcarce 27 Thi ee— Conft. HuyginSj by Dciff, and C, M. Le Tellier^ by Nanteuil, 6cc, 28 One— JV. Segar, by Delaram, fcarce 29 One— iS’zr /F. Temple, by Vandrebanc, fcarce '/ 30 Two— by Faithorrie, Sir James Harington, and Sir Ri Fanfliaw tp 31 Three — by Hollar, I. H. Craenhals, fcarce, J. Roelans, and J. de Reede ^ ^-<^ 32 One-Sir Thomas Grejham, by Delaram, fcarce , Five— Benjamin Rudyerdy by Payne, Sir Edward i Nicholas, by Hcrtochs, &c. 1 ^**— 34 One— Samuel Barnardifton, by R. V/hite, fcarce 35 Two — Sir Henry Vane, by Faithornt^ and John Pym, by Glover _ ' ' ■ [’/_ 36 One-— James Calthorp, by Glover, fine (tnd ficarte j;^-^37 Two— by Hollar, Sir H.' Guildford and' Sir A'llthony (Lord) Denny 3T *One^ Alderman B a ckzvellf ficarce 38 Thirteen— Sir John PeiTott, by V. Green, Thomas ICil- legrew, mez. Sir Richard Wittington, 6 39 Three— Hadrian Paw, R. Paw, by and Con- . tarenry, by Vorflerman, yZ-arcc 6 40 Ont-’^Gihs Siiccngexvays, by Loggan, on' Sattin, tare * ( 10 ) 41 0\\z^ljaac Pennington Lord Mayor-, in the Print of The Committee,” the Original Print, and fcarce ^^0 42. Three — ^AQG2im-A.n?L^hj Me^^ens, J, Puget dela'Serre^ by Lafne, fcarce^ See. '6 43 Seven— Sir John Moor, Sir Richard Whittington, by Elftrack, John Talbot, &;c. 44 Seven— Ulfeld^ he. from Hoffman’s Illuflrious Men of Denmark, Jcarce ^ 45 Sir Thomas Chaloner^ woodcut, Sir H. Morgan., Sir Thomas Overbury, by Pafs, and Sir John Hawk-^ ^ wood, fcarce / 46 Seven— -Sir J. Cheke, by Nutting, Sir T. Smith, Benj. Hewling, he. 2 47 Three— J . C. Brook, by Bell, proof, Thomas Littledale, by Hardy, and Phillips Glover, by Watfon <-^6 43 Five— Gerard Van Fieck, by M‘Ardell, John Henniker. by Hudfon, he. 49 Two — Thomas Tyrwhitt, by Jones, and Sir W. Muf- grave, by Faicus //. 50 Twelve— Sir Charles Hanbury Williams, Will. Baillie, Efq. Ralph Allen, he. Right Honourable Charles Abbot, after Noythcote, by C. Picart ^ ' — 52 One — Samuel More, after Weft, by Sharp / 53 One — John Ilarrifon of Leeds, a Drawing in Pen and Ink, by the Rev. Mr. Brand, from the rare Print in the Colledlion of Sir W. Mufgrave, Bart. ■ 54 One— ditto, William Lee of Abington, from the unique Print in the Colledfion of Sir John St. Aubyn, Bart. 2 ^ -■ 55 One — ditto, Sir Richard Chiverton, Lord Mayor, in the Colleiffion of Ralph Willett, he. 2' . 56 One— ditto, Sir Herbert Perrott, from the Colledlion of James Bindley, Efq. ^ 57 One — ditto, Tobias Riifiat, from Sir W, Mufgrave' s Coliedfion TJ'l 58 One— ditto, John Meeke, from a very rare'Print 59 One — ditto, Ifaac Pennington, from the Colletftion of Sir W. Mufgrave, Bart. ^ One — ditto, Humphry Curfon of Norfolk, from ditto 01 One — Thomas Gargrave from an Original Pidture in the Pofteifion of Mr. Thane S 62 One — I. P. Hunter from the Colledlion of Sir W. Mufgrave, Bart. J — _ 63 One — Sir Thomas Lee, Lord Mayor, from the Colledlion of Sir John St. Aubyn, Bart.* J. — iS'fT’ TE. Ryder, and Sir W. Harper^ ditto^ ditto ( n ) ■/5.^e5 Two-^/r Woljian Dixie, and Sir Nicholas Mojly, ditto, 67 One—*' ^oAer/ F^?^er from the Collcftion of Sir W Mufgrave, ^ . /r»^-68 O^SirJohn Wynne, ofGwedur, *t.' 73 , ditto On.-S^lW^Uus, from.the Colleaion of Sir y«/r„ ■X_ 70 Ont-S^ir James Han-ington, from the fcarce Print, by Fortefcue, from iffr TV. Mufgrave's 72 Oae—Slmgjby Bethell, ditto "" " e*aio„ .f_ "f *■■'■ »'■ ■” “"«» -f '^--79 One_5fr 2’Aem«feB, in tiie Oolkaion of ,/ajBes £f„_ . " M^XkS.tVBiSr"' '" ““ «f «' ta too Zi"’ “ n..*,., 84 One-Anonymous, after Hollar, fee Grander, Vol. « O o tjn&—John Harrifon, Efq. Alderman of Leeds a Draw 86 Si. '"^r tw/ms Spencer to S7 Six-ditto, Sir W. Curtius, &o. ^ Thomas Tilddley, C 2 ' 12 ) BISHOPS, &c. /y S 9 Twelve— -Pope Joan, Adrian IV. &rc. _ 6 90 Seventeen — -Andrews, John Fifher, Wilkins, &(i. // 6 91 Six— Arthur Lake, Eollaf, J. Williams, by Jenner, &c. ^ . 0 92 Twelve— John Aylmer, Bryan Duppa, Symori Patrick, by White, &c. 6 93 Ten— -Bonner, Hall, Wolfey, &c. /6 6 94 Four — George Carleton, hy Hi Ifias, Thomas Barlow, White, Edward RainboWy by StnxtyVinAl.?Lt\xaQr^ by GifFard, fcarce 95 Ten— U flier, by Ah/Morwe, W. Sheridan, by Sherwin, /' G. Webbe, by Slater, &c. / 0 - 6 ' 96 T\no-^ J ohn Houghs by Faber, and Nathaniel Lord Crewe," by ditto a. /eT' 6 p7 Tive— P. Mems, by Loggan, Hutton, by Perry, &c. ^ 98 Eight-— L. Andrews, by Pafs, Ger. Babington, by Elftrack, ^ 99 Ten— Cuth. Tonftall, Sheldon, by Vertue, Latimer, WoL fey, &c. ^ 100 Eleven— Founders, by Faber ]01 Two— by Loggan, John Pearfon, and James Sharpe, fcarce . ■ i; ^ 102 Eight— by Vertue, Bancroft, Fox, Godwin, Lloyd, . Wake,-&c. 6 .^ 103 Nine— Illuftrious Heads, Houbraken, &c. 1G4 Seven — -the Seven Eifliops, by White, 2 different, Ro- ^ bert Farrar in the Sheet of 5 Bifhops, by ditto, &c. 3 05 Three— Arthur Lake, h-g. Payne ^ James Ufher, by Glover, and John Hacket, by Faithorne, fine // ‘ ^ 106 Eight— M. A. de Dominis, . by Delff, St. Cuthbert, St. Auguftin, &c. ^ 107 Six— F. de Noailles, proof, C-M. leTellier, St. Patrick, Cardinal de Berulle, &c. 6 108 Fifteen — John Jewell, by Vertue, Henry Chichele, by Burghers, &c. ^ ‘ 6 109 Two— William of Wykeham, and Henry Robinfon, from a ?\4onumental plate 110 Two— R. Robinfon, Ty S. R. Smith, and T. Percy, by Dickenfon -^2.