360. Flight of James II. from Ireland, 1690. _Obv._ Bust of James l., draped, with bag-wig. IACOBUS II. BRITAN. REX FUGITIV. _Rev._ Stag with winged feet running l., and looking back. PEDIBUS TIMOR ADDIDIT ALAS. (Virg. Aen. viii. 224); in ex., FUGIT EX HIBERNIA. D. 12. IULII. 1690. S. N. Silver. Size 1·9. By J. Smeltzing. From the field of the battle of the Boyne, James fled first to Dublin, and from thence to Waterford and Kinsale, where he embarked for France. 361—362. Amnesty in Ireland, 1690. _Obv._ Bust of King r., laur., draped. WILH. III. D. G. ANG. SCO. FR. &c. G. H. _Rev._ King, crowned by Victory, presents olive-branch to Hibernia kneeling. HIBERNIA RESTITVTA. MDCXC; on edge, ARMIS IVNGIT AMOR NVNC TERTIA REGNA DVOBVS. Silver-gilt and silver. Size 1·55. By G. Hautsch. Commemorative of the declaration of amnesty, which William issued upon his arrival in Dublin. 363. Mary Regent, 1691. _Obv._ Heads jugate r., of King and Queen laur. GULIELM. R. MARIA REGINA. F. D. P. A. I. S. _Rev._ Lioness l., trampling on snakes, near cave occupied by three cubs; lion departing. TE ABSENTE TUEBOR; in ex., REGI REDUCI. Silver. Size 1·45. By J. Smeltzing. In Jan. 1691 William quitted England for Holland, leaving the Queen Regent. The three kingdoms are represented by the cubs. 364. William's Return to Holland, 1691. _Obv._ Bust of King r., laur., in armour and cloak. GULIELM. III. D. G. BRIT. R. AR. PR. BELG. GUB. _J. S._ (monogram). _Rev._ Sun rising on coast of Holland; sea covered with shipping. RECREO DUM REDEO. MDCXCI. Silver. Size 2·3. By J. Smeltzing. William's return to Holland revived the spirit of the Dutch. 365. Return to Holland and Rejoicings at the Hague, 1691. _Obv._ King and suite in open boat r.; horseman approaching it. QUID METUAS CÆSAREM VEHIS; in ex., REGI GUILHELMO PER GLACIEM NUBILA ET SYRTES REDUCI. _Rev._ Belgia and Muse witnessing fireworks; in the distance, triumphal arch, &c. IO TRIUMPHE; in ex., D. F. A. REGE RECCRTO (sic) 5 _feb^r._ 1691. D. KOENE. Silver. Size 1·8. By D. Koene. After a very stormy passage, William landed on the coast of Holland in an open boat. On approaching the shore, a countryman rode into the water to inquire who they were, but the horseman, being an old servant of the King, at once recognised his master. Great rejoicings and displays of fireworks took place upon William's entry into the Hague. 366. Triumphal Entry into the Hague, 1691. _Obv._ Bust of King r., laur., in armour and cloak. GVILIELMVS III. MAGNUS FID. STAT. _Rev._ Triumphal arch, with semicircular advancing wings, enclosing two obelisks. REG. GUILELMO ET ATAVIS PRINC.; in ex., TRIUMFHOS (sic) REGIOS ET PATRIOS, &c. COSS. HAGIENSES IN FORO POSUERUNT. M.S. Silver. Size 2·85. By M. Smeltzing.