THE 
 
 COLLECTION 
 
 OF 
 
 FRANK MARCHAM 
 
 1899 
 
 - iinimi 
 

Museum Lett so mianum . 
 
 A 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF THE 
 
 ENTIRE MUSEUM 
 
 OF THE LATE 
 
 John Coahley Lettsont, M. andLL.D* 
 
 Member of several Academies and Literary Societies. 
 
 CONSISTING 
 
 Of Prints and Drawings; Coins and Medals, in Copper, Silver and Gold; 
 Shells ; Minerals ; Flies ; South Sea Curiosities ; Cork Models of Antient 
 Buildings in Rome; Bronzes; Vases; Bas-relievos ; Mosaics; Cabinets, 
 &c. &c. &c. 
 
 AMONG WHICH ARE, 
 
 Two fine Coin and Medal Cabinets, highly carved in oak, formerly belong- 
 ing to his present Majesty; a Human Skeleton, with the Muscles attached, 
 and the Blood Vessels injected, in the highest preservation; a Mummy 
 From the Island of Teneriffe; a Wassail Cup, used in the time of King 
 Edgar, very curiously carved from Walnut and Yew ; and a great variety of 
 other rare articles. 
 
 WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 
 
 BY LEIGH AND SOTHEBY, 
 
 Booksellers, at their House, No. 145, Strand, 
 opposite Catherine Street, 
 
 Oil Thursday, May 2, 181 6, and Two following 
 Days, at Twelve o'Clock. 
 
 To be viewed to the Time of Sale, and Catalogues to be had 
 at the Place of Sale. 
 
 Wright and Murphy, Printsrs. 31, Little Queen Street, Holborn, London, 
 
CONDITIONS OF SALE, 
 
 I. The hiphefl- Bidder to be (he Buyer; and if any Difpute 
 
 arifes between two or mo-e Bidders, the T,nt fo difputed 
 fhall be immediately put up again and re-fold. 
 
 II. No Perfon to advance lefs than 6d. ; above One Pound 
 
 is. ; above Five Pounds 2s. f>d. 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 or Lots fo purchafed to be immediately put up 
 again and re-fold. 
 
 IV. The Lots to be taken away, at the Buyer's Expence; 
 within three Days after the Conclufion of the Sale, and 
 the Remainder of the Purchafe-money to be abioiutely 
 paid on or before Delivery. 
 
 The Books are prefumed to be perfect, unlets other wile 
 expressed ; but it upon collating, at the Place of 
 Sale, any fhould prove defective, the Purchafers will 
 be at Liberty 10 take or rejed them. 
 
 VI. Upon Failure of complying with the above Conditions, 
 the Money depofited in Pait of Payment (hall be for- 
 feited ; ano all Lots uncleared within the Time afcrefaid 
 fhall be re-lold by public or private Sale, and the Defi- 
 ciency ^it any) on fuch Ke-fale {hail be made good 
 by the Defaulters at this Sale. 
 
 Gentlemen who cannot attend the Sale may have their 
 Cumimflions faith tally cxecuteo by their humble Servai.ts, 
 
 Leigh and Sothebv, 
 145, Strand. 
 
 N B No Books tbill he delivered without heiug first paid fc; ; 
 r.i\i It is requi tei that Gentlemen uill clear their Books } and 
 settle thtir Aituuuts, at the Concluiio7i gj' each Sale. 
 
A 
 
 , &C. 
 
 First Days Sale, 
 
 PRINTS, VARIA. 
 
 LOT 
 
 /. /. 1 V IEWS in the Isle of Malta, Boston, by /. Newtoft, -. . 
 
 proof — Cataract of Niagara, by W. Byrne, &c. {& ^^ 
 
 l ■ 2 Ditto of the Havanna, New York, &c. by Elliot, Canot, 
 
 P. Sandby, &c. — — ffi &< 
 
 £. 3 Cathedral Church of Antwerp, by Hollar, Sec. 12 M-* 
 
 J- 4 Views of the Lakes of Killarney, by Canot, Rooker, 
 
 &c. — Malmsbury Abbey, Iron Bridge, &c. 10 ^ <- 
 
 4 ■ 5 Nottingham and Lullworth Castles, by J. Fittler — Shug- 
 
 borough and Dunster Castles, by S. Rawle, India 
 
 paper — — 
 
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 y. 6 Middle Temple Hall, London Bridge, by Canot — Fire of / 
 
 London, Greenwich, by Rocque, &c. — ^U^luJ-Mc 
 
 /° J Invitation Tickets to Lord Mayors' Dinners, &e. 23 t 'U.cA '** 
 // . 3 Cathedrals, &c. by /, Collins ; original impressions, with /''*/" a 
 
 portfolio - - 2 O&to****. 
 
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 g Views of Versailles, St. Cloud, Chantilli, &c. coloured ]g 
 ***" 10 Ditto in Rome, Venice, &c. — Ditto, with portfolio 13 
 
 11 Ditto of London 2nd its Environs, faj. ditto, ditto 19 
 
 12 Temptation of St. Antony, Catlot — Hypocrisy, by M. 
 Antonio -Muses, &c. — — 4 J 1 . 
 
 13 Holy Face, by Wagner — Mars and Venus, from Bacon, 
 by Fr. Bartolozzi, &c. — , — 5 J 7 . 
 
 14 Last Judgment, from Mich. Angelo, by Leo. Gaultier, 
 fine 
 
 15 Adam and Eve, from A. Bloemart, by J. Saenredam, 
 drawing, &c. — — ,5 
 
 
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 BRITISH PORTRAITS, &c. 
 
 I a i v£ a j (3 gale of English Beauties, in colours — Taste a-la-mode, 
 17^4, coloured drawings, &c. — 
 
 < 7** '■ '•'»■ 17 George Fordyce, M.D. proof -R. Bigland, Esq. Herald, 
 
 ■ . &c. «. — 
 
 &pteu I8 £) r> chandler, proof— Gilbert Wakefield, John Gill, 
 D. D. &c. — — 
 
 ig Marquis of Granby, after Sir Jos. Reynolds — Andrew 
 Stewart, ditto, by Tho. Watson, scarce, Hzc. 
 
 20 Lord Camden, after Sir Jos. Reynolds, whole length, by 
 
 S. F. Ravenet — John Heaviside, Esq. by Rich. Ear- 
 lom — P. Colquhoun, Esq. by R. Dunkarton, &c. 
 
 21 William Balmain, M.D. by R. Earlom— David Barday, 
 
 by ditto, proofs, Sec. — — 
 
 y . /-/--7i 22 Aloysius Pisani Eques. Bartolozzi, sculp. — Boydel, by 
 
 Gilray, &c. — — 
 
 /vVW' t J <' 23 Thomas Paine, by W. Sharpe— Dr. Franklin, Voltaire, 
 &c. — — 
 
 24 Death of Marshal Lawdon, by /. G. Mansfeld, &c. 
 t^\j 25 Sir Charles Linnaeus, Clementus Bervic, sculp, fine 
 
 1Q G. Edwards, F. R. S.— W. Shipley— Sir Jos. Banks, by 
 Colhjer, &c. — — • 
 
 / 27 Johannes Thorpe, by J. Bayly — Sir John Barnard, draw* 
 
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 ing — and Ditto, with autograph and verses, by Cha. 
 Bunbury, Esq., &c. — — . 
 