^0 1 Xwo— J. Douglas, by Ward, and Shute Barrington, by Jones V.. 112 Two— W. Markham, by J. R, Snaith, and T. Newton, by V/atfon ( 13 . ), ^ ‘ 6 113 Four—fjohn Spotifwoode, by Hollar, Chriftopher Wren, and Cardinal Howard, by Noblin i ^ 114 Three — Oliver Plunkett, W. Laud, by Hollar, &c. f ^115 Three — ^Thomas a Becket, St. Dunftan, and M. A, de . Dominus, by Delfii A ^ockman, fine and fcarce ^ 117 Two — Wood cuts, “ Wren’s Anatomy, difcovering his notorious Pranks,” kc, 1641, and Thomas Morton, curious ^■'6 118 Two— John Prideaux, by Faithorne, apd Cardinal WoI« 119 One — Henry Compton^ by Becket, fine and fcarce 120 One— Fac-fimile Drawing by the Rev. Mr. Brand, Thomas Arundell, 1410, from a rare Print in the Poffeflion of Mr._ Thane , 121 One — ditto, Thomas a Becket^ from a rare Print in the Collediion of the Earl of Stamford — 122 One— ditto, Patrick Forbes^ ditto, from the ColIetStion ^ of Sir JV. Mufgrave^ Bart.- -- & 'i 23 ('Ine — ditto, John Still from the rare Print, by J, Jones 124 One — ditto, John Richar if on from the Reverend Mr\ Crachrode" s Colie 6 iion O 125 One— ditto, Richard Ruffell in the Earl of Bute's Gplledlion ’ • ^ \ I 26 , One— ditto, J. C. , in 4 he Colleton ofi Richard Bull .r-s-t-'', t -0 J27 One— ditto, Thomas Cartwright^ in the.Goliefdidn of Sir JV. Miifgiave, BarL- . . > 128 Om^aitto^ Arc hbifiop Sterna yCiXio " . ’ ‘ v j .. C- no 1 ■ : - . ■ ' M ho.-/ . .-v . . ^ _ - . ; ■ ‘ End af the Second Day's SaU\ - ( 14 ) Third Day’s Sale, INFERIOR CLERGY. XOT 1 WELVE— Capellus, Drufius, Polyander, See, 2 Thirteen^M. Biicer, John Alafco, &c, , 3 Seventeen— Jer. Burroughs, by Crofs, Anth. Horneefc, by R. White, Sec. 4 Nine-Comenius by GW, fne, F. Spanheim, bv Gunji, B. GifFord, by Bofc, See. " 5 Ten— Clement Ellis, John Dunton, by F. Hove, Kettle- vfeW^hy Fertile, See. 6 Five— John Lydgate, by Fertue, Humphry Gower, Sec. 7 bix— Founders, Sec. Robert Eglesfield, by Faber, Sec. fcarce ^ 8 Seten W.Fulke, by Roger Bacon, fcarce, &ic. 9 Seven-b. Clarke, hj Dmi/lall, ditto, hv White, Ifaac .1 ay lor, Sec. 6 10 Seven— Cary, by White, T. Ma’nton, ditto, T. Wallis by Loggan, Sec. / 11 Sixteen — from the Heroologia, Sec. 4 .6 12 Seven— S. Cradock, by White, M. Pole, ditto, E. Rey- ‘ .0 f, ^°SS -?^^-' 6 7 — 7r- f.T-y? 77 ^ P 77 —P V - y ^ — ^ 6 { 16 ) 3 g pi‘ve«— i?. Burton^ by Le Bhn^ John Donne, by Mevian^ John Boys, See. in Title Pages, fcarce 39 One — Polyander, by Suyderhoef ^ 40 Yoxiv-- Father Archangel, by Audran, J. Defpagne and Gennings, ivcidiW whole length, &:c. fcarce 41 Two — Thomas Becon, im^W folio, and one in Profile, wood cuts, fcarce 42 Two — Jo/iah Pullen and Samuel Mather, by Simon, rare ' . 43 Four — R. Hooker, by FaithornCj E. Boys, ditto, W. Gouge, ditto, and Thomas Taylor, by Marfliall, fine 44 Three-' E. Pocock, by La Cave, J. Lightfoot, by White^ and J. Glanvill, by Faithorne, fine 45 Four— J. Froft, hj Vaughan, S. Botley, hy Faithorne, Ifaac Ambrofe, and B. Spencer, by Crofs 40 Five— J. Trapp, by Gaijxtwod, ]. Fox, by Glover, Eraf^ mus, by Vorfterman, A. Willett, andjofiah Shute, by Marlhall, fine 47 Three — Hibbert, by Loggan, S. Clark, and Henry New-^ come, by R. Vihite, Jcaixe 48 Five— M. Paris, ’by Cecil, J. Beaumont, by Ru White, Anthony Tuckney, ditto, and Hugh Peters fine and fcarce 49 Three — Brian Walton, by Lombart, E. Castell, by Faith- orne, and R. Bufby, by R. White 50 Six— T. Maurois, by Matham, R» Bufby, by White, Fc Moore, &c. ' ' 5 1 Four — F. Peters, wood cut, P. Howel, T. Pickering, and C. Coleman, Jefuits, fcarce 52 Seven — W. Watts, T. Albius, dy Vertue, R. Carpenter, by Marlhall, R, Bacon, D. Scotus, &g. in Title Pages, fcarce 53 Three — Arrowfmith, Herfl and Heath, Jefuits, ditto 54 Three— J. Carter, by Vaughan, fcarce, ditto, by Dun- Rail, and Arthur Hilderl'am 55 One^Thomas Beard, Schoolraafter td Oliver Cromwell^ extra rare and fine 56 One— Hugh Price, by Vertue, fcarce bj OnQ— Samuel Wefiey with a Maggot on his Forehead, extra rare 58 One— Oates in the Pillory, J Portraits of Jefuits in ovals, and Vignet of his Puniflrment, fcarce 59 Six— 6*. Purchas, T. Scott, T. Wilfon, by Crofs, and R. Stock, 3 different' 60 Two— //aac and Meric Cafaubon^ by GunR, fcarce ( 17 ) — 6 ^ — 6 -^ ^ . ^ 6l Two— Erafmus Willbms, and H. Airy from Monumental plates 62 One — Henry More, by Pafs, fine and ficarce 63 SiX: — George Walker, J Noble, &c 64 Five — R. Battell, F. Baker, &;c. 65 Ten — | P erton, Antony Tuckney, by White, &:c. 66 Ten — Samuel Ayfcough, by Bafire, Samuel Ogden, &c. 67 Three — Andrew Kippis, by Bartolozzi, T, Nalh and S. Whiffon, by Trotter 68 Two — /inihroje BarIou\ and Father ylrchangeJus^ Fac- jlmile Drawings from rare Prmts in the Colle61:ion of Sir JV 3Iu /grave and Sir Jo/m St. ,Jub',n, Bart, 69 Two — ditto, S live iter Jen/cs^ and John Vong, from ditto 70 Two — ditto, ,T. Brooks., and W. Lyndexeode^ ditto, from the Co ledfion of Sir Jo/eph Banks, and Mr. Giiljion 71 One — Samuel Leigh, 1 G 6 I, from Sir Jofeph Banks's Ojllehfion 72 One — Robert IlilL from the very rare Print by S. Pafs, in the Colledfion of James Bindley, E/q. very fine 73 One — Thomas Stapleton, frcin the Colledlion of Sir John St. Aubun, Bart, d^tta 74 Two — Chriftopher WafTe, and N. Taylor, 1684, from the ColledB m of Sir IV. Mufgrave, Bart, and James Bindley Efq. 75 Tw’o — Thomas Carve, 1660, and Rod. Corbie, from the Colledfion of James Bindley, LJq. 76 Two — Richard Kingfion, John DJnifon, from the Collecfion of Sir JV. Mufgrave, Bart, &c. j 77 Out— Samuel Kerne, ivom die rare Print, by Glover, in the Coiledlion of the MarchioneJ's of Bath 78 One — Nath. Bernard, by Marfhaii, in the ColiecSdon of James hindJey, Efq 4-6 f6 — // • 6 7 - 7- D. ayne. in the Rev. Mr, ^ 79 One — William Alahafler by ' Crathrode's Colle6tion 80 Two— Ha lion, and ‘^fojepii Mooiie, from the Col- hfk, on oi James Bindley , Ejq. /e) . 