A two-leaved screen, painted on Manchester velvet, with the heads of a Satyr and Bacchante, by Lady Diana Beauclerc, in 1788.
Twelve earthen plates, painted at Delft, with the signs of the zodiac, by Sir James Thornhill: bought at Mrs. Hogarth's sale.
The death of Cardinal Wolsey, copied by Miss Agnes Berry, in water-colours, of the same size, and with all the strength of the original, in oil by Mr. William Lock-a sublime composition, in which the expressions are worthy of the greatest masters, as the colouring and chiaro-scuro are equal to Rubens.
Procession in the castle of Otranto, in water-colours, by J. Carter. A drawing, whole length, of Mrs. Damer, in the attitude of having just carved her young Paris; by Richard Cosway.
A small head of Harris the actor, in the character of Cardinal Wolsey, in oil. There is an unique print of it in the Pepysian library at Cambridge.
A fox and partridge: and a water-dog and duck. Both by Oudry. Frances Stuart, duchess of Richmond; oval head. Vide Grammont.
An emblematic brass dish, by Francis Briot.
A Venetian morion; and a curious round helmet; engraved in Captain Grose's Armoury. Both bought at Mr. Rawle's sale.
Johanna lady Abergavenny: vide Royal and Noble Authors: a present from Miss Beauclerc, the maid of honour.
An iron back of a grate, with General Fairfax on horseback, dated 1649; found in the old kitchen at Strawberry-hill.
Lady Elizabeth Butler, countess of Chesterfield; half length, by Sir Peter Lely brought from her house at Breadby. Vide Grammont. An ancient knife, with a curious handle of gold; a present from Miss Mary Carter.
The original portrait of Samuel Cooper, the miniature painter, from the royal collection; bought at Mr. Dalton's sale.
Head of a gentleman, by Rosalba; ditto.
Prince Arthur, Prince Henry, and Princess Margaret, children of Henry VII., by Mabuse; from Cosway's collection.
A rabbit, by Adrian Vandevelde; from ditto.
Thomas Wriothesley, earl of Southampton, lord-treasurer, by Samuel Cooper; from the collection of Mr. Browne, of Shipton-Mallet. Two very large blue jars; from Mrs. French's collection.
An ewer of ancient fayence; ditto.
A small vase of porphyry; from Lord James Manner's collection. A small hamper of silver wire, containing a Goa stone; ditto.
A Scottish mull, made of a large ram's horn, and mounted in silver; a present from Sir James Colquhoun.