 2 . £> 23 P. Fr. Courayer, by Eliz. B. Gulston—Sh John Suckling, 
 
 by Marshall, fine, &c. ■ 
 
 /- / 29 Robt. Short, from whom a stone was extracted, &p.— r . 
 
 Hottentot Venus — Boy without arms, &c. — - ^// /* / 
 
 /-/• '" 30 Nath. Highmore, A. Blooteling, scarce and' fine \ (J)**^***?- > 
 
 •j* 31 Dr. Price, &c. — Dr. Priestley, engraved by Tho. Hollo- / .. A - 
 
 way — — 2 /?H-*J% 
 
 C J- Z1 Earl or. Mansfield, &c— Edw. Lord Thurlow, Fr. Bar- . 
 
 tolozzi, sculp, fine — — 2 /A '■<<<<- f> 
 
 y- & 33 O, Cromwell, by ditto — — 1 ( ;^^,^/6 % 
 
 /,£ , 34 John Hunter, from Sir J. Reynolds, Win. Sharp, sculp. 
 
 fine — — I y)i^-^- 
 
 f. 35 Samuel More, B. West, P. R. A. pinxit ; W. Sharp, 
 
 sculp, ditto — — 1 /t'/^v U:u 
 
 %" 36 Portrait of John Milton, sketch in oil, on paper — 1 ,/^.y./ <-.,'' 
 
 /. 36*Portrait of Dr. Hossack, a Physician in America, three- , 
 
 , , quarters length, in oil <- ^ lt - e '''*' 
 
 (' , 37 O. Cromwell, by F. Bartolozzi — — 1 '-^a .v_f l.C; 
 
 £~. 38 The Right Hon. Charles Fox, &c. Thos. Erskine, after 
 
 Sir Joshua Reynolds, by J. Jones — 
 
 / • 39 Gustavus the Fourth, King of Sweden, and Queen, after 
 
 , . K. Porter '/h£*t«J4 
 
 * '& 4q Historical Subjects from the History of England, Fire of 
 
 London, Becket's Tomb, O. Cromwell, &c. by W. v y 
 
 Sharp— Hon. A. Smith, &c. — — 9 msfr Ai 
 
 3, 41 Sir Robert Walpole, by Honlraken — Earl of Dorset, by _ a - 
 
 Fertue, &c. — — — 7 •■'/ W-AXIU 
 
 d~. o A1 Duke of York, after Sir Josh. Reynolds, Lord Hood, do. 
 Dr. Moore, Archbishop of Canterbury, by J. Jones, 
 
 . PROOF, &C. — — 5 y - " " 
 
 ■^ ■ o 43 Sir Bal. Gerbier and his Family, after Vandyke, Calais 
 
 / Family, &c. — — — 
 
 f ■ r 44 Wm. Perfect, M.D. engraved by W. Say, proof — Hon. 
 Charles Townsend, Esq. after Sir Josh. Reynolds^by 
 Dixon, &c. — — — - 
 
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 /si "t '< y 45 Portraits of Naval Commanders, by Bromley, Parker, &c. J 
 , /ffpi 46 Emblematical Transparencies at the Bank, after Hamilton, 
 
 by P. W. Tonkins, &c — — 7 
 
 * if ' 4, History of Lewis 16th. engraved ly L. Schiavonetti, &c. i 
 
 DRAWINGS. 
 
 48 Drawings, Landscapes, &c. in colours • — 12 2 
 
 1 Yt<~ /■'-'■■ 49 Ditto, Views in the Island of Antigua, Earthquake at 
 
 Lisbon, &c. in colours 9 2 
 
 / /fr;l>' r < 50 Ditto, the Comeer, or Aligator of Bengal — Gurrial of 
 the Ganges, &c. high finished drawings, in colours, 
 ly Mos. Harris, &c. 
 
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 51 Ditto, Views at Margate, Hertfordshire, Weymouth, 
 
 &c. in colours, &c. — — 12 j£. 
 
 H&Sn <\ 42 Swiss Views, in colours — View de la Source de Arveron, 
 
 &c. Ca. Hackeri. F. &c. 4 <T 
 
 /"•' ■ 53 v ue de la Ville de Basle, Francfort sur le Meyn, par 
 
 Chr de Meckel, 1 /Q2, ditto 4 ?■ 
 
 54 Vue de la Ville de Bude et de Pest, Ville et du Chateau 
 de Belgrade, Presburg, &c. 5 f 
 
 55 St. Stephen's Church in Vienna, Imperial Library, &c. 1 /." 
 
 56 Leopold II in hs Coronation RoDes, different Ceremonies 
 an,1 numerous Figures, brilliantly coloured, T. Mans- / /. 
 Jeld, sculp. &c. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 57 Insidpof a Kitchen, and Fish Woman, engraved ly Beau- 
 
 vuilt't, &c. — — • — A 0. 
 
 I , u- ft ; 1 fit* >' ' 58 Views in Kent, by B T. Pouncy, pkoof, &c. — 6 / . / 
 
 / v 59 M -sue lV j r, by tt'm. Cooke and P ouncy*—Conxay Cas- 
 
 1 \ tie. toe. — • — • _ 4 2. 
 
 tie, Sic. 
 
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 //. 60 Margate from the Parade, &c. after P T. de Loufher- 
 
 bourg, J. C. Stadler, sculp, tffc. in colours — 
 3- o 6\ Ramsgate in a High Gale, &c. ditto — 
 
 _-. o 62 Ditto with a View of the New Light House, &c. ditto 
 //. / 63 Fishermen going out at Worthing, &c. ditto — 
 
 /, , 6 64 Brighthelmstone Fishermen returning, Letter Press, &c. 
 
 ditto — — — — 
 
 65 Rubens, les Platfonds, ou Jes Tableaux des Galleries de 
 
 l'Eglises des Jesuites d'Avers, gravez par Jean Punt 
 £~. f 66 Various, Natural History, Cottage Smoaking, &c. &c. &c. 
 -/. / 67 Portraits. Lady Hamilton, Madame Cataiani, &c. and 
 
 various — — — — 
 
 §. 68 Correction Maternelle — La Laitietre, &c. — — 
 5T & 69 Poussin's Sacraments, by Pesne, large copy , very Jine 7 /;-) 
 
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 PORT FOLIOS. 
 
 /•/5- 70 Three Oblong 4to. Portfolios, lettered, heads, contain- 
 ing English Portrait;, &c. 
 f. <( 71 Four ditto, containing Natural History, &c. /"/?^zU^ 
 
 / 71 Two ditto, one. English Portrait, &c. c '/'-" > '-*■ >Vi ? 
 