6 81 Two— A. S. Hartman . and Hrnj. Bhodes, from the Coll 'dlioiis of the Fa]’l of Bute, and the Pepyiian y 83 Two — Praife (rod Bareliones, and John Rogers, from the ^ Colledlion of Sh JV Mafpravc, Bart. r:c ' — 84 One — '/okn PoK ell, trom the Colledtion of d.e Bev. Mr. > Crachrode JV — 85 Qn‘i—Obadiah. from an Original Pidlu re S6 Four — J' fiiits, D. Collins, Rog. p/lcack, homa^ Paftam, j and Alexander Briant, from the Coliedfion of Sir 1 James JVintcr Lake, Bart, D . ( 18 ) 2^-y-O 87 Four — ditto, F, Page^ R, Southwell, P. CorheU and ' Edward Oldman, ditto gs Two— 7. M. de Trejlon And. Lortie^ from the Collection of the Earl of Orjord, and James Bind^ ley, Efq. 4 - 6 89 Eight— Tracings on Oil paper from fcarce portraits ^ 6 ^ 6 9 ^ Eight— ditto , LAWYERS. ^ 91 Ten— Sir Julius Csfar, Sir W. Gafeoigne, Sir Robert, Berkeley, &c. 6 92 Five— Sir Eaward Coke, Sir N= Bacon, Sir Thomas More, by Houbraken, &c. 93 Four — Bradfhaw Dalton, R Brownlowe, by Crofs, See. Five— Judge Jenkins, Sir H. Hobart, by Pdfs, and 3 of Sir Thomas More 95 Five— William Prynne, and John Selden, 4 different by Chmtry, White, See. J —6 q 6 Four— Brownlowe, by Cro/s, Thomas bidell, by ditto, Dalton, by Tyfon,^ and F. Moore, by Faithorne 4 ^ 6 97 Seven— Juftice Glynn, Sir Thomas More, by Vertue, Judge Littleton, 8cc. ^ S-^- 98 Five— Sir N, Bacon, by Vertue^ Vaughan, by White^ W. fones, Sec. 6 99 Three— iSzr George Mackenzie, by Vanderbanc, Sir Tho. Craig, by Vertue, Alex ai^der Erjkein, by Galle c 100 Tvjo— The Bijliofs Council^ and Sir Thomas More, by Voiflerman y. 101 Two — Sir Edward Coke, by Toggan, and Sir John Foitefcue, by Faithorne 6 ^ 102 Three— Richard Graves, by Vertue, G. Palmer^ by White, and Edw^ Plowdeh, by Stayner J 03 Two— 5 zr W. Noy, by Faithorne, Sec. fine 104 One^Sir Thomas More and Family, by Cochin, jcarce /jl ^6 103 Two— Sir Edmund Anderfon, by Faithorne, and Sir James Dyer, by Drapentier <4^0 io6 Four— by UoWdx, Cknche, Crew, Heath aqd Hutton 107 Two— .S'/r A/urto by Elhracke, and Sir Thomas More and Family, Quarto, fcarce ^ 108 One— Sir Alexander Gibfone of Durle, by White, fine and rare " > 4 ^6 {09 One— Sir Robert Chambers, after Hoine, by Dawe { 19 ) 3^6 no Five— Sir M. Hale, by V. Hove, O. Bridgman, by White, &c. « ^ V , I 17 Civ .CInrkf-f. Sir John St. Auhyn, Barf r 114 Ont— Richard Longhorn, by ditto, m the Collection ot Sir W. Mufgrave, Bart. . /,3 . 1 1 5 One— Ar Henry Bedingfield, by ditto, m the Colleftion of James Bindley, F,fq. UI UUItlCS ^ , (^4 xxr Ti;f r 116 One--^2> Thomas Jones, by ditto, m Sir W. Mui- 6-9 - 117 One— Sir John Ni/bet of Dirleton, by ditto, in the Rev. Mr. Crachrode’s Collection „ n.- . 2 ,^ 118 One — Sir Thomas Twifden, by ditto, in the Collection ' of Horace Walpole, Efq. — 119 Ten— Sir Thomas Mallet, Sir Henry Bedingfield, Sec. Oil Tracings End of the Third T)afs Sale 1 ( 20 ) Fourth Day’s Sale. ARMY AND NAVY. LOT 1 2 3 4 5 - a : 6 6 -7 8 9 10 11 12 13 (f? 14 15 16 I XTEFN— Admiral Lawfoii, General Ludlow, Lil- bonie, Sir Ewen Cameron. &c. Kine — Sir F. Drake, Sir John Hetham, Sir W» Wallace, Ac.' One*— the Defence/of Gibraltar, after Pato'n, by Fittler Eighteen— from Clarendon’s Hiftory of the Rebellion Three— SVr F Drake, by R. White, Captain Smith, by Pafs. and Fidmiind Ludlow, by Cipnaiii Three— air W.. Wallace, by Watfon, General Maxwell, by Smith, and Sir T lomas Morgan, 'by Mrs. GujRon Five- — Colonel Lilb'^iirne, Sir G. Rawdon, by H hitCj Sir W. Vvaller, Ac. ’ . Fight — Oliver ( .romwell, dilFerent Thirty four— from Pine’s Tapeftrv, Ac, Six — Fleetwood, Lambert, Ireton, Ac. by Houbraken, &c,^ One — Due Defpernon, by Van Schupen,^ PTur — General Mafftij-. 'Pen, Sir W . Frailer, Ac. Eip-ht— from the Heroologia OuQ-^Sir ^avus Turner, by R, White, fine and farce Four Oliver Cromwell, by Huyhrechts, ditto, witli Rope round his Neck, Richard Cromwellj by Stent, Ac. Two— 5i'r A. Drake, by dc Leu, and ditto, by Vaughan, fcarce [ 21 ], /!>-a U One-Sir F. Drake, with a Globe fufpended under an Arch, Jine and fear ce 18 One— Corn, Tromp, by Blooteling,/?!^ . ‘ . 19 One — Col. Okey on horfeback, a Fac-fimile Drawing, by the Rev. Mr. Brand, in the Collection of Mr. Grave 20 One — General Fox, by ditto, in the Collection of thony Storer, Efq. .F ^ 2rOne— Petruch, by ditto, in the Collection of James Bindley, Efq. 22 Two— Alcue, and General Delbrow on horfe- back, by ditto, in the Earl of Bute^s Collection. 23 Two — Sir John Hotham, dilFerent, by ditto y 24 One — General Daly ell, by ditto, in the Collectir.n of James Bindley, Efq. 25 Twelve — Oil-tracings, Gen. John Defbprongh, &c. I .-<5' 26 Seventeen — ditto. Col. Web, Col. Gage, &c. I ^27 Fourteen — ditto, Sir John Danvers, v^olonel Raynold, occ. 28 Five— General W^afhington, by P. Roberts, Captain ' . Weflcott, by Bell, &c. . 1 f 29 Three— General Mufgrave, by Facius, Admiral Barring- I ' ton, by Earlon^, and Admiral Roddam, by Huofonj proof . LITERARY PERSONS. 30 Three— R. Mentethus, by Lochon, Huggins, by Edelinck, ^ and Foidtaine, by ditto 31 Six— J. Barclay, by Mellan, Du Bartas, Malpighius, by Kip, &c. ^ ^ ^70 32 Five- — Leeuwenhook, bv Verkeho, Leti, by Gol^^, occ. • 33 Five— Grotius, by Delf, Oldenbarnevelt, by ditto, Grii- terns, &c. 3 1 Tv/o— Samuel Bochart, by Lochon, and Sorhiere, by - Audran, fine and fcarce 35 Two— Jacob Bobart in the Oxford Almanack, 1719, fcarce, and George Hoefnagle and Abraham Ortclius 36 Thirteen— Chriftian Ravius, fine, M. Noftradamus, &c. 37 Fourteen— Froiffard, Poikioie Virgil, &c. /.Jx- o 38 Thirteen— Culpeper, by Crofs, GhiTon, by Faithorne. Sec. co^d 39 Four— C. Patin, by Mafifon, Ol. Worniius, by Wingen- dorp. See. (P 40 Sixteen— Jofeph Blagravd, N. Lockyer, oy White, M al- wyn, &c. ■ (p.