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 CATALOGUE 
 
 Of a large and valuable Colleftion of PRINTS, 
 ^ BO O K S of P R I N rS, numerous C O P- 
 P E R-P L A T ES, and alfo the plates and 
 LETTER -PRBss of the of Paftum^ belonging 
 
 to that eminent Artift, — 
 
 Mr. THOMAS MAJOR, f Decease d,) . 
 
 Affociate Engraver of the ' Royal Academy. 
 
 CONSISTING OP 
 
 ETCHINGS, PROOFS, and the fined- Impreffions, from thej 
 Works of Rubens, Jordaens, Vandyke, Poufiin, Le Bron, Le 
 Suasur, Teniers^. Berghem, Wpuverniaivs, Watteau, Boticher, 
 Vertiet, Morillb, Hogarth, Wilfon, ‘&c, 
 
 ‘by ■ " . - 1 ■ ' ■ 
 
 Boljhuaerti L(Bas, AUamet, Ldurentt, Major, Wa 0 ttt% fJogarih^^ 
 Gra^elot, Canot, and the Diploma by BartQlo^i,-^c. 
 
 The Books of Prints contain, the Luxembourg Gallery, the 
 Gallery of Verfailles, and many others equally fplendid ; but in 
 particular, a VoUmey maVhlefs in beauty and v^ariety? cdh tailring 
 Etchings, &c. from ali the Prod unions of Mr.X«AijRENTs. who 
 was an Artift oTfuch luperior "Lalents, th«Tie is uniyerfairy 
 allowed to have carried the Art of Etching to the highcft point 
 
 of Perfedlion^ Alfo a Volume of Proofs and Etchii\gs, fay 
 
 Laurents , and other M afters, from Wouvermans, Teniers, 
 “Watteau,~&c. pf the greateft Excellence. - - ^ 
 
 Senjeral Reams of Old French Paper, of the very heji qttaliiji fitcb 
 as is nov) not to he met vsith. 
 
 By 
 
 The Copper- plates coniprife the Works of thk idgeniou* 
 ^rtift Mr. Major, fome by Laurents, and many other Produc- 
 tldnrof great iVferit. The Whole bf which 
 
 . ^ili be Sold by Audlion, 
 
 LEIGH and SOTHEBY, 
 
 BOOKSELLERS, 
 
 At their Houfe in York-Street, Covent-Garden, 
 
 On MONDAY, April 21, 1800, and c following Days, 
 
 At TWELVE o’clock. 
 
 To, be Viewed Thurfday April 17. 
 
 Catalogues to be had at the Place of Sale. 
 
 N. B. A great number of Platjler Cajls, and fome Models by Rou • 
 BILIAC, *u}ill be fold at the late Mr. MdJOR*s Houfe, No. 5, Ta- 
 viftock-Row, Covent-Garden, .on Monday, April 21, at Eleven 
 o’clock, precifely. 
 
CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
 the Perfon who bid moft is the Buyer, 
 but if any Difpute arife, the Lot or Lots be 
 put up to Sale again. 
 
 2d. That no Perfon advance lefs than Three-Pence, 
 under Five Shillings; above One Pound, One Shilling;' 
 above Five' Pounds, Two Shillings and Six-Pence ; and 
 fo on in Proportion, 
 
 3d. That each Perfon give in his Name, and pay | 
 Five Shillings' in the Pound (if demanded) for j 
 what he buy ; and that no Lot be delivered in Time of j 
 Selling, unlefs firji paid for, j 
 
 i 
 
 5th. The Lots muft be taken away at the Buyer’s Ex- j 
 penfcj aild the Money paid at the Place of Sale, within i 
 Two Days after the Sale be ended. 
 
 Gentlemen who cannot attend the Sale, may ! 
 have their Commiffions executed j 
 
 ^ r ^ By their, mofl humble Servants, j 
 LEIGH AND SOTHEBY, I 
 
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' A 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 
 Of the feled and valuable Colleftion 
 
 Of original Plaister Casts^ Bustos^ ^ 
 Models^ &c. belonging to the late 
 
 THOMAS MAJOR, ESQ. 
 
 AlTociate Engraver of the R^oyal (Society. 
 Collected hy him at Paris Tears ago ^ conftfling of ' 
 
 many of the moft beautiful Boys y &c, by FlAMlNGO\, 
 PlGALy BOLOGTl Ay — Alfo two original 
 
 Models of Painting aud Sculpture^ by that celebated 
 
 Artifly the late Mr, ROUBILIAC. 
 
 — ^ _ ' ■ . : 
 
 Which will be fold by Auflion 
 
 By Meffrs. LEIGH and SOTHEBY, 
 
 At the Houfe of the late Mr. MAJOR, 
 
 No. 5, TaVJSTOCK-RoW, CoVENT-GAROiN, ' ' 
 
 On MONDAY, APRIL 21, i 8 co. 
 
 At Ele^ven o* Clock precifdj. 
 
 1 A LARGE colledion of Hands, in plaifter c 
 ^ Ditto, of Hands, Feet, &c. — 
 
 3 A p arcel of maiks, Loacoons, his two Sons, 
 &c. , 
 
 4. Ditto, of Hands, Heads, &c, 
 
 5 •Ditto of ditto — 
 
 6 Ditto of Hands, Feet, &c. 
 
 7 Ditto of ditto ^ — - 
 
 8 Ditto, of Hands, &c. 
 

 A - ^ 9 
 5 10 
 
 z/. 
 
 7 _ .. 
 
 O’ -^3 
 
 j’ b »5 
 
 0- - 
 <ir* - 17 
 
 ♦i^ M-19 
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 A'y Oa.\ 
 
 7 . 
 
 -., / 3 ‘^ *3 
 
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 Ditto, of Hands, Feet,' &c. 
 
 Ditto, of Heads, by Bernini, &c.. • 
 
 A Bodyof Venus^ the Head of Time, ditto of 
 Milo, and a Black’s Head ^ 
 
 Six Buftos, from the Antique > i 
 Six ditto, ditto 
 
 Five ditto, the Sufanna, by Fiamingo, Ac. 
 The ‘Two Slaves, by John da Bologna, and 
 Roubiliac’s Anatomy 
 
 Three Figures, Bacchus, by Fiamingo, and 
 Yenus, by Pigal . . 
 
 Six Figures, various, by ditto, 
 
 ►Eleven ditto, by- ditto, &c. fine 
 -Nine Boys, by ditto, Ac. very fine 
 • A number of Boys, Ac. by Fiamingo, Ac. 
 very fine 
 
 Tarquin and Liicretia, a Bronze, very fine 
 *Two models gf Painting and Sculpture, by 
 
 Roubiliac . fine^ and another of a Black 
 A hne antique Head of Juno, in marble 
 
 F I N’ - 1 . 
 
