40. Queen Anne (of Denmark): coronation, 1603. Bust of Queen, three quarters l., hair arranged high, wearing lace collar, jewels, &c. Silver. Size 1·4. Cast and chased. A plaque. The coronation of James and Anne was celebrated on the 25th July 1603. 41. Queen Anne (of Denmark), 1619? _Obv._ Bust of Queen l., wearing necklace, embroidered gown, &c. ANNA D. G. ANGL. &c. _Rev._ Pine tree crowned; above, name of Jehovah in clouds: across tree, scroll inscribed, LA MIA GRANDEZZA DALL ECCELSO. Silver. Size 2. Cast and chased. This medal was probably struck upon the death of the Queen in 1619. The device is an illustration of her motto. 42. Peace with Spain, 1604. _Obv._ Bust of King, three quarters r., wearing hat crowned, doublet, &c. IACOBVS D. G. ANG. &c. _Rev._ Peace and Religion with emblems, &c. HINC PAX COPIA CLARAQ. RELIGIO; in ex., A. 1604. Gold. Size 1·45. Struck, with ring for suspension. This medal was struck to commemorate the peace concluded with Spain in 1604. 43. Another. Similar: with ornamental border and loop for suspension. Silver. Size 1·9. Cast and chased. 44. Another. Similar: bust of King r., laureate, wearing armour, &c. Legend varied. Silver. Size 1·5. Cast and chased. 45. Gunpowder Plot, 1650. _Obv._ Snake gliding amongst lilies and roses. DETECTVS QVI LATVIT. S. C. _Rev._ Radiate name of Jehovah within crown of thorns. NON DORMITASTI ANTISTES IACOBI; _chronogrammatic_. Silver. Size 1·15. Struck. Dutch. This medal was struck in Holland by order of the Senate to commemorate the discovery of the Gunpowder Plot. 46—47. Alliance of England, France and the United Provinces, 1609. _Obv._ Radiate name of Jehovah above three hearts united. IVNCTA CORDA FIDELIVM. _Rev._ Rose of England, Lily of France, both crowned, and Belgic Lion. CONTRA VIM TIRANNORVM. 1609. Gold and silver. Size 2. Struck. Dutch. Struck by order of the Government of the United Provinces upon the occasion of the alliance of the three powers after the delivery of the Provinces from the Spaniards. 48. Henry, Prince of Wales, 1612? _Obv._ Bust of Prince, three-quarters l., in armour, &c. HENRICVS PRINCEPS. _Rev._ Royal shield with label in chief, crowned. FAX MENTIS HONESTÆ GLORIA. Gold. Size 1·1. Struck. Henry Prince of Wales died 6th Nov. 1612, when this medalet was probably struck. 49. Frederick, Count Palatine, King of Bohemia, &c., 1627. _Obv._ Bust r., laureate, wearing deep collar, armour, &c. FRIDERICVS D. G. REX BOHE. &c. S. D. R. F. 1627. _Rev._ Lion sejant gardant crowned, holding sceptre and orb; above, five hands from clouds supporting crown. Gold. Oval. Size 2·15. Cast and chased; with ring for suspension. German work.