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 C, K. OGDEN 
 
 MEDALLIC 
 
 HISTORY 
 
 OF 
 
 NAPOLEON. 
 
 A COLLECTION 
 
 OF ALL THE MEDALS, COINS, AND JETTONS, 
 
 RELATING TO HIS ACTIONS AND REIGN. 
 
 FROM THE YEAR 
 
 1796 to 1815. 
 
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 PREFACE. 
 
 In the year 1806, the late Chevaher Millin, Keeper of the Collec- 
 tion of Medals and Antiquities in the National Library at Paris, pub- 
 lished a Medallic History of the French Revolution, containing a de- 
 scription of all the Medals and Coins struck from the convocation of the 
 States General in 1789, till the first campaign of General Bonaparte 
 in Italy, in 1796. 
 
 In his preface to this work, the author announced his intention of 
 giving shortly to the public a second part, entitled, " A Medallic History 
 of Napoleon," illustrating the interval between 1796 and the battle of 
 Austerhtz in 1805. This work, although anxiously expected, never 
 appeared. 
 
 As the events which afterwards took place in France, no longer ad- 
 mitted of such a publication in that country ; the Chevalier Millin, some 
 time before his death, disposed of the copper-plates and the manuscript 
 to the Editor. 
 
 To the Plates, which were thirty-four in number, the Editor has 
 added five, viz. Nos. 29, 36, 37, 38, 39. containing pieces omitted by 
 M. Millin : making in all thirty-nine Plates, which form the First Part 
 of this work. And that the Collection may be as complete as possible, 
 he has also added a Second Part, beginning in 1806, and ending with 
 the second abdication of Napoleon in 1815.
 
 IV PREFACE. 
 
 This work comprehends not only the Medals, Coins, and Jettons 
 struck in France, but those issued by other states in alliance with 
 France ; those of the different Princes of the Napoleon family ; and in 
 general, all such pieces as tend to illustrate this period of history. 
 
 Since the dissolution of the Roman Empire, no events of such im- 
 portance have occurred, as those which the present series was intended 
 to commemorate. All Europe has been overwhelmed by the devastating 
 torrent of war; armies, of which the numbers will perhaps appear 
 fabulous to posterity, have been brought into the field. The secret of 
 the relative force and weakness of the various states has been revealed ; 
 new systems of war, finance, and administration, have been created. 
 
 These great events, to which the French Revolution had in some 
 measure led the way, were produced by a single individual, who, by his 
 genius and talents, raised himself from a private station, to the sove- 
 reignty of the most powerful state in Europe. 
 
 Placed on the first throne in the world, as constitutional monarch, 
 by the consent of the nation ; not only acknowledged, but feared and 
 courted, by other powers ; the Emperor Napoleon possessed opportunities 
 of benefiting mankind, which, perhaps, no other sovereign ever en- 
 joyed. 
 
 Not satisfied with such splendid advantages, but deluded by an 
 insatiable ambition, a passion for war, and a blind confidence in his 
 fortune ; he formed the project of acquiring universal empire, by ren- 
 dering all the other states of Europe tributary, or by incorporating them 
 with France. To accomplish this project, he was involved in per-
 
 PREFACE. V 
 
 petual warfare, which obhged him to have recourse to the most op- 
 pressive measures for the recruitment and subsistence of his army. 
 Hence, his government became gradually intolerable and odious, even 
 to the French nation, on which his exploits had conferred so much 
 glory. 
 
 This rash ambition, which inflicted such calamities on Europe, 
 threatened it with still greater. There can be but little doubt, that if 
 Napoleon had succeeded in his designs, the most oppressive military 
 despotism would have ensued. In a few generations, civilization would 
 either have been annihilated, or have migrated to other parts of the 
 globe. Europe would have sunk into barbarism, and have been reduced 
 to the same state in which Turkey is at present. From such imminent 
 danger, the overthrow of Napoleon fortunately liberated the world ; 
 and all the friends of the cause of liberty, who had conceived hopes 
 from his elevation, contemplated his fall with satisfaction. 
 
 But the events of this period derive their greatest interest from 
 the consequences that will result from them, and from their future in- 
 fluence on the destinies, not only of Europe, but of the whole world. 
 It is impossible to calculate the nature and extent of these consequences : 
 but, from the progressive improvement in the state of the pubhc mind, 
 we may hope that they will be favourable to humanity. Such are the 
 inscrutable ways of Divine Providence, that good is sometimes made to 
 proceed from evil. 
 
 In addition to the Historical interest, many of the Medals of this 
 Series, are deserving of attention as Avorks of Art. 
 
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 VI PREFACE. 
 
 It is curious to trace, in how short a space of time, under a govern- 
 ment which affords sufficient encouragement, and has taste to give a 
 proper direction to the Arts, they will rise from a state of inferiority to 
 elegance and perfection. The first Medals of Napoleon, struck between 
 1796 and 1802, are of very indifferent design and execution. But under 
 the direction of M. Denon, they gradually improved, and at length at- 
 tained a high degree of beauty. 
 
 The heads by Andrieu and Droz, from the bust of Chaudet, are 
 some of the best executed since the revival of the Arts. To a striking 
 resemblance, they unite ideal beauty and character. This union is what 
 distinguishes the portraits of ancient artists, and what ought to be the 
 principal object with sculptors and painters when they take resemblances 
 
 The reverses of many of the Paris Mint Medals are distinguished 
 by elegance of composition ; particularly those imitated from monu- 
 ments of antiquity, the true school for good taste. The adulation dis- 
 played in some of the types and inscriptions, is deserving, however, of 
 severe censure. 
 
 The Medals of the Milan Ivlint, executed under the direction of 
 M. Cattanco, although few in number, vie, in point of beauty and exe- 
 cution, with those of Paris. 
 
 As most of the Medals occur in gold, silver, and copper, the metal 
 has not been indicated. 
 
 The Medals of the Paris Mhit are distinguished by the mark ('.ai.)
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 —'X^v^j'\M''^ ^^«''-^ 
 
 No. I 
 
 PART I. 
 
 Historical Medals and Jettons - - - - " - 
 
 Coins and Medals of States in alliance with France ^^^ 
 
 162 
 Various Constituted Bodies -------- 
 
 169 
 Jettons of Companies --------- 
 
 182 
 Premium Medals and Miscellaneous 
 
 PART II. 
 
 Historical Medals and Jettons -------- ^"^ 
 
 Jettons of Companies __.------ 3*J 
 
 Corns .._- _..---- 
 
 Princes of the Napoleon Family -------- ^^9 
 
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 ERRATA AND CORRECTIONS. 
 
 No. 12, 
 
 line 8, 
 
 for 
 
 N. VASSALLO 
 
 read 
 
 H. VASSALLO. 
 
 17, 
 
 - 4, 
 
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 people. After 
 
 
 people, after. ^ 
 
 22. 
 
 — 1, 
 
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 AOUL 
 
 
 AOUT. 
 
 29, 
 
 - 8, 
 
 — 
 
 14 JUILLET 1800 
 
 add 
 
 (P. M.) 
 
 37, 
 
 — 9, 
 
 — 
 
 Mams 
 
 read 
 
 Marne. 
 
 73, 
 
 — 7, 
 
 — 
 
 established (he xithyear 
 
 
 the xith year after the foundation of the Republic, 
 
 79, 
 
 -12, 
 
 — 
 
 Mineralogy place afterwards 
 
 at Pesey. 
 
 82, 
 
 — 2, 
 
 — 
 
 laurel, crown 
 
 read 
 
 laurel crown. 
 
 84, 
 
 - 5, 
 
 — 
 
 third 
 
 
 three. 
 
 87, 
 
 - 2, 
 
 — 
 
 Pontif 
 
 
 Pontiff. 
 
 112, 
 
 -12, 
 
 — 
 
 Germanis 
 
 
 Germans. 
 
 112, 
 
 -21, 
 
 — 
 
 Duport 
 
 
 Dupont. 
 
 112, 
 
 -28, 
 
 — 
 
 AVcstirgon 
 
 
 Wertingen. 
 
 128, 
 
 - 5, 
 
 — 
 
 BATAVOCE NOMANO 
 
 
 BATAVO CENOMANO. 
 
 132, 
 
 - 3, 
 
 — 
 
 DE GERE 
 
 
 DE REGE. 
 
 207, 
 
 — 6, 
 
 — 
 
 Saxonic 
 
 
 Saxoniai. 
 
 240, 
 
 note * 
 
 — 
 
 Arades 
 
 
 Araxes. 
 
 271, 
 
 -30, 
 
 — 
 
 Elbe 
 
 
 Elba. 
 
 273, 
 
 - 5, 
 
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 Miverva 
 
 
 Minerva.
 
 MEDALLIC HISTORY 
 
 OF 
 
 NAPOLEON. 
 
 PART I. 
 
 From 1796 to 1806. 
 
 1. Flate IV. Bust of General Bonaparte in uniform. Under- 
 neath, GAYRARD F. 
 
 Reverse. Victory holding a sword, palm branch, and laurel crown, 
 hovers over a section of the globe, on which Italy, Greece, and part of 
 the Turkish Empire are figured. On a hill, to the left, the redoubt 
 of Montelesimo, so gallantly defended by the Brigade of General 
 Kampon. jeuffroy f. denon dir. Exergue, bataille de mon- 
 
 TENOTTE, MDCCXCVI. (p.U.) 
 
 The Battle of IMontenotte, the first victory of the Army of Italy, 
 was given on the 11th of April, 1796. 
 
 This Medal, the first in chronological order, was only struck seve- 
 ral years afterwards, when Mons. Denon had been appointed Director 
 of the Medal Mint. 
 
 2. Plate I. BATAILLE DE MILLESIMO, COMBAT DE DEGO. 
 
 Hercules destroying with his club the Hydra of Lerna. On the ground 
 is the torch with which the Hero seared the necks of the monster, as he 
 destroyed the heads, to prevent their growing again. 
 
 B
 
 2 
 
 Reverse, loi du 6 floreal, an 4"^. de la rep. In the cen- 
 tre, LE PEUPLE FRANCAis A l'armee d'italie. On the edge, 
 
 BONAPARTE, GENERAL EN CHEF. (p.M.) 
 
 The Battle of Millesimo took place on the 14th of April, 1796; 
 that of Dego on the 15th. 
 
 By the law of the 25th of April (6th Floreal), related on the 
 reverse, the Legislative Body declared, " that the Army of Italy had 
 deserved well of the country." 
 
 This Medal, as well as those No. 3, 4, 5, and 7, were engraved by 
 Mr. Lavy, and struck in Italy, to commemorate the victories of the 
 French Army. The dies (excepting that of the Battle of Lodi) were 
 afterwards sent to Paris, and formed a part of the Medal Mint series. 
 
 The Medals struck from these dies in Italy, are the most scarce and 
 valuable : they are easily distinguished by the colour of the metal, and 
 by the inscription on the edge. 
 
 3. Flate H. passage du po, de l'adda et du mincio. 
 Exergue, an 4 rep. General Berthier, at the head of a column of 
 Infantry, advancing over the Bridge of Lodi. 
 
 Reverse, a' l'armee d'italie la patrie reconnaissante. 
 LOI DU 24 prairial, an 4"". rep. On the edge, same inscription 
 as No. 2. 
 
 The inscription of the obverse, mentions the passage of three rivers 
 in Italy ; but the type represents that of the Adda, and the celebrated 
 battle of Lodi, on the 9th May, 17f)G. 
 
 By the law of the 12th June (24 Prairial), the Legislative Body 
 declared, that " the Army of Italy continued to deserve well of the 
 country."
 
 4. Flate I. combat de castiglione. combat de peschi- 
 ERA. A laurel-wreath between the two inscriptions. A warrior having 
 already vanquished one of his enemies, who is lying on the ground, 
 is engaged in combat with another, who unable to resist, sues for mercy. 
 Exergue, lavy. 
 
 Reverse. Two trumpets crossed, and a laurel- wreath. Above, a 
 l'armee d'italie. Underneath, loi du 27 thermidor an 4"^ 
 rep. On the edge, same inscription as No. 2. (p.m.) 
 
 The affairs of Castiglione and Peschiera took place on the 4th and 
 5th of August, 1796. The two warriors vanquished, allude to the two 
 Austrian Armies of Tyrol and of Italy, defeated in these actions. 
 
 By the decree of the 14th August (27 Thermidor), 1796, the Le- 
 gislative Body declared, " that the Army of Italy continued to deserve 
 well of the country." 
 
 5. Flate I. A turreted female figure representing Mantua, pre- 
 sents the keys of the city to a warrior. In the back ground, a view 
 of the city, and of an aqueduct. Under the warrior, the artist's name : 
 LAVY. Exergue, reddition de mantoue. 
 
 Reverse, a l'armee d'italie victorieuse. loi du 24 plu- 
 viosE, AN 5"*'. R. A laurel-wreath and thunderbolt. On the edge, 
 same inscription as No. 2. (p.m.) 
 
 The French Army took possession of Mantua on the 2d of February, 
 1797. 
 
 The law of the 12th February (24th of Pluviose) declared, *' that 
 the Army of Italy had never ceased to deserve well of the country." 
 
 6. Plate IV. viRGiLius maro — Head commonly supposed to
 
 be that of Virgil, but which represents one of the Muses. On the 
 JoAver part, e gatteaux f. Underneath, denon d"^. 
 
 Reverse, capitulation de mantoue.xxx janvier mdccxcvii. 
 Mural Crown : underneath, a swan, allusive to the Mantuan Bard, and 
 to the situation of the city, surrounded by a lake. (p. m.) 
 
 7. Plate III. The River God of the Tagliamento, reclining on 
 his urn ; he sees, with grief and indignation, the defeat of the Austrian 
 army, which he is unable to protect, and the advance of the French, 
 who are fording the river, notwithstanding his opposition, law. Ex- 
 ergue, passage DU tagliamento. prise de TRIESTE. 
 
 Reverse, loi du 15 germinal, an 5"" de la rep. Laurel- 
 wreath, in the centre, a l'arbiee d'italie. On the edge, same 
 inscription as No. 2. (p. m.) 
 
 The French Army passed the Tagliamento on the l6th of March, 
 1797, and took possession of Trieste on the 23d of the same month. 
 
 The 4th April (15 Germinal) the Legislative Body declared, " that 
 the Army of Italy did never cease to deserve well of the country." 
 
 8. Plate V. BONAPARTE gen" en chef de l'armee franc" 
 EN iTALiE. Bust of General Bonaparte in uniform. On the lower 
 part, B. DuviviER F. Exergue, offert a l'institut nation, par 
 
 B. DUVIVIER, A PARIS, 
 
 Reverse, les sciences et les arts reconnoissants. Ge- 
 neral Bonaparte on horseback, holding an olive-branch, is conducted by 
 the Goddesses of Prudence and Valour. Victory hovering in the air, 
 carries in one hand the statue of the Belvedere Apollo ; and with the 
 other, holds a laurcl-wrcath over the head of her favourite. — Exergue, 
 
 PAIX SIGN£e l'aN G rep. I'li. (p. M.J
 
 Medal intended to commemorate the Treaty of Campo Formio, 
 concluded the 17th October, 1797- 
 
 9. 'Plate III. BUONAPARTE GENERAL EN CHEF DE LA BRAVE 
 
 ARMEE d'italie. Bust of General Bonaparte in uniform. On the 
 lower part, p. p., initials of the engraver, Pierre Fevrier. 
 
 Reverse. v©ila soldats valeureux le fruit de vos tra- 
 vaux, 1797. Minerva, Sitting near a trophy of arms, and leaning on 
 her shield, holds two branches united of laurel and of oak ; emblems 
 of civic and military virtues. 
 
 Medal struck at Lyons, after the Treaty of Campo Formio. 
 Jettons of different sizes, with the same types and legends, were struck 
 at Nuremberg, some of which bear the date of 1796. 
 
 10. Plate III. BUONAPARTE GENERAL EN CHEF DE l'aRMEE 
 
 d'italie. Bust of General Bonaparte in uniform. Underneath, civ. 
 ET ART. LUG. OP P. *^ The Citizens and Mamifacturers of the City of 
 Lyons." 
 
 Reverse, a buonaparte l'italique le 26 v"=. l'an 6. Peace 
 holding in one hand an olive-branch, and leaning with the other on a 
 cornucopia, is seated before an altar on which incense is burning. 
 Exergue, il ne combattit que pour la paix et les droits 
 DE l'homme. Under the figure, ciiavanne f. 
 
 This Medal was struck by order of the city of Lyons, to comme- 
 morate the Treaty of Campo Formio, signed the 17th October (26 Ven- 
 demiaire), 1797. 
 
 11. Piute III. napoleon bonaparte. Bust of General Bo- 
 naparte in uniform. Underneath, lui. manfredini f. 
 
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 Reverse, repubblica cisalpina, the Cisalpine Republic, her 
 head covered with a helmet, sitting on a square base, ornamented with 
 the level, emblem of Equality : in one hand she holds the fasces, sym- 
 bol of concord ; and, in the other, a spear surmounted by the cap of 
 Liberty. A cuirass, helmet, shield, and plough, emblems of war and 
 peace, are lying near her. 
 
 This Medal was intended to commemorate the foundation of the 
 Cisalpine Republic, proclaimed the 9th of July, 1797. 
 
 12. Plate IV. NAPOLEONE BUONAPARTE. Bust of General Bo- 
 naparte in uniform. On the lower part, n. vassallo f. Exergue, la 
 
 LIGURIA RICONOSCENTE. 
 
 Reverse, c. guglielmo faipoult. Bust of General Faipoult, 
 Minister from the French Government to the Ligurian Republic. Ex- 
 ergue, LA LIGURIA RICONOSCENTE. AboVC, H. VASSALLO. 
 
 This Medal was struck the first year of the Ligurian Republic, by 
 N. Vassallo, engraver to the Mint of Genoa. 
 
 13. Plate IV. The Genius of the Fine Arts presents a pallet and 
 brushes to a bust of Janus (emblem of the city of Genoa). At the foot 
 of a pedestal, which supports the bust, are various attributes of sculp- 
 ture and architecture. Legend, et veteres revocavit artes. 
 (Ilorat. Carm. lib. iv. Od. 14.) Exergue, academia ligustica. 
 MDCCLviii. Underneath, ii. vassallo f. 
 
 Reverse, redeunt saturnia regna — virg. ecl. iv. Li- 
 goria, represented as an armed female, sits embracing with her left 
 arm the fasces, surmounted by a cap of Liberty. On the square base 
 that supports the fasces, are the arms of Genoa ; above them is a 
 level, and the tables of the new constitution. On the ground, on one
 
 side are a plough and spade ; on the other side, a globe, quadrant, and 
 anchor. Exergue. anno mdccxvii. xviii kal. ivl. (14th of 
 June). On the plinth, n. vassallo. 
 
 This Medal is commemorative of the foundation of the Ligurian 
 Republic on the 14th of June, 1797- It was struck by the Academy of 
 the Fine Arts in Genoa, as a premium for the students of the Schools 
 of Painting, Sculpture, afid Architecture. 
 
 14. Plate V. all' italico. Bust of General Bonaparte in 
 uniform. On the lower part, ii. vassallo r. 
 
 Reverse, l insubria libera. The French Republic, accom- 
 panied by Peace holding an olive-branch, places the cap of liberty on 
 the head of Insubria, who is conducted by a genius, d. s. f. initials 
 of the engraver. Exergue, ix luglio mdccxcvii. 
 
 Medal intended to commemorate the foundation of the Cisalpine 
 Republic, proclaimed the pth of July, 1797, and the Federation cele- 
 brated at Milan in the Campo Marzio. 
 
 *14. Plate XXXVIII. italicus. Bust of Bonaparte. 
 Reverse, alexand. bonaparte post herculeos labores re- 
 
 PORTATAS UNO ANNO CXI VICTORIAS ITALIC LIBERATORI EUROPE 
 
 PAciFiCATORi. " To Alexander Bonaparte, on his Herculean labours 
 " CXI victories gained in one year; to the deliverer of Italy, the paci- 
 " ficator of Europe." Under the inscription, a helmet, shield, stand- 
 ards, and various arms. Exergue, d.xvii oct. mdccxcvii. 
 
 This Medal was struck at Strasburgh, on the conclusion of the 
 Peace of Campo Formio, at the expense of M. Stephen Mainoni, since 
 Director of the Tobacco-farm at Milan. It is remarkable on account 
 of the name of Alexander substituted for that of Napoleon.
 
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 15. Platel. BONAPARTE NE aAJACCIO LE 15 AOUT, 1769- 
 
 Bust of General Bonaparte in uniform. 
 
 Reverse. A wreath of olive branches. In the centre, la trance 
 
 LUI DEVRA LA VICTOIRE ET LA PAIX. UndemCath, AN 6 DE LA 
 REPUBLIQUE. 
 
 16. Plate IV. uEROs BUONAPARTE. Bust of General Bonapartc. 
 Reverse. In a wreath of laurel, les fruits de ses actions, 
 
 1796. Jetton of very inferior execution. 
 
 17. Plate VII. A BUONAPARTE. Bust of General Bonaparte. 
 Reverse, resteaurateur de la liberte. Two branches of 
 
 oak. •• 
 
 Cast in pewter, of the rudest execution ; intended for the lower 
 order of the people. After the battle of Areola and Rivoli. 
 
 18. Plate VI. The Nile, copied from the ancient statue m the 
 Vatican. The children playing around him, allude to the number of 
 cubits to Avhich the waters of the Nile should rise at the period of 
 its annual inundation, to ensure a fertile harvest. On the plinth, 
 brenet. Exergue, conquete de la basse egypte an 7, 
 
 Reverse. A view of the Pyramids of Ghizeh, near Cairo. Ea- 
 ergue. denon dir. g. du musee c. d. arts. — brenet. (i'.m) 
 
 Alexandria and Txosetta were taken the 2d of July, 1798, and on 
 the 29th, the Commander in Chief made his entry into Cairo. 
 
 19- Plate VI. CONQUETE de la haute egypte. an VII. 
 
 Head of Lis. Under the head, galle r.
 
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 Reverse. A crocodile chained to a palm-tree, type copied from 
 the ancient coins of Nismes,' with the heads of Augustus and Agrippa. 
 GALLE. Exergue, denon direxit. (p.m.) 
 
 20. Plate VII. Head of General Buonaparte, front face, with 
 a crown of laurel, j. jouannin f. denon d. 
 
 Reverse. General Buonaparte in ancient costume, standing in a 
 triumphal car draAvn by two camels, richly caparisoned, and passing 
 between the Pillar of Pompey and the Obelisk called Cleopatra's Needle, 
 Victory, hovering over the car, presents a laurel crown and palm- 
 branch to the Conqueror. Exergue, l'egypte conquise mdccxcviii. 
 
 BRENET p. DENON D. (p.M.) 
 
 21. Tlate XXV. bonus eventus. The god Bonus Eventus 
 represented as on Roman coins. Exergue, galle f. 
 
 Reverse. Two frigates in full sail ; at a distance several other 
 vessels, English cruizers. Exergue, arrivee a frejus. xvii vend"^ 
 an VIII. (p.m.) 
 
 General Bonaparte, on his return from Egypt, having escaped 
 the vigilance of the English cruizers, landed at Frejus the 9th of Oc- 
 tober, 1799- 
 
 *21. P/Cfte XXXVIII. BUONAPARTE LIBERATEUR DE l'eGYPTE. 
 
 Bust of Gen. Bonaparte. 
 
 Reverse, le iieros rendu a sa patrie. Mercury, with a 
 caduceus and a scroll, takes his flight from Egypt, indicated by the 
 pyramids. Exergue, jetton, 1799- 
 
 Jetton of potin or bell-metal, struck on the same occasion as the 
 preceding medal. 
 
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 22. TIate XIIL bonaparte ne a ajaccio le 15 aoul 1769. 
 Bust of General Bonaparte in uniform. Underneath, andrieu f. 
 
 Reverse. Inscription in a wreath of laurel, premier consul de 
 
 la REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE IV NIVOSE AN. VIII. 
 
 The Consular Government, of which Bonaparte was the chief, 
 was installed on the 25th of December, 1799 (4th Nivose). 
 
 23. Tlate VII. Victory, holding in one hand a palm-branch, with 
 the other hand guides two horses in full speed over the rugged summit 
 of a mountain ; instead of her car, the Goddess stands on a cannon 
 placed on a sledge: alluding to the manner in which the artillery was 
 conveyed over the Alps. Exergue, l'armee francaise passe le 
 
 S'^. BERNARD. XXVIII. FLOREAL AN VIII. MDCCC. DUBOIS F. DE- 
 NON D. 
 
 Reverse, bataille de marengo. Eleven keys suspended on a 
 ring. On each side, a palm-branch. Exergue, xxv prairial, an 
 VIII. MDCCC. (p.m.) 
 
 The Passage of Mount St. Bernard took place on the 18th of May, 
 and the Battle of JNIarcngo on the 14th of June, 1800. The eleven 
 keys allude to the number of fortresses surrendered to the French Army, 
 by the Convention concluded the day after the battle. 
 