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 Firft Day's Salfe. 
 
 i^INTS, &c, 
 
 1 Ql/iiDRY cut Prints and Etchings ^ 
 ^ OThirtyi^two, by Le Poutre 2 • ^ 
 
 3 Thirty-two, by dittc^ -- ^ ^ \ 
 
 4 A pared, various - • s/** ^ ^ 
 
 5 Ten La»dicapes, various — . v 
 
 6 Seven, by Alimet, &c. ^ * S ^ 
 
 7 Four, the Elements, by Boulanger - ^ ^ 
 
 8 Four, the Elements, by Albano - * /J? * u 
 
 9 Ten, after Teniers, 'he. ^ (j 
 
 10 Nine, the Senfes, See. — • • ^ 
 
 11 Five, Hiftorical, by Drevet, &c.- • vT • ^ 
 
 1 2 ^urteen, after Bourdon — • S- ^ 
 
 13 Eight, by Balechou, &c. - ‘ ^ 
 
 14 Ten, the Small Elements, &c, by Albano - * 
 
 15 Two, by Mignard - • 7* ^ 
 
 16 Eight, after Lancret, 
 
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17 Four, by LeSuer, 8cc. — • 
 
 18 Three, after Jourdaens '-* 3^6 
 
 19 Four, Jpuvenet, &c. 
 
 
 20 Four, the Angels, Dominichino ^ 
 
 21 Twelve, by Balechou, ^c. S" ^ 
 
 22 Ten, after Berghem ^ 
 
 23 Five, after Pouffin, Carracci, 6cc. ^ * y* C 
 
 24 Ten, various <-» * ^ 
 
 25 Ten ditto ^ ^ 
 
 26 Twelve, the Times of the Day, &:c. by Lan-' 
 
 cret, &c. — • ^ 
 
 27 Ten, after LeBrun, &:c.-p ♦ ^ 
 
 28 Eight, the Times of the Day, and the. F'our 
 
 Seafons, by Lancret G 
 
 29 Ten, by Lancret, &c.'- — % ^ 
 
 30 Twelve, after Oftade, ^ 
 
 Twelve, various 
 
 52 Six, by Beauvarlet, &c,— « ^ 
 
 33 Five HiftoriCal Proofs- ^ 
 
 34 Eleven Drawings of Soldiers'-' * ^ ^ 
 
 35 Twelve, fix of Don Quixote, arid 6 othersv.«/2^-^ 
 
 36 Twenty-four, of the Jeiuits Church at Ant- 
 
 werp : .. 
 
 37 Twenty Vignettes, by Major, &c. — % . 
 
 38 Sixteen Vignettes, by Major, &c. - 
 
 E'Ubings^ 
 
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 Etchings^ P roofs y &c. by Gravelgty 
 very fine* 
 
 39 Thirty-three, by Gravelot^-* ^ ^ 
 
 40 Twenty-four, ditto -0 - bP 
 
 41 Twenty four, by ^itto ^ 
 
 42 Seventeen, by ditto 
 
 43 Twenty-nine, ditto — --- * 7 * ^ 
 
 ,44 Ten School Copies, ditto ^ 
 
 45 Twenty -four, ditto ^7 ^ 
 
 46 Twenty- two, ditto 
 
 47 Twenty-four, by ditto 
 
 48 Thirty-nine, ditto 
 
 49 Fifteen, by ditto 
 
 50 Eighteen, by ditto /* ^ 
 
 51 Seventeen, by ditto — — — ^ ^ . 
 
 52 Twenty, by ditto ^ ^ 
 
 53 Forty-eight Etchings and Proofs, from Pa- 
 
 mela, by ditto . 
 
 54 Nineteen, from Gay’s Fables, by Gravelot ^ ^ b 
 
 55 Sixteen Etchings, by ditto-* , 
 
 56 Seventeen, by ditto — — /* ^ 
 
 57 Twenty-one, by ditto — ^ ^ ^ 
 
 58 Twenty-eight, the fmall Shakefpear, by ditto ^ ‘ 0 
 
 59 Thirty-feven Pritits, from Hanmer^s Shake!- ^ 
 
 peare 
 
 60 Thirty-^eight Etchings.^ from ditto - O 
 
 61 T\yp, after Jordaens, by Bolfvvert, fine - — 
 
 62 Two, 
 
 
 
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 ^ - 62 Two, after Vandyke and Rubens, by ditto 
 
 (s ' -*63 Two after ditto, by ditto 
 
 64 Three, after Vandyke, by Bolfweit 
 A- 6 65 Two, after Rubens and Jprdaens, by ditto 
 3 * (j 66 Three Etchings after Rubens, by Vankeflel 
 
 Four, after Rubens and Vandyke, by Bolf. 
 wert, &c. 
 
 - 68 Four, after ditto, by Galle, See. 
 
 69 Three, after ditto and Vandyke, by Paul Pon- 
 tius 
 
 //<r-70‘One, after Vandyke, the Pembroke Family, 
 
 very fine 
 
 A:* -71 Four,” after Le B run, by G. Audran 
 
 - 72 Two, aftet Le Brpn, the Martyrdom of Saint 
 
 Stephen, &c, 
 
 3 • 73 "Pwo, aftex.ditto, by Audran 
 
 y , ^ 74 One, the Crucifixion, after Le Brun, by A 
 dran . 
 
 / 5 ‘ L .75 Eight, the Hiftory of Meleagre, after Le Brun 
 ^ yfi^Two, the Baptifm and Woman taken in Adul- 
 tery, after Poufiin 
 
 77 Two, Rinaldo and Arrnida, &c. after Ppuffin, 
 by Audran 
 
 S* ^ 78 Two, Flora, and the Rape of the Sabines, 
 after Pouffin 
 
 1 ->79*Two, Mofes ftriking the Rock, and 4 Holy 
 Family, after Poufiin 
 
 3 ^ ~ So Four, after Poufiin and Le Sueur 
 ^ * — 8 1 Two, after Le Sueur, hy G. Audran 
 y. C Three Portraits, after Rubens and. Vandyke 
 
 /5« C f 3 Eight ditto 84 Eight 
 
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 -{^4 Eight ditto 
 
 /Z-C 85 Eight ditto, in Mezzotinto, Mr. Booth, &c. 
 
 ^ 86 Ten ditto, by Hogarth, Martin Foikes, 8cc^ 
 9.-87 Six ditto, Pelham, Wilks, &c. ^ 
 
 - 4 .* ^88 Six ditto, by Cotes 
 
 ^‘^^89 Five ditto, by Sir J, Reynolds, Pain, &c. 
 
 ^ 90 Four whole lengths, by ditto 
 
 Prints^ Etchings, &c. by "T. Major, 
 
 /* 0 9 1. The G ood Shepherd, etch ing: and fine impr ession 
 
 * J 2 - 92 SevenTb^ Major, the Four Seafohs, ^~etcBin^ 
 
 and \jine impressions 
 
 * - 93 Four by ditto, the Chymift: and Laboratory'', 
 
 etibing and fine impressions 
 
 /• 0-0 Four,» by (itto, Morn\ng , and Evening, etcb^ 
 ings and fine impressiom 
 
 -‘/^‘-95 Six, by jjitto, after Vandervelde and Peters, 
 etchings and f^ne impressions 
 
 1. - ' * - 96 Two, by Major, Jacob’s Departure, from F. 
 