 -7 I 73 One ditto ditto with necdotes, lettered, characters /'^ Af< # ?.c (,v 
 
 y j 74 Portfolio, Hue leaves, Specimens of different Grasses, 
 M.S. Account, Latin, .Index, &c. 
 /o 75 Ditto bound in caif, lettered, Catalogue, containing Ana- . « 
 
 tomical Sub] ects, Portraits, Views,, &c. * '. 9 
 
 /<F 76 Ditto half bound, blue leaves, containing Caracatures, - . y 
 
 Baloons, Remar able Characters, &c coloured 63 l WztrAj 
 
 /. £~ 77 Two ditto ditto Por its., ditto Landscape, &c. some. proofs 51 /> ■-* 
 /&./ 78 Two ditto blank leaves while papa, Remarkable Cha- 
 racters, Drawings, &c. 1 - "" ■> ' " 1 
 79 Two ditto rough calf, Miscallaneous Prints, half bound, 
 blank paper 
 /$■ SO Oblong ditto half bound, containing High Finished Dra- 
 
 ings in colours of the Domestic Employments, Trades, , . / 
 
 &c. of the Chinese — — — 61 /?- ''■' • 
 
 iX. 10- 
 
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 ,' tJfv 81 Two ditto, russia backs and corners, Hue paper, &c. let- 
 tered, Landsc pe &c. 
 
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 82 Three ditto ditto lettered, heads, &c. 3/, 38, 39 /£ / 
 
 M./L6 
 
 Second Days Sale. 
 
 GREEK AND ROMAN BRASS, 
 
 IOT 
 
 ~rf 83 AADUANS and Casts — — 46 A-/ 
 
 X / / < ft 84 Greek. Antiochus of Commagene, Carthage, Syracuse, 
 
 &c. 23— Imperial Greek, 30 53 / •/• 
 
 85 Roman small Brass. Maximian, Diocletian, Carausius, 
 
 Allectus, Maxima Fausta, Constantine the Great, 
 
 &c. — — — 300 /o ■ 6 
 
 86 Middle Brass. Augustus, Agrippa, Germanicus, Antonia, 
 . Nero, Galba, Vespasian, &c. • — 40 7- & 
 
 "f '■*' > 87 Domitian, Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, &c. — 50 f 
 
 /'■>'/ , ■■ 1 ■' ./ 88 Mariana, Diocletian, Maximian, Julian the Apostate, 
 
 &c. — — — 120 /o / 
 
 *& « 89 Large Brass. Augustus, Nero, Galba, Domitian, Trajan, 
 
 Hadrian, Ant. Pius, &c. — — 40 / /■ 
 
 90 Nero Claudius Drusus, Hadrian, Ant. Pius, Faustina, 
 
 Verus, &c. — — — 40 /c fi' 
 
 */ 91 Faustina, jun. Commodus, Geta, Alex. Severus, Gordian, 
 
 Etruscilla, Trebonian Gallus, &c. — 76 /• /. 
 
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 'y^trri <-/ 
 
 43 
 
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 50 
 
 i xV •' ' v 
 
 50 
 
 $/* ''•' 'U 
 
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 GREEK AND ROMAN SILVER. 
 
 92 Athens, Tetradrachms — — 
 
 93 Athens, Achaia, Cales, Carthage, Tarentum, Velia 
 
 94 Carthage, Maronea, Metapontum, Possidonia, Rhodes, 
 
 Syracuse, Thasus, Velia — — 
 
 95 Medals of Priam, Artemisia, Lysimachus, &c. — 
 
 96 Consular Denarii — — — 
 
 97 Imperial Denarii, Juba, Augustus, Tiberius, Claudius, 
 
 Galba, Otho, Vitellius, Vespasian, Titus, Domitian, 
 Nerva, Trajan — ' — — 
 
 98 Trajan, Hadrian, Aelius, Sabina, Ant. Pius, &c. 
 
 99 Aurelius, Crispina, Caracalla, Geta, &c. — — 
 
 100 Gordian, Philip — — 
 
 101 Ditto, ditto 
 
 102 Trajanus Decius, Etruscilla, Trebonian Gallus, Volusian, 
 
 Postumus, &c. — ■•— ■ 1 » 60 
 
 ROMAN GOLD. 
 
 I % : 9- 103 Domitian, Aurelius — — . 2 cf//7^/\^ 
 
 2. S~. 104 Valentinian, Arcadius, Honorius — - 3 y/, t /"/ j 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS COPPER. 
 
 <Z-6 105 Coins of Russia, Sweden, Denmark, &c. — 52 >^/^ 
 
 // . 106 Germany, Prussia, America, India, &c. — 97 o&-# 
 /£, 10 7 France, Spain, Portugal and Italy, including five patterns 
 
 struck at Bolton's Mint during the French Revolution 102 ^C "/ -< A< ? * > 
 
 //. 108 Provincial Coins and Jettons — 310 iA 
 
 3 b - 109 Town Pieces and Tradesmens' Tokens of the 17th Cen- 
 
 tuary, some rare -— — 192 -/,'-. •• •> t ' 
 /& 6 110 Irish Coin, including the Gun Money of James II. 
 
 struck during his troubles .— -* 70 ', '* 
 
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 :,l 9 111 Miscellaneous English, &c. 184 • / 
 
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 / '/-' > 112 Pattern Farthing of Ann, Proofs of the Twopenny, 
 
 Penny, Halfpenny and Farthing of his present Ma- 
 
 // / jesty,&c. — — — 24//. 
 
 * 113 Patterns for Farthings for the Conamonwealth, Charles 
 
 II. ami Ann — — 4 /. / c \ 
 
 
 
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 SILVER AND BILLON COIN. 
 
 1 1 4 Cufic and one of the Sassanidae — — — . 
 
 115 Billon Coin — — — 
 
 116 Silver. Spain and Portugal — — 
 
 \\7 France. Henry II. Charles IX. Henry IV. Lewis XIV. 
 XV. XVI. &c. — — 
 
 118 Italy 
 
 119 Germany and Prussia — — - 
 
 120 Russia, Denmark and Sweden — — 
 
 121 United Provinces — 
 
 122 Hanover, Switzerland, Poland and America — 
 
 123 Four Zodiac Rupees, the Double Half and Quarter Ru- 
 
 pee of Tippoo Sultan, and various Oriental — 
 
 15 /- // 
 
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 150/- //• 
 
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 71 -J. /. 
 
 
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 75 4> 4 
 
 
 42 J ■ 6'. 
 
 
 32 2 /f 
 
 
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 FOREIGN GOLD. 
 