 24. Plate VII. bonaparte primus consul, anno viii. 
 Head of the First Consul. Underneath, lavy. 
 
 Reverse, xii munitissimis oppidis una die ad deditionem 
 coactis. " 12 strong places compelled to surrender in one day." 
 
 Hercules, liaving triumphed over his enemies, and erected a trophy 
 of Ills victories, takes Italy by the hand, and raises her from her abject 
 bituulion. Victory, standing near the trophy, inscribes on a shield,
 
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 nosTiBus prope: marengum fusis. " Enemies routed at Marengo." 
 On the right, a distant view of the Alps, on the summit of whieh 
 appears the rising sun, and in its disk the star of Bonaparte, a a pp. 
 iNv. L. F. (Lavy Fecit.) Exergue, republica cisalpina resti- 
 TUTA. " Cisalpine Repubhc Restored." 
 
 Medal executed at JNIilan, from the design of the celebrated painter 
 Appiani. The 12 strong places surrendered to the French army were, 
 Tortona, Alexandria, Milan, Turin, Pizzighitone, Ancona, Piacenza, 
 Coni, Ceva, Savona, Genoa, and Fort Urban. 
 
 25. Flate VIII. bonaparte premier consul de la repub- 
 LiQUE FRANf^. Bust of the First Consul in uniform. On the lower 
 part, BRENET. Exergue, bataille de marengo, 25 et 26 prai- 
 
 RIAL, AN 8. — IT. ATTGUSTE. 
 
 Reverse. Inscription in the field: le premier consul com- 
 mandant l'armee de reserve en personne: enfans. rappe- 
 lez vous que mon habitude est de coucher sur le champ 
 
 DE BATAILLE. (p.M.) 
 
 This Medal was struck by H. Auguste, to commemorate the victqry 
 of Marengo. The inscription on the reverse relates the harangue of the 
 First Consul to his army at the commencement of the action. 
 
 26. Plate VIII. l\ cii. ant'^ desaix, ne a ayat en aout, 
 1768. Bust of General Desaix in uniform. On the lower part, bre- 
 NET. Underneath, bataille de marengo. 25 prairial, an 8 
 — H. AUGUSTE. A wreath of laurel encircles the whole. 
 
 Reverse. Inscription, le general desaix est blesse a mort : 
 allez dire au prebiier CONSUL que j'emporte le regret de 
 n'avoir pas fait assez pour vivre dans la posteritL (p. M.J
 
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 General Desaix, by his timely arrival, decided the Battle of Ma- 
 renf^o. The inscription of the reverse relates his last words, after he 
 had received the fatal wound. 
 
 27. PlateVlll. 25 MESSiDOR an viii. de la republique 
 ERANCAisE. In tlic Centre, paris, — fondation du quai desaix, 
 A la memoire du general tue a maringo. 
 
 Reverse. V. consul bonaparte. — 2^ c^ cambaceres. — 3^. 
 
 CS LEBRUN. — L. BONAPARTE MINISTRE DE l'iNT"='". (p.M.J 
 
 28. Plate IX. bonaparte premier consul, cambaceres 
 ffEC". coNs\ LEBRUN TROis^ coNs\ Busts United of the thrcc Con- 
 suls in profile. On the lower part of the arm, gatteaux. Exergue. 
 
 CONSTITUTION DE LA REPUB. PRAN*^. AN VIII. 
 
 Reverse, guerre de la liberte. le departement de la 
 SEINE A sEs BRAVES. In the centre, colonne departementale. 
 lucien bonaparte etant ministre de l'interieur. n. th. b. 
 
 TROCIIOT PREFET DU DeP'^. DE LA SEINE A POSE LA P"''. PIERRE LE 
 
 xxv messidor an viii. xi ans aprlis le xiv juillet mdcclxxxix. 
 (p.m.) 
 
 Medal commemorative of the 11th anniversary of the 14th of July, 
 and of the erection of the National Column on the ruins of the Bastille. 
 
 29. riaielX. BONAPARTE PREMIER CONSUL. Bust of General 
 Bonaparte. On the lower part, b. duvivier. Under the bust, cam- 
 
 BACfeRfcs second CONSUL, LEBRU N TROISIE"^. CONSUL DE LA REPUB- 
 LIQUE FRAN9AISE. 
 
 Reverse, le peuple fran^ais A ses defenseurs. In the 
 centre, premii:ue pierre de la colonne nation", posee par
 
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 LUCIEN BONAPARTE MINISTRE DE l'iNTERIEUR, 25 MESSIDOR AN 
 8, 14 JUILLET 1800. 
 
 30. Plate IX. Same as the preceding, but of inferior size. (p. m.J 
 
 31. PlatelX. A. BONAPARTE VAINQUEUR ET PACIFICATEUR. 
 
 Bust in uniform. On the lower part, ciiavanne f. Exergue, les 
 
 LYONNAIS RECONN^ 
 
 Reverse. In a wreath of oak, le x mess"*, an viii. bonapartk 
 
 A POSE LA l^''^ PIERRE DE LA GRANDE PLACE DE LYON DETRUITE 
 
 EN l'aN II. 
 
 In consequence of a decree of the Convention, in 1793, that the 
 city of Lyons should be razed to the ground, the fine square, called 
 Place Bellecour, was pulled down. The First Consul, in 1800, gave 
 orders that it should be rebuilt, and on his return to France, after the 
 battle of Marengo, he laid the first stone of it on the 29th of June, 
 1800 (10 Messidor). 
 
 32. PlatelX. a bonaparte reedificateur de lyon. Head 
 of Bonaparte. On the lower part, mercie f. lug. Underneath, r. 
 
 VERNINAC PREFET AU NOM DES LYONNOIS RECONNOISS ANS. 
 
 Reverse. Ina wreath of laurel, vainqueur a maringo,deux fois 
 
 CONQUERANT DE l'iTALIE, IL RETABLISSOIT LA PLACE BELLECOUR 
 DESORMAIS BONAPARTE, ET EN POSOIT LA l"^ PIERRE, LE 10 MESS. 
 AN 8 DE LA REPUBLIQUE : PREMIER DE SON CONSULAT. 1800 V. S. 
 
 33. Plate X. Fame sounding a trumpet, to which is suspended a 
 banner, inscribed, aux braves du dep. du rhone. Underneath, part 
 of the globe, mercie. Exergue, prefet verninac, 25 mess, an 8.
 
 14 
 
 Reverse, il sera eleve dans ciiaque depai?. une colonne 
 
 A LA MEM. DES BRAVES DU DEP. MORTS POUR LA DEF. DE LA PA- 
 TRIE ET DE LA LIB. ARR. DU 29 V'^. AN 8 DE LA REPUB". CONSULS 
 
 BONAPARTE, CAMBACERES, LEBRUN. MINISTRE DE l'iNTE". LU. 
 BONAPARTE. 
 
 34. Plate XL honneurs rendus a turenne par le gou- 
 vernement. Bust of Turenne in armour. On the lower part, h. 
 auguste. Exergue, sa gloire appartient au peuple fran- 
 
 fAIS. 
 
 Reverse, translation du corps de turenne au temple de 
 
 mars par LES ORDRES DU PREMIER CONSUL BONAPARTE, LE 5^. 
 JOUR COMPLeMENTAIRE AN 8. l"^ ANNEE DU CONSULAT. LUCIEN 
 BONAPARTE MINISTRE DE l'iNTERIEUR. (p.M.) 
 
 During the period of revokitionary fury, when the sepulchral mo- 
 numents in the church of St. Denis were destroyed, the remains of 
 Turenne were saved, and conveyed to the Museum of Natural History. 
 Soon after Bonaparte had been appointed First Consul, they Avere, by 
 his orders, removed with great ceremony to the Hotel of the Invalids, 
 and placed there, with the monument erected in his honour. 
 
 35. Plate XIV. amour du peuple fran^ais pour le pre- 
 mier CONSUL. Bust of the First Consul. On the lower part, ii. 
 auguste. Exergue, attentat a la vie de bonaparte. 3 ni- 
 
 VOSE AN. 9 DE LA REP. 
 
 Reverse, des citoyens volent en foule vers lui. amis, 
 
 CE n' est pas k MOI QU' IL FAUT VENIR: Qu' ON AILLE Qu' ON 
 AILLE AU SECOURS DES MALIIEUREUX QUE LA MACHINE INFER- 
 KALE A PU FRAPPER. (p.M.)
 
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 Medal intended to commemorate the escape of the First Consul 
 from the attempt made against his life, by means of the Infernal Ma- 
 chine, as he was going to the Opera, on the 24th of December, 1800. 
 
 36. Plate XVI. eonaparte reip ital. pr;eses. Head of 
 Bonaparte. Behind it, a star. Under the head, l. m. initials of 
 Luigi Manfredini. 
 
 Reverse, dux tutus abinsidiis. " The Chief is secure from 
 ambushes." The three Fates represented with wings, and seated on 
 the clouds, hold a distaff and thread. Destiny, figured as an old man, 
 sits near them, his eyes fixed on the fatal thread. In his right hand he 
 holds the scissars, but turned in an opposite direction to the Fates, 
 signifying, that the moment for cutting the thread is not yet come. 
 His left foot rests on a globe, and on his knee is an urn, of which 
 he conceals the opening with his hand. 
 
 The type of this Medal, executed at Milan, from the designs of 
 M. Appiani, is allegorical to the same event as the preceding No. 
 
 37. Plate XXII. republique franpaise. In the field, pre- 
 mier CONSUL BONAPARTE, DEUX""*. CONS\ CAMBACERES, TROIS''^ 
 CONS"^. LEBRUN. 
 
 Reverse. Inscription in the field, colonne departementale 
 A°''^ larochefoucault prefet du dep''. de seine et marne a 
 
 POSE LA 1"=. PIERRE LE 25 MESSIDOR AN 8. 14 JUILLET 1800. 
 
 The column, commemorative of the anniversary of the Revolution, 
 was erected at Chalons sur Marne, central city of the Department of 
 Seine and Marus. 
 
 38. Plate VIII. bonaparte premier consul de la rep.
 
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 FRAKf^ Bust of th^ First Consul. On the lower part, p, montag. 
 Exergue, expedition ,de decouvertes an 9- 
 
 Reverse. Inscription, les corvettes le geographe et le 
 
 NATURALISTE, COMMANDEES PAR LE CAPITAINE BAUDIN. 
 
 The expedition under the command of Captain Baudin, sailed from 
 Havre the 19th of October, 1800, on a voyage of discovery round the 
 world. 
 
 39. Plate X. BONAPARTE. CAMBACERfes. LEBRUN. CONSULS 
 
 DE LA REPUBLiQUE. In the ccutrc of a laurel wreath. 
 
 Reverse, construction du pont de dourdan. prairial. an 
 9 DE LA REPUBLIQUE FRANpAisE. In the field. Exevgue. tio- 
 
 LIER F. 
 
 40. Plate XII. bonaparte premier consul, general a 
 MARENGO. Head of the First Consul. Underneath, b. duvivier. 
 
 Reverse, la france victorieuse. Armed female standing 
 under a palm-tree, and holding a branch of laurel. On one side are 
 two rivers personified, whose names, rhin and danu.be, are inscribed 
 OR their urns. On the other side, the Po and the Tiber present branches 
 of laurel. On the urn of the first is inscribed, le po, and on the rud- 
 der of the second, tibre. Exergue, paix continentale a lune- 
 ville an 9. 
 
 Medal intended to commemorate the Peace of Luneville, signed 
 the 9th of February, 1801. 
 
 41. P/«/c Xn. BONAPARTE PREMIER CONSU L DE LA REPUB- 
 
 nciUE FRANfAisE. Bust of thc First Consul. On the lower part, 
 axdrieu f.
 
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 Reverse, paix de luneville. Female holding a cornucopia and 
 branch of laurel, andrieu f. Exergue, le xx pluviose an. ix. fi'. m.^ 
 On the same occasion as the preccdijig. 
 
 42. Plate XI. bonaparte pk. consul de la rep. franc. 
 Bust of the First Consul. Underneath, j. p. droz. f. an. ix. 1801. 
 
 Reverse . bonheur au continent. The sun shines resplen- 
 dently on France (franc e) and the rest of Europe, while England 
 (anglet.) is involved in clouds, and struck by lightning. Exergue. 
 paix de luneville an. IX. 1801. (p.m.) 
 
 43. PlateXI. bonaparte 1'=. c. d.l. r. f. pacificateur UNI- 
 VERSEL. Bust of the First Consul. 
 
 Reverse, heroi belli pacisque. " To the Hero of War and 
 Peace." Bust of the First Consul on a pedestal, surrounded by mili- 
 tary spoils. On one side, the God of Arts and Commerce places a 
 crown on the bust. On the other side, the Genius of War points to 
 the inscription on the pedestal, gallic vindex, " the Avenger of 
 Gaul." Exergue, mdccci. 
 
 On the same occasion as the preceding. 
 
 44. Plate XIII. bonaparte l^''. consul de la rep''''^ 
 FRAN*^ Bust of the First Consul. Underneath, ne a ajaccio le 15 
 AOUT. 1769. 
 
 Reverse. Inscription in a wreath of laurel, il affermit par ses 
 
 VICTOIRES, IIONORE PAR SES VERTUS, FAIT AIMER PAR SA MODERA- 
 TION la republique et la LIBERTE. 
 
 45. P/a/eXV. bonaparte. Bust of Bonaparte. On the lower 
 part, z. 
 
 F
 
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 Reverse, sagesse dans les conseils et courage daks les 
 COMBATS. MDCCCi. between two branches of oak and palm. 
 
 Medal struck at Birmingham, by Mess". Kempson and Kindon. 
 
 46. Plate XVIII. bonaparte pr. consul de la rep. fran. 
 Bust of the First Consul. Underneath, p. f. 
 
 Reverse, vainqueur pacificateur. Above, two palm branches 
 crossed. Underneath, a laurel wreath, and geneve. 
 
 Medal struck at Geneva, to commemorate the Peace of Lu- 
 neville. 
 
 47. Plate X. Bust of General Bonaparte between a cornucopia 
 and club. Underneath, a cock. 
 
 Reverse, pacifico. " To the Pacific," a laurel wreath. 
 
 48. Plate XXll. bonaparte 1'^". consul. Bust in uniform. 
 Reverse, juillet l'an 9- de l'anniversaire. In the centre, 
 
 GLOIRE AUX ARMEES FRANfAISES. l'^AN 9- 
 
 49. Plate XXVI. IIEIL DEM FRIEDEN ER SClIENKET SEGEN 
 
 DER ERDE. " Hail Pcacc, who giveth blessings to the earth." Peace, 
 holding an olive branch, dispels the clouds which covered the earth : she 
 stands on a section of the globe, on Avhich are inscribed the words paris, 
 wiEN, (Vienna.) 
 
 Reverse. und milde weisiieit versciieuckt den zer- 
 STORENDEN KRiEG. " And mild Wisdom expels destructive 
 "War." IVlinerva opposes her shield to Bellona, who, terrified at 
 the sight of the Gorgon's head, lets fall her sword, while the torch in 
 her left hand is extinguished. Exergue, luneville d. 9. feb-ruar 
 1801.
 
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 Medal engraved at Berlin, by Mr. Loos, to commemorate the peace 
 of Luneville. 
 
 50. Plate XV. preliminaries of peace between great 
 
 BRITAIN AND FRANCE, SIGNED OCTOBER 1". 1801. Shield of GfCat 
 
 Britain, behind which are two cross swords. 
 
 Reverse, they shall prosper that love thee. Peace 
 holding an olive branch and cornucopia, from which she pours out a 
 variety of fruits ; behind her, a bale of goods and a cask, inscribed, to 
 FRANCE, and at a distance, several vessels saihng. Exergue. Five ears 
 of corn. 
 
 Medal struck at Birmingham, by Mess". Kempson and Kindon. 
 
 51. Plate XVI. napoleon bonaparte premier consul. 
 Laureated head. Underneath, dumarest. f. 
 
 Reverse, paix d'amiens. Napoleon represented as Mars, holding 
 in one hand a statue of Victory, with the other presents an olive branch 
 to Britannia, who is sitting'on the ground, in a mournful and suppliant 
 attitude, her right arm reposing on her lion. Exergue, le vi. gee- 
 
 'klNAL an X. XXVII. mars. MDCCCII. (p.M.J 
 
 52. Plate XL bonaparte. pr. consul de la rep. pran. 
 Head of the First Consul, droz. f. 
 
 Reverse, le retour d'astree. Astrea or Justice, holding an ohve 
 branch and balance, returning on the globe. On the left of the globe 
 DROZ. On the edge, paix generale a amiens. an. x. 1802. fp..uj 
 
 *52. Plate XXXVIII. nap. al bonaparte p. p. consvl 
 PRiMvs. Bust of the First Consul, 
 
 Reverse, hohenlinden — marengo. Victory in the air with a
 
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 laurel wreath and palm. Exergue. LVN.?EviLLiE. an. ix. 1801. ambiani. 
 AX. X. 1802. PACE TERKA MARiQVE DATA. " Lunevillc 9th year, 
 1801. Amiens, 10th year, 1802. Peace granted by land and sea." 
 
 Medal struck by M. Mainoni (See N°. * 14) to commemorate the 
 treaties of Luneville and Amiens. The victory of Hohenhnden was 
 gained by General Moreau, on the 3d of December, 1801. 
 
 53. Plate XXVI. marquis cornwallis, British plenipo- 
 tentiary AT AMIENS. Bust of Lord Cornwallis. On the lower 
 part of the arm, i. g. h. initials of the engraver, I. G. Hancock. Under- 
 neath, K. and K. initials of Kempson and Kindon. 
 
 Reverse, post nubila phebus. *' After clouds the Sun." 
 Britannia seated, one hand rests on her shield, with the other she holds a 
 portrait of the King, over which is a wreath of laurel, and under it a 
 crown. Behind her, a shield and sword are suspended on a tree. The 
 Genius of Peace, holding a cornucopia, presents to Britannia a tablet 
 with the names of addington, hawksbury, cornwallis, bona- 
 PARTE, OTTO. At a distance, a man ploughing, and the rising sun. 
 Exergue, definitive treaty concluded 1802. 
 
 Medal struck at Birmingham, by Mess". Kempson and Kindon. 
 
 54. Plate. XXVI. peace, plenty, October 1, 1801. A cornu- 
 C()i)ia and cars of corn. Above, a dove flying, and carrying an olive 
 branch. 
 
 Bcverse. the desire of all nations. Two cross olive branches. 
 Jetton struck on the signature of the preliminaries of peace, be- 
 tween Great Britain and France. 
 
 5.5. PlateXYlI. bonaparte premier consul, cambaceres.
 
 21 
 
 SECOND CONSUL. LEBRUN, TROISIEME CONSUL. Ileads of the 
 
 three Consuls: that of Bonaparte above, the two others underneath. 
 
 JEUFFROY. 
 
 Reverse, le corps legislatif aux consuls de la repub- 
 LiQUE FRANpAisE. In the ccntrc, paix intkrieure paix 
 exterieure. arretk du 30 floreal, an. X. 20 mat, mdcccii. 
 
 Medal struck by order of the Legislative Body, to celebrate the con- 
 clusion of the Peace of Amiens. 
 
 56. Plate XVII. bonaparte premier consul de la repub- 
 lique FRAN. Head of the First Consul, andrieu. f. 
 
 Reverse, a la fidelite. A wreath of laurel. 
 
 * 56. Plate XVII. Tame sounding a trumpet, and carrying palm- 
 branches, and wreaths of laurel, flying over the globe, duvivier. 
 
 Reverse. A laurel wreath, with the field plain, to receive an inscrip- 
 tion. The orio-in and intention of this Medal have not been ascertained ; 
 it was probably intended as a premium. 
 
 57. Plate XVII. spem bonam certamque domum reporto. 
 HOR. (Carm. Seculare vers. 74.) The Genius of Arts and Commerce 
 presents to the Cisalpine Republic a tablet, on which is inscribed cos. 
 ITALIC, fitahan Constitution.^ By the side of the Republic is 
 the Genius of Justice holding a balance. In the back ground, a view 
 of Milan and of the Alps. Exergue, comizi cisalpini in lione 
 A. X. On the base lmf. initials of Manfredini. 
 
 Reverse, voti pubblici per la prosperita eterna della 
 
 REPUBBLICA ITALICA ASSICURATA COLLA COSTITUZIONE AUSPICE 
 BONAPARTE. 
 
 This Medal alludes to the Assembly called Consulta, held at Lyons 
 
 G
 
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 when the Cisalpine Republic, assuming the name of Italian Republic, 
 received its definitive organization. The Consulta was convoked on 
 the 12th of Nov. 1801. The 11th of January following, the First Consul 
 arrived at Lyons, and the new Constitution, by which he was named Pre- 
 sident, was decreed on the 26th of January, 1802. 
 
 The first Medals struck on this occasion bear on the reverse, cisalpina 
 instead of italica: and on the tablet held by a genius, is inscribed 
 cos. CIS, instead of cos. italic. These are of course very rare. 
 
 58. Flate XVIII. leges-munera pacis. " Laws the gifts of 
 Peace." Head of Bonaparte, on the lower part, mercie f. lug. 
 
 Reverse, auspice bonaparte inter gallos gallorum ne- 
 
 POTES CISALPINI ANTIQUUM FOEDUS RENOVANTES GENTEM SUAM 
 
 legibus condiderunt, lugdundi ANNO X. REip. GAL. " Under 
 the auspices of Bonaparte, the Cisalpines, descendants of the Gauls, 
 renew the ancient Alliance that existed among Gauls, and constitute their 
 nation by laws. Lyons, 10th year of the French Republic." 
 
 Medal struck on the same occasion as the preceding by the City of 
 Lyons, and given to each member of the Italian Consulta, as a token of 
 hospitahty. 
 
 59. Plate XXXVIII. antiqua italorum respublic resusci- 
 tata. A. vi.A NAi>oLEONE BONAPARTE. " Autiout Italian Rcpublic TC- 
 stored in the sixth year by Napoleon Bonaparte." Bust of the First Consul. 
 Reverse, publica res alio producit sidere vitam. "The 
 Republic extends its existence by another star." A landscape illumi- 
 nated by the rays of the sun. Exergue, summa populi in tkibus 
 collegiis potest as. " The supreme power of the people invested in 
 three Colleges." 
 
 The Institution of three electoral Colleges, and the appointment
 
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 of the members that composed them, were the first objects of the Con- 
 sul ta. This Medal was struck at Lyons on the occasion. 
 
 60. Flate XXVII. Head of the First Consul. Underneath, 
 
 ANDRIEU F. 
 
 Reverse. A young man with the toga and bulla, distinctive orna- 
 ment of the young Patricians at Rome, sits reading attentively a volume 
 unrolled. Near him is a case called Scrinhim, in which books 
 were kept. Before him, is a palm branch, reward of literary merit, 
 and over his head, the star of Napoleon. On the cubic base, which 
 serves as a seat, is inscribed, denon direxit. 4isa>iiii:i;'' fecit. Ej- 
 ergue. l'an iv. de bonaparte l'instruction pub\ est or- 
 ganisee. {p.m) 
 
 61. Flate XXIX. napoleon bonaparte premier consul. 
 Bust of the First Consul. On the lower part of the bust, andrieu fecit. 
 
 Reverse, retablissement du cllte. Religion sitting in a 
 mournful attitude near a church in ruins ; her attributes, a book of 
 prayers, crucifix, and shrine, are lying on the ground. France, repre- 
 sented as a female figure, holding in one hand the symbol of Wisdom, a 
 mirror, in which a serpent views itself; with the other, assists Religion to 
 rise. In the back ground, a shield and sword suspended on the consular 
 fasces, indicate the return of Peace ; a cock, emblem of Vigilance, stands 
 on the top of the shield. On the left hand, the church of Notre Dame, 
 in Paris. Exergue, ^v. win germinal an x. andrieu fecit, (p.m) 
 
 On the 18"' April, 1802, (18 Germinal) the Concordat between 
 France and the court of Rome was sanctioned by the Legislative Body, 
 and the law respecting the organization of public worship was passed. 
 
 63. Plate XXVI. napoleon bonaparte, premier consul
 
 24 
 DE LA REP. F, Bust of the First Consul. Above, a star. Underneath, 
 
 DUPRE. 
 
 Reverse, a jeanne d'arc. monument retabli a Orleans 
 l'an XI DE la rep'''^^^. Statue of Jeanne d'Arc, on a pedestal orna- 
 mented with bas-rehefs, and inscribed, a jeanne d'arc. In the field, 
 
 J. M. CHAPTAL M^^^. DE l'iNT". J. P MARET. PREFET. A. E. CRIGNON 
 DESORMEAUX MAIRE. GOIS FILS INV. DUPRE SCULP. 
 
 During the period of revolutionary fury, the monument erected at 
 Orleans in honour of Jeanne d'Arc was destroyed ; and the festival cele- 
 brated annually, on the day of the delivery of the city, by her valour, 
 was abolished. 
 
 The present Medal records the re-establishment of the monument, 
 and of the annual ceremony in 1803, by order of the 1st Consul. 
 