 Laura', etchings and fine impression 
 - . jT'. / 97 Two, by ditto,, the Jealous Hufband, from 
 . Teniers, etchings and fine impressions 
 
 Two, by ditto, the Country Surgeon, from 
 Teniers, etching and very fine impression 
 ^ Four, by ditto, from Teniers, he. etchings and 
 
 fine impressions 
 
 1. ^100 Two, by ditto, from' Wouvermans, etchings 
 and fine impressions 
 
 Second 
 
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 Second Day’s Sale. 
 2 % 
 
 PRINTS, &c. 
 
 1 r|pWENTY-FOUR, various 
 
 2 X Twenty-fix, various 
 
 3 Thirty-three, various,. .5. . 
 
 4 Twenty, various — • 
 
 Ten Political Caricatures A- ^ • 
 
 Twenty-four, Vignettes, &c. -•/• ^ 
 
 <j Four Maps of N ew England — - ' 
 
 5 A plan of the Cities of London and Weflmin. 
 
 Her, in 8 fheets ~ , 3 • - • ^ 
 
 9 Six large Maps of New Jerfey, Sec. 
 
 to One, the Fac Siniilie of King John’s great 
 Charter, by Pine /■•£).. O 
 
 11 One large Map of New England, in 4flieets J ^ 
 
 12 Nine, the Cathedral of Sarum, Witbich, 
 
 1 3 Twelve, the Environs of London, &c, — • j7- - 
 
 '. I 14 The 
 

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 24 The Prince of Qrange lying in State, in 4 - • A A 
 plates ^ . 
 
 15 A reprefentation of the City of Verona ^ - 6 
 
 16 A Map of London as it was A. D. 1560, in 8 — ' 
 
 ftieets 
 
 17 Three, Maps of London, Rome, and Paris 
 
 18 Six, Maps of London, &c. — — - — 
 
 19 Eight, by Tanje, &c. — — — 
 
 20 Four, by ditto, &c. ^ — ^ — 
 
 21 Four, by Houbraken and Tanje, very fine ' 
 
 22 The Amorous Bafliaw, after Vanloo 
 
 23 Two, Sea Views, by Le Mire, - - — 
 
 24 Five, Landfcapes, byMafon, &c; — 
 
 25 Six, Tragedy and Comedy, 8 cq» by Vanloo 
 
 26 Eight, after Oftade, &c. 
 
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 2 7* Two, by Major, the Laboratory and Ghymiil, 
 very fine 
 
 728* Four, the Times of the Day, Ruyfdael . //* - 
 
 , .i 29* Six, from Teniers and Ferg, by Major, the 4 — • y* 
 
 Seafons, Sand Hill and Gravel Pits 
 30 Four, by M^or and Lawrence - — 
 
 .31 Eight, after Vandervelde ^ ^ 
 
 32 Eight, after Teniers, &c. — 
 
 33 Nine, after Teniers, See. — — — 
 
 34 Seven, after Claude Lorraine, &c.' - 
 
 -■6.4 
 
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 35 Six, Views in Flanders, after Teniers, RuyL— * ^ 
 
 dacl, &c.' 
 
 36 F'our, after Teniers, by Major, Lawrence, &c.-- • /^* 
 
 37 Six, by Major, Canot, 6cc,' ’ — - 
 
 3^ Four, 
 
 
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 / 4 --~ 38 dur, after Teniers, &c. 
 
 S* -- 39 One, after Teniers, by Major, large and fine 
 /O^ -40 Two, by Major, Jacob’s Departure and the 
 Draught of Fifhes 
 
 4t One, a Hunting Piece, by Lc Bas, fuperh im- 
 pmfton 
 
 ^ • - 42 Six, Views in IxtliinA, fine impressioni 
 3 , ^43 Two, Hiftorical, after Coypel, very fine 
 Six, Hiftorical 
 
 ^ 45 Two, the Market of Tivoli, &c. 
 
 ^ . ^46 Two, the Rape of Europa and the Forge of 
 Vulcan 
 
 '7'‘Z!^47 Four, Bacchus and Ariadne, &c. , ^ 
 
 4 "- 48 Four, Prometheus, See. — ^ 
 
 ■ - 49 Six, Hiftorical . , 
 
 -50 Four, Vandyke, 
 
 ^.^51 One, the Defcent from the Crofs, after V andyke, 
 remarkably fine 
 
 y* ^ ^2 Six, four Lakes in Cumberland and Colebrook 
 Dale 
 
 ^53* A fet of eight Views in Windfor Park, by 
 ' , Sand by 
 
 //' ^54 Two, large Landfeapes, by Deitrley,/«<r 
 n * ^55 Two, ditto from Vernet,pr(?(?/} very fine 
 / — 54- Twenty, fmall Landfeapes after Rubens 
 
 . 6 * 57 * Fourteen, large ditto after ditto 
 ^ ff 58 Four, Views in Derbylhirc, by various 
 / 2 ^ ff 59 Twenty-four, Military Subjeds 
 
 > 60 Six, 
 
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 ► ^ 6o* Six, 'Views in Wales, after Wilf6n, by Wodlet* 
 . ' &c. ■ ; / ■ - 
 
 — 4f-^Four, Cathedrals and Caftles, by Vivarei 
 
 62 Six, Horfes, by Smith, &c. 
 
 63 Four, Views, by Vivares, &t: 
 
 
 64 Four, Views in Italy, by Vivares 
 
 65 Four, the Deftrudion of the Turkifli Fleet J— 
 
 66 Four ditto, coloured ^ - 
 
 67 Six Portraits, by Nantueil — — ^ 
 
 68 Onty theGrey Headed Man, by Maflbn , very fine 
 
 69 One, Lord Ligonier, after Sir J. Reynolds — 
 
 70 One, the Duke of Schonberg, by Smith, very 
 
 fine ^ 
 
 71 Three , Garrick, between Tragedy and Come- 
 
 S^y, &c. after Sir J. Reynolds 
 
 72 Six, Mezzotinto, Portraits of Artifo 
 
 73 Six Portraits, by Balechou,^ &c. . . 
 
 74 Four ditto, after Rigaud, &c. -- 
 
 75 Four ditto, after Vanloo, See, 
 
 76 Six Portraits of Ladies, by Jac. Frey 
 
 77 Four ditto, after Vanloo 
 
 ^ 78 One, Maria Louifa de Taflis, after Vandyke, 
 fine 
 
 79 Four Portraits, after Coypcl 
 
 80 Two ditto, after ditto, very fine 
 
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 8 1 One ditto, after ditto, by G, Audran, very fine 
 
 82 Fqur ditto, after ditto — 
 
 83 Six ditto, after ditto . — 
 
 84 Eight Etchings, by Guido - — . — — 
 
 C 85 Six, 
 
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 ^85 Six, by Caracci ' 
 
 - 86 Five, by Marc Antonio 
 ^ 87 Nine, by Tefta 
 
 ^ *^88 Twglve, by Spagnolet - 
 ^ Four, by Guido — 1 ) 
 
 y ,^Qo Three, by Audran 
 ^ C Two, by Audran, &c. very fine 
 J? , _ 9z Two, from Wovermans, &c. by Le Bas 
 y * C 9i Two, after Vernet, by Le Bas, very fine 
 
 ^ 94 Two, from Berghem and Teniers, by Le Basi; 
 fine 
 
 — 95 Two, Flemifli Feafts, by Le Bas, very fine 
 /O ^ * — 96 Two^ after Teniers, by Le Bas, very fine 
 /O 97 ’ Two, after Wovermans, by Le Bas, very fine ^ . 
 