 / 6j 124 Spain, 4— Portugal, 1— Sicily, 3 
 
 gt c ( 125 France, the Mouton of John and Louis d'Or of Lewis 
 
 U /*oc<*) J26 Rome. Four Ducats, two Halfs, and a Quarter Ducat 
 
 127 Ducats. Maria Theresa, Frederick and Gustavus IV. of 
 
 Sweden, Frederick V. of Denmark, a two Rouble 
 Piece of Elizabeth of Russia 
 
 128 The double Eagle of America, Venetian Ducat, Floren- 
 
 tine, an Half of Florence — — 
 
 * 1 29 Rider, Half Rider, and Ducat of the United Provinces 
 
 130 Three Mohars, one struck by Tippo Saaib, and various 
 Oriental — — — • 
 
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 ENGLISH SILVER. 
 
 /• #■ 131 A Proof Farthing of Charles II.— Coin of Ireland, New 
 
 England, &c. 28 fy 
 
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 /-/,/£>. 132 Pennies. Ethelred III. 4 — Canute, 5, one with the hal- 
 berd, rare— Harold without the sceptre — 10 /)* -•'• * i &£&*<. 
 -2 • &~ 133 Conqueror, 2— Rufus, 4 — ' — 6 ter^/n**^^ * 
 J2-3- 134 Henry I. 1— Stephen, 3 — — 4 /jl 
 / ■ /'■ b 135 John, Hemy IV. struck in France, and various Pence ' ^ 
 and Halfpence — — 79 ^' JiU ^ 
 / /■ 136 Half Groats from Edward III. to the Commonwealth 46 ; '• * 'S 
 /■ 2 137 Groats, ditto — — . — 33 X s -< 
 f./Z ■ b 138 Henry VII. Shilling, with numerals, very rare 1 **% r 
 2 7 13 9 Edward VI. Crowns, 2.— Half Crown, 1— Shillings, 12 
 
 — Sixpences, 2 — Threepences, 2 — 19 "/ r/ ■' l t? 
 
 $ . y. 140 TwoTestoons of Henry VIII. and various Shillings and 
 
 Sixpences of Philip and Mary, Elizabeth, James I. / 
 
 Charles I. — — 38 faUetyvv^A 
 
 /• '7 141 Elizabeth's Crown, Half Crown, a fine imitation of the 
 Portcullis Half Crown, Shillings, 3, Sixpences, 3, 
 
 Threepences, 3 U«*? 12 Y^*^ 
 
 /■ 6 . 142 James I. Crown, Half Crown, two Shillings, and a 
 
 Sixpence — — — 5 - 
 
 *?. /^, 143 Charles I. Pound and Half Pound pieces, 1642 2 /c/fr* /\a o-l/ 
 
 /. i~. 144 Briot's Crown, Half Crown, Shilling and Sixpence 'A ^ & 
 
 / j- 145 Crown, 1 — Half Crowns, 2 — Shillings, 3 — Sixpences, 
 
 2— Threepences, 2 . — — 10 Y^^'^tf 
 
 /. 2. 146 Newark Siege Money. Half Crowns, 2 — Shillings, 2 — , " / 
 and three of the Ormond Money — J u u 
 
 /.J* 147 Colchester, 1— Pomfret, 4 — — 5 *' a^ 9 
 
 /'. £ 148 Commonwealth. Crown, 1 — Half Crown, 1 — Shillings, 
 
 2— Sixpences, 2 — — 1 6 /#&'/{ *^& \ 
 
 3- y 149 Oliver Cromwell's Crown, Half Crown, and Shilling . ' 3 <fa ^J ' ? 
 /■//. 150 Charles II. Crowns — —4 /r . , ^ 7e J 
 
 f'-JL. 151— Crown, 1 — Half Crown; 1 — Shillings, ham- 
 mered, 1 — milled, 3 — Sixpences, 2 — 8 A ft £-/ 
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 132. L L 
 
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 \A</e 1 152 James II. Crown, Half Crown, Shilling and Sixpence 
 
 'V^ Z ", X S 153 Half Crowns, 2— Shillings, 2— Sixpences, 2 
 
 /- //'/^t'<-/ 154 William and Mary. Crown, I— Half Crowns, 3 — Shil- 
 ling, 1 — Sixpence, 1 — William III. Crown, 1 — Shil- 
 lings, 2 — Sixpences, 4 — — 
 ( Y 155 Ann's Crown, Half Crown, Shilling and Sixpence, with 
 
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 1 56 Crowns, 2 — Half Crown, l— Shillings, 3— Six- 
 
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 ' ^/ 157 George I. Crowns, 2 — Half Crown, 1— Shillings, 2 — 
 
 • Sixpences, 4 — — — 
 VH-t t< j -j 58 George II. Crown, Half Crown, Shilling and Sixpence, 
 ynung head — and a Proof Shilling of his present Ma- 
 jesty, 1787 5/ / 
 
 * - 159 George II. Half Crowns, 4 — Shillings, 5 — Sixpences, 6 
 
 — two Bank Dollars stamped with the head of his pre- 
 sent Majesty, and one Quarter Dollar stamped G. R. 18 ' • 6 . 
 160 Small milled Money from Charles II". — 88/. //. 6 
 
 /{&<* S 161 Patterns for a Crown, Half Crown, Shilling and Six- 
 pence, 1/46, in a Case — — 4/. /£• 
 
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 ENGLISH GOLD. 
 
 
 162 Edward III. Quarter Noble— Henry V. Noble 2 /• /J. 
 
 163 Edward IV. Noble — — \//3. 
 
 * £2 ~- 164 Henry VIII. George Noble, very rare — 1JZJ 
 /?*** CL4 l65 ___ Ange j and Ha]f Sovereign __ 2 /-//• / 
 
 ^^ 166 Edward VI. Half Sovereign — — I / V- 
 
 $/// * Y$f* <^ ' </ 167 Elizabeth's fine Sovereign — — 1 -2 3- 
 
 //itttS 168 Pound Sovereign — — 1/.//-6 
 
 /^Vw -; >■ <7. 169 James I. Pound and Half Pound Sovereign — 2 M -fy ■ 
 
 ^>c , 370 — " ■' -' Laurel and Quarter Laurel — 1 / ■ /o 
 
 /j/c A i 171 Charles I. Twenty, Ten and Five Shilling Pieces — 3 /• //>. 
 
 /Cue /\& <,*£.} 172 Angel, Commonwealth Twenty Shilling Piece 2 /.// 
 
 y^Cfi t- 173 Charles II. and James II. Guineas, and a touch piece 
 
 . y' of James II. iJZ/S. 
 