 63. Plate XIII. au premier consul bonaparte, vainq". 
 
 PACIFIC". MARSEILLE RECONNOISS ANTE. Bust of the First CoUSul. 
 
 poize f. under the bust, cambaceres et lebrun 2"". et S"". consuls. 
 
 CHAPTAL. MIN^ DE l'iNT*. 
 
 Reverse, an dix de la republique francaise. Bust of the 
 First Consul on the top of a column. The basement supporting the co- 
 lumn is a fountain, from which water issues by two lions' heads. E.v- 
 ergiie. erige PAn les soins de ciiarles de la croix. pref^. du 
 
 DEP'. 
 
 64. Tlate X. bonaparte, 1"". cons'. A vie. an x de la rep*. 
 Bust of the First Consul, poize, f. Exergue, cambaceres et 
 
 lebrun, 2*. FT 3'. consuls a vie. CHAPTAL, MINISTRE DE 
 L'iNTfcRl"". 
 
 Reverse. en ouvrant le canal d'arles, bonaparte 
 
 kPARCNE AUX NAVIGATEURS LES PERILS DES DOUCHES DU RH&NE
 
 25 
 
 > I 
 
 IL KEPARF, L ERREUR DE LA NATURE. CReTET CONSEILLER D KTAT, 
 DIR". DES TRAVAUX publics, CHARLES DE LA CROIX PREF^. DU 
 
 DEP^ 
 
 The Canal of Aries, commenced in 1804, conveyed a branch of the 
 Rhone from that city to Port du Bouc ; by means of this canal, vessels 
 avoided the dangerous navigation of the mouth of the river. 
 
 65. P/a^e XIV. napoleoni bonaparte primario r. p. g. con- 
 suLi PERPETuo. " To Napolcon Bonaparte, First Consul for Life of the 
 French Republic." Head of Bonaparte. Underneath, a ndrieu f. 
 
 Reverse, locupletatori OALLiiE. " To the Benefactor of 
 France." Minerva, holding an olive branch, shews to the Nymph of the 
 Durance, the place where the first stone was placed for the new bridge, 
 over her stream. The Nymph is seated at the foot of the mountain from 
 which the river flows ; she rests one hand on her urn, and the other on a 
 wheel. On the ground, are a compass, and various instruments for the 
 construction of the bridge, andrieu f. Exergue, ponte druen- 
 
 Tl^ DECRETO ET INCCEPTO A. XI. J. A. CIIAPTAL REGIM. INTER. ADM. 
 
 M, A. BOURDON VALCL. PR^F. " Bridge ovcr the Durance, decreed and 
 '* commenced in the 11th year, I. A. Chaptal, Minister of the Interior. 
 " M. A. Bourdon, Prefect of Vaucluse." 
 
 66. Plate XXVII. exteris providet napoleo suos re- 
 GENS. " Napoleon governing his own subjects, extends his care to fo- 
 reign nations." Head of Napoleon, laureated. Above, a star. Under- 
 neath, GATTEAUX. 
 
 Reverse, hiberni, angli, scoti, pro fide et litteris in 
 GALLIA hospites. " The Irish, English, and Scotch, receive hospi- 
 " tality in France for religion and education." 
 
 H
 
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 Jetton, struck on the occasion of the re-establishment of the Bri- 
 tish Roman CathoHc College in Paris. 
 
 67. Plate XVI. arme pour la paix. Head of Bonaparte with 
 a helmet. 
 
 Reverse. An Ibis, between a thunderbolt and lotus, a Bona- 
 parte. DENON. DIR. G. D. MUSEE. C. D. ARTS. 1803. (P-^^) 
 
 Struck by M. Denon in honour of Bonaparte, during the negocia- 
 tions which preceded the rupture of the treaty of Amiens. 
 
 68. Flate XIII. au 1^" consul bonaparte vainq". pacific". 
 MARSEILLE RECONNAiss ANTE. Bust of Bouapartc. POIZE F. Un- 
 derneath, CAMBACERES ET LE BRUN 2^ ET 3^ CONSULS. CHAPTAL 
 MI^■^ DE l'int". 
 
 Reverse, prix des jeux maritimes decernes le 14 juillet, 
 25 messidor an xi. par le conseiller d'etat thibeaudeau 
 
 PREFET DU DEPARTEMENT des BOUCHES DU RHONE. 
 
 69. Rlatc XXX. LE traite d'amiens rompu par l'angle- 
 terre EN MAI DE l'an 1803. The Enghsh Icopard tearing a scroll. 
 Exergue, denon direxit. jeuffroy fecit. 
 
 Reverse, l'iianovre occupe par l'armee FRANpAisE en juin 
 Di, l'an 1803. Victory on a horse in full speed, bearing a wreath of 
 laurel. Exergue, frappee avec l'argent des mines d'iianovre 
 
 l'an 4 DE BONAPARTE. (I'.M.J 
 
 There is a INIcdal which has on the obverse the head of Napoleon by 
 Drnz, and the same reverse as that here described : it was not struck at 
 the Paris Mint, but in England, by some person who had procured old 
 dies, laid aside as unfit for service.
 
 70. Vlate XXX. Head of Bonaparte. Underneath, jeuffroy 
 
 FECIT 1803. DENON DIR. G. D. MUSEE C. D. ARTS. 
 
 Reverse, aux arts la vie to ire. The statue of the Venus of 
 Medicis. Underneath, l'an iv du consulat de bonaparte. (pm.j 
 
 Medal presented by M. Denon to Napoleon, on his visit to the 
 Museum. 
 
 71. Plate XXV. au soulagement de l'iiumanite. The ser- 
 pent of iEsculapius entwined round a retort, with various vegetable and 
 mineral substances used in medicine, b re net. Exergue, denon 
 
 DIREXIT. 
 
 Reverse. A wreath of various medicinal herbs. The vacant space 
 in the centre, is intended for the name of the student to whom the School 
 
 of Medicine adjudged a prize, (p- m.) 
 
 This Medal commemorates the establishment of the new School of 
 Pharmacy, by the law of the 11th April, 1803. 
 
 72. Rlate XVI. Head of the First Consul, resembling that of Au- 
 gustus. Underneath, brenet. denon direxit. 
 
 a la fortune conservatrice. Fortune, seated on a ship, 
 is guided by the star of Bonaparte. Exergue, brenet. l'an 4 de 
 
 BONAPARTE. (p.M.) 
 
 This Medal was struck during the preparations of the expedition 
 against England. The author seems to have had in view, the following- 
 invocation to Fortune : — 
 
 Serves iturum Cajsarem in ultimos 
 
 Orbis Britannos. Hor. lib. i. Od. 35. 
 
 73. Plate XXIV. napoleon bonaparte primus cons.
 
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 REiP. GALL. Laureated head of the First Consul. Underneath, lavy. 
 
 Reverse, subalpinis imperio gallorum sociatis. " Tlie 
 
 Piedniontese associated to the French Empire." A wreath of laurel, in 
 
 the centre, vota publica. " Public wishes." Exergue, athen^um 
 
 ET ACADEMIA TAUR. AN. XI. A REP. CONSTITUTA. " Athcnseum and 
 
 Academy of Turin, established the xith year of the Republic." 
 
 Medal struck by the Academy of Turin, to commemorate the incor- 
 poration of Piedmont with France, in 1803. 
 
 *73. Plate XXIX. bonaparte premier consul de la re- 
 PUBLIQUE FRANCAisE. Bust of the First Consul in an embroidered 
 coat. On the lower part of the bust, h.auguste. 
 
 Reverse, la ville de lille au premier consul. In the cen- 
 tre. AMOUR, FiDELiTE, RECONNOissANCE. Underneath, ARRETE DU 
 
 CONSEIL MUNICIPAL DU XIX GERMINAL AN XI. 9 AVRIL 1803. 
 
 74. Plate XV. l'armee d'hanovre a napoleon empereur 
 DES FRANpAis 1804. Two branches of oak, and a crown of stars. 
 
 Reverse, des mines et usines du iiarz protegees pendant 
 LA GUERRE. Bctwccn two branclics of laurcl. Above, two cross ham- 
 mers, and gluck auf, •' Cheer up." Exclamation used by miners when 
 they discover a new vein of metal. 
 
 75. Plate XXVIII. napoleon premier, emperetju des 
 FRANfAis. Bust of thc Empcror. On the lower part, andrieu, f. A 
 wreath of laurel encircling the whole. 
 
 Reverse, museum central erige a gap par les soins de m". 
 
 LA DOUCETTE PREFET. Ill tllO CCUtrC. DEP^. DES Il^^ ALPES. 
 CET.kDIFICE A Lte ELEVE EN l'aN XII. AVEC LES FONDS OFFERTS**
 
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 ET FAITS PAR LES COMMUNES, 1804, l'aN PREMIER DE l'eMPEREUR. 
 
 on each side of the date 1804, a small medal. 
 
 76. Flate XXVIII. a napoleon bonaparte l'empereur 
 ET LEHEROs DEs ERANCAis. Head of the Empcior. Underneath, ii. 
 auguste. 
 
 Reverse, i. c. f. ladoucette prefet au nom du departement 
 DES HAUTES ALPEs. An obelisk. Exergue, le mont genevre 
 
 OUVERT,22 GERMINAL. AN XIII. 12 AVRIL MDCCCIV. 
 
 Medal, commemorative of the new road, leading from Gap to Fe- 
 nestrelles, over Mount Genevre, one of the Alpine chain. 
 
 77- P/f/^e XXX. Laureated head of Napoleon, andrieu f. 
 
 Reverse. A view of the entrance to the Museum of the Louvre, 
 terminated by the hall and group of Laocoon ; over the entrance, r. f. 
 " Republique Francaise." Exergue, musee napoleon. — denon di- 
 
 EEX. ANDRIEU F. (p. Jll.) 
 
 * 77. Plate XXX. Same head as the preceding. 
 
 Reverse. Another view of the same Museum ; over the entrance, 
 
 SALLE DE l'aPOLLON. ExergUC. MUSEE NAPOLEON. DENON DI- 
 REX. ANDRIEU F. (p. lU) 
 
 There are some Medals without the head of Napoleon, and having 
 on each side one of the views of the Museum. 
 
 78. P/a^e XXXI. Head of Bonaparte crowned with laurel, an- 
 drieu F. 
 
 B.everse. auspice napoleoxe gallia renovata. " Under 
 the auspices of Napoleon, France renovated." The Star of the legion of 
 
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 honour, encircled by a wreath of laurel and oak. In the centre of the 
 star, a circle, in which is an eagle holding a thunderbolt, with the motto. 
 
 HONNEUR ET PATRIE. Exergue. DENON DIREX. JALEY F. {p.u) 
 
 Medal intended to commemorate the creation of the Order of the 
 Legion of Honour, by a decree of the Legislative Body, of the 19th 
 April, 1802. 
 
 79- Flate XXIIL napoleon empereur. Laurelled head oi 
 Napoleon. Exergue, denon direx. andrieu f. 
 
 Reverse. Mont Blanc represented as an old man of colossal size, 
 blind with age, in a crouching attitude, holding before him enormous 
 rocks, from whence two rivers flow, and his head involved in the clouds. 
 In the rock under his right hand, is a cavern, where two miners are at 
 work, brenet. f. denon d. Exergue, ecole des mines du 
 
 MONT BLANC, (p. M.) 
 
 A few Medals in silver, bear on the edge, argent des mines de 
 
 PESEY, AN XIII. 
 
 This Medal commemorates the establishment of a School of Mine- 
 ralogy, in the Department of Mont Blanc. The figure of Mont Blanc 
 is imitated from the statue of the Appennine, that is seen in the gar- 
 den of Pratolino, near Florence, and is commonly attributed to Michael 
 Angclo. 
 
 80. Plate XXXI. iionneur legionaire aux braves des 
 ARMEEs. The Emperor laureated, and sitting in a curulc chair on a 
 suggestus, distriinitcs the decorations of the Legion of Honour to four 
 soldiers of diflercnt corps; behind the Emperor are two attendants hold- 
 ing the decorations to be distributed. Exergue, a Boulogne le
 
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 XXVIII THERM AN XIII. XVI AOUT MDCCCIV. DENON D. JEUF- 
 FROY F, 
 
 Reverse. A plan of the position of the army on this occasion, 
 with numbers referring to the explanation in the exergue. Exergue. 
 
 SERMENT DE l'aRMEE d'aNGLETERRE A l'eMPEREUR NAPOLEON. 
 N°. 1. CAVALLERIE. 2. I NF ANTERIE. 3. GENEREAUX. 4. DRAPEAUX. 
 5. LEGIONNAIRES. 6. G ARDE DE l'eM PER"""". 7- MUSICl"'''. p/. T^^""'' 
 8. E^' M""- D'- C'- 9. E^ M"''- G'"'^- 10. LE TRONE. JALEY F. (p.M.) 
 
 The chair on which the Emperor sat on this occasion, was that of 
 Dagobert, preserved in the Cabinet of Antiquities of the Imperial Li- 
 brary. The back was taken off to give it the form of a curule chair. At 
 the same time, the decorations previous to being delivered, were pre- 
 sented to Napoleon in the shield and helmet of Bayard and Duguesclin. 
 
 81. Flate XXX. napoleon empereur. Head of Napoleon 
 ci'owned with laurel, j. p. droz. f. 
 
 Reverse, en l'an iv. 2000 barques sont construites. Her- 
 cules binding the British leopard. Exergue, denon direxit. 1804. 
 (p.m.) 
 
 This type is imitated from an ancient gem representing Hercules 
 and Cerberus. 
 
 82. Plate XXV. napoleon empereur. Statue of Napoleon, 
 with the toga and laurel, crown, holding a scroll, brenet f. denon d. 
 
 Reverse, en l'an xii le code civil est decrete. Figure of 
 the Minerva of Velletri, taken from the statue in the Museum of the 
 Louvre, brenet f. denon d. (p.m.) 
 
 The code Napoleon was terminated in 1804. The 24th March, 
 1804, the Legislative Body, previous to its adjournment, decreed, that a
 
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 statue of Napoleon should be erected in the middle of the hall of its sit- 
 tings, as a testimony of the public gratitude for the new code. This 
 statue, executed by Chaudet, is represented on the obverse of the pre- 
 sent Medal. 
 
 There is a different die of this medal, in which the head of the 
 statue is front-faced. 
 
 83. Plate XXXII. napoleon empereur. Laureated head. 
 
 DENON DIR. ANDRIEU F. 
 
 Reverse, le senat et le peuple. Napoleon, in his imperial 
 robes, holding a sceptre and the sword of Charlemagne, is elevated on 
 a shield, supported by two figures, representing the senate and the 
 people. Behind the former is a book inscribed lois. Behind the latter 
 a plough. Exergue, an xiii. dengn. dir. jeuefroy f. (p.m.) 
 
 84. 85. 86. Tlatc XXXII. Same head and reverse, of three difier- 
 ent sizes. 
 
 Medals of the four ditl'erent sizes described, were struck to comme- 
 morate the coronation of Napoleon, which took place on the 2d of De- 
 cember, 1 804. Those of the third first sizes, in gold and silver, Avere given 
 to persons a\ ho assisted at the ceremony, accoiding to their rank. The 
 small medals were thrown by the heralds among the people. As great 
 numbers of medals were struck on this occasion, dies engraved by differ- 
 ent artists were used. 
 
 87. Vlate XXXI. Pius vii p. i\i. hospes neapolionis imp. 
 '• Pius VII. Sovereign Pontif. guest of the Emperor Napoleon." Bust of 
 the Pope, with the triple tiara, and his j)ontifical robes. 
 
 Reverse, imperatok sacuatus, " The Emperor consecrated."
 
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 A view of the metropolitan church of Notre Dame. In the field, mona- 
 gram containing the initials of the name of the Virgin Mary. Exergue. 
 
 PARISIIS II DEC. M.DCCCIV. XI. FRIM. AN. XIII. DENON DIR. JA- 
 LEY F. (p.m.) 
 
 88. Plate XXXII. neapolio imperator. Laureated head. 
 
 GALLE FECIT. 
 
 Reverse, tutela praesens. (Horat. Carm. lib. iv. Od, 13.) The 
 Emperor, in ancient Roman costume, holding a sceptre, and seated in 
 a curule chair, receives the address of the city of Paris, represented as a 
 turreted female. Behind her is the fore part of a ship, (emblem of the 
 city of Paris) guided by a genius, who is directed in his course by the 
 star of Napoleon. Exergue, epvlvm solemne imperatoris in 
 CURIA URBANA. FRIM. A. XIII. " Solemn entertainment given to the 
 Emperor at the Hotel de Ville. Frimaire, 13th year." prudon del. 
 
 JEUFFROY FEC. (p.M.) 
 
 Medal commemorative of the magnificent entertainment given to 
 the Emperor and Empress on the occasion of the coronation. 
 
 89. P^a^e XXXII. napoleon.— Josephine. Two heads joined 
 in profile, brenet. 
 
 Reverse, fixa perennis in alto sedes. "His seat is fixed 
 eternally on high." Eagle with spread wings, and holding branches of 
 laurel, stands on the summit of a rock. On one of the stones, brenet. 
 Exergue, fetes du couronnement donnees a l'hotel de ville. 
 an XIII. (p.m.) 
 
 m 
 
 90. Plate XXXIII. napoleon empereur. Laureated head. 
 
 DENON DIR. DROZ FECIT. 
 
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 Reverse, drapeaux donnes a l'armee far napoleon. The 
 Emperor, standing on a suggestus, presents standard-eagles to various 
 corps of the army, and receives their oath of allegiance. Exergue, au 
 
 CHAMP DE MARS LE 14 FRIM. AN XIII. DENON DIR. JEUFFROY F, 
 
 {p.m.) 
 
 When Napoleon assumed the imperial dignity, he adopted the 
 eagle as emblem of the empire, and gave to the army new standards, 
 surmounted by an eagle. The ceremony took place on the 5th Decem- 
 ber, 1804, in the Champ de Mars at Paris. 
 
 91. Tlate XXXII. napoleon empereur des FRANfAis. Head 
 of Napoleon. 
 
 Reverse, honneur et patrie. The imperial crown, sceptre, 
 and mantle, on an altar. Exergue, cour.onne ii frim. an xiii. 
 
 Jetton intended to be thrown among the people during the festivals- 
 of the coronation. 
 
 92. Plate XXIX. The Mint (La Monuoye, the goddess Moneta 
 of the Romans) personified, presents a medal to Clio, the muse of His- 
 tory, who records it on her tablet. Between the two figures, a press for 
 coining, and on the ground a hammer and various implements for the 
 same use. On the base of the press, factis prorogat jevum. " Time 
 prolonged by events." denon d. andrieu f. Exergue, mdcociv.. 
 
 Reverse. A laurel wreath. (i\m.) 
 
 93. Rlate XXIX. napoleon empereur et roi. Head of Na- 
 poleon. ANDRIEU F. 
 
 Reverse, ^sculapius taking under his protection Venus, whose fi- 
 gure is imitated from the Mediccan statue. On ha* left arm is a ban-
 
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 dage. In the field, on the left side, is a cow ; and on the right, a lancet 
 and glass tube containing the virus, andrieu f. denon d. Eaer- 
 
 gUe. LA VACCINE. MDCCCIV. (p.m.) 
 
 Medal to commemorate the introduction of Vaccination into France, 
 and the establishment of a society for its promvdgation. 
 
 94. Plate XXXVI. bonte de titus, sagesse ue m. aurele, 
 GENIE DE CHARLES M. Napolcon crowncd, and clad in his imperial 
 robes, stands on a shield, raised and supported by four warriors. On 
 one side, a cannon; on the other, a hydra with many heads, vomiting dag- 
 gers. Exergue, au nom du plus grand des heros fremit l'hy- 
 
 DRE BRITANNIQUE. MERLEN F. 
 
 Reverse. In a crown of laurel. napoLeon bonaparte Le treS 
 gLorIeVX et TRfes aVgVste eMpereVr. se faIt saCrer et oIn- 
 Dre A parIspar pIe VII soVVerain pontIfe. Exergue, ii de- 
 
 CEMB, MDCLLLXVVVVVVVIIIIIIIII. 
 
 Medal commemorative of the coronation, by F. Merlen. The letters 
 of the reverse, that are more elevated than the rest of the inscription, 
 form collected, the year 1804. 
 
 95. Plate XXXI. Same head and inscription as No. 87- 
 Reverse, en janvier mdcccv. s. s. pie vii a. visite la mon- 
 
 NAiE DES MEDAiLLEs. Ovcr the inscription, the canopy, emblem of 
 pontifical dignity ; under the inscription, the keys of St. Peter, (p.m.) 
 
 96. Plate XXXIII. napoleon empi;reur. Laureated head. 
 Underneath, denon dir. andrieu f- 
 
 Reverse, napoleon roi d'italie. The Crown presented by 
 Agilulfus, King of the Lombards, to the church of St. John atMonza.
 
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 On the lower circle, AGiLULFvs GRATIA DEI gloriosvs rex. Exer- 
 gue. COURONNE A MILAN LE XXIII MAI MDCCCV. DENON D'^. JA- 
 LEY F. (p.m) 
 
 * 96. Plate XXIX. Same type, but from a different die; the in- 
 scription on the lower circle of the crown bears agilvlfvs gratia dei 
 
 VIR GLOR^^ REX. (p.M.) 
 
 97. Plate XXXIII. NAPOLEO GALLORUM IMPERATOR ITALIC 
 
 REX. Laureated head. 
 
 Reverse, vltro. " Voluntarily." Italy, holding a cornucopia, 
 places the iron crown on the head of Napoleon, represented in the cos- 
 tume of a Roman senator in the act of swearing to observe the constitu- 
 tion, which is lying on an altar. In the field, on one side a caduceus, and 
 on the other a helmet, emblems of war and peace. Exergue, d. xxiii 
 
 MAII A. MDCCCV. 
 
 *97. Plate XXXVIII. napoleone re d'italia. Head of 
 Napoleon with the iron crown. Underneath, la zecca di milano 
 
 MAGGIO MDCCCV. 
 
 Reverse, divenute compagne nell' ordine nella fede 
 nella prosperita. Five shields, with arms of the five states compos- 
 ing the kingdom of Italy ; the Milanese, the Venetian, the Legations, the 
 Modenese, the Novarrese with the Valtcline. 
 
 Medal struck by the mint of Milan, on the same occasion as the pre- 
 ceding. Napoleon appears, for the first time, with the iron crown of the 
 Lombard kings, supposed to be made from one of the nails of the true 
 cross, and to have been presented by Pope Gregory the Great to Theo- 
 dolinda.
 
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 98. Plate XVIII. napoleon empereur. Laureated head. 
 Underneath, denon dir. droz f. 
 
 Reverse, napoleon aux manes de desaix. Funereal Monu- 
 ment ornamented with a bas-reUef, representing the death of Gen. De- 
 saix. Exergue. V. pierre posee par l'empereur le 24 prai, an 
 
 XIII. (P-M.) 
 
 99. Flate XVIII. Same head and inscription as the prece- 
 ding. 
 
 Reverse. Wreath of laurel and olive branches, in the centre, le 
 
 XXV. PRAIRIAL AN. XIII. XIV. JUIN MDCCCV. NAPOLEON POSE LA I^ 
 PIERRE DU TOMBEAU DE DESAIX AU MONT ST. BERNARD. (p.M.) 
 
 The first stone of this Monument, in honour of General Desaix, 
 was laid on Mount St. Bernard, on the 14th of June, anniversary of 
 the battle of Marengo, and of the death of the General. There are some 
 Medals without the head of Napoleon, uniting the two reverses of No. 
 98 and 99. 
 
 100. Plate XXXIII. imp. napoleon, p. f. a. rex ital. Bust 
 of Napoleon, with the imperial mantle, and the grand decoration of the 
 legion of honour. Underneath, h. vassallo. f. 
 
 Reverse, felici faustoq. adventui, " To the happy and for- 
 tunate Entry." A bust of Janus, (emblem of the city of Genoa) placed 
 on a rostral column, to which is affixed a shield with the arms of the city. 
 Various emblems of the arts and sciences are placed on each side. 
 Exergue, iii ka l. jul.mdcccv. s. p.q. ligur. 
 
 Medal struck to celebrate the arrival of Napoleon in Genoa, on the 
 29th June, 1805, after the incorporation of the Ligurian Republic with 
 France. 
 
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 101. Plate XXIX. NAPOLEON EMP. ET ROi. Laurcatcd head. 
 On the lower part, andrieu f. 
 
 Reverse. Napoleon receiving the submission of Liguria, represent- 
 ed as a female with a ducal crown : near her is the prow of a vessel, 
 allusive to the maritime situation of the Republic. Behind Napoleon, 
 the imperial eagle, brenet f. denon d. Exergue, la ligurie 
 
 REUNIE A LA FRANCE MDCCCV. (p. M.) 
 
 The Ligurian Repubhc was incorporated with France, June the 
 4th, 1805. 
 
 It should be remarked here, with respect to the Medals of the Paris 
 Mint, that from this period, the same reverse is found with heads by 
 different artists, but particularly by Droz and Andrieu. 
 