 ^ 98 * Two, Flcmifh Feafts, by Le Bas, very fine 
 /J . 99 Six, the King of France at Havre, by Le Bas 
 /O • 1 00. Three, after Teniers, by Le Bas. 
 
 Third 
 
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 Third Day’s Sale. 
 ^ 3 . /Sea 
 
 PRINTS, &c. 
 
 1 npWENTY, various - 
 ^ JL Twenty- four, various — - 
 
 3' Thirty, by Le Pautre, &c. 
 
 4* Twenty-fix Etchings, by Berghem 
 
 5 Six, by Beauvarlet, &c. 
 
 6 Eight, by Lepicie, &c* - 
 
 7 Seven, various ^ — 
 
 8 Eight, by Metfu, &c, - 
 
 9 Eight, Landfeapes - — ^ 
 
 to Eight, various — 
 
 \x Six, by Tanje - — 
 
 12 Ten, by Tanje — 
 
 13 Eight, Shipping Landfeapes 
 
 14 Ten, from Boucher , — ~ 
 
 1 5 Four, from ditto _ — ^ — 
 
 16 Five, from ditto 
 
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 17 Six* 
 

 - 17 Six, from Boncher and Vanloo 
 ^ \ ^ 18 The Four Seafons, from Boucher 
 ,^19 Five, from Vanloo and Boucher 
 . ^ 20 Ten LaildTcapes, &c. frbm'Boucher^^ 
 
 , I %\ Fourteen Portraits, in Mezzotinto, by Smith, 
 &c. 
 
 , 22 Fourteen, Mezzotinto, Portraits from Sir J, 
 
 Reynolds:,* ’ ; : ' ' \ /- 
 
 . 6 23 Eight, Mezzotinto, Portraits by Watfon, &c, 
 t - 24 Fourteen Portraits of celebrated Men 
 
 * 6 Fourteen ditto of ditto 
 
 . ^ 26 Two Portraits, from Sir' J. Reynolds 
 . ^ 27 Five ditto, after ditto 
 ^ ^ 28 Six ditto, after Rembrand 1 ^ : - ' ■ * ^ 
 
 , — 29 Fourteen Foreign Portraits ‘ . **' . 
 
 . ^30 Fifteen ditto ditto;. -.1 ' ,7 ^ 
 
 K 0 Ten ditto ditto ' I : .1 , ^ 
 
 ^ ^ 32^ Six Portraits, by Drevct 7 . ; ■ * 
 
 ^ -33 Twelve Portraits .of Toadies* ’ > ^ ! • 
 
 t ^^'^4 Eighteen Portraits, ^ * - : " ' 
 
 ^ ^ 35 Thirteen Portraits , \ : t 
 
 ^-U'36 -Six, after Watteau . , : ■ , 
 
 . - 37 Ten, after ditto ^ ' 
 
 * 38 Four, after ditto, Military Subjects , 
 
 ^ ^ 39 Six, after ditto ■ ’ ^ , 
 
 . ^ 40 Eight, after ditto .1 ^ •. 
 
 ^ 41 Eight, after ditto 
 
 , (j 42 Eight, after ditto .1 . .r 
 
 . 43 
 
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 ^ Six, a fet of Views in Ireland, the Lakes of 
 Killamey, &c. 
 
 A 44^Twenty Laiidfcape^, after Rubens 
 , J’./45|Six, after Pillenient 
 . ^c-46 Eight, after ditto 
 
 .xf>lfA7 A Book of Flowers^ and four Views after ditto / 
 
 . o 48 Nine, after ditto 
 
 ./J‘ - 49 Seven, after ditto /. 
 
 .7.-50 Four, a&er ditto, 'la^e 
 
 /S ’ ^51 Four, after dittp, by Woollet, See, 
 
 [. 0 Four large Landfeapes, after ditto, by ditto 
 - 53 Six, of Don Quixot 
 / 2 ' -54. Four, froni'^Vanderneer, by Major, &c, 
 and impressions 
 
 1 ^- L 55 Claude Lorraine, by ditto, etchings^ 
 
 //• - 56 Four, from Teniers, ^ by ditto, etchings^ tsfr. 
 q^Lsi Two, the Country burgeon, ^yjdijijo, etchings^ 
 
 (Be. / 
 
 58*Two,..the Draught of; Fiflies, by ditto, etchings^^^* 
 
 " '(Be. ’. s -.J " - - - 
 
 (P - - 59 'Two, Jacob's'Departure, by dittp, etchings ^ iBc* ^ ' 
 
 / 4 ‘ - 60 Two,., after Afelyn, by ditto, etchings^ &c. 
 
 // • - 61 Two, by Laurent and Major, the Death of the 
 
 Stag, etchings^ (Be. • a 
 
 A ^-062 Two, after Teniers, by Major, the Flemifli- 
 Wake, etc kings y &c. 
 
 / -3*0 63 Two, by Major, Le Manege, etchings ^ tBc.. 
 
 64 Two, 
 
 
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 /i /‘ ^64 Two, from Murillo, by Major, the Good Shep- 
 herd, ’ * 
 
 /f. iL- 0 65 The Diploma of the Royal Academy, by Bar* 
 ^ tQio^zi).yt^g f ■ ■ • . 
 
 S. - 66 
 
 >.-68 
 
 /^•/69 
 
 //• -70 
 ' ^>71 
 / 4 -/f 72 
 
 ' 73 
 
 
 -74 
 7-;75 
 />76 
 /4- w 77 
 /:? . - 78' 
 
 /'/ 3-019 
 
 . /tP-‘ ^ 80 
 //>. - 81 
 A ' 0 -Otz 
 
 ^ (^T 84 
 
 Books ^ and Books of Prints. 
 
 Three Books of Landfeapes, &c. 
 
 Five ditto, various /k?* ^ 
 
 Two fmali Books of Prints • 
 
 Two ditto, by Claude, &c. 
 
