5148 Claudius Cæsar, large bronze-very fine, with the rare Rev. SPES AUGUSTA, figure standing, 14s., see Vaillant who values this at 30 francs.

5149 Faustina, the elder, exceedingly fine. Rev. Juno, 7s.

5150 Faustina the younger, exceedingly fine-Rev. Fecunditas, with female standing, a child, &c., 8s.

5151 Pescennius Niger, one supposed to have been altered from an origi nal Ancient Medal, in Italy, very interesting to arrange in a series, this medal being if really genuine, of the most extreme rarity.Rev. of the present, a temple, 7s. 6d.

5152 Otho, bronze, supposed to have been formed in the same way as the Pes. Nig. 5s.

5153 Augustus Cæsar-large or mid. br.-Rev. a large SC.-with the fulmen, very fine, 9s. This Emperor began to Reign 28 years before the birth of our Saviour.

ENGLISH COINS, MEDALS, &c.

5154 English Coins-a collection, containing a Specimen of the Coinage in SILVER, of every King and Queen, (and of the Commonwealth,) from Wm. the Conqueror, generally considered the first King of the whole Island, to Geo. the 4th, inclusive, with the exception only of 5 specimens of the coinage of whom are very high priced, and very difficult to meet with the collection 71.

5155 William 1st, surnamed the Conqueror, the first King of England, Specimen of the Coinage of, in SILVER, very scarce, 15s. 5156 William the 2nd, surnamed Rufus, SILVER, Very scarce. 14s. Coins of Henry 1st are extremely rare, worth about 41. 4s. each.

5157 Stephen, struck at Southampton, SILVER, 12s.

5158 Henry 2nd., 10s. Began to Reign 1154, died 1189. Of Richard 1st. there are no English Coins.

5159 John, very scarce 15s. Began to Reign 1199, died 1216.

5160 Henry 3rd, 3s.

5161 Edward 1st, 3s. 5162 Edward 2nd, 2s. 5163 Edward 3rd, 5s.

Began to Reign 1216, died 1272.
Began to Reign 1272, died 1307.
6d. Began to Reign 1307, died 1327.
Began to Reign 1827, died 1877.

5164 Richard 2nd, 3s. 6d. Began to Reign 1377, died 1399.
Of Henry 4th there are no certain coins, except Anglo Gallic, which are now very

rare.

5165 Henry 5th struck at Calais, 10s. Began to Reign 1418, died 1422. 5166 Henry 6th, 5s. Began to Reign 1422, died 1461. 5167 Edward 4th, 5s. Began to Reign 1461, died 1483. Edward 5th may perhaps be said to havè reigned 2 months and 12 days of the year 1483—he was never crowned-and, as might be expected, there were no coins of this Prince.

5168 Richard 3rd, 18s. Began to Reign 1483, was killed at the Battle of Bosworth Field 1485, in the 34th year of his age. 5169 Henry 7th, 5s.

5170 Henry 8th, 5s.

Began to Reign 1485, died 1509.
Began to Reign 1509, died 1547.

5171 Edward 6th Shilling, 3s. 6d. Began to Reign 1547, died 1553. 5172 Edward 6th, Sixpence, 3s.

5173 Mary 2s. 6d.

Began to Reign 1553, died 1558.

5174 Mary and Phillip's Shilling, with head of both, 6s. 5175 Mary and Phillip's Sixpence, with head of both, 5s.

2176 Elizabeth's Shilling, 3s. and 2s. 6d. Began to Reign 1558, died 1603.

5177 Elizabeth's Sixpence, 2s., do. 4d., 1s. 6d., do. 2d., 1s.

5178 James 1st Shilling, 2s. 6d. Began to Reign 1603, died 1625.

5179 Charles 1st Shilling, 3s. Began to Reign 1625, was beheaded 1649.

5180 Charles 1st Shilling, struck for Scotland, 5s.

5181

5182

half crown, the King on horseback, 3s. 6d.
Another struck at Oxford, 5s.

5183 Commonwealth Shilling, 5s.

5184 Ditto Twopence, 2s. 6d. and Penny 2s.

5185 Charles 2nd Shilling 2s. 6d. Began to Reign 1660, died 1685. 5186 William and Mary's Shilling, 5s.

5187 Ditto Fourpence, 1s. 6d. (very fine.)

5188 The Crown Piece of Wm. and Mary, very scarce, 12s.

5189 Another not quite so fine 10s. 6d.

5190 George the Second's half crown, exceedingly fine, 3s.

5191 Seige Piece of Charles 1st, struck for 1 shilling, when in Newark; shape oblong square, and very scarce, 7s. 6d.

5192 George the 3rd. Mudies PATTERN CROWN PIECE of, exceedingly fine and beautiful, as well as rare, 18s., sells 1. Is., to 1l 4s. 5199 Medal of Sir Walter Scot, the Poet, exceedingly fine, in SILVER, sells 1. 1s., for 18s.