 102. P/a/e XXIX. Same head and inscription as the preceding. 
 
 Reverse, ecoles de medicine, -^i^sculapius, with his usual at- 
 tributes, and his son Telesphorus standing by him. Exergue, denon 
 direx. jouannin. {p.m) 
 
 103. Plate XXXIV. napoleon empereur et roi. Laureated 
 head. On the lower part, dropj fecit. Underneath, denon direxit. 
 mdcccvi. 
 
 Reverse, l'empereur commande la grande armee. The 
 Imperial throne, on which isthe mantle and sceptre. Before it, is an eagle, 
 and above a thunderbolt, brenet f. denon d. Exergue, levee 
 
 DU camp de BOULOGNE LE XXIV AOUT MDCCCV. PASSAGE DU RHIN 
 LE XXV SEP^. MDCCCV. (p.M.) 
 
 104. Plate XXXIV. Same head and inscription as No. 103. 
 Reverse. Napoleon on horseback, haranguing his army on a
 
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 bridge. Victory descending, presents a palm-branch and laurel crown 
 to Napoleon. Under the bridge, a river god holding an urn inscribed 
 xech: Exergue, allocution a l'armee, l'armee fait serment 
 
 DE VAINCRE, XII OCTOBRE MDCCCV. DENON DIR. (p.M.) 
 
 105. Plate XXXIV. Same head and inscription as No. 103. 
 Reverse. The Emperor in a car drawn by two horses with great 
 
 rapidity, is crowned by Victory. Under the horses, are two turreted female 
 figures, kneeling in a suppliant attitude. Exergue, xvii octobre 
 
 MDCCCV. CAriTULATlOiN d'ut,M. T»P. M KMJM INGEN, LX MILLEPRISON- 
 NIERS. JALEY F. den. DIR. (p.M.) 
 
 106. Plate XXXIV. Same head and inscription as No. 103. 
 Reverse. Two female figures, representing Vienna and Presbourg, 
 
 kneeling, present the keys of the cities to Napoleon, represented as Her- 
 cules. Exergue, prise de vienne et de presbourg, mdcccv. 
 
 DENON D. GALLE F. (p.M.) 
 
 107. PlateXXXlY. napoleo i. gall. imp. ital. rex. ger- 
 MANicus ruthenicus. Head of Napoleon, with a helmet richly orna- 
 mented. On the lower part of the head, l. m. initials of Lingi Manfre- 
 dini. 
 
 Reverse, vindobona capta, anno mdcccv. " Vienna taken." 
 A female figure sitting on the ground in an attitude of profound grief, 
 near a trophy of Austrian spoils. Exergue, mediolani. 
 
 Medal struck at Milan, to celebrate the capture of Vienna. 
 
 108. Plate XXXIV. Same head and inscription as No. 103. 
 Reverse. Napoleon clad in armour, holding in one hand a figure of
 
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 Victory, and in the other, a standard surmounted by a figure of Jupiter, 
 and inscribed n. In the field, les autrichiens vaincus. les dra- 
 
 PEAUX FRANfAIS REPRIS. BRENET F. DENON D. Exevgue. IN- 
 SPRUCK LE XVI BRUMAIRE AN XIV. MDCCCV. {p.m) 
 
 109. Flate XXXIV. Same head and inscription as No. 103. 
 Reverse, bataille d'austerlitz. Thunderbolt, on its summit 
 
 is a small statue of Napoleon, holding a globe and sceptre. Underneath, 
 
 II DEC. MDCCCV. XI PRIM. AN XIV. JALEY P. (p.m.) 
 
 This is the last medal of the series, on which mention is made of the 
 Republican calendar, established by a decree of the Convention the 5th 
 of October, 1793, for the execrable purpose of effacing all traces of 
 Christianity in France. By a decree of the Senate of the 9th of Sep- 
 tember, 1805, to be in force on the 1st of January, 1806, this calendar 
 was abolished. 
 
 110. Plate XXXV. bataille d'austerlitz. Laureated head 
 of Napoleon. On the lower part, andrieu p. Underneath, 11 de- 
 
 CEMBRE MDCCCV. 
 
 Reverse. Alexandre i. prancois ii. Opposite heads of the 
 two Emperors, andrieu p. denon d. (p. m.) 
 
 111. Plate XXXV. Same head and inscription as No. 103. 
 Reverse. The Emperor Napoleon, and the Emperor Francis 11. 
 
 are represented standing and conversing. Between them is a French 
 standard, inscribed n. and two standards are lying on the ground at their 
 feet. Exergue, entrevue de l'emp. napoleon et de l'emp. 
 
 prancois II. A URCHITZ LE IV. DECEMBRE MDCCCV. ANDRIEU P. 
 DENON D. (p.m.)
 
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 112. Plate XXXVII. pannonia stiracta. *' Pannonia sub- 
 dued." The Emperor Napoleon in armour, crowned with laurel, and 
 holding a branch of the same, stands on a platform (suggestus) and re- 
 ceives the congratulatory address of the two Mayors of the city of Paris. 
 Behind Napoleon is Prince Murat, clad in armour. Under the platform 
 is a Nymph reclining on her urn, which is inscribed schoenbrunn. 
 Under the Mayors, GALLE F. Exergue, aediles paris imp nea- 
 
 POLIONI A VICTORIA REDVCI IN SVBVRBANO CAESARVM GRATES 
 
 AGVNT. PR. ID. DECEMBR. MDCCcv. " The Mayors of Paris congratu- 
 late the Emperor Napoleon on his return victorious in the suburban villa 
 of the Caesars, 11th December, 1805." 
 
 Rever'se. de germanis. Over the Germanis, Fame advancing 
 with rapid motion, sounding a trumpet and bearing a scroll, on which is 
 inscribed, imp vrbi svae. " The Emperor to his city." On the 
 ground are standards, cannon, and other military spoils, brenet f. 
 Exergue, primitiae belli arma et signa militaria e manvbiis 
 vertingens civitati donata VI ID OCT. MDCCcv. " The first 
 fruits of war, arms and standards from the spoils of Vertingen, presented 
 to the city the 10th of October, 1805. (p.m.) 
 
 On the 11th of December, 1805, a deputation from the Prefect and 
 Mayors of Paris, presided by M. Duport, sent to congratulate the Em- 
 peror Napoleon on the success of the campaign, was received by him in 
 the palace of Schoenbrun, the summer residence of the Emperor of 
 Austria, about two miles distant from Vienna. 
 
 The reverse alludes to the affair of the 8th of October, at Westirgon, a 
 small town, fourteen miles distant from Augsbourg, and thirty from Ulm; 
 where Prince Murat defeated and made prisoners twelve battalions of 
 Austrian grenadiers, with all their artiller}^ baggage, &c. On the 10th of 
 the same month the Emperor wrote to the Prefect and Mayors of Paris, 
 
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 informing them of the victory, and presenting to the city of Paris the 
 eight standards and two pieces of the cannon taken in the action ; adding, 
 that he hoped the present would be more acceptable to the inhabitants, 
 as it was the result of a victory obtained by the Governor of Paris. 
 
 113. Plate XXXV. Obverse. Same as No. 103. 
 
 Reverse. Temple of Janus quadriformis dedicated by Augustus in 
 the Forum. On the summit is a bust of Janus, and on the pediment, 
 
 TEMPLUM JANI. ExergUe. PAIX DE PRESBOURG XXVI DECEMBRE 
 MDCCCV. ANDRIEU F. DENON D". (p. M.) 
 
 114. Tlate XXXIV. Obverse. Same as No. 103. 
 
 Reverse, actions df. graces pour la paix. Perspective view 
 of the cathedral church of St. Stephen, in Vienna, where Te Deum was 
 sung on the conclusion of the treaty of Presbourg. denon d. an- 
 DRiEu F. Exergue, ordonnees a vienne par l'empereur na- 
 poleon LE XXVIII. DE DECEMBRE MDCCCV. (p.m.) 
 
 115. PlateXXXY. Obverse. Same as No. 103. 
 
 Reverse. Bridge of Rialto at Venice ; above, a Gondola and two fish- 
 es. Exergue, venise rendue a l'italie, xxvi decembre mdcccv. 
 
 BRENET F. DENON D. (p.M.) 
 
 By the treaty of Presbourg, the city of Venice was ceded to the king- 
 dom of Italy. 
 
 116. Plate XXXIII. elisa napol. aug. soror et felix i. 
 PRiNcc. lucae et plumbini. Opposite heads of the Prince and 
 Princess, santarelli f. 
 
 Reverse, acad. lucensium napoleonea instituta a. mdccc
 
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 V. FELiciTER. " Napolcon Academy founded at Lucca In the year 
 1805, under happy auspices." A laurel wreath, in the centre, dignio- 
 RiBUS MUNERANDis. " A reward to the most deserving." 
 
 Premium medal of the Academy of the Fine Arts of Lucca, of the 
 most beautiful execution by Santarelli. 
 
 Princess Eliza, sister of Napoleon, and her husband, Felix Bac- 
 ciochi, were made sovereigns of I^ucca and Piombino, in the year 
 1805. 
 
 117. Plate XVIII. napoleo imperator et rex. an ii. 
 MDCccv. Laureated head. Underneath, andrieu f. 
 
 Reverse. pontem rhodani feliciore situ restituit. 
 *' He rebuilds the bridge over the Rhone in a more eligible situation." 
 View of a bridge ; on one side, part of the city of Avignon and the pa- 
 lace of the Popes ; on the other side, part of the town of Villeneuve. 
 At the foot of the bridge is a trophy in honour of the Emperor ; Victory, 
 hovering in the air, bears a palm-branch, and points to the new 
 bridge, andrieu f. Exergue, j. b. champagni primario regim. 
 
 INT. ADMINISTRO. M. A. BOURDON VALCL. PRAEFECTO. "J. B. 
 
 Champagny, Minister of the Interior. M. A. Bourdon, Prefect of 
 Vaucluse." 
 
 The bridge over the Rhone, uniting the two cities of Avignon and 
 Villeneuve, and the two departments of Vaucluse and of the Gard, had 
 been carried away by the violence of the river. It was rebuilt in a more 
 ehgible situation in 1805 ; on which occasion the present medal was en- 
 graved by order of the inhabitants of Avignon. 
 
 118. Plate XXXV. Obverse. Same as No. 103. 
 
 Reverse, temple d'auguste a pola. The front of a temple orna-
 
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 mented with four Corinthian columns. On the frieze, romje, et ciESARi 
 
 AUGUSTO. BRENET F. DENON D. ExergU€. l'iSTRIE CONQUISE 
 AN MDCCCVI. (f.M.) 
 
 The province of Istria was ceded to France by the treaty of Pres- 
 bourg. The temple represented is that still seen at Pola. 
 
 119. P/a^e XXXV. Ok-er^e. Same as No. 103. 
 
 'Reverse, temple de jupiter a spalatro. brenet f. denon d. 
 A temple of octagon form, surrounded by a colonnade. Exergiie. la dal- 
 
 MATIE CONQUISE EN MDCCCVI PAR LA PAIX DE PRESBOURG. (p.il.) 
 
 Dalmatia was also ceded to France by the treaty of Presbom-g. 
 
 120. Flate XXXV. Obverse. Same as No. 103. 
 
 Reverse. A bull with a human head, crowned by a winged female 
 figure. Under the bull, a head of Vulcan, brenet f. denon d. 
 Exergue, conquete de Naples, mdcccvi. (p.m.) 
 
 The type of the reverse is taken from the ancient coins of the city of 
 Naples. The head of Vulcan, under the bull, alludes to the volcano of 
 Vesuvius. The French army entered Naples on the 15th February, 1806, 
 under the command of Prince Joseph, afterwai'ds made king. 
 
 121. P/«^e XXXV. Obverse. Same as No. 103. 
 
 Reverse. The imperial throne supported by eagles; on it, is placed 
 the sceptre and mantle ; before it, a table, on which are several crowns 
 and sceptres. Three crowns are lying on the ground, at the foot of the 
 table. In the air, is an eagle holding the fasces. Exergue, souve- 
 
 RAINETES DONNEES MDCCCVI. ANDRIEU F. DENON D. (p.m.) 
 
 The I6th of February, I8O6, Napoleon adopted as his son Prince 
 Eugene Bcauharnois, and declared him heir to the throne of Italy, in
 
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 case of failure of male issue. The 4th of March, he adopted a niece of 
 the Empress Josephine, and gave her in marriage to the Electoral Prince 
 of Baden. The 20th March, Prince Joachim Murat was created Grand 
 Duke of Cleves and Berg. The 30th March, Joseph Napoleon was de- 
 clared King of Naples. The Dutchy of Guastalla was given to Princess 
 Pauline Borghese, and the principality of Neufchatel to Berthicr. The 
 5th of June, Louis was proclaimed King of Holland, Talleyrand Prince 
 of Benevento, and Bernadotte, Prince of Ponte Corvo. 
 
 The crowns thrown on the ground allude to the expulsion of the 
 kings of Naples and Sardinia from their dominions, and the destruction 
 of the Doge of Venice. 
 
 122. Plate XXXV. Obverse. Same as No. 103. 
 
 Reverse. Two figures joining hands. Behind the one, c. f. louis 
 DE BADE. Behind the other, sti:phanie napoleon. Over their 
 heads, the letter n, surrounded with rays. Exergue, alliance, mdcccvi. 
 
 ANDRIEU F. DENON D. (p. M.) 
 
 Medal to commemorate the marriage of the Prince of Baden with 
 a niece of the Empress Josephine, on the 7th of April, 1806. 
 
 123. Plate XXXVI. Obverse. Same as No. 103. 
 
 Reverse, colonne de la grande armee. Column surmounted 
 by a statue of Napoleon, and two buildings. Exergue, campagne de 
 MDCCCV. brenet f. denon d. (p.m) 
 
 This column, made with the brass cannon taken in the campaign 
 of 1805, was erected in the place Vendome in Paris, as a monument to 
 the glory of the Grand Army. 
 
 124. P/a<e XXXVI. Obverse. Same as No. 103. 
 
 N
 
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 Reverse. View of the triumphal arch erected on the Carousel be- 
 fore the palace of the Tuileries. On the summit, Napoleon in a car 
 drawn by the four celebrated antique horses taken from Venice. On 
 the frieze, napoleon i. empereur des francais et roi d'italie. 
 Exermie. aux armees. mdcccvi. brenet. f. fontaine arc. 
 
 DENON D. (p. 31.) 
 
 125. Plate XXXVI. napoleon emp. et roi. Bust of the 
 Emperor in uniform of the national guard. Over his head, a laurel 
 wreath. Underneath, denond. depaulisf. 
 
 Reverse. The Emperor, in his robes of state, receiving the tables 
 of the law, presented by a Jewish Rabbin kneeling before him. Behind 
 the Emperor, dupres. Exergue, grand sanhedrin. xxx mai 
 
 MDCCCVI. 
 
 A general meeting of the Jews from all parts of Europe was ap- 
 pointed by a decree of Napoleon, in date of the 30th of May, and 
 assembled on the 20th of October following, under the name of San- 
 hedrin. 
 
 The dies for this medal, intended to commemorate that event, were 
 prepared from the designs of M. Denon; but were never used. In the 
 year 1815, they fell into the hands of some private persons, who have 
 had medals struck from them. 
 
 The figure of the Rabbin, with horns on the forehead and a long 
 beard, is imitated from the statue of Moses, by Michael Angelo. 
 
 126. Plate XXXVI. Laureated head of Napoleon. Underneath, 
 
 JET FFROY F. DENON DIREXIT. 
 
 Reverse, descente EN angleterre. Hercules raising from the
 
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 ground, and strangling in his arms a figure, half man and half fish. 
 Exergue. riiAPPEE a londres en 1804. 
 
 It is generally supposed that Napoleon never had a real intention to 
 invade England, and that all his demonstrations to that effect, were 
 feints to cover other designs. It would, however, appear from this medal, 
 which could only have been executed under his immediate orders, that 
 he not only intended to attempt an invasion, but that with his usual con- 
 fidence in his fortune, he considered himself certain of success. What 
 the events were, that induced him to lay aside the project, we have yet to 
 learn from history. An article in the Monitor of the Ipth of April, 
 1804, which, from its style, is easily known to have been written by Na- 
 poleon himself, was published probably at the same time as the present 
 Medal, and may serve to fix its precise date, and that of the intended 
 invasion. 
 
 127. Ptoe XXXVI. NAPOLEON EMP. ET Roi. Laureated head 
 of the Emperor. On the lower part, droz f. Underneath, denon 
 
 DIREXIT. MDCCCVI. 
 
 Reverse, toto divisos orbe britannos. (Virgil Eclog. i. 
 vers. 67.) Same type as the preceding. Exergue, denon d. jeuf- 
 
 EROY FF. I8O6. 
 
 When the projected invasion was relinquished, the die of the preced- 
 ing medal became useless, but after the decrees of Milan and Berlin, 
 which declared the British isles in a state of blockade, the inscription was 
 altered. From reasons which cannot be now ascertained, few medals 
 from this die were struck, and they were never sold. 
 
 128. Plate XVI. brvnivs reip. gall, a consiliis. svpr. ital. 
 copiARDvx anno IX. " Biune, Ambassador from the French Re-
 
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 public, Commander-in-Chief of the Army of Italy/' Bust of Marshal 
 Brune. On the lower part, salvirch f. 
 
 Reverse, helvetico batavoce nomano, semper invicto ; hos- 
 
 TIBVS PVGATIS, CAESIS; CVMVLATIS AD MINCIVM ET AD ATHESIM TRI- 
 
 vMPHis ; libertatis adsertori, veronenses. " To the Helvetic, 
 the Batavian, the Cenoman, ever invincible, on the destruction and dis- 
 persion of the enemy, and numerous victories on the Mincio and Adige ; 
 to the protector of liberty, the inhabitants of Verona/' 
 
 Medal struck by the inhabitants of Verona, in honour of General 
 Brune, in 1801. 
 
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 129. Flate XXXVIII. le GfeN^^S kleber, ne en 1753. Bust 
 of General Kleber. Underneath, assassine au caire le 25 prai- 
 RiAL an 8. ■ 
 
 Heverse. surnome l'hercule FRANpAis pour sa stature et 
 
 SON INTREPIDITE IL BRAVA MILLE FOIS LA MORT DANS LES CAMPS 
 ET TOMBA AU CAIRE SOUS LE FER d'uN ASSASSIN. On the edge, 
 REVOLUTION FRANCAISE PAR LIENARD. AN. Q. N". 
 
 General Kleber was assassinated by an Arab, at Cairo, on the 14th 
 July 1800, the same day that the battle of Marengo was gained by Na- 
 poleon.
 
 COINS AND MEDALS OF STATES IN ALLIANCE 
 
 WITH FRANCE. , 
 
 130. Plate I. PRANCo-AMERiCANA coLONiA. A female head, 
 with a veil, mural crown, and wreath of laurel. Exergue, castorland. 
 Under the head, duv. initials of the engraver, Duvivier. 
 
 Reverse, salve magna parens frugum (Virg. Georg. lib. ii. 
 vers. 173). A female figure, holding in one hand a cornucopia, and in 
 the other a broken chain, stands near a sugar maple (acer saccharimimj, 
 from which a liquid substance issues, and falls into a vase placed under- 
 neath. Exergue. A castor, or beaver. 
 
 This medal was struck for the French colony of Castorland, name 
 given to Louisiana, since ceded to America by the treaty of 1802. 
 
 131. Plate XV, A civic crown. In the centre, ma jest as po- 
 
 PULI. 
 
 Reverse. Inscription: primus a condita republica conven- 
 
 TUS POPULI BATAVI. K AL. M ART. MDCCXCV I. B. C. V. GALKER F. EX 
 
 s. c. " First Assembly of the Batavian People, after the foundation 
 of the Republic; on the 1st of March, 1796. B. C. V. Galker (engraved 
 this Medal) by order of the Senate." 
 
 132. Plate II. ferdinandus iv. utriusque sicilije rex 
 p. F. A. (Pius Fehx Augustus.) Bust of the King of Naples in armour. 
 
 Reverse. militibus bene de gere ac patria meritis. 
 " To the warriors who deserve well of the king and country." A female 
 figure, placing a laurel wreath on the head of a young warrior. At her 
 feet, an eagle. Exergue, je. v. a. mdccxcvii. 
 
 Medal intended as a reward to the soldiers who should distinsuish 
 
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 themselves in the war against France, which was declared on the 24th 
 November, 1798. 
 
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 133. Plate XI. au roi d'etrurie. The fasces, scales and 
 sword of Justice, and a book inscribed code toscan. Underneath, 
 10 juiN 1801. 
 
 Reverse, a marie louise Josephine, A genius holding a rose, 
 at its feet, a cock. Exergue. 21 prairial an. 9- 
 
 In consequence of the treaty of Luneville, Tuscany was erected 
 into a kingdom, in favour of the infant Don Louis, son of the Duke of 
 Parma, and married to a daughter of the King of Spain. This medal 
 was struck during a visit of the new King and Queen of Etruria to 
 Paris. 
 
 134. Plate V. liberta eguaglianzA. Liberty standing 
 surrounded by various military spoils. On a plinth, z. v. (the fifth mint,) 
 and A. s. initials of the engraver. 
 
 Reverse, anno i. della liberta italiana. A crown of oak 
 in the centre, lire dieci venete. 1797- 
 
 New silver coin of the Venetian provisional government, established 
 on the 12th of May, 1797, after the French had taken possession of 
 the city. 
 
 135. Plate XX. The same, with small varieties. 
 
 136. Plate XV. Eagle, with spread wings, in the middle of a 
 civic crown, standing on the consular fasces, which are placed on an altar. 
 The front of the altar is ornamented with a cap of liberty and two dag- 
 gers (type of the coins of Brutus). Behind the altar are two standards >
 
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 on the one is inscribed, republic romana; and, on the other, r. t. 
 (French Republic.) 
 
 Reverse, giorno cue vale di tanti anni il pianto. In 
 the field, under the cap of Liberty, liberta romana xxvii piovoso 
 AN. VII. Underneath, t. m, initials of T. Mercandetti. 
 
 Medal struck at Rome, in 1799? by order of the Consuls and Senate, 
 to commemorate the first anniversary of the Roman Republic, proclaimed 
 on the 15th of February, 1798. (27 Pluviose.) 
 
 137. Flate XIII, repvblica romana. Figure of the Repub- 
 lic, with the attributes of Liberty. 
 
 Reverse. A civic crown. In the centre, scudo romano. 
 Silver crown of the new Roman Republic, in 1798. 
 
 138: Flate XXVJ. republica romana. Eagle with extended 
 wings holding a thunderbolt in its talons, and in its beak an olive 
 branch. Underneath, perugia a. vii. 
 
 Reverse. A crown of oak. In the centre, scudo. 
 
 Silver crown of the Roman Republic, struck at Perugia, in 1799- 
 
 139- PlateY. republica romana. The Consular fasces sur- 
 mounted by a cap of Liberty. 
 
 Reverse. In a crown of oak. duebaiocchi. 
 Copper coin of two Bayocs, of the same Republic. 
 
 140. Plate XXIII. Fasces with the cap of Liberty. Rep. Roth. 
 An. T>- 
 
 Reverse. In an equilateral triangle, 2 Baiocchi. 
 Coin of very coarse execution, struck in great haste.
 
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 141. PlateXXI. republica napoletana. Figure of Liberty, 
 standing, with her usual attributes. 
 
 Reverse, anno septimo della liberta. In a crown of oak, 
 
 CARLINI DODICI. 
 
 Silver piece of 12 CarUus, of the Neapolitan or Parthenopean Re- 
 public, proclaimed the 23d of January, 1799. 
 
 142. PlateXX. liberta eguaglianza. Two female figures 
 embracing, on the base, h. vassallo. Underneath, 1798. 
 
 Reverse, repubblica ligure anno. i. A shield with the arms 
 of Genoa, placed against the consular fasces, surmounted by the cap of 
 Liberty. Two branches of laurel and palm surround the whole. Under- 
 neath, L. 8. (8 Livres). On the edge, bonta oncie, 10, l6. peso. 
 C RANI 726. 
 
 Silver coin of the Ligurian Republic, proclaimed the 14th of June, 
 
 1797. 
 
 143. PlateXX. Same obverse and reverse. Piece of 4 Hvres. 
 
 144. PlateXX. repubblica ligure. anno. i. Female figure 
 1 arreted, holding in one hand a spear, and resting her other arm on a 
 shield, sits on a square base, ornamented with the level. On the base, 
 11. vassallo. Exergue, l. 96. On the edge, bontA, caratti. 22 
 ri:so GRANi 550. 
 
 Reverse, nell unione la forza. Fasces with the cap of Liberty 
 between two branches of laurel. Underneath, 1798. 
 Gold pieces of 96 livres, of the same Repubhc. 
 
 145. Plate XX. Same type. Piece of 48 livres.— Coins of Li-
 
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 gurian Republic, are to be found with dates from the year 1797 till 1805, 
 when it was incorporated Avith France. 
 
 146. PZa^e XXIII. Inscription in the field, instituto nazi- 
 
 ONALE LIGURR^ 
 
 Reverse, testa della sovranitI del popolo. anno ii. re- 
 
 PUBBLI'"'. 
 
