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and also a gilvcr goblet, with eight medallions weigh­ ing twenty four ounces, descriptive of this victory. A silver goblet on which is- engraven the likenesses of King Charles the second, and the Queen Ulrica Eleonora. A silver gohlet with a lid, ornamented with four medallions; this drinking ’ cup weighs twenty three ounces, and was struck in consequence of the death of Charles the twelfth of Sweden before Frederickshald. A silver goblet made of Russian copecks at Preetz in the year 1713, on which is an inscription in low German, and which translated into English i s : ,(Aftcr the battle of Gadcbusch, when Slcenbock took possession of Tonning; and when the Czar first came to Holstein with his Army, I was made at Preetz of Russian copecks, in remembrance that the wonderful mercy of the Lord preserved this City from danger. • — v Oh my friends! praise the Lord! as often as you drink out of it.” / Different watches used by the old sovereigns of Denmark. Many beautiful pearls of an uncommon size, set in gold and representing birds, fislics &c. The royal arms of Denmark, enameled by Rar- ' « " bettc. , Saint George and the Dragon in gold; enameled, and sot with diamonds; it stands upon a pedestal. 9*