 Two ditto of Etchings, by Claude 
 
 Two ditto of Architefturc, by Felibian, &c. ‘ . 
 
 One, Barlow’s Efop 
 
 A feries of Anglo Galican and Norman Coins, 
 by Dr. DucareJ 
 
 Kirby’s Perfpeclive, i volumes quarto 
 A Deferiptiort of Wilton Houfe 
 Evelyn’s Architedure 
 Lucretius, in Italian, by Marchetti, t vol. 
 •Fifty Views near London, by Chatelip, fine 
 impresjions 
 
 A colledion of Medals, by Hedlinger,^//^ /Wf 
 presjions , ^ 
 
 The Works of Holbein, by Mechel 
 Ruins of Poeftum, publifhed by Miller 
 La Galerie de Verfailles 
 A fet of Major’s Works, bound 
 La Maufolee dc la Famille Royale de France 
 
 85 Newton’a 
 
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 8 5 Newton’s Architefturc - 
 
 86 Architedlure, by Maria,’ Jofeph Peyre 
 
 87^ A Book of Prints for the Hiftory of Branden- 
 burgh, by G. F. Schmidt 
 
 88 • Cupid and Pfyche, from Raphael, by Agoflino 
 Veneziano, impreJIions^ very rarf. 
 
 89 * Architefture, by P. Foudrinier 
 
 90 Various Views of St. Cloud 
 
 9 1 Ornaments of Painting and Sculpture in the 
 
 Louvre and Thuilleries ^ — 
 
 92 The principal Palaces and Gardens in France 
 
 93 Antiquities of France, by CleriiTeau 
 
 94 Plans of the Royal Palaces of France 
 
 95 The Luxemburg Gallery, very fine — — — 
 
 96 A Book of Portraits, after Rigaud — 
 
 97 A colledlion of 283 impreffions in Aquafortis, 
 
 by Le Parmentier — ~- 
 
 98 The Ruins of Poeflum, by Major, very fine^ 
 
 French and Englifti — 
 
 99 Ruins of the Palace of Dioclefian at Spalatro 
 
 100 Ionian Antiquities, publiflied by order of the 
 
 Society of Dilettanti 
 
 JO I Deligns, &c. by Inigo Jones 
 
 102^ Ruins and Monuments in Greece, by Lc 
 ^,//f ^ 6 Roy^f« 2 parU^ bound in one * >(/ X A“ j 
 
 103 The Farnefian Gallery — ' 
 
 104 The Works of Woverma'ns, containing 89 
 
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 Six ditto, various, from Berghem, 'Src. 
 Ten ditto, Defigns.for Iron Work X 
 Three ditto, defigned by Watteau T 
 Two ditto, Trophies, &c. 
 
 Three ditto, by De Wit, &c. 
 
 Three ditto, from Berghem, &c. 
 
 Three ditto, Landfeapes ^ 
 
 Two ditto, Landfeapes, Views in Holland 
 Three ditto, Paftoral Subjefts, from Boucher 
 Two* ditto. Figures from ditto 
 Three ditto, the Fountain, Grenalle, &c* 
 
 Two ditto, from Watteau and Boucher 
 Four ditto, of Vales, from the Antique, &c. 
 Three ditto, of Vafes 
 Three ditto. Statues, by Cochin 
 
 17 One 
 
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 ^ 1 7 One Drawing Book, from the ^Antique, by 
 Bouchardon 
 
 J?- - i8 .Three ditto, Blomart’s Drawing Book 
 - i9*Five ditto, of Children, by Boucher 
 *o Six ditto, Landfcapes, after Silveftre 
 Five ditto, various 
 22 Four ditto, after Silveftre, 
 
 2 . ^23 Two ditto, large Landfcapes, after ditto 
 4 -* - 24 One ditto, Vafes, by Le Geay, very fine 
 /p.tJ 25*Ten Etchings, by Both 
 / 4 * 26 -Twenty-fix Etchings, by Claude 
 /- /* 27^ Twelve Etchings, after Wilfon 
 
 ^ - - 28 Twelve Etchings, by Caftiglione 
 5 - ^ 29 The Loggia in the.Vatkan, by Lanfraile 
 //‘ 43 c)*The Cupola of St. Paulas, after Sir James 
 ' Thornhill """ 
 
 Z- - 31* Six, the Angles from Carracci, by J. Frey CryC ^ 
 /^. ^ 32 The Ceiling of the Jefuits Church at Antwerp, 
 by Rubens 
 
 'fi‘u 33 A fet of Views in Ireland 
 34 Ten various French Prints 
 ~35 Eight ditto, Converfation Pieces 
 jp, - 36 Nine ditto, ditto 
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 ^ 38 Four, by Le Nain, See, 
 
 C. . 39 Four, by Cars, &c* 
 
 S' 40 Four, the Staircafe at Verfailles, byLeBrun 
 
 /, Eight Hunting-pieces and Dogs S 
 
 q. L 42 Two, the Dutch and Flemifti School, very fine 
 43 Six French Prints 
 
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 / 3 ^ - 45 Six, Sufanna and the Elder$, ^c, 
 ^46 Five,.from Jordacns, &c. , 
 
 - 47 Five, from Watteau, &c. 
 
 
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 - 48 Six, by Le Bas, from Wouvermans, &c. 
 
 J , 2 * 49* Six Views in Italy and Flanders, by Le ^d^s^Jine 
 
 /' 3 ' 3 50 'Five, from Teniers, by ditto, very fine >( 
 
 ^51 Two Hunting-pieces by ditto, very fine 
 /O' Qb'^ Two, by fine 
 
 6 53 •^Two Sea Pieces, by ditto 
 Q 54* Two large ditto, by ditto, very fine 
 /cp. . 55 'Two. large Views in Flanders, by ditto, very 
 ' ’ • * ' fine 
 
 / /-• ; 56.TwoJarge, after Teniers, by ditto, beautiful 
 /S* ij bl Two ditto, after ditto, by ditto, beautiful im-^ 
 prefJio7is , , 
 
 /S' 6 58 Two ditto, after ditto, by ditto, very fine 
 4 -^ 0 ' O A pair, by Woollet, the Phaeton and Niobe, 
 ^^eryfine~ ’ 
 
 /• /S^ 60 -Six Views of Oxford, by Woollet, beautiful im- 
 
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 / , 4 * The Storm, by Balechou, extremely fine 
 
 / 2 >'C The large Crucifixion, by Edelinck, from Le 
 Bmu, -very fine 
 
 ' ' 63%The Strolling Adirefs’s in a Barn, by Hogarth 
 
 , /4. C 64* Three, by Hogarth, the A^nalyfis of Beauty, &c. 
 