5194 The same exceedingly fine in BRONZE, sells 10s. 6d., for 9s. 5195 Medal of Dr. Parr, exceedingly fine, in SILVER, sells 17. Is., for 17s. 5196 The same in BRONZE, exceedingly fine, sells 10s. 6d., for 8s. 6d. 5197 Medal of the Princess Charlotte, large and very fine, sells 12s. for 10s,

5198 Medal of Alderman Wood, commemorating his being Twice Lord Mayor of London, &c., very fine, sells 10s. 6d., för 8s. 6d. 5199 Medal of Pope Clement 10th. Rev.-fine Public Buildings in Rome, bronze gilt, 5s.

5200 Medal of Pope Innocent 12th, with very curious Rev. silver, 7s. 6d. 5201 Medal of Pope Alexander 8th, silver, 7s. 6d. 5202 Medal of Pope Pius 6th. Rev. view of the Vatican, Peter's Dome

&c., at Rome, silver, 9s. N. B. These Medals of the Popes are remarkable for their boldness, and excellence, of execution. 5203 Very large Medal in Bronze of the first 3 Georges, Kings of England, with short account of them, fine, 10s. 6d.

5204 Large and fine Medal in SILVER, of Charles 2nd and Catharine his Queen, 10s.

5205 Large Medal in SILVER of Catharine Queen of Chas. 2nd. Rev. Pietate Insignis, with St. Catharine, the wheel, &c. 8s.

5206 Fine Medal in SILVER of Christina, Queen of Sweden, 7s. 6d.

5207 Large and beautiful Coronation Medal in SILVER, of Wm. 3rd, and Queen Mary his Consort, with portrait of each when quite young,

14s.

5208 Large and beautiful Medal of the same, with portrait of each, when more advanced in years, SILVER, 12s.

5209 Very large and beautiful Medal of the same, with portrait of each, when advanced in life, SILVER, 18s.

5210 Very beautiful and large piece, in GOLD, of King Henry 6th, (intrinsic value of the Gold about 20s.) with portrait of the King sitting in a ship, &c. &c. 21. 10s.

MANUSCRIPTS, &c.

5211 An exceedingly fine Manuscript of the book called the Megilloth, or Book of Esther, most beautifully written in the Original Hebrew, on very fine and strong Leather, supposed to be very ancient, and measures in length about seventeen feet and a half, by ten inches broad, 127. 12s.

This Beautiful Manuscript rolls on a Mahogany Roller, with very large and elegant SILVER handles, or ends, curiously formed and finely chased; the handles about six inches in length. 5212 Another Manuscript of the same book of the Holy Scriptures, most beautifully written in the Original Hebrew, on FINE VELLUM, and supposed to be of great Antiquity, measuring in length eleven feet and three quarters, by about four inches and a half broad. This beautiful Manuscript rolls up, and is furnished with a Massy and exceedingly fine solid SILVER case, most curiously wrought, and richly chased, 10. 10s.

It would perhaps be difficult to do complete justice to the fineness of the execution of the two rolls last mentioned. The Ink seems considerably more a substance than that used at the present time. It is also very fine and glossy. The Tagin or Coronce are frequently used, and both the MSS. may seem to vie with, if not to excel as to regularity &c., the finest Printing. In beauty of execution they are both doubtless much superior to print. 5213 Another Manuscript, also the Megilloth, or book of Esther, neatly written on vellum, in compartments, singularly and rudely ornamented between each, in several colours-eleven feet in length, and about seven inches in breadth, said to be a Barbary Roll; on a Mahogany Roller, 31. 3s.

5214 A very good and handsome Achromatic Telescope, abot 2 feet, 7 inches long, capable of exhibiting the Satellites of Jupiter, &c., 21. 2s.

5215 A handsome walking stick Telescope, being a very good Achromatic, sells at 21. 2s. new, for 17. 14s.

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5216 A very good Achromatic Telescope, made by Gregory & Son, about four feet in length, second hand 2l. 12s. 6d.

on this

5217 Fox's (John) Martyrology, 3 vols., folio, very fine set, on LARGE PAPER, very neat in calf, with numerous plates, and capital impression of the rare Portrait by Glover, very scarce Paper, 61. 6s. 5218 Fox's (John) Martyrology, with numerous plates, 3 vols., folio neat, 31. 13s. 6d.

Lond. 1641

Lond. 1684

N. B. The present catalogue has been delayed longer than was designed, with an intention to have united with it an ADDENDA of very recent purchases, both at home and abroad, containing many choice and interesting works of great rarity and value. But it was found that to get this part through the Press, though now ready for printing, would cause so much further delay, that it is at present designed to publish the same as an Addenda, or additional Part, exactly three months from the commencement of the present year, 1822.