 • '?< //\r<c t / 174 Guineas of William and Mary, one with the elephant 
 
 under the head — — — 2 ' • y ■ 
 
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/(f./>. £ 
 
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 2 6. 175 Guineas of William and Mary, and George J. with 
 
 the title of Prince Elector — — 2 /a^/ea.^cj 
 
 /■ /f- / 176 George I. Guinea and Quarter Guinea, well preserved 2 £S^^-^t-c 
 
 2-<T- 177 George II. Two Guinea Piece, 1/40 .-- 1 c*^5^^ 
 
 1/S Guineas, 1727 — — 2 ty****&& 
 
 179 George III. Proof Guinea, 1774 — Patterns for a Seven ^ ' 
 
 Shilling Piece, 1776 — — • 2 £<u/<?^^tj 
 
 180 1787, his Half and Quarter , 
 
 Guinea -r- — — 3 ■ / ^W^' «-•/ 
 
 SILVER COIN OF SCOTLAND, 
 
 /./5. J81 Pennies. William the Lion, 2 — Alexander III. 1 — John, 
 
 I — Robert II. t — Half Groat of Robert II. and James 
 
 V. — Groats, Robert II. David, James I. Robert III. 
 
 James V. — Marks of James VI. with and without 
 
 head, 3 — Half Marks, 2 — Quarter Marks, 2 — and 
 
 one-eighth of the Mark — — 22 /^~ 
 
 /■/o. 182 Mary and Francis, and Mary's Testoons, 7 — HalfTes- 
 
 toon, 1 — Charles I. Two Shilling Piece — one-eight 
 
 of the Mark of Charles II — Ten Shilling Pieces of 
 
 James II. — William and Mary, William III. &c 34 /^o 
 
 2 . 6. 133 Maiy and Henry's Dollar and Quarter Dollar— James 
 
 VI Dollar, Half Crown, Shilling and Mark with 
 
 Scales — Charles I. Half Crown — Charles II. Dollar, 
 
 Half and Quarter — Four Mark, Mark and Half Mark 
 
 Piece — — — 14 "<Q~* 
 
 /•&■ 184 James II. and William and Mary, and William III. 
 
 Forty Shilling Pieces — William III. Twenty Shilling 
 
 Piece — James II. Ten Shilling Piece — Ann's Half . . 
 
 Crown and Shilling — — 8 &/&t^<^*<4 
 
 GOLD COIN OF SCOTLAND. 
 
 5 <P. 185 Robert II. St. Andrew — — 1 ^t^t-^S 
 
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 (> 186 Robert III. ditto — — 1 /%.*?-* l*<- </ 
 
 2.J2. 6 187 James II. E'cu or Lion — ~ 1 2J~* 
 

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 J88 James III. Unichorns — 
 
 I89 James IV. Rider, well preserved 
 IgO Mary's Half E'cu's, fine — 
 
 lgi James VI. Rider, \5Q4 — 
 
 1Q2 Sceptre Pieces, 1001— 1602 
 
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 6e/Att,/eeuM.A 
 
 MEDALS in GOLD, SILVER and COPPER, &c. 
 
 193 Pewter. Dr. Priestley, Jefferson, &c. — 
 
 194 Bronze. Sir Yv'm. Hamilton, Lord Cornwallis, Queen 
 
 Charlotte, &c. — — 
 
 195 Pius VI. Urban VIII. Clement VIII. IX. X. XL XII. 
 
 and XIV. 
 
 396 Silver Charles I. R. a Rose engraved, rare — Christian 
 VII. of Denmark — Clement XI. and a Masonic Medal 
 
 197 Her present Majesty, and Boydelfs Medal, in comme- 
 
 moration of Shake:>pear — — 
 
 198 A premium Medal of his present Majesty, gilt — 
 
 199 The Royal Humane Society premium Medal — 
 
 200 A Medallion of their present Majes ies, designed by 
 
 Martin, and engraved by Wyon, sen. in a case 
 
 201 A Gold Medal of Dr. John Fothergill, rare, and very fine 
 
 202 The Gold premium Medal of the Royal Humane Society 
 20a Two elegant Cakved Cabinets, for Coins and Me- 
 dals, made in the Reign of George I. ey Hallet 
 
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 MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. 
 
 204 Dr Ber jami'5 Franklin, carved in wood — the Great Seal 
 
 of Henrietta Maria, in Plaister— Frederick the Great 
 in Tasies composition, ice. — — 
 
 205 Two Metal Seals, a Gold Seal, and a Fish skin case 
 200 A Came; Ring, Grecian Head on Sardonix, very fine 
 'iOJ A • hflacMl Snuff B..x, and a Load Stone — • 
 20b A Silvw Chasing CJMtse d*awn by a Goat 
 
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 /jf - & 209 A Compass, set in Silver — — 
 /J,. 210 A ditto, by Sims, London — — 
 J£ . y 21 1 A tortoishell SnufF Box, mounted in Gold, presented to 
 Dr. Lettsom by Susan, Countess Dowager of West- 
 morland, in token of her gratitude to him for his very 
 humane and kind attention to her late dear unfortu- 
 nate Brothers 
 
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 COPPER COINS AND MEDALS. 
 
 £'• 1\1 Miscellaneous, Foreign and English 
 /# ■ * 213 Tradesmen's Tokens, &c. — 
 
 214 Roman large, middle and small Brass 
 
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 123 A/^Jc, 
 
 215 Middle Brass. Pompey, Julius, Augustus, Agrippa, Ti- 
 berius, Drusus, Germanicus, Antonia, Caligula, Clau- 
 dius, Nero, Galba, Vitellius, Vespasian, Titus, Julia 
 Titi, Domitian — — 
 
 47 fyr**-**--? 
 
 SILVER COINS. 
 
 /. 3 ■ 216 Roman Consular and Imperial Denarii 
 /»//• 6 217 Penny of Edward the Confessor, Halfpenny of Richard 
 II. scarce, '-Jfc. — — 
 
 2-C 218 Crown of Edward VI —Half Crowns of Edward VI. 1 
 — Charles I. 3 — James [1. 1 — William and Mary, 1 
 — William III. 1 — Ami, 1 — George II 1 
 
 / //. / 219 Shillings. Edward a. 2— Philip and Mary, 1— Eliza- 
 beth, 1 — Jame« I. 1 — Charles . 3 — Siege Shillings. 
 Carlisle, 1 — Pomfret, 1 — Commonwealth, 1, some 
 well preserved — — 
 
 220 Charles II. 1— James II. 1— William and Mary, 1-*. 
 William III. 3, one with C under the head-^-Ann, 2 
 — George I. 2 — George II. 4 — George III. 1 
 
 221 A small Portable Cabinet mahogany Case, with Wains- 
 coat slides — — — 
 
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 LOT 
 
 tfrcW't*' 222 VjNE Nautilus, and six halves polished, all large 
 JU&^-S 223 Head of Fish petrified, half of Nautilus polished, Fossil 
 bones, 2 Fish, curious flat Nautilus, and 2 others 
 /C*cfiy/^ 224 Forty-two Chalk Fossils, and six glass boxes containing 
 
 small Fossils 
 M/^ javt 225 Thirty various Petrifactions, some tart 
 C/ c-o-i) c*ns^ 226 Nautilus, Highgate Tunnel, and 3 others, some very 
 4-CUTtX/^'^ / curious 
 
 <*¥****> 0*««y #127 Two fine Dendrites, petrified Fish on Slate, and a Nautilis 
 J?Hn*4JC> 228 Twenty curious Fossils 
 <ifotS&i<d' 22Q Fish's Head, 4 impressions of Fish, a variety of im- 
 pressions of Plants in Iron, Stone, and various other /. /• 
 Fossils, in all 
 
 SHELLS. 
 