 — 65 One, ’ 
 
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 65 One, hy ditto, King Richard, very fine 
 
 •65- One, Mofes and PhaTaoh*^ Daughter, by ditto ^ <3 ^ 
 
 66 One, by ditto, Paul before Eelix * c 5 -- 
 
 67 One, by Sherwin,’ after Sir J. Reynolds, vf 7^ / ^ " 
 
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 Books of Prints, ' 
 
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 ^6^ A Voluine containing the Works of that inge- 0 * ^ 
 nious Artift Mr. Andrew Lawrence , toge- 
 therwit h a Manufeript Account of his Life, 
 drawn up by the late Mr. Thomas Major. 
 
 It contains 62 Proofs and Etchings by him, 
 and is the compleateft CoHe6Hon of his 
 produdions exifting, and of the moil tran- 
 feendant beauty ai^ merit 
 
 69 The Ruins of Poeflum, by Major y'--— * O 
 
 yo A Volume of the late Mr. Major’s Works — - 6 
 
 71 The Farnehan Gallery, after Anibal Carracci — ^ * 
 
 72 L’-®neide ' de Virgile, after Coypel, by 
 
 change, in 2 vol. 
 
 73 The Gallery of Pietro de Cortona — — ~ 
 
 74 Baum’s Iconographia — — 3 
 
 75 Le Fontane de Roma ” 
 
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 76 The Duffeldorfe Gallery, Prints and Explana- - 3 - ^ 
 
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 78 A colledion of Ancient Vafes, by Boffi - • 
 
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 Specimens of Landfcapes, Trees and Skies, by 
 Alexander Cozens 
 
 Architedure, by Barrozzio de Vignole 
 Elements d'Orfevrier, in 2 vol. by Piere Ger- 
 main 
 
 Plans and Elevations of the Royal Church of 
 Frederick V. at Copenhagen 
 Simon Vonet’s Works 
 CEuvres de Jude Aurele Meiffonier 
 Divers Payfages, Faites fur la Naturel, par If- ^ 
 rael Silveftre 
 
 A colledion of Shields^ Arms', &c. dedicated 
 to Pope Clement the Eleventh 
 'Iponology, by Richardfon, in 4 Books 
 Ruins and Monuments in Greece, by Le Roy, 
 
 2 vol. bound in i ' 
 
 A Volume containing 1 7 Proofs from ditto, by 
 Le Bas. 
 
 A Volume of the Original Drawings of Poeftum, 
 as pubiiftied by the late Mr. Major 
 The Grecian Orders of Architecture explained 
 from the Ruins of Athens 
 La Galarie de Verfajlles, from Le Brun 
 • A Volume containing 16 Views, by Piraneli 
 The Roman School, by Hamilton, very Jim 
 Newton’s Architecture 
 Architedure, by Maria, Jofeph Peyre 
 La Maufolee de la Famille Royale de France, 
 Berrain 
 
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 98 A Volume containing 24 Etchings of Ruins, ^./£. ^ 
 
 by Le Bas . .. . , 
 
 99 A. Volume containing 72 Etchings and Bxints, 0 • 0 
 
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 by Lp Bas, Laurence^ Major, he, vet^yfine 
 
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 3 Four Drawing Books — 
 
 4 Ten Prints, after Trooft, &c, — 
 
 5 Eight, Domeftic Subjefts ^ 
 
 6 Six, Hiftorical — ^ 
 
 7 Four ditto — - - 
 
 8 Six, after Trooft, &c. 
 
 9 Seven, Landfeapes ^ — 
 
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 15 Two, Views very fine 
 
 , ^ 16 Faur^ rafter Berghem, by Aliamet,* very fine 
 17 Two, after Teniers, by ditto, very fine 
 ^ tS Four, Views in Italy, fromVernet, very fine 
 , J19 Four Views, Marfeilles, &c. from ditto, very 
 fine 
 
 C 20 Four, Storm and Calm, &c. from ditto, very 
 fine . ^ ^ " 
 
 - 21 Four, after Vernet, by Aliamet, very fine 
 ^22 Four, after ditto^ by ditto, very fine . 
 
 ^ 13 Five, after ditto, fin^ 
 
 - 24 Two large, after ditto, very fine 
 
 ^ 25 One, from Berghem, by Aliamet, very fine 
 
 - 26 Two large, §e| Ports, after Vernet, very fine 
 ^ 27 Four, from Wouvermans, &c. 
 
 -28 Nine, from ie Brun, '&c. 
 
 ^ 29 Seven, from Teniers, Berghem, &c. 
 
 ^30 Eight, the Hiftory of Meieagre 
 ^31 The Crucifixion, by Audran, very fine 
 {y 32 Two, after Le firun, by Audran 
 _ 33 The Death of St, Stephen, by Audran, very 
 fine 
 
 ^ 34 Three, after Le Sueur 
 
 - 35 Two, by Audran, after Le Sueur, very fine 
 ^ 36i^Five, from Pouffin, by Audran, .&c. 
 
 O 37 •Three, from ditto, by G, Audran 
 
 . 38 Seven, 
 
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 39 Three, from ditto, very Jine 
 
 40 Four, from dittos very fine 
 
 41 Ten, from Boucher, &c. 
 
 42 Five, from ditto, very fine 
 
 43 Six, from ditto — - — 
 
 44 Six Landfcapes, from ditto 
 
 45 Six, from ditto -- — — 
 
 46 Four, by Jordaens — 
 
 47 Eight, after Rubens 
 
 48 Two, after ditto, - 
 
 49 One, d proof y the Rape of the Sabines^ before 
 
 Arms or Letters, extremely fine - — 
 
 50 .^Twenty fxnall Landfcapes, after Rubens 
 
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 54 Eleven Plates, Terms, larders, &c. with a — ' ^ 
 
 large parcel of impreffions . 
 
 55 Nine Plates, Borders, with a large parcel of X • * 0 
 
 impreffions 
 
 56 Six Plates, Italian Feftoons, 104 Books of in^- 
 
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 57 Thirteen Plates, Vafes, 28 Books of impref- / 
 
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 ^ 59 Twenty-five Plates, the Life of Chrift, etched, 
 by Parrocel, 21 Books and 963 loofe im- 
 preflions 
 
 60' Twenty-five Plates, Drawing Books, Land- 
 fcapes, 93 Books of impreffions 
 
 ^^61 Thirty^eight Plates, Picart’s Drawing ^oks, r 
 50 Books and a quantity of loofe impref- 
 ^ fions 
 
 0 62 Six Plates, La VielliulTe, Le Joueur de IVlu- 
 fette, La Belle Dormeufe, La Puce, La 
 Jarretiere, and Monf. L’Abbe, 2'i4 im- * 
 preffions '/S JcM' 
 
 ^63 Sev^n Plates, Chinefe Figures, 5‘Books of im- 
 preffions ^ o-y. 
 