 Medal distributed by the government to the members of the Ligu- 
 rian Institute, at the festival of the Sovereignty of the people, cele- 
 brated on the 14th of June, 1799, anniversary of the Genoese Revolution. 
 
 147. Plate XXIII. Inscription in the field, colonna nazi- 
 
 ONALE. REPUB. LIGURE. GIORNO PRIMO ANNO v. 
 
 Het'erse. liberta eguaglianza. mdccci. xiv. giugno. 
 
 Medal struck to commemorate the laying of the first stone of a co- 
 lumn, in honour of the Ligurian democracy, on the fifth anniversary of 
 the foundation of the Republic. 
 
 148. Plate XII. alla naz. fran. la rep. cisal. riconoscente. 
 France, represented as an armed female, sitting on an elevated seat, re- 
 ceives the acknowledgments of the Cisalpine Republic. Near the latter, 
 a cornucopise, and a stork, emblem of gratitude. On the base of the 
 seat, salvirch. 
 
 Reverse. In a wreath of oak, scudo di lire sei. 27 pratilf. 
 anno VIII. On the edge, unione e virtu. 
 
 Six Uvres in silver of the Cisalpine Republic, struck on the l6th 
 of June 1800, on the arrival of the news of the battle of Marengo. 
 
 149. Plate XII. republica cisalpina. Female head with a 
 
 p
 
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 helmet, ornamented with ears of com, laurels and flowers. Underneath, 
 SOLDI 30. 
 
 Reverse, pace celebrata. foro bonaparte fondato. anno ix. 
 
 Piece of 30 sols, of the Cisalpine Republic, recording the festivals for 
 the peace of Luneville, and the laying of the foundation of the Forum 
 Bonaparte, at Milan. 
 
 150. Plate XX. liberta, virtu, eguaglianza. Figure of 
 Liberty stepping forward, resting her left arm on the fasces. 
 
 Revej-se. anno vii rep. i della liberta piemontese. An 
 oaken wreath. In the centre, mezzo scudo. 
 
 Half sendo, or crown in silver of the Piedmontese Republic, coined 
 after the abdication of the King of Sardinia, the pth of December 1798. 
 
 151. Plate II. LIBERTA eguaglianza. Cap of Liberty on 
 the level of Equality, between two branches of oak. Under the level, 
 a. 9. (9th year.) 
 
 Reverse, nazione piemontese. In the middle, Soldi Due. 
 Copper piece of 2 sols value, of the year 1801. 
 
 152. Plate XIV. l'italie delivree a marengo. Head of 
 Minerva, a wreath of laurel encircling her helmet. Underneath, a. l. 
 (A.Lavy.) 
 
 Reverse, liberte eg a lite. In a laurel wreath, 20 francs 
 l'an 9- Exergue, eiudania. 
 
 (iold coin of twenty francs, of the Piedmontese government, esta- 
 blished after the battle of Marengo, in 1800. 
 
 153. Plate Xll. g al le subalpine. Subalpine Gaul personified,
 
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 holding a palm-branch and laurel wreath, leans on France who is 
 represented with the emblems of Liberty and Equality. Underneath, 
 
 LAW. 
 
 Reverse, liberte, egalite. Between, two branches of oak and 
 laurel, 5 FRANCS, l'an 9- Exergue, eridania. On the edge, union e 
 
 E VIRTli. 
 
 Silver coin of 5 francs, of the same. 
 
 154. Plate XIX. helvet. republ. A man in the old Swiss 
 dress, bearing a standard. Exergue. 1798. 
 
 Reverse. In a wreath of oak, 40 batzen, and the letter s, initial 
 of the mint of Soleure. 
 
 Silver coin of 40 batzen, of the Helvetic or Swiss Republic. 
 
 155. Plate XIX. Same type, but of a smaller size. Piece of 20 
 batzen. 
 
 156. Plate XIX. helvetische republick. Same figure, 
 but in a different attitude. Exergue. 1799- 
 
 Reverse. In a wreath of oak, 4 franken, and the letter b, ini- 
 tial of the mint of Berne. 
 
 Silver coin of four francs, of the same Republic. Four francs 
 Swiss, are equal to 40 batzen, or to six francs French. 
 
 157. Plate XIX. Same. Piece of 10 batzen. 1799- 
 
 158. Plate XIX. Same figure, in a different attitude. 
 Reverse. In a wreath of oak, l6 franken. 1800. 
 Gold coin of 16 francs Swiss, or 24 francs French money.
 
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 159. Plate XIX. Same as No. 156, but of the year 1800. 
 
 160. Plate VIII. Same type. Piece of 5 batzen. 1799- 
 
 161. Plate XXXI. pie vii. paris mdccciv. Bust of Pius VII. 
 • Reverse. A crucifix. 
 
 *]6l. Plate XXXI. Same head and inscription. 
 Reverse. Rehgion holding a cross and chaHce, loque in. 
 Oval medals struck during the residence of the Pope at Paris, in- 
 tended to be suspended to rosaries. 
 
 VARIOUS CONSTITUTED BODIES. 
 
 162. Plate II. TRIBUNAL DE CASSATION. Justicc holding in 
 one hand a balance, with the other, supports a table of laws, inscribed, 
 LOIS, CON, and placed on an altar, of which the front is ornamented 
 with a level. On the base is inscribed gatteaux. 
 
 Reverse. A triangle, surrounded by rays of light, in a crown of 
 oak. In the triangle, la loi. 
 
 Ticket of admission given to each member of the Court of Cassation 
 established in 1800. 
 
 163. riateX. republique ERANpAisE. Minerva seated, holds 
 in one hand a sword fixed in the ground, and with the other arm leans 
 on licr shield inscribed constitution fran^aise an viu. Behind 
 the shield, a cock, emblem of vigilance, r. dumarest.
 
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 Reverse, senat conservateur. A mirror, in which a serpent 
 views itself ; emblem of Prudence. 
 
 Medal struck to commemorate the Institution of the Conservatory 
 Senate by the constitution of the 13th of December, 1799. It served 
 at the same time as a ticket of admission for the senators. 
 
 164. Plate XXVII. Helmeted head of Minerva. Underneath, 
 
 JEUFFROY. 
 
 Reverse, corps legislatif. The vacant space left in the field 
 for the name of each member. Underneath, session de l'an xii. 
 Ticket of the members of the Legislative Body for the year 1804. 
 
 165. Plate VI. REPUBLiQUE FRANf AisE. The French Repub- 
 lic armed with a helmet, standing in the middle of a bush of laurels. In 
 one hand she holds a spear, surmounted with the cap of hberty, and 
 rests the other hand on the fasces, gatteaux. Exergue, an viii. 
 
 Reverse, liberte, egalite. tribunat. Vacant space for the 
 name of the tribune. 
 
 The Tribunat was created by the constitution of the 13th of De- 
 cember, 1799, and installed on the 1st of January, 1800, 
 
 166. Plate XXI. REPUBLIQUE FRANCAisE. Hclmeted head of 
 Minerva. Underneath, duvivier an 8. 
 
 Reverse, conseil d'etat. Space for the name of the counsel- 
 lor. Underneath, two branches of laurel. 
 
 The Council of State was created on the 25th of December, 
 1799. 
 
 167. Plate XXI. institut national des sciences et 
 
 Q
 
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 DES ARTS. Bust of the Minerva of Velletri. Underneath, dumarest 
 
 AN. XI. CONSTIT. ART. LXXXVIII. 
 
 Reverse. A laurel wreath ; in the centre is a vacant space for the 
 name of the member. 
 
 General Bonaparte was chosen member of the Institute, class of 
 Physical and Mathematical Sciences, on the 29th of December, 1799, on 
 his return from Radstadt. 
 
 l68. Plafe XXI. Same as the preceding, but of a smaller size. 
 The die of the former being broken, another was engraved. 
 
 JETTONS OF COMPANIES. 
 
 169- Plafe II. Minerva, bearing a shield with the arms of the 
 city of Geneva, points to various instruments of the Arts, collected at 
 the foot of an olive tree. At a distance, on a steep hill, is a circular tem- 
 ple, c.w. Initials of the engraver. Exergue, artibus promovendis. 
 " For the advancement of the arts." 
 
 Reverse. A radiant circle, in which is ihs. Above, a scroll inscribed 
 post tenebras lux. " After darkness comes light."' In the centre, 
 between two branches of oak and laurel, societe des arts, 1797. 
 
 170. Plate V. caisse d'escompte du commerce. Vigilance 
 holding a lamp over an altar, on the top of which is a cock ; a table co- 
 vered with papers, is leaning against the altar ; behind Vigilance is a 
 chair ornamented with the figure of a goose, alluding to that of the capi- 
 tol. On the base of the altar, andrieu f. Exergue, vigilance.
 
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 Reverse, association du iv. frimaire an vi. pour la pros- 
 
 PERITE DU COMMERCE. 
 
 Octagon jetton of the Caisse d'Escompte du Commerce, established 
 the 24th of November 1797- 
 
 171- Plate Yl. la sagesse fixe la fortune. Minerva, lean- 
 ing on her shield, places her left hand on the shoulder of Fortune, 
 who is pouring money from a cornucopia into a chest; the attri- 
 butes of Fortune, a wheel and rudder, are behind her, and the letters 
 
 DUV. 
 
 Reverse, caisse de comptes courants. A cornucopia and 
 caduceus crossed ; above, two hands joined. 
 
 Octagon jetton of a commercial establishment for discounting 
 tradesmen's bills. 
 
 172. Plate VI. Same obverse as the preceding. 
 
 Reverse, banque de france, an viii. In a wreath of laurel 
 and oak. 
 
 Octagon jetton of the Bank of France estabUshed the 21st of Janu- 
 ary 1800. 
 
 173. Plate XVIII. A view of the Seine, with the bridge of the 
 Arts and the Louvre, tiolier f. Exergue, les rives de la seine 
 
 UNIES par de NOUVEAUX LIENS. 
 
 Reverse. Between two reeds, association pour la construc- 
 tion DES TROIS fonts EN FER SUR LA SEINE A PARIS. LOI DU 24 
 VENTOSE AN 9- 
 
 The law of the 15th of March 1801, authorized the building by sub- 
 scription, of three iron bridges over the Seine, one at the Louvre, the
 
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 second at the Jardin des Plantes, the third united the Islands of Notre 
 Dame and St. Louis. 
 
 *173. Plate XXXIX. le genie les reunit pour l'utilite 
 DU COMMERCE. A river god holding a cornucopia, reposing on his urn, 
 inscribed loire. Opposite to him is a nymph seated on a rock, and 
 leaning on an urn, inscribed saone. Between them is a Genius, holding 
 a plan of the canal and various instruments of geometry, tiolierf. 
 Exergue, regie i prairial an 7. 
 
 Heverse. In a wreath of reeds, canal du centre ouvert en 
 
 SEPTEMBRE, 1792. 
 
 The Canal of the Centre, uniting the Loire and the Saone, was 
 opened in 1792. On the 20th of May, 1799, the receipt of the tolls 
 was entrusted to an administration, by which the present octagon jetton 
 was struck. 
 
 174. Flatc XXI. republique francaise. The fasces between 
 two branches of oak and laurel ; on the top of the fasces, a cock. 
 
 Reverse, comptabilite nationale. A balance and compass. 
 Underneath, head and wings of an owl. Exergue, an viii. 
 
 175. Plate XXIV. bonaparte premier consul. Bust of 
 the First Consul. On the lower part, ii. auguste. Underneath, 
 
 AN 9. 
 
 Reverse, les agens de change de paris. A view of the 
 north bank of the Seine, the Gallery of the Louvre, and Pont Neuf. 
 On the river are a number of barges navigating, to indicate the pros- 
 perity of trade. 
 
 Jetton of the Company of Exchange Brokers of Paris.
 
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 176. Plate XXIV. The caduceus and petasus of Mercury, be- 
 tween two cornucopisc, and two olive branches. 
 
 Reverse, agent de commerce. A ship in full sail, galle f. 
 Exergue, bourse de paris. 
 
 Jetton of the Company of Commercial Brokers. 
 
 177. P/a^e XXIV, monet ne arguat. A female figure sitting, 
 holds in one hand a scroll, and rests the other arm on a book inscribed 
 LOIS. Exergue. 1802. 
 
 Reverse, chambre des avoues du tribunal de premiere 
 
 INSTANCE, ARRKTE DES CONSULS DU 13 FRIMAIRE AN 9- (4th of 
 
 December 1800.) 
 
 Jetton of the Chamber of Attorneysin the court of First Proceedings. 
 
 * 177- P/fl^e XXXIX. vitaM impendere legum studio. A 
 table supported by eagles; upon it, are a lamp and book inscribed lois. 
 
 Reverse, consilio judicia parant. A female figure holding 
 the hand of Justice, sits in an attitude of meditation, tiolier f. Ever- 
 
 gue. AVOUES PRKS LA COUR D'aPPEL A PARIS. 
 
 Jetton of the Chamber of Attorneys in the court of Appeal. 
 
 178. Plate XXV. napoleon i'". empereur des franj ais. 
 Laureated head of Napoleon. Underneath, tiolier f. 
 
 Reverse, electis fidite. Justice seated, holding a balance, 
 under her left hand a scroll, inscribed lois. Exergue, commissaires 
 
 PRISEURS a PARIS. 
 
 Jetton of the Company of Auctioneers and Appraisers. 
 
 179. Plate XXV. Same head as the preceding. 
 
 a
 
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 Reverse, lex ut quodcunque notamus. A horoscope. Exer- 
 gue. NOTAIRES DU DEPART". DE LA SEINE. 
 
 *179. Plate XXXIX. tribunal de premiere instance. 
 Justice holding a sword and scales. Exergue, nu dep'^. de la seine. 
 
 Reverse. In a wreath of oak and laurel, an eye surrounded with 
 rays, and the inscription chambre des huissiers creee le i". pri- 
 
 MAIRE AN 10. 
 
 Jetton of the Chamber of Ushers in the Court of First Proceedings. 
 The Huissiers (Ushers) are officers, whose business it is to execute the 
 mandates of the Courts of Justice. 
 
 180. Flate XXVI. canal de briare. A cornucopia filled 
 with corn, flowers, and fruits, brenet. Exergue. 1642. 
 
 Reverse, concordia crescent. Three river gods ; the Seine, 
 the Loire, and the Ijoing, whose waters, flowing from their respective 
 urns, unite in one stream. Exergue, an 10. 
 
 181. Plate XXYll. napoleon bonaparte empereur. Lau- 
 reated head of Napoleon. Underneath, andrieu f. Exergue. 28 
 
 FLOREAL AN 12. 18 MAI 1804. 
 
 Reverse. In a crown formed of wheat ears, and various fruits, 
 
 CHAMBRE DE COMMERCE DE PARIS. 6vENT0SE AN 11.25 FEVRIER 
 1803. 
 
 PREMIUM MEDALS AND MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 182. Plate XIV. joseph iiaydn. Bust of Haydn. Under- 
 neath, N. GATTEAUX.
 
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 Reverse, iiommage a haydn, par les musiciens qui ont 
 
 iXECUTE l'oRATORIO DE LA CREATION DU MONDE AU THEATRE DES 
 ARTS l'aN IX DE LA REPUBLIQUE FRANfAISE OU MDCCC. A IjIC, 
 
 on the summit of which is a flame. »xiq\ a crown of stars. 
 
 183. Plate XIV. cii. miciiel de l'epee ne a Versailles 
 1712, MORT a PARIS 1789. Bust of Abbede L'Epee. On the lower 
 
 part, B. DUVIVIER. 
 
 Reverse, au genie inventeur de l'art d'instruire les 
 
 SOURDS-ET-MUETS DANS LES SCIENCES ET LES ARTS, B. DUVIVIER 
 
 1801. 
 
 Medal in honour of Abb6 de L'Epee, inventor of the art of instruct- 
 ing the deaf and dumb. 
 
 184. Plate XXII. en s'eloignant elles le serrent. Two 
 hands tying a knot. Exergue, vote en fructidor an x. apres le 
 
 DEPART DE P. J. BRIOT. 
 
 Reverse. In a crown of oak, les fonctionnaires et les habi- 
 
 TANS de l'iSLE d'eLBE RECONNOISSANS a P. J. BRIOT EX COMMIS- 
 SAIREDU GOUVERNEMENT. 
 
 The island of Elba was ceded to France in 1801, by the treaty with 
 Austria and the King of Naples. 
 
 185. Plate XXVII. j. david leroy membre de l'institut 
 
 NATION. DE FRANCE NE EN 1724. M. EN 1803^ Bust of D. Lcroy. 
 
 Underneath, duvivier. 
 
 Reverse, vote: par les architectes ses eleves. A column, 
 on the top of which is an owl ; on one side a compass, and on the other 
 a galley. Exergue, paris an xi.
 
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 186. PlatelV. ant. laur. lavoisier. Bust of Lavoisier, the 
 celebrated chjmist. Underneath, andrieuf. 
 
 Reverse. Inscription, l'an 9 ph. gengembre essayait de 
 
 PERFECTIONNER LES MONNAIES. 
 
 187. Plate XXII. piece frappee en virole pleine par 
 UN nouveau procede. 
 
 Reverse, presente a l'administration des monnaies pap 
 
 M". GATTEAUX SERR^". MECHAN. DE l'aDM"". AN DIX. 
 
 188. Plate XXII. bonaparte i". consul. Head of Bona- 
 parte. On the lower part, f. jaley. 
 
 Reverse, procede de gengembre mec"" des monn'- A laurel 
 wreath. In the middle, l'an x. 
 
 189. Plate VI. encouragement et recompenses a l'in- 
 DUSTRiE. The French Republic, with the cap of Liberty and a laurel 
 crown, a cock standing by her, holds a wreath of laurel, and con- 
 ducts to the altar of the Arts a young man bearing a caduceus; behind 
 him are various implements of the Arts. On the altar, an 7. Exergue. 
 
 AUX ARTS UTILES REP. FR. B. DUVIVIER F. 
 
 Reverse. A wreath of oak. The vacant space in the field was 
 intended for the name of the person to whom the medal was granted. 
 
 190. Plate XXXVII. socikri d'encouragetment. Female 
 figure, holding in each hand a laurel wreath, standing near an altar 
 on which arc several wreaths of the same. On each side, various imple- 
 ments of the Sciences and Arts. Exergue, fondee le ix. brum. a. x. 
 
 1802. TIOHER F.
 
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 Reverse. In a laurel wreath, decern ee a. Tlie remaining space 
 left vacant for the name of the person to whom the premium was granted. 
 
 191. Plate XXIV. DocTARUM prjemia frontium. a winged 
 genius holding crowns of laurel, stands surrounded with various imple- 
 ments of the sciences and arts. At a distance the sea, and several 
 ships saihng. . On a volume b. duv. initials of the engraver, Benjamin 
 Duvivier. Exergue, litter, scient. et artium academ. massil. 
 
 'Reverse. Plain to receive an inscription. 
 
 Premium Medal of the Academy of Sciences and Arts of Mar- 
 seilles. 
 
 192. Flate XXIII. NICOLAS POUSSIN PEINTRE PRANfAIS. 
 
 Head of Poussin. Above, a star. Underneath, r. dumarest f. 
 
 Reverse, ecole fran^aise. premier prix de peinture. A 
 laurel wreath ; in the centre of which are a compass, pallet, and other 
 instruments used in painting, an v. 
 
 Grand Prize Medal of the French Academy of Painting. 
 
 193. Plate XXVIII. JEAN fernel. ambroise pare. Busts 
 united of Fernel and Pare. Behind, gatteaux. Exergue, la me:- 
 
 DECINE RENDUE ASON UNITE PRIMITIVE. DECRET DU 14 FRIMAIRE 
 AN III DE LA R. F. 
 
 Reverse, ecole de medecine de paris. In the centre, prix 
 DE l'ecole PRATIQUE. AN" VI. Under the inscription, the staff and 
 serpent of .^sculapius. 
 
 194. Plate XXVIII. Head of ^sculapius. Before it, the serpent 
 and staff. Under the head, a xiii. dumarest f. 
 
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 Reverse. In a circle formed by the serpent of ^sculapius, eccle 
 
 T3E MEDECINE DE PARIS. 
 
 195. Plate XXVIII. CONSULTATIONS GRATUiTEs. The staft" 
 and serpent of ^sculapius, between two medicinal plants. Exergue. 
 22 MARS 1796. 
 
 Reverse. In the field, societe de medecine de paris. Exer- 
 gue. 4 GERMINAL AN 4. 
 
 196. Plate XXXVII. accademia i. reale delle belle 
 arti. Minerva sitting on a chair ornamented with sphinxes and lions' 
 heads. In her right hand is a group of the three Graces, each holding 
 emblems of the arts. Under the chair, an owl standing on an amphora. 
 On the plinth, l. manfredini f. Exergue, per decreto 1 set- 
 
 TEMBRE MUCCCIII. 
 
 Reverse. In a crown of olive, commissioni straordinarie. 
 
 Grand Prize Medal of the Imperial and Royal Academy of 
 Milan. 
 
 Some medals are found, which bear in the olive crown, on the re- 
 verse, the inscription, premio di bologna, or premio di milano. 
 
 197. Plate XXXIX. conservatoire de musique. Apollo, 
 leaning on a column, holds in one hand his lyre, and in the other a lau- 
 rel wreath. In the field, r f. a x. (Republique Francaise An. x.) Ex- 
 ergue. EPOQUE DE la PAIX GENERALE. 
 
 Reverse. In a wreath of laurel, fonde en 1789, organise par 
 
 LA LOI DU 16 Tll. AN 3. 
 
 Premium Medal of the Conservatory of Music, commemorating the 
 peace of Amiens.
 
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 198. Plate XXXIX: sermonem patrium Moresque requi- 
 RiT. A winged genius, holding a lighted torch, lifts up the veil which 
 covered a female figure, sitting on a rock, and presenting a scroll witli 
 a Celtic inscription. Near heris a cock. Exergue. Dupre. 
 
 Reverse, gloria majorum. A wreath of olive and oak. In the 
 centre, academie celtique fondee an xiii. 
 
 Jetton of the Celtic Academy, founded in 1804. 
 
 199. Plate XXXIX. A view of the Isle Louviers at Paris, with its 
 wood-wharfs. On the river, a large raft laden with wood, and several 
 small boats. Exergue, ile louviers, an 12. 
 
 Reverse, commerce de bois neuf. An oak tree and distant 
 view of a wood. Exergue, paris. 
 
 Octagon jetton of the Company of Wood-Merchants. 
 
 200. Plate XXXIX. subit ad vidui moderamina clavi. 
 An eagle seizing the helm of an empty bark, tossed about by the waves. 
 
 Reverse, labor omnibus unus. A river god emerging from 
 the flood, contemplates a hive and swarm of bees. Exergue, pref. de 
 la seine, jetton de presence an xiii. brenet. 
 
 Jetton of the Prefecture of the Department of Paris, 
 
 END OF part I.
 
 MEDALLIC HISTORY 
 
 OF 
 
 NAPOLEON. 
 
 PART II. 
 
 From 1806 to 1815. 
 
 201. P/afe XL. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. Fourteen German Princes, in national armour and 
 
 crowned, are assembled round the fasces surmounted by the Imperial 
 Eagle, and swear fidelity to the new Confederation. In the middle, is the 
 Arch-Chancellor, created Prince Primate, with the insignia of his ecclesi- 
 astical dignity. Exergue, confederation du rhin mdcccvi. 
 
 BRENET. DENON D. (p.AX.) 
 
 The Confederation of the Rhine, of which Napoleon was named 
 Protector, was signed at Paris, on the 12th of July 1806, by the Ministers 
 of the different Princes who acceded to it. 
 
 202. Plate XLi. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. Napoleon represented as Jupiter, sitting on an eagle in the 
 
 midst of clouds, and hurling his thunder against the giants who attempted 
 to invade heaven. Exergue, bataille d'jena mdcccvi. denon 
 D. galle f. {p.m.) 
 
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 203. Plate XL. Same head and inscription as No, 101. 
 Reverse, borussi didicere nuper.* Napoleon on horseback, 
 
 in the costume of a Roman warrior, and preceded by an eagle, 
 trampling over the bodies of two enemies, andrieu f. Exergue. 
 
 EXERCITU AD lENAM DELETO XIV OCTOB. MDCCCVI. "Army 
 
 destroyed at Jena, October the 14th 1806." (p- m) 
 
 204. Flate XL. napoleo gall, imp. ital. rex germ, ruth, 
 BORUssicus. Head of Napoleon, with the iron crown and a wreath of 
 laurel. On the lower part, l, m. Luigi Manfredini. Underneath, medio- 
 
 LANI MDCCCVI, 
 
 Reverse, saxonia liberata borussis deletis. " Saxony 
 delivered; the Prussians destroyed." Jupiter, seated on an eagle perched 
 on the thunder, holds in one hand a sceptre, and with the other bran- 
 dishes the thunder. Underneath, ienae. (p.m.) 
 
 Medal struck at Milan, to commemorate the battle of Jena. 
 
