Chart I. and II. Above is a profile Face of Queen _Elizabeth_ (taken from a Minute of _Is. Oliver_, in the Collection of Dr. _Mead_,) before which sits HISTORY with an Olive-Branch, recording her great Actions; and behind her, FAME sounding her Praises. On each Side of the Queen are moreover several warlike Instruments taken out of the _Spanish_ Fleet, and now preserved in the Tower. From Queen _Elizabeth_’s Picture hangs the Anchor of Hope, the Arms of the Admiralty, surrounded by the Winds; and below stands NEPTUNE, the God of the Sea, in his Chariot, to denote the Queen’s Dominion of the Narrow Seas. At the Corner of the first Chart BRITANNIA sitting upon a Rock in the Sea, and looking scornfully upon the _Spanish_ Fleet, has this very pertinent Motto by her, _Maturate fugam_, _&c._ _Hence to your Lord my Royal Mandate bear, The Realms of Ocean, and the Fields of Air, Are mine, not his._ VIRG. _Æn. l_. I. Chart III. and IV. At the Top is a Picture of the Lord High-Admiral, (taken from an original Painting of _Frederico Zucchero_, in Possession of his Grace the Duke of _Kent_) having on one Side PRUDENCE, _Janus_ like, with a double Face; and on the other, COURAGE: Among which are intermix’d several _Spanish_ Weapons, now in the Tower. The Silver Coin, which was struck on this glorious Occasion by the _Zealanders_, has on one side two Ships engag’d, and under CLASSIS · HISP. Round the Circle, VENIT · IVIT · FVIT, 1588. _The Spanish Fleet came, went, was_, 1588. On the Reverse, the Arms of _Zealand_, with this Inscription, SOLI · DEO · GLORIA, _Glory to God alone_: Under the Lord-Admiral, VICTORY fitting, holds in her right Hand a Laurel Crown, and his Lordship’s Arms: In her left, a Chain, to which are fastened below the Duke of _Medina_, and the other chief _Spanish_ Commanders.