 0 64 Eleven Plates, various, Etchings, &c. 394 im- 
 preffions 
 
 0 6^ Ten Plates of Lions and Views on the Thames, 
 
 77 Books and fome loofe impreffions'7r\^//2^^ 
 
 0 6.6 Three Plates, Ruins, 169 impreffions 
 
 Co 6^ Three Plates, Leda, Le Medecin, and La Foire 
 de Campagne, 103 impreffions 
 
 < 5 ' 68 Three Plates, Hiftoricai, by Coypel, Jupiter 
 and Juno, the Flight into Egypt, and Pe- 
 ter Delivered out of Prifon, 121 impref- 
 fions 
 
 O 69 Nine Plates, Aquatinta, Fliflorical Subjects, 
 jiO impreffions 
 
 ^ 70 Twelve 
 
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 -fe-.Twelve Plates, Landfcapes, Berghem and Vi- ^ 
 
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 .71. Six Plates, Berghem’s Landfcapes, 26 Books ^ 
 
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 • 72* Six Plates, ditto ditto, 69 Books, 309 loofeim- O 
 
 preffions ^ /tK^n^ 
 
 73 Twelve Plates, ditto ditto, 58 Books, 18 loofc /O 
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 ,74. Four Plates, ditto ditto, large, by Major, one y- ^ * O 
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 75 Six Plates, Don Quixot,^ by Ravenet and Co- //* 0 • A 
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 -74-^Eight Plates, Etchings, by Gravelot, &c. 51 — */ 5 * -- 
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 77* Four Plates, by Major, &c. Food for the Body 
 and Soul, Ramoneur, and Dog and Duck, 
 
 288 impreffions 
 
 78 Two Plates, by Major, Harleyford and Land- S • 
 
 guard-Fort, 16 impreffions ' 
 
 79 Two Plates, by Major, Blankenburg Caftle, 3 • 3 
 
 the Port of Bethune, 60 impreffions A 
 80 •Four Plates, the Ufurer, the Flemifli Drunk- /Z* 0 • 
 ard, Le Grivois Flamande, Le Boulanger 
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 •8r*Four Plates, Sand-hill and Gravel-pit, Morn- Q* /^* 
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 ^ ^ 83 Four Plates, Marche Cimique, L’Orgueftre de 
 Village, La Chafle a L’Oifeau, Haltc 
 D’Officiers, 189 imprefTions 
 84 •Three Plates, i the Manfion Houfe, and 2 
 Alfred’s Hall, 84 imprefllons 
 ^ ^5 Plate, L’Apotheofe D’Hercule, 12 im- 
 preflions 
 
 /Ji JA * ^ 86 Two Platesj from Corregio, Diana at her Toi-^ 
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 Aj Ponte Mole, and a Sea-piece, 57 impreflions^Q^-^ 
 
 /A ^ /A' 0 88^Two Plates, from Pouflin, by Major, 181 im- 
 preffions cAclC' 
 
 /J) . So 'Two Plates, Winter Occupation, and LaChaf- 
 
 fe aux Oifeaux, 37 impreffions 
 
 2 ^* 0 *^ 90 Two from Teniers, by Major, Spring and Au- 
 tumn, 1 16 imprefsions 
 
 2 J - 0 * Ok 9 1 -Two plates, from Vandervelde, by Major and 
 
 Canot, Calm and Tempeft, 91 impreffions 0 / 
 0 - O 92/rv/o Plates, by Major, &c. , after Berghem, Les 
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 goifes, 91 impreffions 
 
 93 4 Two Pjates, by Lawrence, from Wouvermans, 
 
 ^ and Teniers, le Jeu de Quilles, and la 
 MoifTon, 207 impreffions 
 
 ^94 One, 
 
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 94* One, from Teniers, by Major, the Miraculous - 
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 95 •One plate, from F. Laura, by Major, Jacob’s ^ 
 
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 96 One plate, a large Landfeape, by Major, 14 ‘ ^ 
 
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 97* One plate, from Wouvermans, by Lawrence, ‘ ^ 
 
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 98 One plate, :from Wt>’u^rrtian6, by Lawrence 3S ^ ^ 
 
 , and Major, the Death of the Stag, 10 im- 
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 99* One plate, -from Teniers, by Major, 61 im- 3 S' 0 - 
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 ICO Thirty-two plates, by Major,^ the Ruins of Su * 0 v 
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 1 01 Two plates, by Major, the Battle jd>f Minden,^ — ' ^ 
 
 619 imprefsions 
 
 1 02' Six plates, 5 portraitslby Faber,* '8cc. Guft^- 0 
 
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 211 imprefsions 
 
 103 Three plates, a I^andfcape;. ftoni. ^erghemj 
 
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 - 4 Ten Prints, after Vanloo, . Coypel, &c. 
 
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 -.13 Eight, after Berghem, &c^ 
 
 — 14 Six, after Le Nain, &c. ' 
 
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 » ♦Fourteen Landfcapes, after Pouflin, &c. — ^ 
 
 19 •Five, from Taffo’s Jerufalem, by Rooker, Sea 
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 2 1 • Niobe, by W oollett,^w;^ fine — ^ 
 
 22 The firft Premium Landfeape, by Woollett, 
 
 &c, very fine 
 
 23 The Storm, by Balechou, very fine 
 
 2-4 Sixteen View’s of Amfterdam 
 
 2 5 Fourteen, after Pillimont 
 26 •i-i’welve, 'after ditto 
 
 27 Nine, after ditto ^ ^ 
 
 28 Sixli large; after difto" — — — — — 
 
 29%The Four Seafons, aft^r ditto^ by Woollett 
 
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 30 Eight, ‘ by Le Bas -7 — - — ^ 
 
 31 Four, by ditto ^ ^ — 
 
 32 Four Landfcapes, by ditto, from Boucher — * 
 » 33. Eight ditto, by ditto, from .Teniers, &c. (h ~ 
 
 34^ Eight ditto, by ditto, from ditto,^ 
 
 35 Six ditto, by ditto, from ditto, &c. 
 
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 38 Four ditto, by ditto, from Greuze, &c. 
 
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 / 0 * C 43 'Two, Italian Sea Ports, by ditto‘,.from Vernet, 
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 . - 44* Two, by ditto, from Berghem, beautiful imprej’- 
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 ^ 46% Four Etchings and Imprellions, by Major, 
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 //. - 47 Four, by Major, from PpufEn, 
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 I . 7 ' ^ 48t*Four, by ditto, from, . Teniers,, the, . Country 
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 .49, Two, by ditto and Lawrence, from, Wouver- 
 ^ m 2 ,us^ etching and fine imprelfion 
 
 - 5o*Two, by Major, Jacob’s Departure, 
 
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 /. J 51 1 Two, by 'Ditto, Le Manege, 
 
 /. // X i % 52 f Two, the Flemifh Waice,%y ditto, etching and 
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 /* >4 * 53 Two, the Good Shepherd, by ditto, from Mu- 
 
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 54 One ream of fine Colombier — — 
 
 55 Ditto, Grand Eagle — — - 
 
 56 Ditto — ~ 
 
 57 Ditto — 
 
 58 Ditto 
 
 59 Ditto, fine French Drawing Paper . : — 
 
 60 Ditto ~ 
 
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 62 Nine ditto, Borders and Feftoons, a large par- / * / * ^ 
 
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 63 Tw\elve ditto. Borders — — ~ * u 
 
 64 Nine ditto, Feftoons, a large parcel of impref- (P- 0 
 
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 65 Twelve ditto, Statues, by Major, 113 books, 2 - / 2 ^ 
 
 and parcel of loofe imprefiions 
 
 fiG^Eighteen ditto, Landfcapes by Silveftre, 119 /, /<P * 0 
 Books, and a parcel of loofe imprefiions 
 67 •Thirty-one ditto. Drawing Book, from Car- 0 • 0 
 raci, 12 books, and 1835 imprefiions. 
 
