CHARLES II. inscribed, "God save the King;" 4to.

CHARLES II. sitting in a chair of state; collar of the Garter, &c.

CAROLUS II. Gonzales Cocques p. Q. Boel f. aqua forti, h. sh.

CAROLUS II. Willemsen f. oval; six English verses. CAROLUS II. Willemsen f. in armour; h. sh.

: CAROLUS II. Phil. a Gunst sc. oval; foliage; large h.sh.

CAROLUS STUART II. Koninck van England, &c. 4to.

CAROLUS II. &c. his statue in the Royal Exchange. Gibbons fecit. P. Vandrebanc sc. large sheet.*

CAROLUS II. &c. on horseback; sold by Garret ; h.sh. CAROLUS II. &c. on horseback. A. de Blois sc. h.sh. CHARLES II. on horseback; by N. Visscher; 4to.

CHARLES II. and his Queen; whole lengths; standing; the arms of Great Britain betwixt them; oblong h.sh. Stent.

CHARLES II. and his Queen; two plates, by Vertue; head-pieces in the quarto edition of Waller's Works.

CAROLUS et CATHARINA. Frederick Hendrick van Hove sc. ornaments: large sh.

Gibbons is said to have had "an exclusive licence for the sole printing of this statue, and prohibiting all persons to engrave it without his leave."-" Anecdotes of Painting," &c. iii. p. 84, notes.

CHARLES II. and his Queen; the Duke of York, the Prince of Orange, Prince Rupert, the Duke of Monmouth, and General Monk. J. Clark sc.

HISTORICAL PIECES.

CHARLES II. and his Queen, sitting; the archbishop of Canterbury and the clergy presenting an address; lords and ladies of the court.

CHARLES II. with his Queen, joining hands; a sheet; Van Heven; scarce.

CHARLES II. receiving the first pine-apple cultivated in England, from Rose the gardener, at Dawney Court, Bucks, the seat of the Dutchess of Cleveland. R.Grave sc.

CHARLES II. sitting in a chair of state; Archbishop Sancroft and F. Lord Guildford standing by him. W. F. Before Chamberlayne's "Present State," 8vo.

CHARLES II. "A Ra-ree Showe," the king is represented blowing bubbles, with a box at his back, and going up a bridge," West-ward Hoy," attended by three persons, one with a mace, (officers to both houses. The king is again represented with a showbox at his back; half way up his legs in mire; three persons pushing him back; and putting the lords and commons into the show-box, transformed into popes or bishops. The king has two faces, representing the Protestant religion and popery. The dresses covered with female faces; to the right, a view of Oxford, and Louse Hall. A. Parc. Cu

rious and rare, supposed to be published by Stephen College. The printer was fined 500l. for publishing it.

CHARLES II. in a sheet of letter-press, inscribed "The manner of his Majesty's curing the Disease called the King's Evil." F. H. Van Hove sculp. London, printed for Dorman Newman; scarce.

CHARLES II. and his Queen, receiving Ogilby's book of subscriptions for his "Survey of the Roads;" 4to.

CHARLES II. on his throne, presenting a charter or instrument to the university of Oxford. Before Wood's “Historia et Antiquitates Universitatis Oxoniensis ;” fol. 1674.

CHARLES II. attended by several of the nobility, clergy, &c. and William Prynne presenting a book to him. Frontispiece to the first volume of his "Records," in folio, sh.

CHARLES II. on his throne; Archbishop Sheldon on his right hand, and Lord Clarendon on his left; General Monk in an oval below. Loggan sc. 4to.

CHARLES II. leaning his hand on Archbishop Sheldon; a small head of General Monk at the bottom. Loggan sc. Before R. Atkyn's "Origin and Growth of Printing."

CHARLES II. sitting in a chair of state; Archbishop Sheldon and the Earl of Shaftesbury standing by him. W. F. (Faithorne) f. Before several of the early editions of Chamberlayne's "Present State of England;" 12mo.

CHARLES II, with Mrs. Lane, on horseback; Mr. Lascelles riding before; four verses; an etching.

CHARLES II. on his throne, touching for the evil; to Browne's "Charisma Basilicon," 1634; 8vo. R. White.

CHARLES II. taking his departure from Scheveling; his portrait above, supported by angels. P. H. Schut. CHARLES II. holding his court, at the Hague; several by P. Phillipe, &c.

CHARLES II. in council, giving orders for burning the Dutch fleet; the crown falling from his head; London in flames, &c. very rare.

CHARLES II. crowned 23d April, 1661, with the Duke and Dutchess of York, the Lord-chancellor, Duke of Albemarle, Archbishop of Canterbury and York, Bishops of London, Winchester, Exeter, and Norwich; oblong sheet; E. Smithfield; very rare.

CHARLES II. and Donna Catharinæ Queen; whole length; singularly habited; sold by Matthew Collins, in Cannon-street; folio; scarce.

CHARLES II. and his Queen Catharine, in their robes the King is receiving with his right hand a wreath of flowers from the Queen; Fame blowing her trumpet; crown and globe on a table. P. Williamsen delin. et sculp. 1662; rare. In the collection of A. H. Sutherland, esq.

Charles II. though a genius, acted in direct opposition to every principle of sound policy; and, in appearance, without propensity to tyranny, made no scruple of embracing such measures as were destructive to the civil and religious liberties of his people. He chose rather to be a pensioner to France, than the arbiter of Europe; and to sacrifice the independence of his kingdom, and the happiness of his subjects, than to remit his attachment to indolence and pleasure. He, under the veil of openness and candour, con

cealed the deepest and most dangerous dissimulation. Though he was a slave to love, he appears to have been an entire stranger to the softer sentiments of pity and compassion. He was gay, affable, and polite; and knew how to win the hearts, when he could no longer gain the esteem of mankind. He was so accustomed, for his own ease, to divest himself of his grandeur, that he seemed to have forgot what belonged to his dignity as a king.

Donna CATHARINA, sister to Don Alfonso, present king of Portugal; taken from the original as it was presented to Don Francisco de Mello, ambassador of Portugal in London. R. Gaywood f. 4to.

Donna CATHARINA, daughter of John IV. king of Portugal; her hand on a crown; h.sh.

Donna CATHARINA, daughter of John IV. P. Williamsen f. Stent exc. h.sh.

Donna CATHARINA, &c. Hollar f. 4to.

Donna CATHARINA, Infanta, regina, &c. Van Hove sc. 8vo.

Donna CATHARINA, sereniss. Infanta, &c. h.sh. CATHARINA, &c. daughter to John IV. D. a Plaats p. A. de Bois sc. h. sh.

CATHARINA, &c. D. a Plaats p. A. de Bois sc. large

h.sh.

CATHARINA, &c. Faithorne sc. In the dress in which she arrived. Her hair is formally curled like a peruke; her gown black, with slashed sleeves; point handkerchief and ruffles, an ample farthingale, with laced petticoats, gloves in her left hand; h. sh.

CATHARINA, &c. Overton, 1662; large h. sh.