Murillo 68 The vision of St. Augustine of Canterbury: the saint is washing the feet of the Saviour, who appears in the likeness of a pilgrim; from his mouth proceed the words "Magne Pater Augustine tibi commendo Ecclesiam meam." This fine gallery picture was purchased from Don Julian Williams, by Mr. Standish, for £600, at Seville, in 1825; it was originally painted for the nuns of San Leandro Order of St. Austen, and sold by them during the troubles caused by the army of Soult, in 1810, to Dr. Manuel Real, from whom it passed to Don J. Williams. The picture is mentioned in the work of Herrera and d'Aviles Guia de Seville, 1832 £199 10s. Velazquez 69 Portrait of a Cardinal, seated, holding a book, the chair surmounted by shields of arms. Full of dignified character. From Cardinal Fesch's gallery £4 4s. School of Cologne 70 La Madonna Addolorata, in a crimson dress, a light-coloured robe. A very dignified figure. A fragment [£1 10s.] Wilhelm, of Cologne 71 The Marriage of St. Catherine with St. Agnes. They are in the foreground of a landscape, with buildings in the distance. From M. Wyer, of Cologne £14 3s. 6d. Van der Maire 72 St. Catherine, presenting a devotee. An interesting fragment £5 15s. 6d. Van Eyck 73 A fine dyptic, with the Annunciation: the Virgin kneeling, the Angel in a rich dress, holding a sceptre:--the portrait of the donor outside. From the Collection of M. Wyer, of Cologne £39 18s. Henri Blaes La Civetta 74 A tryptic, with the Virgin and Child in the centre, seated, in a landscape; St. Christopher and St. Anthony on the wings; an owl, the emblem of the Master. From the Collection of M. Wyer, of Cologne £17 6s. 6d.