^ 41 Fifteen— Cieaveland, Dryden, Mafiingcr, Quarles, See. I t 33 ] Eight— W. Hunt, by White, T. Poweil, by Drapentiery Mr. Perkins, Lilly, by Marlhall, &c. //.a 43 Three— Taylor, by V, H(rve, V. Wing, by Crofs, and A Tomlinfon, by ditto 6^6 44 Ten— John Aubrey, by V. Gucht, Milton, hy kylandy Locke, &c. 43 Ten— Sir Henry Bromley, Thomas May, J Qharles, &c. 46 Six— Richard Elton, Rawlyns, by Gaywoody Sir W. Wood, &c. 47 Twelve— T. Brown— Flatman, Hobbes, Sir Charles Sediey, &c. ^ 48 Eighteen— G. Alfop, J. Baftwick, Partridge, Moore, 49 Fifteen— Cowley, set. 13; j. Owen, George Sandes, Fletcher, Suckling &:c. 4-^6 50 Three— W. Williams, Sir G. Wharton, Logman ^ and S. Morgan, by Gay^jcoody ft. arte 51 Six- Carreras, by FaheVy ditto^ by Greeny A. Bodius, Buchanan, &c. — 52 Six — Snape, by White, R. Cotton Bruce, by Crofs, Rath- bone by Pafs, &c. 53 Three — Fletcher, by Marfnally B. Jonfon, by Elder, and Shakefpeare, by Trotter 54 Four — Cowley, by Faithorne and Hall, and Sir W. D’Avenant, by Faithorne 6 55 Three — Lilly, by Crofs, f.ne, I. Moore, by dittfi, and Sir G. Wharton 56 Three — Ralph Brooke, York Herald, John Moore, and J. Speed, by Savery tT -y6 5 / Six — Howell, by MarJJiall, Benlowes, S. Speed, by T. ^ Hove, Otway, &c. 58 Eight — Mr. Gray, Sir W. Dugdale, Crichton, hy llall. Sir L Newton, by Vertue, &c. 59 Three— R. Stapylton, by Lomhart, S. Morland, by ditto, and Ogilby, by ditto 60 Five— Sir K. Digby, by V. Voerft, Sir R. Baker, by Sherwin, Edward Le gh, by Chantry, Sec. YY ^ 6 1 Nine — Roger Afchara, Charles Cotton, by .^^7(7/? J, And. Marvell, Jolm Parkinfon, &c. - 1^0 -6 62 Four— by Faithorne, Hobbes, J. Kerfey, Wh Sanderfon, and T. Stanley y~~o 63 Six — Chaucer with Pedigree, &c. '^6^4 64 Three — T. Venner, by Faithorne, Charlton, by Loyn- I barf, and Dr. Wittie in Title Page, fcarce 65 Six— Dr. Dee, Sir G. Wharton, by Faithorne and Crofs, E. Kelly, Palmer with Bla grave, &c. ^ 66 Five — ^John Archer, M,D. W. Ramelay, W. Sermon, Uc. ( 23 ) 9^ 7^ O 67 Eighf-M. Clifford, F. Gliffon, R. Turner, R. Lower, See. 63 Five— T. Browne, M. D, R. Fludd, W. Butler, J. Caius, by Faber, 3 cc. ^ . ,177*, 69 Three--S. Collins, by Faithorne, N. Grew, by IVhile^ and T. Maverne ^ l 70 Three— J. Brown, by R. White, Sir Tho. Brown, by ditto, &c. 71 Four — Weaver, by CedU James Yorke m title page, W. Somner, by Burgbers, &c. _ 72 Six- Edmund King, by Wilhams, J. Chardin, by Lo^- gan, Colwal, by White J. ( 0^6 6^^ 7^6 7 -^ 73 Five— F. TuniuL by HMar, Sir Kendm Dighy, by Crofs, Sir R. Howard, by Whitt, ^ix T. Mathews, by Gammon, blorius, h'^ Hole 74 Four — Lithgow, Darcy Wentworth, by Pals, S. Lennard, 75 Six — Captain Sturmy, by Ilertocks, W. BarriiF, Braitn- wait. Sir Henry Wotton, &c. 76 Seven-^Jack Adams, John Heyden, 2 dirrerent, Thomas Lylber, by White, ]* Middleton, bcc* fear ce 77 Two— James Harrington, by Marchi, and W. Driim- mond, by Finlavfon ? -3 Two— Wycherley, by Smith, and Shadwell, by Maithonu, fine and fcarce 79 Four— Sir Ken, Digby, G. Buchanan, and Sir W. lem- pic, by Houbrakeny and John Stow, by Vertue 80 Four — Milton, Otway, Biitier, Sec. by ditto 81 Three — W. Harvey, T. Sydenham, and T. Willis, by ditto 82 Six— Beaumont, Gower, Shakefpeare, Spencer,, &c. 83 Three — W. Harvey, by G id. Harvey, hjPlu- lippe, and Aiayow, by Loggan "“land, b^ ftp ^6 7 / 84 Three— Ralph Bigland, by Townley, P. Dore andj. Brooke, by Bell f 65 Four— W. Lilly, in title*page, 1652, fhie, Henry Coley, by White, and John Gadbury, by Crofs, &:c.^ 86 Eight — Marvel, Milton, and Sii Algernon Syaney, by Cipriani, bee* 6/ Thirteen — Portraits in title-pages, fcarce 38 Two -James Howell, by Mellan, &c. with and without thd fine and Jcarce 89 Three — M. Drayton, by Hole, ditto in title-page by - Marshall, and Donne, by L‘^\x\hz.xt. fine and Itynx 90 Two — Idckyer, by Crofs, and Brugis, bv ditto, 91 Two— and ShakeJpearCyhy iVJarfliall, 6 f .. ^ o 6.^6, yx-^6 ^2^,‘ — // • 6 ^S) - 2 /> 6'-^6 y -^6 V2 ^ y/^6 t 24 ] ^2 Two— i^. ^idrles^ eight Latin and Englifh Verfes, by Mailhall, and ditto, fix Enghfh Verfes, Jine and fcarce 93 Three — Evelyn, by Nantueif James Harrington, by White ^ and Andtew Marvell 94 Two— Ah Highmore and Heikiah Crooke, in title -pages, fcarce 95 Two— T/zo. GaJe^ wood cut, and nichard H ay dock e, M D. in title-pages, /ri/?’r6? 96 Three—/. Anthony ^ hy Crrfs^ R. Bayfield and W. Har- vey, by Faithorne, ; 97 Three — John- Hall, and George Baker, wood cuts, Jlarce 98 Two — ^iT John Pcttus, by Sherwin, and Edmund Wet- ter houje, by hoggmi, fine 99 One — J Stonier, hy Hollar, fine and rare 100 Two — Leonard Plukenett, by Collins, and Sir W, Petty ^ by 'S7m:\ys,, fcarce 101 Two — Sir P . Sydney, by Courbes, and Sir John Har- rington, in title-page, 102 Two— Sir John Harrington, and Edward Cbifenhale, fcarce 103 Two — by Hollar, Nathaniel Nye and J. VncQ, fine and ficarce 104 One — John Starter, in an oval, drawn by Swans, yrarce 105 Seven — in title-pages, Markham, he. J^o,rce - 106 One — Thomas Stephens, by Marfhall, 1648, very rare, not in Granger or Bromley 107 ThxQt-— Francis Kirk man, 1673, &c. Richard Head, Jcarce 108 Two —Thomas Bujhel, and J. Haywood, wood cuts, ficarce 109 Two— /F. Drummond, by Gay wood, and Rich. Brome, by Crofs,jhie and fcarte 110 Tive — Winftanley . by V. Hove, Sir W. Corrdxallyes, by Cecil, Tho. Randolph, See. n 1 Three— Ogilby, by Md^xihALX, fine ; John Quarles, and George Withers, 112 Two — Thomas Manley, by Crofs, anti J, A. Gibbes,^ by Q\o\yQ,t, ficarce 113 Two — Geo. Chapman, by Hole, and John Ogilby, by Barlow, /r< 2 rev 114 Three — Phil. Holland, by Alaifhall, R. Siapylton, and Shirley, by ditto, fcavfe 115 