 ■ ' > . , - 
 
 205. Plate XL, Same head and inscription as No. 101,^ 
 Reverse, porte de brandebourg. The gate of Brandebourg 
 
 at Berlin, with the Propylaea. On the centre of the gate, a triumphal 
 car. Exergue, l'empereur entre a Berlin le xxvii octobre 
 
 MDCCCVI. DENON D, JALEY F. {p.il.) 
 
 206. Plate XI. Same head and inscription as No. 101, 
 Reverse. Four turreted female figures, looking up and viewing Na- 
 poleon carried on an eagle with the thunder in its talons, are terrified 
 at the sight, and let fall the keys of their cities, jeuffroy f. de- 
 
 * Vindelici didicere nuper. — Ilor. lib. iv. Qd. 13.
 
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 NON DiR. Exergue, capitulation de spandau, stettin, mag- 
 
 DEBOURG, ET CUSTRIN. MDCCCVI. (p.m) 
 
 After the battle of Jena, the commanders of the four cities men- 
 tioned in the inscription, were seized with a panic, and surrendered to 
 the French army without resistance. The strong fortress of Magde- 
 bourg, with 20 generals, a garrison of 22,000 men, and 800 pieces of 
 cannon, capitulated on the 8th of November, after a short bombardment. 
 
 207. Plate XL. napoleon emp. charlemagne emp. Busts 
 united, in profile, of Napoleon with a wreath of laurel, and of Charle- 
 magne with a crown. On the base of the head of Napoleon, andrieu 
 F. Underneath, denon dir. an mdcccvi. 
 
 Reverse, witikindr.s. (Rex Saxonie.) Frederic aug. r.s. 
 Busts united in profile of Witikind and of the King of Saxony, an- 
 drieu F. denon dir. an mdcccvi. (p.m.) 
 
 Witikind was created first Duke of Saxony by Charlemagne: Napo- 
 leon, who frequently styled himself a successor of Charlemagne, was 
 anxious to recal to memory this event, as affording him a right of so- 
 vereignty over Saxony. Hence, the heads of Charlemagne and Witi- 
 kind are joined to those of Napoleon and Frederic Augustus on this 
 Medal, intended to commemorate the alliance between France and 
 Saxony, and the elevation of the Elector to the Regal Dignity. 
 
 208. Plate XL. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. occupation d'uambourg. Turreted female sitting 
 
 on a galley, holding in one hand a cornucopia, and the other hand lean- 
 ing on a rudder. Exergue, mdcccvi. denon direc^. george f. (p.m.) 
 The French army entered the city of Hamburgh on the 9th of No- 
 vember 1806", and seized all British property and objects of British manu-
 
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 facture. In 1810 it was incorporated with France, and became the 
 chief city of the Department of the Elbe. V. No. 271. 
 
 209. Flate LIII. Charles fr. louis. Stephanie nap. unis 
 sous leslauriers. The arms of France and Baden, encircled by 
 two branches of laurel. Between the arms, a flaming torch. 
 
 Reverse, s. a. e. charles prince de bade visite la mon- 
 naie de PARIS 5 APRIL 1806. On the edge, balancier a virole 
 adopte en 1803. 
 
 Struck on the visit of the Prince of Baden to the Mint at Paris : 
 for his marriage, see No. 122. 
 
 210. Flate LIII. maximil jos. roi de baviere. Bust of 
 the King of Bavaria. Underneath, tiolier, f. 
 
 Heverse. s. a. r. louis ch. auguste prince de baviere, vi- 
 sits la monnaie de PARIS, 3 MARS I8O6. On the edge, balancier 
 A virole adopte en 1803. 
 
 211. Flate XLI. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 
 Reverse. The Nymph of the Vistula, leaning on a rudder, lies weep- 
 ing, and in an afflicted attitude, at the sight of a French standard 
 erected on her banks. At a distance, two lofty mountains. Exergue. 
 siGNis ultra vistulam constitutis, mdcccvii. brenet f. de- 
 NON D. " French standards displayed beyond the Vistula." (p.m.) 
 
 212. Tlate XLI. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse, victorije manenti. " To Victory still constant." 
 
 The Emperor, represented as Diomedes, on an ancient intaglio, is seated 
 on a heap of miUtary spoils, holding in one hand a sword, and in the 
 
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 other a statue of Victory, brenet f. Exergue, bataille de preuss 
 
 EYLAU VllI FEVltlER MDCCCVII. (p.jf.) 
 
 213. Plate XLI. napoleon a osterode. Laureated head of 
 Napoleon. Underneath, andrieue. denond. 
 
 Reverse, fabius cunctator. Head of Fabius Maximus. Un- 
 derneath, DENON D. (p.m.) 
 
 After the battle of Preuss Eylau, the army having suffered a great 
 loss, Napoleon remained several months inactive in his position of Os- 
 terode, expecting reinforcements from France. His conduct on this 
 occasion was compared to that of Fabius, surnamed Cunctator. 
 
 214. Plate XLI. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. The Emperor, in his imperial robes, raises from the 
 
 ground a female figure, representing the city of Dantzig, who is kneel- 
 ing before him ; and places a mural crown on her head. In the field, on 
 one side, a caduceus ; on the other an acrostolium : emblems of Com- 
 "merce and Navigation, andrieu f. denon dir. Exergue, li- 
 BERTAs DANTisco RESTiTUTA. " Liberty restored to Dantzig." 
 MDCCCVII. (p.m.) 
 
 Medal commemorating the surrender of Dantzig, after a long siege, 
 on the 28th of May, 1807. 
 
 215. Plate XLI. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 
 Reverse. Napoleon represented as a Greek hero, surrounded with 
 dead bodies of the enemy lying on the ground, replacing his sword 
 in the scabbard. On one side, an olive-branch ; on the other, the torch 
 of Discord inverted and expiring, galle f. Exergue, bataille de 
 
 FRIEDLAND XIV JUIN MDCCCVI. (p.M.) 
 
 V .
 
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 216. Plate XLI. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. Victory stands near an altar, holding a shield, on which 
 
 she has written, xiv juin marengo et friedland. Near the altar, 
 a branch of laurel. Exergue, brenet f. denon d. (p.m.) 
 
 This Medal and the preceding, commemorate the battle of Fried- 
 land, which took place on the same day as that of Marengo, in 1800. 
 
 217. Plate XLI. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse, berlin. varsovie. koenigsberg. Three female figm-es 
 
 turreted, holding keys. Group imitated from a bas-relief of the Villa 
 Borghese. denon dir. george r. Exergue, campagnes de 
 
 MDCCCVI ET MDCCCVII. (p.m.) 
 
 218. Plate XLI. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. Victory sits before a pillar, holding a shield, on which 
 
 she traces, with the point of a sword, the conquests of the Emperor. 
 Peace, crowned with laurel, and holding an olive-branch, appears be- 
 hind her, and arrests her hand. On the pillar are seven mural crowns, 
 inscribed with the names of the cities of Silesia surrendered to the 
 French arms: glatz, kosel, neisse, schweidnitz, brieg, bres- 
 LAW, glogaw. On the ground, at the feet of Victory, is another 
 crown, inscribed silberberg, which city had not yet fallen, an- 
 DRiEu F. Exergue, conquete de la silesie. mdcccvii. (p.m.) 
 
 219. Plate XLI. napoleon. Alexandre i. f. guillaume hi. 
 Heads united in profde of the Emperor Napoleon, the Emperor Alex- 
 ander, and the King of Prussia. The two former laureated, the latter 
 with a simple diadem. Underneath, andrieu f. denon dir. 
 
 Reverse, niemen. A river god, recumbent, and leaning on his
 
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 urn, holds in his right hand a model of the pavilion erected on a 
 raft in the middle of the river, where the first interview of the two Em- 
 perors took place. At the foot of the river god, is an olive-tree over- 
 shading the pavilion. Exergue, paix de tilsit.. mdcccvii. denon 
 i>. DROZ r. {pm). 
 
 220. Plate XLIII. Alexander primus, fr. wiliielm. ter- 
 Tius. NAPOLEON PRIMUS. Heads of the Empcror Alexander and King 
 of Prussia, united in profile, opposite to that of the Emperor Napoleon. 
 On the outer circle, ABRAMSON. 
 
 Reverse, nubes fugat, solemque pacis reducit. " He dis- 
 pels the clouds and brings back the sun of peace." The sun, rising on 
 the ocean, dispels the clouds. Exergtie. congressus augg. pro. til- 
 SAM, medio in flum. neme. d. XXVI JUN. MDCCCVII. " lutervicAV 
 of the Emperors near Tilsit, in the middle of the river Niemen, on the 
 25th of June 1807." 
 
 221. Plate XLIII. Alexander i. napoleon i. Opposite 
 busts of the two Emperors. Underneath, abramson. 
 
 Heverse. niteant celsi lucida signa poll " May the 
 bright stars of the lofty pole shine resplendent." Exergue. Two stars. 
 Same inscription as the preceding. 
 
 These two Medals were engraved at Berlin, by Mr. Abramson, to 
 commemorate the treaty of Tilsit. 
 
 222. Plate XLIII. napoleo imp. gall. it. rex hospes 
 bresdae. Bust of Napoleon. On the lower part, hce f. Underneath, 
 
 D. XVII. JUL. mdcccvii. 
 
 Heverse. frid. august, rex SAXONiiE varsovijE dux. Bust
 
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 of the King of Saxony, with the insignia of the Legion of Honour. 
 Underneath, hceckner f. 
 
 This Medal was struck by Mr. Hceckner, at Dresden, to commemo- 
 rate the arrival of Napoleon in that city, on the 17th of July 1807, and 
 his residence for several days in the palace of the King of Saxony, who 
 had been created Grand Duke of Warsaw. 
 
 223. Plate XLII. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse, prisca decora restituta. " Ancient honours re- 
 stored." A chair of state, on which is placed a crown. On one side, a 
 sword; and on the other, a sceptre, brenet f. denon d. Exergue, 
 
 OTHO III. BOLESLAO. A. MI. NEAPOLIO FRIDERICO AUG. A. MDCCCVII. 
 
 " Otho III. to Boleslao in 1001. Napoleon to Frederic Augustus in 
 
 1807." (p-^i-) 
 
 In the year 1001, Poland was declared independent of the German 
 Empire, by the Emperor Otho III. ; and Boleslaus was created First 
 King of Poland. Napoleon, who pretended to have succeeded to all the 
 rights of the Emperors of the West, in recording this CA^ent, -wished to 
 remind the Poles of their ancient obligations to the Emperors. 
 
 224. Flate XLII. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse, injecit tandem frena vacanti. A youth crowned 
 
 Avith laurel, arresting an impetuous courser; device of Hanover and 
 Pjrunswick, which formed a part of the kingdom of Westphalia. 
 Exergue. erection du royaume de westpiiahe mdcccvii. 
 
 BIJENET F. DENON D, {p.m) 
 
 225. Flate XLII. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. Hymen forming a wreath of roses which arc presented to
 
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 him by Love. On thebase, denon d. Exergue, j. napoleon, c. de 
 wuRTEMBERG MDCCcvii. Uiidcr the mscription, the letter n. sur- 
 rounded by rays, (p.m.) 
 
 Medal struck on the marriage of Jerome, King of Westphalia, 
 with Princess Catharine, daughter of the King of Wurtemberg. 
 
 226. Plate XLII. Same head and inscription as No. 127- 
 Reverse. Two figures joining hands. Near the one, jerome na- 
 poleon ; near the other, c. s. de wurtemberg. Over the figures, n. 
 surrounded with rays. Exergue, alliance, mdcccvii. andrieu f. 
 
 DENON D. 
 
 A few medals similar to the present, were struck on the marriage of 
 the King of Westphalia ; the reverse is precisely the same as that of No. 
 122 (the inscription excepted), and the same puncheons wereprobably used. 
 
 227. Plate XLII. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. Napoleon in the costume of a Roman Emperor, extends 
 
 his arm in sign of protection to Etruria, who presents to him various 
 emblems of her ancient glory in the Sciences and Arts. Near her is an 
 altar, against which is a lyre, brenet f. denon d. Exergue, re- 
 union DE l'eTRURIE a la FRANCE MDCCCVIII. (p.M.) 
 
 228. P^afe XLII. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Revej'se. The Simplon represented as an old man, seated in the 
 
 midst of enormous mountains, along which a road is seen winding, and 
 numbers of troops with artillery and baggage ascending. On one of 
 the rocks, 1807. Exergue, simplon. (pv) 
 
 Collectors must be on their guard against a false die of this Medal. . 
 
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 229- PlateXLll. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 
 Reverse. A female figure sitting on a road cut in the side of steep 
 mountains ; one of her feet touches the sea, the other is placed on the road ; 
 her right hand rests on the summit of the highest mountain, her left on a 
 wheel. On the base, gayrard f. denon d. Exergue, route de 
 
 XICE A ROME MDCCCVII. (P.M.J 
 
 The ancients personified not only moral qualities, but physical ob- 
 jects, such as mountains, woods, and roads. The figure of the reverse, 
 representing the road from Nice to Rome, is in imitation of the Trajan 
 road. (Via Trajnna) on coins of that Emperor. 
 
 The road from Nice to Rome, commenced in 1807, was to have ex- 
 tended along the sea coast to Genoa, and from thence to Lerici, where 
 it would have joined the road to Florence and Rome. This road would 
 have been of great utility, in facilitating the communication between the 
 South of France and Italy : it would have had the advantage of being 
 practicable at all times, whereas the Simplon and even Mount Cenis 
 are frequently obstructed by the snow, 
 
 230. Plate XLII. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. An eagle, its wings fluttering with exultation, and holding 
 
 the thunder in its talons, is crowned by Victory. Underneath, the 
 letter N. surrounded with rays, denon d. jaley f. (p.m.) 
 Medal allusive to the successes of the French arms in 1807- 
 
 231. Plate XLII. Laureatcd heads of Napoleon and Alexander. 
 Underneath, facius f. 
 
 Reverse, imperatorum congressus. " Congress of the Em- 
 perors." Time inscribing on a rock the transactions of the Congress,
 
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 dictated to him by a Genius. On one side, a view of Erfurt, erf. On 
 the other, of Weimar, wim. facius f. Exergue, mdcccviii. 
 
 232. Plate XLIII. A view of the city of Erfurt. On the base, 
 PACius f. Exergue, erfordi^, xiv octobris mdcccviii. 
 
 Reverse, napoleoni grata civitas. " To Napoleon, the 
 grateful city." 
 
 This Medal and the preceding were struck by Mr. Facius of Wei- 
 mar, to commemorate the Congress of Erfurt^ between the Emperor 
 Napoleon and the Emperor Alexander. 
 
 233. Plate XLVIII. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse, pr^sentia donisque tolosa felix. " Toulouse 
 
 happy in his presence and his bounty." The city of Toulouse repre- 
 sented as a turreted female, holding a scroll ; the Emperor, standing op- 
 posite, points to a plan laying on a table, and representing the improve- 
 ments intended in the city. On the drapery which covers the table 
 are the arms of Toulouse, andrieu f. E^ergj^e. xxv julii mdcccviii. 
 This Medal records the visit of Napoleon to the city of Toulouse, 
 the 25th of July 1808. 
 
 234. Plate XLII. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse, forte de alcala. View of the gate of Alcala, at 
 
 Madrid. Exergue, entree des FRANfAis a Madrid, le iv de- 
 cembre. mdcccviii. brenet f. denon d. (p.m.). 
 
 235. Plate XLII. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. Napoleon in a car drawn by two horses. The Genius of 
 
 the Inquisition, armed with a torch and surrounded with serpents, has en-
 
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 deavoured in vain to prevent his passing between the pillars of Hercules. 
 He is fulminated by Napoleon, and in his fall overthrows one of the 
 columns to which he clings. On the ground, are fetters and other 
 emblems of the Inquisition. Exergue, bataille de sommo sierra, 
 l'inquisition detruite. mdcccviii. 
 
 The dies of this Medal were executed from the designs of M, De- 
 non, but never used in the Paris Medal Mint, for which they were 
 made. In 1815, they were purchased by a private person, who has had 
 medals struck from them. 
 
 236. Plate XLVIII. napoleon emp. et roi. Laureated head 
 of Napoleon. Above, a star. Before it, the thunder. Underneath, 
 
 N. p. TIOLIER F. 
 
 Reverse, acad. imp. des b*. arts de France a rome. View 
 of the Villa Medici, or Academy of France. Exergue, g. g. le- 
 thiere directeur. n. p. TIOLIER F. 1808. A she wolf, with two 
 children. 
 
 Medal engraved at Rome by Mr. Tioher, one of the students at 
 the French Academy. 
 
 237. Plate XLIV. .The Temple of Janus, the door of which 
 is broken, andrieu f. denon d. Exergue, traite de pres- 
 
 BOURG ROMPU par l'aUTRICIIE. IX AVRIL MDCCCIX. 
 
 Reverse. Between two trophies of arms, abenscerg. eckmuiix. 
 The Emperor, in ancient dress, standing with his arms extended, as 
 if in the action of haranguing. Exergue, batailles des xx et 
 
 XXII AVRIL MDCCCIX. XL. M PRISONNIERS. (P.M.) 
 
 238. Plate XLIV. napoleo gallor imp. ital. rex. pro-
 
 81 
 
 TECT. FOEDERAT RiiEN. Hcad of Napoleon. Behind, the thunder. 
 Underneath, h. vassallo f. 
 
 Reverse, aggressus magnum rescindere coelum.* Enceladus 
 overwhelmed under Mount jEtna. On the base, l. m. f. (Luigi Manfre- 
 dini Fecit.) Exergue, austriacis fulmine deiectis mdcccix. 
 " The Austrians overwhehned by thunder." 
 
 Medal struck at Milan, after the battle of Ratisbon. 
 
 239. Plate XLIV. A view of the Porte St. Martin in Paris. 
 
 Above, PORTE ST. MARTIN. ANDRIEU F. DENON D. ExergUe. l'eM- 
 PEREUR PART DE PARIS LE XIII AVRIL MDCCCIX. 
 
 Reverse. A view of the gate of Carinthia at Vienna. Above, 
 
 PORTE DE CARINTHIE. ExergUC. l'eMPEREUR ENTRE A VIENNE 
 LE XIII MAI MDCCCIX. ANDRIEU F. DENON D. {p.m) 
 
 240. P/a^e XLIV. DANuvius PONTEM iNDiGNATUs.* The Da- 
 nube, in fury, destroying a bridge of boats. Exergue, proelium 
 
 AD ESLINGAM. XX MAII MDCCCIX. 
 
 Reverse, iterum— ibidem. " Again— the same way." Troops 
 passing over a bridge. Victory, hovering in the air, holds a crown over 
 their standards, brenet f. denon d. Exergue, trajectus v 
 
 JULII MDCCCIX. {p.m) 
 
 241. P/fl^eXLIV. Turreted female figure, standing in an attitude 
 indicating perfect security ; her left foot is placed on the prow of a vessel, 
 her right hand leans on an inverted spear, and in her left is a caduceus. In 
 the field, a hand, supported by three towers, arms of the city of Antwerp. 
 
 * FirgiY. Gcorg-. lib. i. vers. 281. 
 
 * Pontem indignatus Arades. — Vir^U. jEn. lib. viii. vers. 728
 
 82 
 
 DENON D. DEPAULIS F. ExcrgUe. ANVERS ATTAQUEE PAR LES 
 ANGLAIS. MDCCCIX. 
 
 Reverse, jupiter stator. Jupiter seated on his throne, one 
 hand resting on a lance, the other holding the thunder, denon d. 
 
 DONARD F. Exergue. napoleon a SCHOENBRUN. MDCCCIX. {p.m) 
 
 The representation of Jupiter Stator, alludes to the rallying of the 
 French army at the battle of Essling. 
 
 242. Elate XLV. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. A river god reclining on his urn ; behind the urn, is a 
 
 peasant flying towards lofty mountains. Near the river is' a French 
 standard eagle. Exergue, les aigles franpaises av dela du 
 
 RAAB. MDCCCIX. DUBOIS F. DEJNOJN D. (r.jii.) 
 
 243. Plate XLV. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. The Tiber, holding a cornucopia and rudder, reclines on his 
 
 urn, at the foot of the Capitol, on which is the Temple of Jupiter. At his 
 feet, is a wolf and child. In the air, an cade bearing the thunder. On 
 the base, andrieu F. denon d. Exej^guc. aqvij^a revvx. "The 
 Eagle returned." mdcccix. (p.m) 
 
 Medal to celebrate the incorporation of Rome with the French Empire. 
 
 244. Plate XLV. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse, rome. par is. Busts of Rome, Avith a helmet, on 
 
 which is the wolf with Remus and Romulus ; and of Paris, whose 
 head is ornamented with a vessel, — the arms of the City. Underneath, 
 
 DENON D. DEPAULIS F. MDCCCIX. (p.M.) 
 
 Struck on the same occasion, and when Rome was declared second 
 city of the French Enipirc.
 
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 245. Plate XLV. A variety from another die. 
 
 246. Plate XLV. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. A cow giving suck to a calf. Above, a club. Types of 
 
 the ancient coins of Apollonia and Dyrrachium. Exergue, conquete 
 
 DE l'iLLYRIE. MDCCCIX. DEPAULIS F. DENON D. (p. M.) 
 
 247. Plate XLV. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. Hercules, bearing Victory in his arras, tramples on and 
 
 crushes a fallen giant, whom he has vanqnislied. Exergue, bataille 
 
 DE WAGRAM. VI JUIT.I.F.T MDCCCIX. DENON D. GALLEF. (P.M.) 
 
 248. Plate XhVlII. napoleo magnus gal. imp. it. rex p. p. 
 AUG. iNviCTUs. Head of Napoleon, with the iron crown. Underneath, 
 
 L. MANFREDINI F. 
 
 Reverse, iiostibus ubique fusis ciESis captis. " The enemy 
 every where routed, slain, taken." Victory, holding a thunderbolt 
 and palm-branch. Exergue, mdcccix. 
 
 Medal struck at Milan, commemorative of the successes of the cam- 
 paign of 1809. 
 
 249. Plate XLY. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. Napoleon, crowned with laurel, a chlamys thrown on his 
 
 shoulder, stands near an altar, over which he holds an olive-branch, and 
 with an inverted torch in his left hand, sets fire to a heap of martial 
 
 spoils. DENON D. ExergUC. PAIX DE VIENNE. MDCCCIX. (p..u) 
 
 250. Plate XL,Y. frederic auguste roi de saxe. Head of 
 the King of Saxony. Underneath, andrieu f. denon d.
 
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 Reverse, s. m. le roi de saxe visite la monnaie des me- 
 
 DAILLES EN DECEMBRE MDCCCIX. (p.M.) 
 
 251. Plate lAlI. fred. aug. roi de saxe. Arms of Saxony. 
 Reverse, s. m. le roi de saxe visite la monnaie imperiale 
 
 DE PARIS LE 7 DECEMBRE 1809- On the edge, same inscription as 
 No. 209. 
 
 252. Plate 1j. napoleon empereur et roi. Laureated head 
 of Napoleon. Underneath, i. p. dkoz f. an 1809. 
 
 Reverse, la banque de france. Fortune sitting on a cubic 
 base, ornamented with an eagle, over whose head is the Imperial Crown. 
 In one hand she holds a branch of oak; under her other arm, is a cornuco- 
 pia, and a chest guarded by a serpent; emblem of Vigilance. Behind the 
 seat,is a wheel and helm. j. p. droz f. 
 
 Medal struck by the Bank of France to be presented to the 
 Regent and Censors of that Establishment, on their going out of 
 office. 
 
 253. Plate XLV. Heads joined in profile of the King and Queen 
 of Bavaria, andrieu f. denon d. 
 
 Reverse, ll. mm. le roi et la rEine de baviere visitent 
 
 LA monnaie DES MEDAILLES EN FEVRIES MDCCCX. (?;M.) 
 
 254. Plate LIII. maximilien josepii. Arms of the King of 
 Bavaria. 
 
 Reverse, ll. mm. le hoi et la reine de baviere visitent 
 la monnaie imperiale de PARIS le 5 FEVRiER 1810. On the cdgc, 
 same inscription as No. 209-
 
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 255. Flate XLVI. entree de l'imperatrice en France. 
 The cathedral of Strasbourg. Exergue. Strasbourg, 22 mars 
 1810. 
 
 Reverse, napoleon, marie-louise, in a crown of olive-branches. 
 Struck at Strasbourg, by order of the Municipality, to commemo- 
 rate the arrival of the Empress. 
 
 256. Plate XLVI. Heads united in profile of Napoleon and 
 Maria Louisa. Underneath, andrieu f. denon d. 
 
 Reverse, napoleon emp. et roi. m. louise d'autriche. 
 Napoleon, in the costume of a Roman Emperor, and Maria Louisa, 
 their hands joined, stand before a burning altar, in the front of which 
 is a torch, bow, and quiver. On its base, jouannin f. Exergue. 
 
 AVRIL MDCCCX. DENON D. {p.m) 
 
 The marriage of Napoleon and Maria Louisa took place on the 
 2d of April 1810. Medals, with the same obverse and reverse, Avere 
 struck of different sizes, the same as those on the coronation, Nos. 
 81, 82, 83, 84. and engraved by various artists. 
 