 ^/<-vt 6y 230 A great variety of Shells of different genera '■* 
 
 %&&+ 231 A similar lot < 
 
 /<£ 232 A ditto 
 
 /??t-Acv-o 233 Spondylus, and a Variety of Cyprea, Solens, Tellens, y ^ 
 
 Ostrea, and other Shells, labelled 
 S*~o 234 Solen, Anatinus, and Variety of Balani, Serpulae, Chama, &c. /2 
 
 ,/j^ 235 Two Royal Mantle Pectens, Clam, Bear's paw, Chama, j fr n 
 
 and a Variety of Bi Valves 
 
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 /, /£. 236 Spindle, Foliated Clam, Bear's paw, and a Variety of Bi 
 
 Valves 
 //• 237 Saddle Oyster, Chama Cor, and hr e Window Oysters 
 F- S3. 238 Fine group of Balanae Tulipa, ^poi.'ylus. Organ pipe 
 
 Corral, and two Mushroom Corrals 
 /7 239 Melon, Clam, Venus' Comb, Stair case, Sun, Hypo- 
 
 campos, 3 Arks, 4 Olives, and 12 other shells 
 '/& . 240 Two Dolphin Turbo's, 2 Mitres, Melon, a vane y .f Pa- 
 tella, Cyprea Talpa, 2 Ostrea's, 4 Mitillus', 4 Area's, 
 
 12 Bullae, 4 Turbo's, 10 Cyprea's, and 3 others 
 / '> /q . 2-41 Spondylus, Small Coronated Melon, Spotted ditto, Clam, 
 
 Argus Cyprea, two Turbo's, three Haliotos Iris, and 
 
 three others. 
 ,/. /? 1A1 Two Figs, 2 Trochus', 2 Turbo's, 2 Moor Rhombus, 
 
 2 Poached Eggs, 2 Map Cyprea's, and 6 others 
 /. //. / 243 Two Frogs, 2 Dolphins, 2 French Horns, 2 Turbos, 
 
 2 Coxcomb Oysters, 2 Muscles, Midas's Ear, Melon, 
 
 Nautilus, and 3 Cones 
 2s fy . 244 Two Tons, 8 Cypreas, Harp, 2 Helmets, 3 Turbo's, 
 
 Spider, 2 Moor Rhombus', 2 Needles, and 2 others 
 £. •& 245 Two Spined Chama, 2 Midas's Ear, 2 Paper Nautilis, 
 
 1 W' 6 Pholas in Wood, and a Bulla 
 
 &■ j6z. 246 Four Melons, Chama Cor, two Tons, Turbo, and Tro- 
 
 2 ■ 3. . o chus Sulcatus 
 
 y= 7V. ^- 247 Two Nautilus, Pompilias, Strombus, two Melons, and 
 /. /^. j w0 ] ar g e L an d Snails 
 
 £-■ #* / 248 Two Watering Pots, and two Paper Nautili 
 , 249 Two large Wentletraps, and three False ditto 
 
 
 
 
 MINERALS. 
 
 250 A Variety of Asbestus, Serpentine, Steatite, &c. princi* 
 
 pally from North America, some of which are polished 
 
 25 1 A Variety of Asbestus, Actynolite, Serpentine, Kyanite, 
 
 Rock Cork, &.c. 
 
 252 Twenty Minerals, mostly labelled, some of them rare, 
 
 including Native Silver, Tourmaline, Ores of Lead, 
 Tin, Manganese, Copper, &c. 
 
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 53 Fine Velvetty Malachite, Copper green earthy Arse- 
 niate, Ruby Copper, Prismatic white lead, large 
 crystal of Calc. Spar, Barytes, and Pseudo Morphous 
 Quartz, all large 
 
 254 Six large — viz. crystallized Quartz, Zeolite, Antimony, 
 
 white lead with blue and green Copper, Malachite, 
 and Hematite 
 
 255 Six ditto, crystallized Sandstone, Quartz, Calcareous 
 
 Spar, Flos-ferri, Magnetic Iron Ore, Zeolite on 
 
 Amygdaloid 
 255 A very large crystallized Rock Crystal, and a ditto of 
 
 Alum 
 257 A Variety of Native Sulphurs, Bitumens, Plumbago, 
 
 and other inflammables 
 ►258 Four Fluates of Lime, four crystallized Carbonates of 
 
 ditto, four Sulphates of ditto, crystallized Amethyst, 
 
 Chalcedony, Rock Crystal, Barytes, Zeolite, Blend, 
 
 and Scbistos 
 
 259 Twelve Specimens of Rock Crystal Fluor, Obsidian, 
 
 Calcareous Spar, Quartz, Barytes, &c. 
 
 260 A variety of Cobalts, Arsenic, Manganese, Lead Ore, 
 
 Antimony Gypsum, Zeolite, &c. 
 
 261 Iceland Spar, Calcareous Spars, Fluors, Barytes, Quartz, 
 
 and a great variety of Leads, Tins, Coppers, Blends, &c. 
 
 262 Silver Ores, various Malachites and Coppers, Tins, Leads, 
 
 Molybdena in Sienite, Ores of Arsenic, Manganese, 
 Cobalt, &c. 
 
 263 Capillary red Copper, Irridescent, Manganese, Blend, 
 
 Galena, black and white Carbonate of lead, native 
 Copper, three Quartz, four Calcareous Spars, Quartz 
 crystals on Iron, Stone, and Cubic Fluor 
 
 264- Six Sileceous Tuffa<j, two Iceland Spars, Zeolites, Cal- 
 careous Spars, Baiytes, curious Jasper, &c. in all 20 
 
 (265 A variety of Rocks, &c. mostly labelled from North 
 America 
 
 266 A variety of Ores of Iron, Copper, Lead, Zinc, &c. &c. 
 
 267 A great quantity of Rocks 
 
 268 Native Gold, native Silver, vitreous Silver, ditto with 
 
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 Cinnabar, blue Copper, and three Iron Ores 
 /f. 26g Native Gold, native Silver, native Mercury in bine 
 
 Copper, Tellurium, Elba Iron, Grey Silver, and a 
 
 fine tabulated green Arseniate of Copper 
 2/0 Boracite in Matrix, Molybdena, Colophonite, Datholite, * 
 
 Coccolite, Precious Opal, and 24 others 
 /$ 271 Rock Crystal, Cairn Gorurn, crystallized Amethist, y^// 
 
 Barytes, Jasper, and 7 others, .nil fine / 
 
 • <3 272 Crystallized Barytes, Axinite, Garnets, Lead, Tin, na- A / / 
 
 tive Mercury, and six others " . 
 