Two- — Diigdale, by Hollar, and W. Lambarde, by Y^xiuQ,fiolio I c 35 ] ,, ,, ' le Febure, fcarce ^ One-il/. Ridley, fine and fcarce , n. n /j. 121 Two — Barony and Capt. W thfieVy by Marlhail, fcarce End of the Fourth Day^s Sale* 5 ! ( 26 ) Fifth Day’s Sale. LITERARY CONTINUED. LOT ^ A HIRTEEN — Sir Richard Steele, Jofeph Addifon, - Abraham Stanyan, &c. ^ 6 2 Five— Jofeph Acerbi, by Tomkhis^ T. D. Whitaker by Maddocks, &c. ' ^ S <--6 3 Four— Richard Wilkes, M. D. by Granger^ John Hag- garth, M. D. by Cooke^ Richard Pultney, M. D. by jP. Roberts, and G. Shaw. 4 Nine— J. Jebb, M. D. by Knight, John Brown, M. D. Mr. Gray, &;c. J 3 Three— F. Douce, M. D. by MArdell, Richard Mead, M. D, by Houfton, &c. 6 Two — Ifaac Reed, by Dickenfoi|, and F. Grofe, with Mr. Forreft, by Hone. yS'-e; 7 One — Sir W. Denny, from Engliih Verfes, by F. Bar- low, extra rare and fine, ^ 8 One — John Thompson, aet. 28, 1645, by Marftiall, rart and fine, y , — 9 One — Rob. Morifon, M. D. by R. White, fcarce. 10 One — George Withers, fix Englifh Verfes, rare, y^-6 11 Three— Burton, by Delaram, ditto, by Hollar, and Camden, by R. White. 12 One — Henry M a fing herd, a Fac-fimile drawing, by the Rev. Mr, Brand, in Dr, Lords CoiieiStion. ( 27 ) i 3 Two — Tathaw and John Hoddesdon, by ditto, in Sir W . Mufgrave'sCo\\^di\on4 ' 14 One — John Jonjion, ditto ^ 15 Two — Do^or Boordoy and Skelton^ by ditto. ^ IS Two — James Wolveridge^ and Edward Brown, by ditto, in the Colle6lion of Sir JV, Mufgrave, Bart, and James Bindiey, EJq. ' 17 One — Anthony Colley, M. D. by ditto, in the Collection of 1 ames Bindley , Efq. 18 One — Morton, Emperic, ditto, ditto. 19 One — Richard Martin, by ditto, very highly finifhed, in the Collection of Anthony Storer, Efq. /a. 20 One — John Booker, by ditto, in the Earl of Stamford^ s Collection. ^ ^21 Two — Thomas Hill, and Captain Thomas James, by ditto, in the Collection of fohn Townley, Efq. Tvio— Francis Goldfmith, and Patrick Hanay, by ditto, ' in the Collection of James Bindley, Efq. //. -23 One— Z)r. Doynfaus, by ditto, in the Collection of Sir John St. Aubyn, Bart. Two — James full, and Martin Wafer, by ditto, in the Collection of Sir JV. Muj grave, Bart. 25 One — John Stanbridge, by ditto, in the Collection of E. Douce, Efq. •/^26 One' — Thomas Crymes, alias Graham of Peckham, by ' ditto, in the Collection of Sir W. Mufgrave, Bart. J). — 27 Two — fohn Stanbridge, &CC. ditto. One — Captain Charles Saltonftall, by ditto, in the Col- lection of James Bindley, Efq. f 2Q One — Sir Mathew Lifter, by ditto, in the Collection of Mr. Gravte. 4 — 30 One — Jacob Boh art, by ditto, in the Collection of the Rev. Mr. Crachrode. One — George Scharp, by ditto, in the Earl of Bute’s Collection. One — Sir Anthony Cockain, by ditto, in the Collection of James Bindley, EJq. ^ One — id. Barnard, M. D. 1697) by ditto, in the Col- lection of Mr. Lloyd. //.v^34 One — Sir W. IVood Archer, by Mr. T. Harding, in the Pepy's Collediion. '2^- '35 One — Mathias de Lobel, by the Rev. Mr. Brand, in the Collection of Sir JV. MuJ grave,- Bart„ 36 One— 7)r. Claiveto, by ditto, in the Collection of James Bindley, Efq. E 2 ( 28 ) z •' ^ •' ^ y 6 ^ — /.rc — 3f Two— Poet, and W. Cunyngharthhy ^liiOy li| the Colledtion of John Townley^ 38 One — J. F, Blondius^ ditto. 39 One — Thomas Linacre, by ditto, in the Rev. Mr, Crach^ rodeos Colledfion. 40 One — R. Lovelace, ditto^ from the rare print by Hollar. 41 One — Edward Tuvgis^ by ditto, in the Colledlion of Jofeph Gulflon, Efq. 43 One — Thomas Street.^ by ditto, in the Collection of Siv W. Mufgrave, Bart, 43 Thtee^Dr. Reade, N. Wanley, and Baldwin Harney. 44 One — ditto, in an oval, ditto, ditto. 45 Om"~rThomas Legge, L. L. D. in Indian Ink. 46 One — Anomym Standing, aet. 26, 1639, four Engli{h Verfes, “ This Shadow doth the outward Man dif? play,” after G. Glover, by ditto, in the Collection of Crowle, Efq. ^7 Seven — Drawings on oil paper, Thomas Linacre, &c. ARTISTS, ACTORS, MUSICIANS, PAINTERS, WRITING-MASTERS, MECHANICIANS, &c. 48 49 a y 50 51 52 53 54 6,5 .56 47 "48 59 60 yd (|i Five— John Dunton, John Lowin, by Hohoway, &c. Six — after Van Dyck, Sir Bah G^rbier, V. Voerft, Inigo Jones, Liyens, he. Five — Hondius, bv Smith, Abraham Symonds, by Bloo^ ieling Vandrebaqk, Netfcher, he* Six — W. Hollar, and his Wife. Tliree— Maypr, by Brook G. B* Ciprani, he. Nine— Jamefon, Alexander Brown, by de Jode Rem- brandt, he. Eleven — ‘Printers, Caxton, Pinfon,Wynhynde,Worde, &c. Six— Rubens, Vandyke, he- - Two — John Eannifter, by Smith, he. Five— Sir Baly Gerbier and Family, N. de LargillierCj Roettiers, he. Seven — W. Addy, Cocker, by Gaywood, Rich. J. Smith, by Vanderbanc, &c. Seven-r-Cocker, Hodder, Metcalf, Botley, Hopkins, he. Forty-nine— from Walpole’s Anecdotes on Painting. Nineteen— ditto, 6tc Three — Sir Godfrey Kneller, by Beckett, Dohlon^ by G. White, and Sir P.fely, by Smith, ( 29 ) 63 "^owx—WifJtns, by Smith, Sir Godfrey Kneller^ by ditto, Wvck, bv Fabe% &c. Ta?? de Vtlde, by Smith. ^^6 64 Four— c 97 V ChrUiopher, Wren, by Smith, Gibbons, by .ditto, Cibber, &c. i?- ^ 63 Yoxxr ^ John Blow, hy White, Purcell by mtto, G bia- ger, by Gribelin. and/. Gouter,^ by Livens, 66 One— i?z Atfn/ Thompfon, by Place fc.ivce ' OnQ^Thomas Betterton by WiUiams, ver^ fine an4 rare. //.a es Tv/o—Thomas Skelton, and Richard Geihing, hyChm- try, fcarce. ^ 69 Four — T. Lawrance, by Sherwin, F. >HaiIs, &c. f 70 Four — de Bry, John Day, wood cut, John Sturt, &c. U On^^Henry Gyles, Glafs Painter, by Place, and fcarce. 72 Two — F. Quefnel, by Lafne, fcarce, &c. ^ 73 Four— M. le Blon, S. Vouet, The Rogier, and Vorfterman. 