 ■ 68 Thirty-one ditto, Landfcapes, by Le Clerc / * 3 ^ ^ 
 
 ' and 
 

 ( 82 
 
 and Silveftrej iia books and a few odd 
 , V impreffions 
 
 7' Four plates, the Parts of the Day, from Van- 
 
 _ . daneer. See, 148 imprelHons 
 
 70 Nineteen ditto, Maufoleums, one impreffion 
 ^ from each 
 
 ^ ^ 71 Seventeen Etchii^s du Cabinet du Roi, .90 
 
 ' . impreflions 
 
 6 ^^ /L^O 72 Six ditto, from Teniers and Le Sueur, the 
 
 Fifhermen, Solitude, View in Flanders^ 
 Pigmalion,. 2 plates, Vanbloom, • 385 inv 
 preflions 
 
 o • tl>' !> 73 Thirteen ditto, Academy Figure^ by Picart, 
 and Gravelot, 22 books ' 
 
 u ^ /O 74 Two ditto, from Corrego and Le Moin, Ve- 
 
 J^ertr7C nus and Diana Sleeping, 10 1 im.preffions^^A!^ 
 
 '/C 0 75 Two ditto. Lot and his Daughters, and Su* 
 
 . fauna, 106 impreffion. - 
 
 jCj, /dr^76 Four ditto, Lord Granville, and three diffe- 
 ^ rent Lady Carterets, 305 impreffions 
 
 A. /Ao 77 Three ditto, by Edelinck and Houbraken, 
 
 Simons, the Eledor of Branden- 
 burg, and Dr. Warburton, 6 t impredions 
 
 /. C)t 0 78 Ten ditto for Books, by Major, &:c. 27 im- 
 J preffions 
 
 7 7^. ^ • 79 < Four ditto, portraits of Matthew Tindal, 
 
 ^ ' Owen M‘Swinney, Jofephi Carreras, and 
 
 Georgius Lambert^ by Faber, 337 impref- 
 fions iA ^ 
 
 80 Five 
 
 
 
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 I ; 33,, 
 
 8o Five ditto. Portraits, Wm. King, Pinchbeck, 'J. o 
 Enoch Seeman, and 2 Marrin Foikes, 254 
 JmpreMons 
 
 ‘Si^Fotir ditto,* Portraits * from Vandykej, &c. / 6 • 0 
 
 • ^“^iendericus de Bobys, Helena ‘Leonora* de ' 
 
 Sevira, Mbmus ‘and Democritus, 134 im- 
 , ' - preffions ; i 
 
 82 Two dit'tb, ,Portraits, the iPrince*^ of iiWales /• /j(» 
 and Duke of Cumberland on H'prfeback, 
 
 ■ 74rimpi:elIiohs :>P'b -rT . • . . . 
 
 85 Three ditto, from Potter- and Dooketj the O 
 
 Swineherd, a View in Flanders, aodia'^ View 
 of Tivoli, 114 impressions ^ f q 
 
 ^ 4 jA Book of- -Efop’s Fables ac^ 101 plates Cfor * S* 0 
 ditto ‘ A 1 
 
 Copper-Plates^ by -Mtjbr^ ^ Wr. 
 
 '' • 'b r. .""V 
 
 85 Two plates,' by Major,; Moonlight .and Con*-- 23 * O . ^ 
 
 V ^tented.Peafants, 16 imj^ressibns 
 
 86 Two ditto, by ditto.,' .the Farm -yard and- A - 0 
 
 Companion, 129 impressions ‘ v 
 
 87* Four ditto. Recreation Flarnande, PalTe Terns / 3 ^ S* 0 
 L-Flamande, [L’EcoleiFlaniande, les Bons 
 Amis, 291 impressions 
 
 88*Fbur ditto, by Major, from Ferg,- Romantic /‘/tz 
 V iews, 5^im£reg!bi^s ^ 
 
 * §9 •Four ditto, by ditto, from ditto, the Seafons, /O - 0 
 274 impreffions ^ 
 
 F 90 Four 
 
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 ( 34 ) 
 
 7 . 0 '90 Foul*. : plates, les Hommes en "Mlgniaturc, 
 
 ^ ■ Piorite du Monde, rOccupation Cbampe- 
 
 Pau, and Syrinx, 141 iiupreffious 
 7 * 0 91 Thj:e;e plates, the Painter, the Paintrefs, & 
 
 : Vue de Flandre, ioi imprefsions 9 ^- 
 92^Three plates, by Major, a View of the Needles, 
 ^ ^ ‘View at tlai^merfrriith, and a Sea View, 
 
 ^^i^imprefsioh^'- ' 
 
 ( 9 1 O^ 'SZ ‘Two ditto, by Major, from Vanderneer; Moon- 
 
 tight ahd Sunrife,^ ?4 imprefsions 
 0^0 94 0 he ditto, by dkto^ foom Vernet, the StOrm, 7 
 iniprefsions ^ 
 
 //• ^ 95* X)ne ditto, by ditto, from Teniers, the Jealous 
 
 Hufband, 60 imprefsions 
 
 Jiy- ' ^ 9 ^ tTwo ditto, by ditto, the Chymift and Labo- 
 ratory, 104 itnprefsions 
 
 Jiy, ^*0 97* Two ditto, by Lawrents, from Teniers, THi- 
 ver add la Goiiverfatio'n, iq8. imprefsions 
 S*, 98 One ditto, hyMajor^ from Teniers, theCoun- 
 
 kiy Surgeon, 1,1 imprefsioris 
 ^99»Qne ditto, by ditto, from ditto, a Flemilh 
 / Wake, 9 imptdfsions 
 
 00* Oi^_ ditto, by. ditto, from Wouverrmns, le 
 Manege, 46 imprefsions ^ 
 i:? ioi , Ope ditto, by ditto, from 'Mtlrrillc^ the Good 
 Sheph erd, 2 40^ imprefsions 
 
 102 Five 
 
f 2 • / ^ ^ unfiniftied plates, one'imprefsion from 
 
 each 
 
 /.y. 103 Three plates, 2 unfinifhed,imprefsions from 
 
 > each 
 
 io4^Two hundred and fifty feven imprefsions of 
 Harlaem Canal, plate loft, 
 

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