
 
        
         
		The resemblance between this portrait and that of  Britannia  
 upon  the  reverse of  No.  185  leaves no  doubt about tbeir  being 
 intended  for the  same  person, whom  Evelyn  pronounces to  be  
 the  fair  Mrs.  Stuart,  Duchess  of  Bichmond.  The  die  was  
 engraved by John Boettier,  from  whose  representatives  it  was  
 afterwards  purchased  by  Mr.  Young,  and  a  few  specimens  
 struck off.  I t is now in the British Museum. 
 Frances Theresa,  eldest daughter of Walter Stuart,  third son  
 of  the  first Lord  Blantyre, was one of  the greatest beauties at  
 the  Court of  Charles I I . ;  she married in  April,  1667,  Charles  
 Lennox,  fourth Duke of  Bichmond,  and died in  1702. 
 196.  D u c h e s s   o f   B ic hm o n d .  1667 ? 
 Bust of  the Duchess of  Bichmond,  r.,  hair drawn back from  
 the  forehead,  and  collected, behind,  from  whence  descend  two 
 wavy locks  or bands;  an  ornamental  bandeau  round the  back  
 of  the  head:  she  wears  mantle  fastened  with  brooch  on  the  
 shoulder. 
 No reverse. 
 ’6 by  "5.  (See Woodcut.) 
 196.  Portrait of the Duchess of  Richmond. 
 MB. N ,  Unique ? 
 This  is  a  thin  plate  of  gold,  made  to  be  set  in  a  locket,  
 or some  other  ornament.  There  is  little  doubt  but  that the  
 portrait is intended for the Duchess of  Bichmond. 
 197.  S u s p e n s io n   of   H o s t il it ie s   b e tw e e n   F ra nc e   and  
 S p a in .  1668. 
 Hand  from  clouds  staying  the  sun,  which  shines  on  a  
 portion of the globe,  on which are represented the Netherlands,  
 France, Spain, Sweden, and Great Britain.  Leg.  e c q v is   cvrsvm  
 in f l e c t e t .  (Who  shall divert its course ?) 
 Rev.  Combat  between  warriors  on  horseback,  in  ancient  
 armour;  above,  meridian  sun.  Leg.  s t e t it   so l   in   m ed io   
 c<e l i .  (The  sun  stood  still in the midst of Heaven.)  Ex.  l ib .  
 IOSV.E  c .  x .   (Book of Joshua,  ch. x .) 
 1'8.  Yan Loon, HI.  17. 
 Hague,  iR. 
 This  medal  is  cast.  In consequence  of  the Triple Alliance  
 between  England,  Holland,  and  Sweden,  by  which  these  
 countries  bound  themselves  to  restore  peace  between  France  
 and  Spain,  Louis  XIY.  not  only  consented  for  a  time  to  
 suspend  the  progress  of  his victorious  armies  in  the  Spanish  
 Netherlands,  but  also  on  the  15th  April,  1668,  concluded  a