7 74 One— Vandyck, with a Sun Flower, by Hollar, fine and ^ fcarce 75 Three— by Hollar, Morett, Von Zurch, &c. ,7^ 76 Two— by ditto, Inigo Jones, miA M. Garrard, fcarce, ^ 77 Two-^Daniel playing on a Violin and P. Tempeft, fcarce. 78 Thm-r-Schorel, by Facius, Rubens, by Savery,/ne, and Torrentius, ditto. 79 Five-rMuficians, Tho^nas Greeting, Richard Heaves^ &c. fcarce. ^- 6 go Four — Playford, and, Simpfon. 81 Ont^-Chrifiopher Simpjon, by Faithorne,/n^ and fcarce. 0-^6 82 Six— W. Bowyer, Handel. H. T. Thomaffen, he, 83 Four — ^John Lewis of Richmond, &c. 84 Two— Jones, and 8imon Sympfon, drawings, by the Rev. Mr. Brand 85 Two^John PFilfon, and F. Corbetla, by ditto, in the Colleaion of Sir W. Mufgrave, Bart, and in the Pepy’s Colleaion. j 7 .v /^^86 Oi-iQ’— Richard le Beloman, by ditto, in Rev. Mr. Crachrode's Colleaion. J Ji 87 Two— yo /.72 Davies, ot Hereford, by ditto, in the Col- leaion of James Bindley, Ejq he he. 88 One-- Henry Greenkill, by ditto, in the Colleaion of Sir W. Mufgrave, Bart, 6 89 One— Alien, by ditto, in the Colleaion of John Towniey, Efq. Four—^Dra wings on oil paper, Francis Hoffman, Inigo ^ Jones, he. ( so ) FEMALE SEX. ^ 01 Nine— -Francis, Duchefs of Suffolk, and Adrian Stokes, by Vertue, Ann Throgmorton, Blanch Lady Arun- del, &c. 92 Thiifeen— by Bartolozzi, Ann Countefs of Pembroke, Lady Mary Vere, &c. 93 Four — Founders, by Faber. 6 — d) g 4 Six— -Madam Saunders^ by Brown, &c. 95 Twelve — Lady Rachael RufTell, Catharine Countefs of Defmond, Chrlftian Countefs of Devonfhire, ^cc. ^ 96 Eighteen -^^Joanof Arc, Joan Cromwell, Elizabeth Crom- well, Lady Fanfhawe, &c. 97 Thirteen— Mrs Jane Lane, with Charles 11. on Horfe- back, the Marchionefs of Buckingham, by M, Pafs, F.-. Countefs of Exeter, &c. 98 Three — Lady Brandon, b;y Smith, Lady Willmot, by ditto, and the Duchefs of Monmouth, with her 2 Sons, ditto. 99 Three— Madam Loftus, by Smith, Madam Soams, by Becket, and Lord Churchill’s Daughters. 100 Four— Ann Countefs of Chefterheld, Jane Goodwin, Mary Smith, &c. after Vandyck, by Gunft. 101 Four— Lady Phil. Wharton, by DunLarton, Marchio- . nefs of Wharton, by Earlom, &c. ^ 102 Ten— Beauties, after Vandyck, by Lombart. 103 Three — Countefs of Southampton, after Vandyck, by M^Ardell, Lady Grammont, and Lady Middleton, after S, P. Lely, by ditto. 104 Six — Windfor Beauties, after Sir P. Lely, by Watfon. 305 Five— Lady Talbot, by Hollar, and Elizabeth Countefs of Kent. ioa Six— Lady Brooke, 1683, Vifcountefs Falkland, by Marfhall, Mrs. Griffiths, by Glover, Lady Warner, by V. Schuppen, &c. fine, ^-6 107 Five — Duchefs de Chevreufe, Gertrude More, by LocJion, Anton Bourignon, by Gunft, &c. 108 Two — Mrs. Knight, favourite of Charles II. by Faber, and Lady Williams, by Becket. 309 Three— Lady Harington in an Odlagon, by Faithorne, Mrs. Phillips, by ditto, and the Countefs Dowager of Warwick, by White, { 31 ) 110 Five— Duchefs of Portland, by Hollar, Lucy Countefs of Carlifle, by Bailie, &c. 111 Two — Ann Duchefs of York, by Lombart^ and tlie Duchefs of Mazarine, by Valck, fcarce, 112 One — Margaret Smith, by ‘Faithorne, fcarce, 113 Three— -Catharine PerceVal, by Faber ^ and Mrs. Ann ^ Kiliigrew, by Beckett, fcarce, ^ O 114 One — Madam He’wse,,\t'<^W\!>X\ 2 icm^ fcarce, 115 Two — Madam Sidley, by Tompfon, &c. 116 Two— Lady Eflex Finch, and Lady Moor elands by Tompfon, fcarce, 1 n One~^A^ Duchefs of Monmouth,, by Vander Vaart, do. 118 Two — F. Countefs of Portland, by Brown^ and the Z Countefs 8f Litchfield, by Beckett, fine and fcarce, 1 1 9 One --Frances Countefs of Newhrugh^ after Dahl, rare, (f? 120 Four — Duchefs of Mazarine, by Valck,, &:c. 121 Two — Mrs. Montague, by Browne^ and Lady Monta- gue, by Tompfon, fcarce, 122 Two— Elizabeth Countefs of Northumberland, by Browne^ and the Count^s of Exeter, by Tompfon, ditto. •a . '6 123 One— Madam Parfon, hj VerkoUe,, dliito, S''-' 6 124 One— Madam Ann Kirk, whole length, hj^echet, fcarce, ‘ 125 VwQ^facoba Duchefs of Gloucefier^ andi her Hufband, K ' by Folkema, fcarce, 126 One— Madam Helyoty by Edelinck, very fine, 127 Two— Madam Kirk, with the Countefs of Morton, by Gronfveldt, and T homas Earl of Arundel, with Ala- thea Talbot, by Vorfi:erman,^? 2 e. 128 Three— by Hollar ^ Catherine Howard, Lady Gulde- forde, and Lady Gerard, v - End of the Fifth Day^s Sale, I- t 32 ] Sixth Day’s Sale. female sex continued^ tOT 73^6 i TTwELVE — N inon de Lenclofs, by Worlidge \ Lady Manners, Frances Countefs of Effex and Somerfet, by Harding, &c. 2 Four- — the Duchefs of Mazarine, by Watfon, &c. ,4 jl 3 Two — Lady Stanhope j by Bafire, proofs and the Duchefs of Cumberland, by J. K Sherwin ^ 4 Charlotte Ficoiintefs Mounijiuart, by Bartolozzi*- fcarce S ^6 5 One —Lady Mary Fenwick^ by Lumley , rare d ^6 6 One— ditto, in the hrfl: ftate, rai'e 7 Two — Lady Stanhope, by Bafire, proofs and Henrietta Countefs of Stamford, by Keatmg, rare 8 One — Madam Killigrew, by Hollar, rare ^ Two — Ellen Gwynne, by Valke^ and ditto by V. Bleeck, Jcai'ce 10 One — EKz. (Wafhington) Lady Ferrars, by Chantry, Jinc and rare F X 1 Two-— -the Duchefs of Buckingham^ and the Marchionefs of Hamilton, Dia wings in pen and Ink, by the Rev. Mr. Brand, in the Collection of Richard Bull, Elq. Two— Countefs of and ditto, ditto 13 Three-Madam Kirk, Madam Killigrew, and Lady- A ■na/tatia Dighy, ditto, ditto C 33 ] x4 One — Lady Mary Jolliffe, by ditto, from the Rev. Mr, Crachrode's Collection 15 One — Lady Mary Langham, by ditto 16 One — Madam Charlotte de Beeverwaevy from the Rev, Mr. Crachrode^s Colle(5Lon 17 Two — Lady Luvy Coleraine^ from the Collection of Sif IV. Mufgrave^ Bart, and Both Makin^ in the CoU lection of James Bindley 18 One — Mxs, Helen Grew., by ditto, in the Collection of James Bindley, Efq. 19 One — Ann T>\ic\\Qk oi Albemarle, hj dkto 20 One — Bliz. Countefs of Southampton, by ditto, in the Collection of bir W. MuJ grave, Bart ^ 2 \ One — Lady Anaftatia (Venetia) Digby, in the Rev, Mr. Crachrode's Collection ' 22 One — Lady Eliz. Shirley, ditto One — Lady by ditto — 24 Two — Sulanna Lady Perwich, and Alicia Countefs Spencer, in the Earl of Bute's Collection — 25 One — Ann Countefs of Arundel, by ditto, in the Earl of Stamford’s Collection i •' ^ 26 One — the Countefs of Meath, by ditto L/d ?