 /c ■ b 273 Twenty small Specimens, mostly labelled, from Norway w^/^ 
 
 /j. 274 Magnetic Iron, Clay Iron, Sparry Iron, Antimony, / 
 
 Yellow Lead, Malachite, two Cobalts, Pyrites, two '?U/zt &J 
 
 Blends, and Calamine 
 Sp 275 Twelve Calcareous Spars MwJMxSfr 
 
 /3 - 6 276 Bed Silver> Kyanite, Flos-ferri, Antimony, Earytes, two 
 
 Gypsums, Talc, Tourmalines in Chlorite, Garnets in A / / 
 
 matrix, Brown Spar, and Calamine coating Calcareous 
 
 Spar 
 /$" 277 A card with crystallized Antimony, an oval cup of Ser- 
 pentine, with small tins, Pitch Stone, Menelite, // / / 
 
 Moroxite, Boracite in Matrix, Tourmaline, 2 Irons, /Hi- L /-tc^ 
 
 &c. in all 20 specimens 
 y . 6 278 Yellow Lead, Antimony, Brown Spar, Yellow Fluor, 
 
 Strontian, two cards with Garnets, two Barytes, //.</•>' 
 
 Green Lead, and 10 others 
 // 279 Two Malachites, Green Lead, Yellow Lead, 3 Zeolites, 
 
 Brown Spar, Apatite, 2 Garnets in Matrix, and g A o 
 
 others 
 
 /.. -y _ 280 A Basin of Serpentine, a Box, a square Paper Weight, 
 
 
 
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 and a Cup and Cover, containing 5 Cups in the in- 
 side, formed out of Potstoae- 
 /2- -281 Two dissected Models of Crystals, by Sower by 0s#{t~{'_. 
 
 ■y £82 A metallic Congeries, from the great Fire at Wapping 
 y in 1794 — and a quantity of Articles burnt at the Fire s%£&tjty?a 
 
 at the Custom House in 1 8 1 4 i/f fc/fPH^jr* 
 
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 283 Two very powerful Magnets 
 
 284 Various, small Turquoise. Emeralds, Garnets, Top&tes, 
 Chrysoprase, Mochos, Jacinths, & 
 
 285 Fine native Gold, native Silver, native Mercury, rich 
 Cinnabar, and Three Silver Ores 
 
 -286 A superb native Silver and a Chalcedony upon Iron Ore 
 /t*" t V 287 A fine Piece of Brazillian flexible Sandstone 
 tsyjesria. u, 288 Two large fine polished, viz. aa A^gate, and Rock Chry- 
 ,-, stal, with Titanium 
 
 W& 289 Three fine polished Agates 
 &'Z£e4*<&4b 29O Chrysoprase, Agate, and green Stalactite, all fine 
 JZ-f-jC-^ /si* , ^Ql Thirty polished Specimens of Agates, Labrador, Satin 
 AaZv^ww* Spar, &c. 
 
 ,"-V H.M&J 2g2 Thirty-one ditto, including fine Agates, Pudding-stone, 
 / Jaspers, Labrador, coloured Glass, &c. 
 
 'sfo/&r 2 g 3 Six large ditto, Landscape Marble, Fluor Spar, &c. 
 u/u-Ctfiv 294 Nine ditto, Landscape Marble, Ruin ditto, Agate, 
 Sienite, Talc, &c. 
 e^ 295 Fine Lapis Lazuli, ditto Malachite, Labrador Spar, curi- 
 
 ous engraved Flint, and a Mosaic, all polished 
 sfct>6u>v€? 296 Two large Beryls and an Axe-stone 
 ^Vtc";t4-4.' "97 A ditto, crystallized Sandstone, Zirconite, Garnet, Lapis 
 ' Lazuli, and Colophonite 
 
 <*?\:/ 298 Twelve various, including Gadolinite, Automolite, Pic- 
 
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 $/& A< ./-'" 299 Crystallized Oxinite, magnetic Iron, crystallized Quartz, 
 
 4)nAj*viM Jasper, Schorlite, sparry Iron, and 11 others /• - 
 
 300 Twelve fine Specimens, including Zirconite, Ores of 
 Mercury, Iron Manganese, &c. 
 <*$-* 301 Twelve smaller ditto A3 • 
 
 .■■%7 ( . v 4 302 A great variety of small Specimens labelled, some of , 
 
 them very rare . X ■ /A • " 
 
 '/*;!.. t °f 303 Three Antimony's, Floss Ferri, yellow Lead, Mercury, 
 
 Porcelaimte, Datholite, yellow Fluor, and 3 others S 
 
 . *^-/t/.". / 304 Two fine native Golds, Electrum finely crystallized, 
 native Silver, Floss Ferri, and Needle Antimony 
 305 Cerite, Tin, Tourmalines in the Matrix, Zircon, Man- 
 £.iD€se, Alochnoite, ami si* others 
 
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 CURIOSITIES, ANTIQUITIES, &c, 
 
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 & • o 306 A great variety of Cordage and Fish-hooks from Ota- 
 
 heite 
 
 JZ . 307 A ditto of Necklaces, Combs, musical Instruments, a 
 
 Talisman, and a variety of other Ornaments from doi 
 
 /*/0 ^ 308 The Calmut, or Pipe of Peace— a Whisk, Steletto from 
 
 Senegal, a Fly-flap, Snow Shoes, from Lapland — a 
 
 scalping Knife> a Girdle, and a Pouch belonging to a 
 
 Canadian Cheif, an Indian Fan made of the Palm 
 
 » Leaf, a curious Canadian Pipe, a pair of Shoes from 
 
 India belonging to a Lady of Distinction, and five _ * 
 
 Arrow Heads of Quartz ^.^uV^^'c 
 
 //. 309 Two very large Flies nests and a Wasp's Nest, incrusted 
 Fish, two Ostrich Eggs, a large Pipe Head, a Mor- 
 ter from Senegal, a large Piece of Mica, seven Ar- 
 rows, three Gourd Specimens of Bark Cloth, South 
 Seas — three Patapatoos, Bread Beater, and two Cloth - ' 
 
 ditto, and an Otahietean pillow StS* <J * ^ 
 
 //o . 310 Three Etruscan Vases, one Imitation of ditto, and three 
 
 Sandal Wood ditto <■' - c^Jy 
 
 /. j£~ 3 1 1 Four Chinese carved Figures, Image from the Ruins of 
 Melosj a small Hindoo Idol in Bronze, Model of a 
 Chinese Foot, Model of a Hooker in Glass, and three /fa g, 
 Cocoa-nut Cups 
 /■ 3 ■ 312 Mosaic Pavement, in mahogany Case, from Leadenhall A^C4^^^-/6-i^r^, 
 Street — large Tooth of the Mammoth,, eleven Calculi, > /, -- f / ^- ?/ [\ , 
 and a Mat 
 /y. 313 Wasp's Nest, Botany Bay — curious Crab, both under 
 glasses — Model of a Guilotine, and a curious Basket 
 
 of the Bark of the Maple Tree, with a quantity of // / 
 
 A/r 1 q #*** >V ^ 
 
 Maple Sugar 
 
 2 ' // , 314 Three Roman Urns, containing Bones and Coins, and 
 
 two Roman Lamps, discovered in 1/74 at Hampstead 
 
 — also a sepulchral Urn, with Coins, discovered in $/>/?/? St//'' 
 
 Lincoln's Inn Fields about 30 years since / 
 
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 r<u4-itir 315 Seventeen Arrows and Spears, and fourteen Clubs, &c. 
 