 257. Flate XLVI. Heads joined of Napoleon and Maria Louisa. 
 
 ANDRIEU F. 
 
 Reverse. Love carrying away the thunder of Jupiter, {p.m.) 
 
 258. Tlate XLVI. napoleon m. i. et r. aug. maria alousia 
 I. ET. R. AUG. Heads joined of Napoleon, with the iron crown, and of 
 Maria Louisa, with a diadem. Underneath, l. manfredini f. 
 
 Reverse, s^evum procul martem felix teda {Sic) relegat. 
 Cupid, with a torch, driving away Mars. On the base, l. m. f. (Luigi 
 Manfredini Fecit.) Exergue, a. mdcccx. 
 
 z
 
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 Medal struck at Milan, to commemorate the marriage of Napo- 
 leon with Maria Louisa. 
 
 259. Plate XLVII. Opposite heads of Napoleon and Maria 
 Louisa. Underneath, t. schmidt f. 
 
 Reverse, felix gentibus austrije et galliji coniu- 
 
 GIUM NAPOLEONIS ET LUDOVIC^. IV. NONARUM APRILIS A. J>. 
 MDCCCX. 
 
 Medal struck on the same occasion at Prague in Bohemia. 
 
 260. Plate XLVII. napoleon gall. imp. italic rex m. 
 LUDOviCA franc, aust. IMP. FiL. A. A. Opposite hcads of Napo- 
 leon and Maria Louisa. Exergue, harnisch f. 
 
 Reverse, felicibus nuptiis. "To the happy union." A tur- 
 reted female figure, representing the city of Vienna, holding a sceptre 
 surmounted by the Austrian eagle, inscribes on a shield, presented to her 
 by Love, vota publica. Before her, a basket of roses ; on each side 
 alighted torch with fillets. On the base, f. zeichner f. Exergue. 
 
 VINDOB. XI. MARTII MDCCCX. 
 
 261. Plate XLVII. napoleon i. gallorum imp. ital. rex 
 i/v M. Li'DoviCA ARCiii AUSTRIA. Oppositc hcads of Napolcon and 
 Maria Louisa. 
 
 Reverse. A crown and shield suspended on a pillar. Hymen, 
 bearing a torch, places a wreath of roses on the crown ; on the pedestal 
 of the pillar, \i. martii mdcccx. Exergue. A. Guillemard F. 
 
 Medal struck at Prague in Bohemia. 
 
 *&^ 
 
 262. Plate XLVII. Heads united in profile of Francis I, and
 
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 Maria Louisa, on one side; on the other, those of Napoleon and Maria 
 Louisa. Underneath, f. stuckiiart. 
 
 Reverse. A female figure, sitting, and supporting two cornuco- 
 pias crossed. On a scroll above, concordia. Exergue, mdcccx. 
 
 Medal struck at Vienna. 
 
 263. Plate XLVIL napoleonis gall. imp. et m. ludov. 
 FRANC. A. IMP. F. A. A. Two lighted torches erect, united by a fillet. 
 Exergue, felicibus nuptiis. 
 
 Reverse, vota publica, between a wreath of flowers and a 
 palm-branch, united by a star. Exergue, vindob. xi. mart, mdcccx. 
 
 264. Plate XLVL Head of the Grand Duke of Wurtzsbourg. 
 Underneath, brenet f. denon. 
 
 Reverse, s. a. i. le prince Ferdinand grand duc de 
 
 WURTZBOURG VISITE LA MONNAIE DES MEDAILLES EN JUIN 
 mdcccx. (p.m.) 
 
 The Archduke Ferdinand, brother of the Emperor of Austria, re- 
 ceived the Dutchy of Wurtzsbourg as a compensation for Tuscany, of 
 which he had been Grand Duke. 
 
 265. Plate XLVI. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 
 Reverse. An heroic figure standing, one arm extended, and hold- 
 ing a sword. Near him is a standard eagle ; and behind him, an obelisk, 
 the head of the sphinx, and various fragments, brenet f. denon d. 
 Exergue, a desaix xv aout. mdcccx. (p.m.) 
 
 The statue here represented, was erected in the Place des Victoires, 
 at Paris.
 
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 266. Flate XLVI. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. The city of Paris, holding a cornucopia, sits on the prow 
 
 of a ship, between two nymphs, who are pouring water on her. On the 
 urn of one is inscribed, sequana (the Seine) ; on the urn of the other, 
 URCA (the Ourcq). andrieu f. denon d. Exergue, urca pari- 
 
 SIOS DEDUCTA XV AUGUSTI MDCCCIX. (?.M.) 
 
 Medal commemorating the opening of the canal of the Ourcq, for 
 navigation, and for supplying water to a number of fountains at 
 Paris. 
 
 267. Flate XLVIII. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. A young female sitting in a pensive and mournful attitude 
 
 at the foot of a funereal monument, shaded by a laurel tree, to which a 
 wreath is suspended. On the monument, is represented the decoration 
 of the Legion of Honour. Before her, is a basket with various emblems 
 of female education, denon d. depaulis f. Exergue, orphelines 
 
 DE LA LEGION d'iIONNEUR MDCCCX. (p.M.) 
 
 Medal commemorating the foundation, by a decree of the 29th 
 March 1809, of an establishment for Female Orphans of Members of the 
 Legion of Honour, at Ecouen and St. Denis. 
 
 268. Plate L. Same head and inscription as No. 88. 
 
 Reverse, napoleon a la memoire du dug de montebello 
 
 MORT GLORIEUSEMENT AUX CHAMPS d'eSSLING LE XXII MAI 
 MDCCCIX. rOMPE FUNEBRE dans LES BASILIQUES D£S INVALIDES 
 ET DE STE. GENEVIEVE ORDONNEE LE III. JANVIER MDCCCX PRE- 
 SIDEE par S. a. S. LE PRINCE ARCUI-CH ANCELIER DE l'eMPIRE 
 DUG DE PARME, CELEBREE PAR LES SOINS DE LL. EE. LE DUG DE
 
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 FELTRE MINISTRE DE LA GUERRE LE COMTE BIGOT DE PREAME- 
 NEU MINISTRE DES CULTES, LE VI. JUILLET MDCCCX. (p.m.) 
 
 269- Plate h. Head of Napoleon laureated. On the lower part 
 
 ANDRIEU F. DENON D. 
 
 Reverse, premiere decade du dix neuvieme siecle. Mi- 
 nerva sitting near an altar, and holding in each hand a laurel crown. On 
 the altar are several other crowns, and palm-branches, andrieu f. 
 Exergue, l'empereur napoleon a decerne. A vacant space left 
 for the name of the person to whom the Medal was given. Underneath, 
 
 LE C. MONTALIVET M. DE l'iNTERIEUR, DECEMBRE MDCCCX. 
 
 By a decree of the 7th of August 1804, Napoleon established decen- 
 nial prizes, consisting in a gold Medal of 2500 francs' value, for the reward 
 of the best production in every branch of Literature, of Science, and of 
 the Fine Arts. The first distribution was to have been made on the 
 tenth anniversary of the 9th November 1799- (18th Brumaire.) It was 
 then deferred to the end of 1810 ; but never took place. 
 
 270. Tlate XLVIII. napoleon francois josepii Charles 
 ROi DE ROME. Head of the King of Rome. On the lower part, an- 
 drieu F. Exergue, xx mars mdcccxi. 
 
 Reverse, naissance du roi de rome. The Empress Maria 
 Louisa veiled, and in the dress of a Roman matron, holding an infant 
 in her arms, denon d. jouannin f. Exergue, mdcccxi. (p.m.) 
 
 Medal commemorating the birth of the King of Rome, on the 20th 
 of March 1811. 
 
 * 270. Same head and inscription as the preceding. 
 
 2 A
 
 90 
 
 Reverse. Heads of Napoleon and Maria Louisa, as on No. 256". 
 Medals with these types were struck of four different sizes, the same 
 as Nos. 83, 84, 85, 86. (p.m.) 
 
 271. PlateXlAX. The Emperor Napoleon, dressed in robes of 
 state, standing before a chair, holds his infant son over a baptismal font, 
 on which are two sacred vases and a branch of laurel. At the 
 foot of the font is a Bible ; on the chair, is the letter n. in a wreath of 
 laurel. Exergue, bapteme du roi de eome. mdcccxi. an- 
 
 DRIEU EECIT. 
 
 Reverse. Two rows of turreted crowns encircling the inscription, 
 A l'empereur les bonnes villes de l'empire. On each crown 
 the name of one of the principal cities of the Empire is inscribed. The 
 crown, with the name of paris, occupies the most elevated part of the 
 circle. Under it, are those of the second and third cities of the Empire, 
 ROME and AMSTERDAM. Thosc, witli the- names of forty-six other 
 cities, follow in alphabetical order. 
 
 ALEXANDRIE. 
 
 AIX-LA-CHAPELLE. 
 
 AMIENS. 
 
 ANGERS. 
 
 ANVERS. 
 
 BESANCON. 
 
 BORDEAUX. 
 
 BOURGES. 
 
 BREME. 
 
 BRUXELLES. 
 
 CAEN. 
 
 CLERMONT. 
 
 COLOGNE. 
 
 DIJON. 
 
 FLORENCE. 
 
 GAND. 
 
 GENES. 
 
 GENEVE. 
 
 GRENOBLE. 
 
 HAMBOURG. 
 
 LA ROCHELLE. 
 
 LIEGE. 
 
 LILLE. 
 
 LIVOURNE. 
 
 LUBECK. 
 
 LYON. 
 
 MARSEILLES 
 
 MA YENCE. 
 
 METZ. 
 
 MONTPELLIER.
 
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 MONTAUBAN. PLAISANCE. STRASBOURG. 
 
 NANCY. REIMS. TOULOUSE. 
 
 NANTES. RENNES. TOURS. 
 
 NICE. ROUEN. TURIN. 
 
 ORLEANS. ROTTERDAM. VERSAILLES, (p.m.) 
 
 PARME. 
 
 On the return of Napoleon from Elbe, as twenty-two of the cities 
 mentioned in the list, had ceased to belong to Prance, a head of Na- 
 poleon by Andrieu, No. 269, was substituted, instead of the reverse 
 here described. 
 
 272. Plate XLIX. xii. kal. april. mccmxi. Minerva, seated 
 at the foot of the pillar of Trajan, extends her arms to welcome and re- 
 ceive a child presented to her by Mars, descending from Olympus, borne 
 on clouds, and preceded by an eagle, carrying the thunder in its 
 talons, and in its beak an olive-branch. Near Miverva, are the wolf 
 with Romulus and Remus, looking up and viewing with astonishment the 
 prodigy. In the back ground, the Colisaeum and Temple of Concord. 
 Exergue. avrea condet s^cula qui rursus latio. — (Virgil 
 ^nead. Lib. vi. vers. 793-4.) t. mercandetti. f. rom;e. 
 
 Keverse. labori et industrije pr^imium et honor, rom.e 
 iDiBus AUGusTi. ANNO MDCCCx, and the letters t. m. in monogram. 
 
 Medal struck at Rome to celebrate the birth of the son of Napo- 
 leon, and intended at the same time as a premium for the encourage- 
 ment of the Fine Arts and Manufactures. 
 
 273. Flate L. A nymph, crowned with reeds, reclining on her urn, 
 before a cavern, on the side of lofty mountains ; a laurel-tree growing
 
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 at her feet. At the entrance of the cavern is an altar, on which two 
 wreaths of laurel are placed ; a lyre is leaning against it. andrieu f. 
 Exergue, musis artibus arvis. mdcccxi. 
 
 Reverse, c. de stassart president de l'athenee de vau- 
 
 CLUSE A F PETRARQUE. MDCCCXI. A Wrcatll of Oak, 
 
 Prize Medal of the Athenaeum of Vaucluse, established at Avignon. 
 
 274. Plate LI. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. Two Polish chiefs, in their national dress, taking the oath 
 
 of fidelity to the new confederacy, in the hands of Napoleon, andrieu 
 r. denon d. Exergue, prise de wilna xxviii juin mdcccxii 
 (p.m.) 
 
 The same day that Napoleon entered Wilna, the new Confedera- 
 tion of the Poles was formed at Warsaw. 
 
 275. Plate lA. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. A hussar riding over a fallen soldier, and pursuing one 
 
 who is running away. On each side a piece of artillery abandoned. 
 
 JEUFFROY F. DEXON DIR. Exerglie. BATAILLE DE LA MOSKOWA 
 VII SEPTEMBRE MDCCCXII. (P.M.J 
 
 276. Plate LI. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Revej'se. entree a moscou. A view of the Gremlin ; a French 
 
 eagle is erected on the ramparts. Exergue. xiv septemdre 
 mdcccxii. (p.m) 
 
 277. Plate LI. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse. The Borysthcncs, seated on rocks, and leaning on his 
 
 urn, expresses his astonishment at the sight of a French eagle on his
 
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 banks, denon d. brandt f. Exergue. l*aigle tranpaise sur 
 
 LE BORYSTIIENE MDCCCXII. (p.M.) 
 
 278. Plate LI. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 
 Reverse. The Wolga flies terrified at the sight of a French eagle 
 erected on his banks. In the river, is the head of a sturgeon, of which 
 great numbers are found in the Wolga. denon d. michaut f. 
 Exergue, l'aigle fran^aise sur le wolga mdcccxii. (p.m.) 
 
 279- Plate LI. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 
 Reverse. A warrior retreating, is pursued by Boreas, pressing a bag, 
 from whence destructive winds rush forth. A dead horse, dismounted 
 cannon, and a tumbril in flames, indicate the disasters of the army, de- 
 non D. galle f. retraite de l'armee. novembre mdcccxii. {p.M,) 
 
 280. Plate XLIX. ecole fran^aise des beaux arts a 
 
 ROME RETABLIE ET AUGMENTEE PAR NAPOLEON EN 1803. Head of 
 
 Minerva, in a wreath of laurel, and surrounded by various emblems of 
 the Fine Arts. 
 
 Reverse. Napoleon, in his robes of state, seated on a throne, hold- 
 ing a laurel-wreath ; his sceptre is leaning against his left arm. Exer- 
 gue. E. GATTEAUX ROME. 1812. (p.M.) 
 
 Premium Medal of the French Academy at Rome. This Establish- 
 ment was removed, in 1803, to the Villa Medicis, and the number of 
 pensioners increased. See No. 236. 
 
 281. Plate LI. napoleon emp. et roi. Bust of Napoleon in 
 uniform. Over his head is a wreath of laurel. Underneath, denon d. 
 depaulis f. 
 
 2 b
 
 M 
 
 Reverse. A Cossack and a Prussian soldier of cavalry flying before 
 the French army, which is seen at a distance, brexet. Exergue, ba- 
 
 TAILLE DE LUTZEN. II MAI MDCCCXIII. (P.M.) 
 
 Collectors must be on their guard against a false die of this JMedal, 
 as well as of the two followino-, 
 
 282. Plate LI. Same head and inscription as the preceding. 
 Reverse, infanterie francaise. bataille de wurtchen. 
 
 A trophy formed of muskets, disposed in a pyramidal form, is surmount- 
 ed by a figure of Victory, and a banner inscribed n. On the ground are 
 a dead horse, helmets, swords, and other military emblems. Exergue. 
 
 XXI MAI MDCCCXIII. BRENET F. DENON D. {p.m) 
 
 283. Flate LI. Same head and inscription as No. 103. 
 Reverse, confiance force. A view of Mount Cenis. On the 
 
 summit is an eagle standing on the Imperial throne, denon d. bre- 
 xet f. Exern-ue. en trois mois la France et l'italie arment 
 
 DOUZE CENT MILLE IIOMMES POUR LA DEFENCE DE l'eMPIRE. 
 MDCCCXIII. (P.M.) 
 
 284. Plate LII. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse, canal de mons A conde. Nymph sitting in a barge, 
 
 holding in one hand a cornucoj)ia, and steering with the other. On the 
 right, the steeple of Mons. Exergue, le commerce du depahte- 
 
 MENT de GEMMAPES. MDCCCXIII. 
 
 285. Plate LII. Same head and inscription as No. 101. 
 Reverse, fevrier. mdcccxiv. An eagle standing on a thunder-
 
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 bolt. Over its head is a star. On one side is Victory, bringing a crown 
 of laurel ; on the other side, the fishes, zodiacal sign of the month of 
 February. Exergue, brenet f. denon d. (p.m.) 
 
 The eagle is here represented in repose, preparing to take its flight, 
 and carry the thunder to Jupiter; alluding to the opening of the cam- 
 paign on the Marne and the Aube, and the first successes obtained. 
 
 286. Plate LII. The Emperor Napoleon, in uniform, is wel- 
 comed by the army and people, represented by a grenadier and a 
 peasant, dexon dir. andrieu p. Exergue, retour de l'em- 
 
 TEREUR. MARS MDCCCXV. 
 
 Reverse. An eagle crowned, and carrying the insignia of the 
 Legion of Honour in its beak, taking its flight from the island of Elba, 
 which is seen at a distance. Exergue, xxvi pevrier mdcccxv. 
 
 BREN. F. DEN. D. {p.m!^ 
 
 Medal struck on the return of Napoleon to France, in 1815. 
 
 287. Plate LII. An eagle, with spread wings, holding a sprig of 
 laurel in its beak, tears in pieces the lilies of the Bourbons. Behind, 
 is the sea, and the fleet of Napoleon quitting the island of Elba. 
 Above, three hands joined, and a scroll inscribed, miles imperator 
 popuLus. " The Army, the Emperor, the People." Exergue, dieu 
 
 protege la FRANCE 20 MARS 1815. 
 
 Reverse. In a wreath of laurel, napoleoni magno fideli ber- 
 TRAND. " Bertrand to Napoleon the Great, the Faithful." Under- 
 neath, PATRi^ PRODiTOREs OBLiTi. " Traitors to the country for- 
 gotten." 
 
 Medal struck at the expense of General Bertrand, to commemorate 
 the return of Napoleon from Elba.
 
 96 
 
 288. Flate 111. napoleon empereur. Laureated head of 
 Napoleon. Underneath, denon dir. droz fecit. 
 
 Reverse, a napoleon le cvt. regiment. A cippus elevated 
 on a pedestal and base. In the centre is an eagle standing on a thunder- 
 bolt, in a wreath of laurel. On the frieze, five laurel-wreaths encircling 
 the letter n. and a star. Exergue, golfe juan. mdcccxv. 
 
 Medal struck by the 106th regiment, to commemorate the landing 
 of Napoleon at the Gulph of Juan. 
 
 289. Flate LII. napoleon bona parte. Bust of Napoleon 
 in uniform, mudie dir. webb f. 
 
 Reverse, surrendered to h. b. m. s. bellerophon cap^- 
 maitland. The Bellerophon under sail ; an eagle perched on her broad 
 pendant. At some distance is the vessel in which Napoleon had previ- 
 ously embarked. Exergue, xv july mdcccxv. brenet f. mudie d. 
 
 290. Plate LII. Same head and inscription as the preceding. 
 Reverse. Napoleon sitting in an attitude of profound meditation. 
 
 Victory, with one hand, presents him a pen, and engages him to 
 commit to writing, under her dictates, the annals of his life. In the 
 other hand she holds a stylus, with which she is writing on an unfolded 
 volume. On the ground are several books and scrolls. Above, Fame 
 hovers in the air, sounding a trumpet and bearing a tablet. At a dis- 
 tance, several ships sailing, mudie d. mills f. Exergue, napo- 
 leon AT ST. HELENA. 
 
 This Medal and the preceding were struck in England by M. Mudie. 
 
 291. TlatelAll. Head of the Empress Maria Louisa, andrieu f. 
 Reverse, A press for coining. Above, the letters ml in mono-
 
 97 
 
 gram. Exergue, l'imperatrice marie louise a honore de sa 
 
 PRESENCE LA M T)ES MEDAILLES. MDCCCXIII. (p.M.) 
 
 292. Plate LIU. EAIZA SEBAZTOT AAEA«I)H. " Elisa, sister 
 of the Emperor." Head of Princess Elisa. 
 
 Reverse, s. a. i. la princesse elisa grande duchesse de 
 
 TOSCANE VISITE LA MONNAIE DES MEDAILLES. (p.m.) 
 
 293. Plate LIII. BAIIAIEIA KAPOAINH. " Queen Caroline." 
 Head of the Queen of Naples, between a rose and a sprig of myrtle 
 Underneath, BP. initials of Brenet. 
 
 Reverse. A bull with a human head, crowned by a winged female 
 figure; a type of the ancient coins of Naples. Above, AXIH. 1808. 
 Under the bull, AEN. {Denoiu) Exergue. NEOnOAITXlN. " Of the 
 Neapolitans." {p.m) 
 
 294. Plate LHI. nATAINA EEBASTOT AAEA^H. " Pauhna, sis- 
 ter of the Emperor." Head of Princess Paulina Borghese. Under- 
 neath, AN. initials of Andrieu. 
 
 Reverse. HMXlN KAAH BAZIAEYE. " Thou fair one, be our queen." 
 Group of the three Graces, (p.m.) 
 
 295. Plate Lin. OPTHZIA BAIIAIZEA. " Queen Hortensia/' 
 Headof the Queen of Holland. 
 
 Reverse, s. m. la reine hortense visite la monnaie des 
 
 MEDAILLES. (p.m.) 
 
 296. Plate LItl . Head of M. Denon, director of the Paris 
 Medal Mint. Underneath, galle f. v. denon. 
 
 Reverse, elles parleront toujours pour lui. The two co- 
 
 2 c
 
 98 
 
 lossal figures which are seen as Medinet Abou. One of them was sup- 
 posed by the ancients to be that of Memnon, and to have emitted a sound 
 every day, as soon as it received the first rays of the sun. The inscrip- 
 tion alludes to this vocal property. Exergue, brenet. 
 
 297. Plate LIII. vivant denon. Head of M. Denon, Di- 
 rector of the Paris Medal Mint. Underneath, galle f. 
 
 Reverse, et lui aussi il a vecu dans le grand siecle. 
 
 298. Plate LIII. heur et malheur. A bust with two faces 
 in opposite directions ; the one placid, the other weeping. Exergue. 
 
 GAYRARD F. 
 
 Reverse. Fortune, with a bandage before her eyes, stands on a 
 globe, holding a lottery wheel. On one side, an anchor ; on the other, 
 a mole (which, being supposed blind, is considered as an emblem of 
 Fortune), denon dir. losch f. 
 
 This Jetton and the two following, were intended for the use of the 
 Imperial card-tables. 
 
 299- Plate LIII. Same head and inscription as the preceding. 
 
 Reverse. Two female figures, representing Fortune and Misfortune : 
 the former, with her usual attributes, a cornucopia and wheel, is stand- 
 ing in a tranquil attitude; the latter, her wheel shattered, is departing, 
 holding a broken caduceus and scourge. Exergue, heur et mal- 
 heur. denon DIR. GAYRARD F. 
 
 300. Plate LIII. Same head and inscription as the preceding. 
 
 Reverse. Love led by Fortune, both blindfofd. Fortune, who is 
 Avingcd, pours forth from her cornucopia a variety of fruits. At her 
 feet is a wheel. Exergue. Two moles, denon d. gayrard f.
 
 99 
 
 JETTONS OF COMPANIES. 
 
 301. Plate LIV. avoues de villefranche. A shield with 
 arms. 
 
 Bevei^se. lege duce floret imperium. Two female figures 
 embracing, one representing France, crowned, and holding the Imperial 
 sceptre ; the other. Justice, with her attributes, a sword and balance. 
 On one side an obelisk ; on the pedestal of which is inscribed code 
 
 CIVIL. 
 
 302. Plate LIV. napoleon empereur des FRANfAis. 
 Head of Napoleon. Underneath, gatteaux. 
 
 Reverse, academie imperiale de musique. Apollo standing 
 near a column, and playing on the lyre. Underneath, g atte (aux). 
 Jettonof the Administration of the French Opera. 
 
 303. PlatelAN. napoleon empereur et roi. Head of Na- 
 poleon. On the lower part, droz fecit. Underneath, denon di- 
 REXIT 1806. 
 
 Reverse. Mercury sitting on a bale of goods, holding a caduceus 
 and cornucopia, from which he pours various kinds of fruit. Exergue. 
 
 hotel de VILLE de ROUEN 1806. 
 
 304. Plate LJV. napoleon empereur. Head of Napoleon. 
 Underneath, tiolier f. 
 
 Reverse, s. ex. m^". gaudin ministre des finances. A
 
 100 
 
 crown of laurel ; in the middle, com pagnie des salines de l'est. 
 Underneath, 1^«. avril 1806 bail de 99 ans. 
 
 305. Plate LIV. napoleon empereuk. Head of Napoleon. 
 Underneath, droz f. 
 
 Reverse, s. ex. m'=«. le dug de gaete ministre des finances. 
 A laurel wreath ; in the middle, compagnie des salines de l'est. 
 Underneath, 15 avril 1806 bail de 99 ans. 
 
 306! Plate LIV. napoleon emp. et roi. Head of Napoleon. 
 Underneath, gatteauxf. 
 