— 27 Three — Eliz. Rawdon, Martha Rawdon, and Sarah i Rawdon, in the Collection of James Bindley, Efq. ^.-/r.v^28 Two — Kath. Rawdon and Lady Eliz. Rawdon, in ditto, ^ ditto 29 One — Elizabeth Dutchefs of Albemarle, in the Collec- tion of Sir W, Mujgrave, Bart. ^^-dZO Four — Tracings on Oil-paper, Lady Aubigny, Lady Eliz. Shirley, Lady Pafton, and Elizabeth Duchefs of Albe- marle Seven — ditto, Mrs. Turner, &c. Mrs, Lane, &c. CONVICTS, PHENOMENA, MONSTERS, &c. ^ 32 Fourteen — Stephen College, Jeffry Hudfon the Dwarf, ^ John Kyrle the Man of Rojs, Old Scaieits, William Sommers, &c. ^ 33 Seven — Matthew Hopkins Witch Finder General, Moll Cut Purfe, &c. >2- ^ 34 Five — Mother Damnable, Mrs. Mary Davis, Eleanor Rumming, &c. 35 Four — Henry Welby, Old Parr, Young Parr, bzc. i >—0 36 Six. — 1 reheavn, Jed. Buxton, ?. F. Coura^er, Sic. F 34 J • 37 ^ 38 39 /•• ^ 40 41 (9~^ 43 44 y y ^ 45 /Z^() 46 <3^6 47 /^-a 48 /2^0 49 r.-~ 50 54 52 /■/^(} 53 / ^1^0 54 o3^ ’6 , 55 56 /^/ v }^6 57 d 58 59 60 61 One — Thomas Balkerville, ¥.{^.fcarce Two — Hamet Ben Hamet, by R. White, and P. J. Po- temkin, by ditto Six — Bedloe, Oates, Prance, by R. White, fcarce Five — Bantam Ambaffador, by Catlett, &c. fcarce Xwo« — Richard Penderill, by Houfton, and Quakers Alee^ ting, by Hemfkiik Two — Mary Carieicn^ the German Princefs, by Chantry, and Anna Maeallame , Five — The Old®, Old, very Olde Alan, THomas Parr, by V. Dalen, ditto, by llabert, W. Aldridge, ^et. 112, Alargaret Patten, st. 141j, and W. Champion One— John Barefoot, Letter Dodtor to the Univerhty of Oxon, 12 Engliih Verfes, by Burghers, Two — James Naylor, by Prefton,.. ditto, with a B on his Forehead, fine and fcarce Twenty-one — Cries of London, TempeB, fcarce One — Mother Louje, with View of Loufe Hall ' Two — Henry Jenkins, by Worlidge, and Smith the very old Man, fine Two-— Spayne and Rome defeated, Jcarce, and Execution of the Confpirators Four— Brant, Captain of the Six Nations, proof. See. Two— Hobfon the Carrier, and Venner Two — Siamefe Ambaflador, and Prieft, by Captain Baillie Three — Alderman Abell, with Judge Barclay, and Bifliop Laud, curious woodcut, 1641, Abell, a Fac- fimile Drawing by the Rev. Mr. Brand, from the Earl of Stamford’’ s Colledtion, &c. One — Mulld Sake, by Adr. S. Harding, from the Original in the Poffeflion of Mr. Delabere One — Thomas Bajkerville, Efq. by the Rev. Mr. Braiid^ for the Marchionejs of Bath's Colledion One — ^Jacob Hall, Rope Dancer, ditto, in the Colledlion of Mr. Ay ton One—Mafter Parfons, the King’s Porter, and Jeffrey the Dwarf, ditio in the Briti/li MuJ'euni One— John Wormbergh, Dwarf, ditto, in- the Coliedlion of James Bindley, Efq. One — Thomas Percy, Gun Pow’der Confpirator, ,.>3 ^6 110 Twelve- — Drawings Various (0—^6 ill Thirty-p-Title Pages, &c. curious TOPOGRAPHICAL. J 112 Parcel ^ 113 Nineteen — Various o 314 Fourteen— in Wales, Bcc. by Wickftead / - 0 l\5 Five — by Hollar, the Royal Exchange, the Tower, Lambeth, &:c. 116 Twenty-three — in London, &c. - 1 17 Two - Drawings, Durham Cathedral, and St. Michael’s Mount by Francia ^—6 118 Twenty— Patera Antiqua, &c. / 119 Thirty-one—Oxford Almanacks 2 /, ^120 Corbridge-s Plan of Newcajile upon Tyne, 1723, very rare, imperfect 121 Fryer’s Plan of the River Tyne, 1772, and Hutton’s Plan of Newcaftle and Gatefhead, 1770 1 22 Thirty— illuftrating the Heufe of Percy ■j- v' (S.’ ' i C 37 3 123 Four— Antique Helmet, Mask, and other Antiquities difcovered at Ribchefter, with letter prefs .^124 Four— Ditto > ^ 125 Four — Ditto, no letter prefs 126 Ten— Worcefler College, &c. 127 Thirteen— Views in Newcaftle, &c. . > -/7 128 Four — in Yoikihire, &c. 129 Twenty-two— Mr, Brand’s Newcaftle 130 Seventeen— from ditto : 2 - ^ 131 Thirteen— ditto , 132 Forty-feven — ditto 133 Nine— ditto proofs 134 Fifteen— Bicliam’s Maps, 6cc. £nd of fho Sixth Da;fs Sak ( 38 ) Seventh Day’s Sale. HOGARTH’S WORKS. LOT 1 §EVEN — Gabriel Hunt, Ben Read, Jenny Cameron, &:c. 2 Eleven — Bullock, T. Pellet, Juftice Welch, Lewis Theo- bald, Elizabeth Adams, Mary and Ann Hogarth, Draw« ings, &c. a ^6 3 Six — Heftod, Henry Fidding, by Bajire, John Palmer^ hy Bai'oUy T. Morell, by Bahre, &c. 4 Five— by S. Ireland, Portrait of Himfelf, Lord Charle- mont. Sir James Thornhill, Hogarth, &c. 5 Two— Lady Byron, by Faber, one tlie whole length, Jcarce. //^ 6 6 Six— Lord Lovat, John Wilkes, the Politician, by Sher- win, &c. 6 7 Five — Archbilhop Herring, by Buron, ditto, in an oval, •with Jpeech^ by Mojley^ Bilhop Hoadly, by Baron, ditto, in an oval, by Sherlock, 8 Two — Huggins^ by Major, and John Palmer^ by Baron, fine and fcarce. 9 Two — Mr Pine, by M^Ardell, and Hogarth, byC.Townley 10 Three — Martin Folkes, one by Faber, and Gibbs, by Baron. 11 Two — Captain Coram, and Daniel Lock, by M‘Ardell, 12 One — IJogarth with his Dog^ fine and fcarce. - ^-^13 Two — William Hogarth Painting, 1764, and Henry VIIL with Anna Bulien. ( ) \ (fl-h 14 One— Captain Coram, by Nutter, fine* One— Garrick, in Richard ill. /2.