 , from the South Sea Islands and other places / 3 . 
 
 Jyuit&ic ^ - 316 A very large and fine Unicorn's Horn, and two large 
 * r> j. Saws of the Saw- fish '~ '4- 
 
 (/fc<c> fKfr 3 1 7 A very fine Ruin Marble, framed and glazed, from Italy /f 
 St 316 A ditto, Landscape Marble, ditto, from Cottam '><■ 
 
 wf. 319 A part of the bottom of Lord Anson's Ship the Cen- 
 
 turion, perforated by very fine Tenedo, framed and 
 y glazed 
 
 x/toA-ty 320 A pair, curious Mosaics, of a Lion and an Elephant, do. 3 • o 
 ^ 321 Two ditto, of Fruit and Flowers 2 //- 
 
 *®~ i ! 322 A small Painting of St. Anthony in the Desert, upon / 
 
 Moss Agate, with a Border of Fragment Agate / ' '/ ' 
 
 /&2 J/?-? 323 A fine Basso-relievo Group cfSilenus, and a ditto of Bac- 
 
 chus, both framed and glazed ' 
 
 * t ^"f' 324 A ditto of Bacchus, and Anthony and Cleopatra, framed 
 
 jf ■■) / an d glazed ^ / ' 
 
 C C fctV/O 325 A ditto in Terra Cotta, the Last Supper, and a curious 
 
 stained Marble in four different Languages S- 'i* 
 
 /0lVS£'' ]r 326 A most beautiful Basso-relievo of the Venus de Medicis, 
 
 s, carved in ivory, and framed and glazed JZ' ■ 2. 
 
 /?:*>■ A. f:-'Aj 32/ A curious Model of a Reading Desk, a pair of Egyp* 
 tian Bellows, three Models of Carjs, and three others 
 of Ferguson's Models / 
 
 f^f^HT i-4- 328 A very fine steel cylindrical Mirror, with six curious dis- 
 ft* Id **>*■"• torted Paintings *2 ■ o . * 
 
 . > \ 329 A curious optical Machine, with twelve distorted Paint- 
 
 ings, and a paradoxical Telescope '-> 
 
 /¥u // 33 ° A small electrical Machine with a Thunder-house, a 
 
 curious dial, and a set of Tablet Slates bound in ma- , 
 
 hogany / 
 
 '> £'1/ 331 A Bust of Cullen, in plaister, and a larger ditto of Pryor 
 
 in Terra Cotta j? 
 
 fr2cA*A 332 Thirteen Plates framed and glazed, containing a great 
 
 S* number of Drawings of Diseases of the Eye /• /' 
 
 / ,..„ / , 334 Pink Manganese, Granite from Pompey's Pillar, five 
 Glass Boxes with Amber, and two Diamond Beetles 
 mounted, one broken 
 
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 /. fj • 335 Twelve curious Desert Plates in Wood, belonging to f y 
 
 Queen Elizabeth /? ' ' : '■ ' ° 
 
 /2 , 336 Two small Turtles, four small Skeletons, six Urinary - 
 
 Calculi, and ten other Articles, all labelled, and most Jttt t ■■/ 
 most of them in glass boxes / / 
 
 J. f. 337 Seventeen small Basso-relievos framed and glazed ^/V////-' 
 
 /. //■ b 338 Three small Roman Gods, four Bronzes, Antique Nut- 
 cracks, small Ivory Figure, Rosary — stained Marble, 
 three Pieces of Ivory containing leaden Bullets, and /&t£fs 
 six others 
 /• //. 33Q Twentv-seven Glass Boxes and a variety of Articles. A, 
 
 many of them labelled s 
 
 /Q./O. ~ g^Q j^ g ET OF CHESS MEN most elegantly and highly carved /, 
 
 in Ivory, green and white, in a Chinese box * 
 
 71 1? . A 341 A capital pair of Chinese Figures, Male and Female, 
 
 2 feet 3 inch high, in fine and perfect condition Cj~PV€£* 
 
 3' If-- 342 Chinese Insects — Four Boxes of Chinese Butterflies, 
 Insects, &c. &c. well preserved 
 
 — — -943 A small Bust, very elegantly carved in Ivory — motto, 
 
 Umera Vit-K Mem. 
 "7 '0 344 A Deity, worshipped at Honduras 
 //. 345 A cork, model of the Remains of the Temple of Health 
 near Rome 
 
 y _£ 346 Sepulchre of Platius near Tivoli ^A'/ 
 
 S3. 347 — : Baths of Caraxcala in Rome £yZW**<* &C&4' 
 
 / ■ <f 348 A Pair of curious Bronze Candlesticks /* t ^7 rf/'O 
 
 /". 349 A Specimen of Stereotype, presented to Dr. Lettsom by // #* 
 
 Earl Stanhope /sCt-i^y 
 
 / 3. 350 A very curious Glass Wig, presented to Dr. Fother- 
 gill by J. Valtravers, Esq. 1 j6g, and from Dr. Fo- 
 thergill to Dr. Lettsom, in a glass case ^ 
 
 fj. l> ■ v 351 A Wassail Cup, used in the reign of King Edgar, in 
 
 972, very curious, carved out of Walnut and Yew, 0/T<z^i--u^<^ 
 
 wiih a description of it in manuscript 
 
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 7 - $52 A Mahogany Cabinet, containing upwards of 200 Varieties /? './/&'* 
 of Wood, mostly named 
 
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 /rf /{#(£'' 353 A Mahogany Cabinet, containing 20 Drawers, with move- 
 able glazed tops, in which are a large Collection of Butter- 
 flies and Moths well preserved, with Drawings of their 
 Caterpillars and Chry solas. t}. c . 
 
 /n'-Hti-O 354 A ditto ditto, consisting of 18 Drawers, with glazed tops> 
 
 with ditto. S ■ /io 
 
 > ' 355 A Mahogany Cabinet, containing 18 Drawers, with glazed 
 
 . tops. j)t. 
 
 C *//> p\ c co 356 A Human Skeleton in fine preservation, the Muscles dried 
 and attached to it by their insertions j the Blood Vessels 
 injected and displayed j and the various Viscera preserved , 
 
 1 in their natural situations. • '$ " 
 
 ^^ , 357 A Natural Mummy, from the Island of Teneriffe. J2 • 12- *> 
 
 i ■';,- 358 A very fine Bronze, consisting of a great number of Fi- 
 
 v ^ gures j the prim ipal of which are, a Female Centaur, on 
 
 y . a Pedestal, 31 inches high. 3/ • 
 
 «*- 359 Three China Beakers richly coloured. - ~ - 3- +/ • ' 
 
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 Wright and Murphy, Printer^, -^l, I if . I Iwlborn. Loudon. 
 
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