Chart V. and VI. At the Top is a Portrait of Sir _Francis Drake_, (taken out of Mr. _Knapton_’s Collection of illustrious Men,) and adorned on each Side with proper Naval Ornaments. The Coin at the Top has on one Side the Arms of _Zealand_ crown’d, with this Inscription, NON · NOBIS · DOMINE · NON · NOBIS, 1588. _Not to us, o Lord, not to us_: Reverse, The _Spanish_ Fleet flying, thus circumscribed, SED · NOMINI · TVO · DA · GLORIAM, _But to thy Name give the Praise_: That at the Bottom represents on one Side Queen _Elizabeth_, sitting in a triumphal Chariot, holding in her right Hand a Palm Branch, the Emblem of Victory; and in her left a Book open, in which is the Beginning of the LORD’S Prayer in _Dutch_, and round the Circle, TANDEM · BONA · CAVSA · TRIVMPHAT, 1588. _At last the good Cause triumphs_: Upon the Reverse, a Tree in which is a Nest full of small Birds, that jointly defend themselves against a Bird of Prey, by whom they are attack’d: At the Bottom BELLVM · NECESS. _A War of Necessity_: Round the Circle, SI · NON · VIRIBVS · AT · CAVSA · POTIORES, _Superior, if not in Strength, yet in the Goodness of our Cause_. At the Bottom of these two Charts is represented Sir _Francis Drake_, distributing amongst his Officers and Sailors, the Money, _&c._ that was found in a great Galleon brought to _Dartmouth_, See _Account_, _&c._ p. 13, 14. Others are driving the Prisoners before them. Chart VII. and VIII. At the upper Part are the Portraits of Sir _M. Forbisher_, and Sir _J. Hawkins_ (taken from _Holland’s Herologia Anglicana_) with a naval Crown between them, and other suitable Decorations. Below them, upon a _Columna Rostrata_, (_i.e._ a Pillar adorned with the Beaks of Ships,) stands _Victory_, holding a Shield, upon which are the Names of those brave Persons that were knighted by the Lord-Admiral, as is represented at the Bottom. See _Account_, _&c._ p. 16. Others are bringing Weapons out of the _Spanish_ Ships.