~ 16 Two — Sigifmunda, by Dunkarton, proofs and the Etcl> ing, by Bafire, fcarce, — 17 One— Sarah Malcolm, Five— ditto, different, fcarce, , Two — the Bruifer, with the Political Print, and the Plain Pallet. ' ^. 2^^020 Eight — Don Quixotte, Sancho’s Feaft, fcaixe, tcc* 4^ --0^1 Twelve— Induftrious and Idle Prentices, GoodcJuld and Wejly extra fine. Eight — ditto. /a ^23 Twelve — ditto, Weft and Goodchild. 24 Six — the Harlot’s Progrefs, firjl fiate* jr ^-25 Five — ditto, plate 3 , wanting. 26 Three — the Diftreffed Poet, and the Enraged Mufician, i one xeith the White Horje* 4 27 Five — Southwark Fair, The Stage Mutiny^ Cibber as Antient Piftol, &c. curious. /*? . -4 28 Nine — the Rake'sProgreJs, one a duplicate, old imprejfions Six — Marriage A-la-Mode, before the Lock of Hair. ',,/2, 'oZQ Four — the Times of the Day, with blue Hands and red Face. Two~Strolling Players Dreffing in a Barn, and without the Head Drejs.^ &c. One — rMaich to Finchley, fine. .:^-^33 One — ditto Prujia Five — Eledlions, with and without the Lemons, fine and fcarce. ^-aZ5 Two — the London Infirmary, with and without the Rich- ^ mond Arms. 7'- 36 Seven — Triftram Shandy, with and without the Clock, ccc. /.T-^ ^7 Seven — Scots Opera, Gulliver, Tom Thumb, See. er> 38 Two — Analyfis of Beauty, 39 Two — Midnight Modern Converfation, Three — Musick Introduced to Apollo, Venetian Ballads, /r; -X? Four — Roaft Beef, the Cock Pit, and France and England 4, .^ 42 Four— Swearing the Baftard Child, by Sympfon and Picart, 2 proofs. /eL .<7 43 One — the Jacobite’s Journal, 1748 , / 2 .^S 44 : Two — Country Inn Yard— ‘‘ No Old Bahyf &c. '.'y^7/?43 Two — the Foundling, by F. le Cave, and .EnejES in a ^xoxn\,Jcarce. < y-6 4(5 Three— th.e Lottery, and South Sea. 7— •«!^47 Eighteen — Motray’s Travels. ( 40 ) 48 Seven — Apulems. 49 Five — Caffandra 50 Forty five— fmall Hudibras, Originals, and Copies. 51 Twelve — large Hudibrafs, publifiied by Overton, fine, 52 Four— the Rabbit Breeder, Portrait of Mary Tofts, by- Faber, fcarce^ the Dodlors in Labour, &c. 53 Eight— the Beggar’s Opera, 3 ftates, Burlington Gate 2, Booth, Wilkes, and Cibber, bcc. 54 Four — ^^Leveridge’s Songs, and Per feus and Andromeda, Jcarce, 55 Two— Pope with a Tie Wig, one in a Jcarce 56 Three— Beer-ftreet, and Gin Lane, with the Frenchman^ Jcarce, 57 Four — Stages of Cruelty, fine, 58 Five — Paul before Felix, with and without the Devily Jcarce, 59 Two— Perriwigs, with mriation^ ditto 60 Three— the Medley, and Enthufiafm Delineated, 61 One — the Large Mafquerade Ticket, Prouocatiyes, fine and rare, 62 Three— the Times, plate 1 and 2, with Henry VIIL bcc. Jcarce, 63 Two— Weighing Houfe, 64 Three— the Search N ight, ditto, 65 Seven— Small Angel, the Arms of Wilkinfon, 5cc. 66 Two — Shop Bill, Mary and Ann Hogarth, and Arms of George Lambert^ rare. 67 Four — Shop Bill, Mary and Ann Hogarth, Hogarth’s Cypher, Turk’s Head, and Lord Radnor’s Arms, a Drawing. 68 One — for Milton, very rare, 69 One — Funeral Ticket, ditto, 70 Three — Mofes brought to Pharaoh’s Daughter, and the Stages of Cruelty, wood blocks. 71 Six— the Five Mufcovites, Terrae Films, &:c. 72 Five — Kent’s Altar Piece, the Farmer’s Return, &c. 73 Nine— Hollands Arms, Imgrejjions Jrom iS liver, and Peuter Plates, Ike, rare, 74 Three— Sleeping Congregation, one the Angel Smoaking, and Pool of Bethesda, by Ravenet. 75 Nine — Arras of Sir Gregorj^ Page from Silver Table, 5cc, 7 6 Nine'— Arms of the h oundling Hofpital, “ Son go W ork,’^* &CC. 77 Six — ArtifPs Catalogue, Time, Hymen, and Cupid, See, 78 Four — Tafte in High Life, Frontifpicce to Kirby's Per- fpedive, New Order of Architedure, by Wooiietc, 6cc. ( 41 ) 79 Two-Before and After. 80 Twelve — Military Punifhments. 8 1 Five— Chara6):ers, Undertakers, Battle of the Pi£lures, See. 82 Three — with Receipts, Columhus, Crowns Mitres, Sec, and the Laughing Audience, 83 Two — the Bench with Variations. 84 Five^ — the Gormogans, Head from Raphael, the Tall Piece, &c. 85 One-Rich’s Glory; or, his Triumphant Entry into Covent Garden, 7'are. 86 Two — the Pool of Bethefda, and the Good Samaritan, by Ravenety See, 87 Eleven — Hogarth’s Tour, Creft, See, 88 Five — Boy from the Times of the Day, Golden Rump, Sawney, Sec. 89 Seven— Birth, Progrefs, and Death of a Harlot, Prefbyte- rian Convents, Sec. 90 Four — Heidegger, by Faber, Sir John Willes, by Vertue, and a Drawing by Hogarth. 91 Six — Charmers of the Age, Jacobite Journal, by Livefay, Sec. 92 Fifteen — Mafquerade, Somerfet Houfe, Lord Lovat’s Trial, Sec. , 93 Ten— the Oratory, Sec. fame curious 94 Seven — -the Player'* s lafl Refuge^ Tickets for the Com- mittee^ Lincoln's ly^n Fields, Sec, 95 Ten — by P. Sandby, fcarce, 96 Six — TartufF’s Banquet, A Living Dog is better than a Dead Lion,” &c. i 97 Seven — “ Thou tuneful Scarecrow,” Sec. 98 Seven — Satan Sin and Death, Staymaker, Sec, 99 Twenty-two — by S. Ireland. 100 Two — ^^Beggar’s Opera, by Blake, and the Indian Empe- ror, by Dodd, proof. 1 01 Blackwell’s Military Figures, on 2 fheets, fcarce. 302 T.WO — Sealing the Sepulchre, and the Refurreiffion of Chrifl, by jenner, hne impreffion. 103 Ten — Various. 104 Sixteen — Hudibras, Sec, 105 Eighteen — Harlot’s Progrefs, Sec, 106 Seven — Bambridge’s Trial, &c, 107 Thin v-three ~yd?/ie curious. G [ .42 ] BOOKS OF PRINTS, 'AND PORTFOLIOS. .1 08 Three — ^fmah Portfolios, with Prints. 109 HcaOs of xlmei leans, Five SccneTin Romeo and Juliet, and 2 books of Prhirs, by Collet. JIO The Cathedral Church of Exeter, publifhdd by the An* tiquarian Society. % ■ . 1 Ht. Ditto,- diito. - ■ - . ' ' J 1 2 -Til? 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