 Reverse, quo non hac duce. A female figure with the attri- 
 butes of Mercury sitting on the fore part of a vessel, and holding 
 up a Medal. Near her, are various bales of merchandize. Exergue. 
 munificence du commerce de bordeaux 1807. 
 
 307- Plate LIV. napoleon empereur. Head of Napoleon. 
 Underneath, denon d. droz f. 
 
 Reverse, societe d'agriculture sciences et arts. In the 
 centre, departem. de l'eure. evreux. 1807. 
 
 308. Plate LIV. napoleon emp. et roi. Head of Napoleon. 
 Underneath, j. p. droz f. 
 
 Reverse, chambre de commerce d'anvers. A river god 
 (the Scheld,) in a recumbent position ; in one hand, which rests on a 
 dolphin, he holds a cornucopia ; and in the other hand, a rudder. Ex- 
 ergue. MDCccix. An open hand, device of the city, droz f. 
 
 309. Plate LIV. NAPOLEON emp. et roi. Head of Napoleon. 
 Underneath, andrieu f.
 
 101 
 
 Reverse, commerce de la boucherie de paris. A bull in 
 the same position as on ancient coins of Thuriuni, andrieu f. Exer- 
 gue, sous l'administration du comte DUBOIS prefet de 
 
 POLICE 1810. 
 
 ■ Jetton of the Company of Butchers of Paris. 
 
 310. Plate LIV. napoleon emp. et roi. Head of Napoleon. 
 Underneath, jALEY F. 
 
 Reverse, lex est quodcumque notamus. A female figure hold- 
 ing the hand of Justice, sitting before a table and writing. Exergue, no- 
 
 TAIRES DE l'aRR^. DE ROUEN, SEINE INF"^. MDCCCXI. 
 
 Jetton of the Chamber of Notaries of Rouen. 
 
 311. Rlate LIV. napoleon emp. et roi. Head of Napoleon. 
 Underneath, desbeufs f. 
 
 Reverse, commeuce de vin de la ville de paris. A cluster 
 of grapes in the centre of a wreath of vine-leaves. Underneath, for- 
 mation du 1 J". 1811. 
 
 Jetton of the Company of Wine Merchants. 
 
 312. Tlate LIV. napoleon emp. et roi^ Head of Napoleon. 
 N. TIOLIER 1813. 
 
 Reverse, conseil de prud'hommes. A female figure, sitting, 
 and holding a wreath of flowers over two hands joined. Under the 
 chair, a balance, and 1807. tiolier. Exergue, rouen. 
 
 The Council of Prud'hommes, established by a law of the 18th of 
 March 1806, decided all differences between manufacturers and workmen. 
 
 313. Tlate LIV. Same head and inscription as the preceding. 
 
 2 D 
 
 LIBRA HY 
 
 UinVEP.r!'""y ^T^ C/'-'f^ORNIA 
 
 6AN.JA BAIiBAEA
 
 102 
 
 Reverse. Front view of the new Exchange at Paris, n. tkJlier. 
 Exergue, agens de change de paris. 
 
 Jetton of the Company of Exchange Brokers. V. No. 175. 
 
 314. Plate LIV. napoleon em p. et roi. Head of Napoleon. 
 
 Reverse, saint honore. A bishop with mitre and crozier, a 
 
 glory playing round his head. Underneath, communaute des mai- 
 
 TRES BOULANGERS de la VILLE de PARIS. 
 
 Jetton of the Company of Bakers, whose patron is St. Honoratus, 
 
 COINS. 
 
 The head of Bonaparte, as First Consul, appeared on the coins of 
 France for the first time, on the 14th of April, 1803. (11th year.) 
 
 315. Plate LV. Gold piece of 40 francs. On the edge, dieu 
 
 PROTEGE LA FRANCE. 
 
 Gold piece of 20 francs. Same types. 
 
 316. Plate LV. Silver piece of 5 francs. On the edge, dieu 
 
 PHOtLgE la FRANCE. 
 
 317. 318, 319, 320. Silver pieces of 2, 1, ^, i, francs. 
 
 'NAPOLEON EMPEREUR. (Head bare.) Reverse. REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE. 
 
 An. 12, 13.
 
 103 
 
 On the 18th of May 1804, Napoleon was proelaimed Emperor, and 
 from that period assumed the title on his coins. 
 
 321,322. Plate Ij\. Gold pieces of 40 and 20 francs. An. 13,, 
 13, (1804, 1805,) 1806, 1807. 
 
 323. Plate LV. Silver piece of 5 francs. An. 12, 13. 
 Silver pieces of 2, 1, i, and \, francs, the same. 
 
 324. Plate LV. Silver piece of 5 francs : head by Brenet; 1806- 
 
 NAPOLEON EMPEREUR. (Head crowned.) Reverse. REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE. 
 
 1807-8-9. 
 The head of Napoleon with a laurel crown, appeared on coins for 
 the first time, on the 4th of August 1807, at his return from the cam-^ 
 paign of Prussia. 
 
 325. Plate LV. Gold piece of 40 francs. 
 Piece of 20 francs, the same, 
 
 326. PlatelN. Silver piece of 5 francs. 
 Silver pieces of 2, 1, i, and i, francs, the same. 
 
 NAPOLEON EMPEREUR. (Head crowned.) Reverse. EMPIRE FRANCAIS. 
 
 1809-15. 
 On the 1st of January 1809, the inscription, empire francais, 
 was substituted for republique francaise, on the reverse of the coin.
 
 104 
 
 327-8, . Plate LV. Gold pieces of 40 and 20 francs. 
 
 329. Plate LV. Same head as No. 326. Silver piece of 5 
 francs. 
 
 330-333. Plate LVI. Silver pieces of 2, 1, ^, and 4, francs. 
 
 334. Plate LVI. Piece of 10 centimes in billon. 
 
 335. Plate LVI. Trial piece of 5 francs, by Auguste. An. 11. 
 (1803.) On the edge, DiEU JUSTICE ET FORCE. 
 
 336. Plate LVI. Trial piece of 10 centimes, of two metals ; the 
 outer circle is copper, the inner of silver. 
 
 337-8. Plate LVI. Gold pieces of 40 and 20 Itahan livres, of 
 fho kingdom of Italy. On the edge, dio peotegge l'italia. 
 
 33.9- Plate LVI. Silver piece of 5 livres, same edge. 
 
 340-1. Plate LVI. Silver pieces of 2 and 1 livre, same edge. 
 
 342-4. Plate LVI. Silver pieces of 15, 10 and 5 soldi, or pence. 
 
 345. Plate LVI. Piece of 10 centesimi in billon. 
 
 346-3. Plate LVI. Copper pieces of 5, 3, and 1 centesimi.
 
 105 
 
 List of the Marks by which the various Mints of France are dis- 
 
 tinguished. 
 
 A Paris. 
 B Rouen. 
 D Lyon. 
 H La Rochelle. 
 1 Limoges. 
 K Bordeaux. 
 L Bayonne. 
 M Toulouse, 
 ltd Marseilles. 
 
 Q Chalons. 
 
 T Nantes. 
 
 u Turin. 
 
 CL Genoa. 
 
 R and the wolf with Remus 
 
 and Romuhis, Rome. 
 ^ Utrecht. 
 BB Strasbourg, 
 w Lille. 
 
 PRINCES OF THE NAPOLEON FAMILY. 
 
 349. Plate XLVIII. Silver piece of 5 francs, of Felix and 
 Eliza, Prince and Princess of Lucca and Piombino. 
 
 350. Plate LVI. Silver piece, 1 franc, of the same. 
 
 351-2. Plate LVI. Copper pieces of 5 and 3 centesimi, of the 
 
 same. 
 
 353. Plate LVII. nap. louis i. roi de hollande conx. 
 (etable) de france. Head of the King of Holland. On the lower 
 
 part, GEORGE F. 
 
 Reverse. A shield, with the arms of Holland placed before the 
 
 3 £
 
 106 
 
 eagle of France, and surrounded by the emblems of Royalty. Behind 
 the shield, is the sword of Constable ; on its hilt, are suspended the deco- 
 rations of the Legion of Honour, and of the Royal Order of Holland. 
 Medal struck on the coronation of Louis, proclaimed King of Hol- 
 land, June the 5th 1806. He abdicated the 3d of July 1810. 
 
 354. Plate LX. instaurato prisco rheni ostio. "On the 
 restoration of the ancient mouth of the Rhine." Neptune, sitting in a 
 car formed of a shell, and drawn by two sea horses, advances towards 
 the Rhine, who, crowned with reeds, sits leaning on his urn and holding 
 a cornucopia. Near the car of Neptune, is a Triton, blowing a shell. 
 Exergue, feliciter. " Happily." droz f. 
 
 Reverse. A sluice with five arches across a river. Above, the in- 
 scription, opus nil SEOUL DESIDER. Ill ANNIS PERFECTUM. FAV, 
 SUMM. HOLL. IMPER. IMPENS. AGR. RHENOLAN. POSS. "A WOrk 
 
 desired for four centuries, completed in three years, under the auspices 
 of the supreme government of Holland, at the expense of the proprietors 
 of Rynland." Underneath, a shield with arms, mdcccvii. 
 
 This Medal commemorates the clearing of the ancient mouth of the 
 Rhine, near Ley den, and the construction of sluices to prevent the rising 
 tide from forcing the water of the sea and the river, back upon the 
 country. 
 
 355. Plate LVH. nap. ludew. i. kon van iioll. Head of the 
 King of Holland. 
 
 Reverse, eendragt maakt magt. "Union gives strength." 
 A warrior in complete armour, holding in one hand a sword, in the 
 other, seven arrows united, alluding to the number of the provinces. 
 I n the field , 1 809- (G old ducat.)
 
 107 
 
 356. Plate LVII. Same head and inscription as the preceding. 
 Reverse, koningrijk Holland. " Kingdom of Holland." 
 
 Arms of the kingdom of Holland. Underneath, 1810 and a bee. (Gold 
 ducat.) 
 
 357. Plate LVII. Silver piece of 50 stuyvers. 
 
 358. Plate LVIII. hieron. napol. koenig — catharina 
 KOENiGiN. v. WESTPHALEN. Hcads United in profile of the King and 
 Queen of Westphalia. V. No. 225, 226. 
 
 Reverse. In a crown of olive, gluck-auf! clausthal den 5 
 AUGUST 1811. Underneath, two miners' hammers. 
 
 The exclamation Gluck-Auf is peculiar to miners. {V. No. 74.) 
 Clausthal is a town in the Harz mountains, near the mines, and in- 
 habited by miners. 
 
 359. Plate LVIII. Gold piece of 40 francs, of Jerome King of 
 Westphalia. On the edge, gott erhalt den koenig. " God save 
 the King." 
 
 There are gold pieces similar of 20, 10, and 5 francs. 
 
 360. Plate LVIII. Silver piece of 5 francs, of the same. On 
 the edge, dieu protege la France. 
 
 These pieces were struck in Paris, and very few were issued into 
 circulation. 
 
 Pieces of 2, 1, and ^ francs, the same. Edge the same as No. 359- 
 
 361. Plate LVIII. hieronymus napoleon. Head of King 
 Jerome. 
 
 Reverse, koenig von westphalen ir. pr. " King of West-
 
 108 
 
 phalia, French Prince." In the centre, x eine peine mark. 1810, 
 " Ten to a mark fine." (Silver dollar.) 
 
 362. Tlate LVIII. Same head and inscription as the preceding. 
 'Reverse. Same legend. In the centre, seegen desmansfelder 
 
 BERGBAUES 1811. c. 10 ST. EINE MARK F. " Blcsslng of the Mincs of 
 Mansfeld, 1811. 10 pieces to a mark fine." (Silver dollar.) 
 
 363. Flate LVIII. hieronymus napoleon. Arms of the 
 Kingdom of Westphalia. Underneath, f st. 
 
 Reverse, Same legend as the preceding. In the centre, xxiv 
 
 MARIEN GROSCH. 1810. NACH DE LEIPZ. FUS. " TwCnty-four 
 
 Maria-Groschj on the Leipzig standard." (Two-thirds of a dollar.) 
 
 364. Plate LIX. josephus napoleo. — julia maria. Heads 
 united in profile of the King and Queen of Naples. 
 
 Reverse, effraenis paret. " Obedient, though unbridled." 
 A horse at liberty ; device of the city of Naples. Exergue, adventui 
 REGINJE EXPECTATissiMO. o p Q N. (Ordo Populusque NeapoUtanus. ) 
 anno regni III. " On the long-wished-for arrival of the Queen, the 
 Senate and People of Naples, 3d year of her reign." 
 
 Medal struck by the city of Naples on the arrival of the Queen. 
 
 365. Plate LIX. jos. napoleo hispaniar. et indiar. rex 
 CATHOL. cioiocccviii. " Joscph Napolcon, Most Catholic King of 
 Spain and the Indies." Head of Joseph Napoleon. 
 
 Reverse, orbe meo. "In my World." The sun setting over the 
 West. Underneath, f. daniel grati animi caussa. "F.Daniel, 
 from a grateful mind." 
 
 Medal struck at Naples by M. Daniel, President of the Aca-
 
 109 
 
 demy, in honour of Joseph, on his exchanging the crown of Naples 
 for that of Spain, in 1808. 
 
 366. Plate LIX. joseph napol. d. g. vtr. sicil. rex. 
 Head of King Joseph. 
 
 Reverse, princ. gallic, magn. elect, imper. " French 
 Prince, Grand Elector of the Empire." The arms of Naples. Under- 
 neath, 1808. G. 120. On the edge, deus custos regni: 
 
 Silver piece of 120 grains, or 12 carlins. 
 
 367. PlateLlX. gioacchino napoleone. Head of Joachim; 
 Underneath, 1813. 
 
 Reverse, regno delle due sicilie. In the centre, 40 lire, 
 between two branches of ohve and laurel. On the edge, dio pro- 
 tegge il regno. 
 
 Gold piece of 40 livres, or francs. 
 
 Piece of 20 livres or francs, the same. 
 Silver pieces of 5, 2, and 1 francs, the same. 
 
 368. Plate LIX. gioacchino napoleone re delle due 
 sicilie. Bust of King Joachim in uniform. On the lower part, 
 jaley fecit, anno mdcccxi. 
 
 Reverse, avvenimento al regno — presa di capri. 1808. A 
 view of the island of Capri, and the Neapolitan fleet attacking it. 
 
 369. Plate LX. joachimus napoleo neap, et sicilije rex. 
 Head of King Joachim. 
 
 2 F
 
 110 
 
 Reverse, sic artibus venit honos. " Thus honour is con- 
 ferred on the Arts." Minerva, leaning on her shield, sits before an altar, 
 over which she holds a wreath of laurel. At her feet, a lighted torch. 
 On the altar, are various emblems of the Arts. Exergue, mdcccxi. 
 
 Prize Medal for Students in Painting and Sculpture. 
 
 370. Plate LX. gioacchino napol. re delle due sicil. 
 Head of King Joachim. 
 
 Reverse, alle legioni provinciali li 26 marzo 1809. A 
 number of standards united round a crown ; the two outermost are 
 inscribed, sicurezza — interna. 
 
 Medal commemorating the delivery of standards to the Provincial 
 Legions, raised for the internal defence of the kingdom, when the regular 
 troops were united with the French army in Germany. 
 
 371. Plate LX. Same head and inscription as the preceding. 
 Reverse, voti pubblici par la nuova piazza murat nel 
 
 GIORNO NATAHZIO DEI NOSTRI AUGUSTI, LI 25 MARZO 1809- ANNO 
 1 DEL REGNO. 
 
 The square here alluded to, is in front of the Royal Palace at 
 Naples. 
 
 372. Plate LX. felice principe di lucca e piombino. 
 Head of Prince Felix. Underneath, santarelli f. 
 
 Reverse, elisa princ. di luc. e piomb. gran-duchessa di 
 toscana. Head of the Princess Eliza. Underneath, santarelli f. 
 
 Princess Ehza, sister of Napoleon, who received the principality 
 of Lucca in 1805, was created Grand Duchess and Governess General 
 of Tuscany, the 3d of March 1809. V. No. Il6,
 
 Ill 
 
 373. Flate LVII. joachim grosherzog von berg. "Joachim 
 Grand Duke of Berg." Head of Joachim. 
 
 Reverse, i bergisciier cassa thaler. " Cash dollar of Berg." 
 The arms of the Dutchy quartered with those of France. (Silver.) 
 
 374. Plate LVII. Same head and inscription as the preceding. 
 Reverse, berg und clevische land munz, " Land-money of 
 
 Cleves and Berg." A laurel-wreath. In the centre, xvi eine peine 
 mark. " Sixteen to a mark fine." Exergue. 1806. (Silver.) 
 
 Prince Joachim Murat was created Grand Duke of Berg the 15th 
 March 1806. He afterwards was King of Naples, in 1808. V. No. 368. 
 
 375. Plate LVII. j. j. regis CAMBAcfcRES prince archi- 
 CHANCELiER DE l'empire. Bust of Cambacer^s, in an embroidered 
 coat. On the lower part, le. f. jaley p. Underneath, various em- 
 blems of masonry. 
 
 Reverse. In a wreath of oak, la r. m. ec. de prance sous le 
 
 TITRE DISTINCTIF DE S'^ ALEX""^- DEC ET LE CONTRAT SOC"^ REUNIS 
 O. DE PARIS. A SON GRAND MAITRE. LE 30 JOUR DU 1"' MOIS 5807- 
 
 376. Plate LVII. carl johan s. r. kronprins k. landtb. 
 ACAD, styresman. " Charlcs John, Crown Prince of Sweden, Pro- 
 tector of the Royal Academy of Agriculture." Head of the Prince. 
 
 Reverse, stundande skordar modornas lon. " Future 
 harvests shall repay our toils." View of the country, with a man 
 ploughing. 
 
 Marshal Bernadotte, Prince of Ponte-Corvo, was elected Crown 
 Prince of Sweden, the 21st of August 1810, and succeeded to the 
 throne in 1818, by the name of Charles XIV,
 
 112 
 
 377. Tlate LX. Alexandre prince de neuchatel. Head 
 of the Prince. Underneath, droz f. 
 
 Reverse, principaute de neuchatel. In the centre, 5 francs 
 between two branches of laurel. Above, a crown. Underneath, 181 — 
 On the edge, poids vingt cinq grammes — titre neuf dixiemes. 
 
 Silver piece of 5 francs, of Marshal Berthier, Prince of Neuchatel. 
 
 Piece of 2 francs, the same, 1814. On tfie edge, poids dix 
 
 GRAMMES — TITRE NEUF DIXIEMES. 
 
 THE END
 
 INDEX. 
 
 A. 
 
 •Abensberg (Battle of), 237. 
 
 Abramson, Engraver, 220, 221. 
 
 Academy of Genoa, 13 — of Turin, 73 — of Luc- 
 ca, 116 — of Marseilles, 19 1 — of Painting, 
 192— of Milan, 196— Celtic, 198— of 
 France at Rome, 236, 280 — of Vaucluse, 
 273— of Music, 302. 
 
 Adda (River), 3. 
 
 iEsculapius, 93, 102, 193, 194. 
 
 Agilulfus, King of Lombardy, 96. 
 
 Agriculture (Society of), 307, 376. 
 
 Alcala (Gate of) at Madrid, C34. 
 
 Alexander (Name of) given to Napoleon, *14. 
 
 Alexander 1st. Emp. of Russia, 110, 219, 
 220,221, 231. 
 
 Allocution on the Lech, 104. 
 
 Amiens (Treaty of), 51, 52, 55 — broken, 61. 
 
 Andrieu, Engraver, 22, 41, 56, 60, 6l, 65, 15, 
 11,1^, 79, 83,92, 101,117, 181, eff. 
 
 Antwerp attacked, 240 — Chamber of Com- 
 merce, 308. 
 
 Apollo of the Belvedere, 8, *77. 
 
 Appennine represented, 79. 
 
 Appiani, Painter, 24, 36. 
 
 Arch (Triumphal), 124. 
 
 Aries (Canal of) opened, 64. 
 
 Army (The Grand) commanded by the Em- 
 peror, 103 — column in its honour, 123. 
 
 Astrea, 52. 
 
 Austerlitz (Battle of), 109, 110. 
 
 Austria (Emperor of), 110, 111,262. 
 
 Avignon (City of), 117,273. 
 
 Avoues, * 177, 301. 
 
 Avoues (Chambre des), 177. 
 
 Auguste, Engraver, 25, 26, 33, 34, 35,*73, 76, 
 
 77, 175. 
 Auctioneers (Company of), 178. 
 
 B. 
 
 Bakers (Company of), 314. 
 
 Bacciochi (Prince Felix), 11 6, 349,352,372. 
 
 Baden (Prince of), 122, 209. 
 
 Bank of France, 172,252. 
 
 Baptism of the King of Rome, 27 1 . 
 
 Batavian Republic, 131. 
 
 Baudin (Voyage of Discovery), 38. 
 
 Bavaria, King of, 210 visits the Mint, 253, 
 
 254. 
 Bavaria (Prince Royal of), visits <he Paris 
 
 Mint, 210. 
 Bayard (Shield of;, 80, 
 Beauharnois (Eugene), 121. 
 Bellecour (Place) rebuilt, 31, 32. 
 Bellerophon, Napoleon surrenders to the, 289. 
 Berg (Grand Duke of), 373-4. 
 Berlin (Entry into), 205, 217. 
 
 Medals struck at, 49, 220, 221. 
 
 Bernadotte, Prince of Ponte Corvo, 121 — 
 
 Crown Prince of Sweden, 376. 
 Bernard (Mount St.) 23. 
 Berthier, Prince of Neuchatel, 3, 121, 377. 
 Bertrand (General), 287. 
 Birth of the King of Rome, 270. 
 
 2 G
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Boleslaus 1st. King of Poland, 223. 
 
 Bonus Eventus, 2 1 . 
 
 Bordeaux (Commerce of), 306. 
 
 Boreas, 279- 
 
 Borysthenes, 277. 
 
 Boulogne (Camp of), 80, lOS. 
 
 Briare (Canal of), 180. 
 
 Bourdon, 65, 1 1 7. 
 
 Bridge of Dourdan, 39 — of the Durance, 65 
 
 —of the Rhone, 117— of Riaito, 1 15— of 
 
 the Seine, 173. 
 Briot, 184. 
 Britannia, 51, 53. 
 British Catholic College, 66. 
 Brokers, Commercial, 176. 
 
 of Exchange, 175, 313. 
 
 Brune (Marshal), 128. 
 
 Bulla, 60. 
 
 Butchers (Company of), 309. 
 
 Brenet, Engraver, 18, 20, 25, 26, 71,72, 79, 
 
 81, 82, 89, 180, etc. 
 Brandt, Engraver, 277. 
 
 c. 
 
 Cairo taken, 18. 
 
 Caisse d'Escompte du Commerce, 1 70. 
 
 des Comptes Courans, l7l. 
 
 Calendar (Republican), 109. 
 
 Cambaceres, 2d Consul, 27, 28, 29, 33, 55, 
 
 63, 64— Arch-Chancellor, 375. 
 Camp of Boulogne, 80, 103. 
 Campo Formio (Treaty of), 8,9, 10. 
 Canal of Aries, 64 — of the Centre, * 173 — of 
 
 Briare,180— of the Ourcq, 266— of Monsto 
 
 Conde, 284. 
 Ca|)itol (The), 243. 
 Capri (Island of) taken, 368. 
 Cassation (Tribunal of), 162. 
 Castiglione (Battle of), 4. 
 Castorland, 130. 
 Cathedral of Vienna, 1 14 — of Paris, Gl, 87 — 
 
 of Strasburgh, 255. 
 Celtic Academy, 198. 
 
 Chalons sur Marne, 37. 
 
 Chamber of Commerce of Paris, 181 — of An- 
 twerp, 308. 
 
 Charlemagne, 83, 207. 
 
 Chaptal, 62, 65. 
 
 Chavanne, Engraver, 10,31. 
 
 Champagny, 117. 
 
 Cisalpine Republic, 11, 14, 57, 58, 59, 148, 
 149. 
 
 Civil Code, 82. 
 
 Clausthal, 358. 
 
 Clio, 92. 
 
 Cleves (Grand Duke of), 373-4. 
 
 Code (The Civil), 82. 
 
 Coliseum, 272. 
 
 College (British) in Paris, 66. 
 
 Column, Departmental, 28 — National, 29 — at 
 Lyons, 33 — at Chalons, 37 — at Marseilles, 
 63 — of the Grand Army, 123 — at Genoa 
 147— of Trajan, 272. 
 
 Comptabilite Nationale, 174. 
 
 Concordat with the Pope, 6l. 
 
 Conde (Canal from) to Mons, 284. 
 
 Confederation of the Rhine, 201 — of Poland, 
 274. 
 
 Conservatory of Music, 197. 
 
 Cousidar Government established, 22. 
 
 Consulta at Lyons, 57-59. 
 
 Constitution, l63. 
 
 Cornwallis (Marquis), 53. 
 
 Coronation of Napoleon, 83-86, 88, 89, 94— 
 at Milan, 96, 97. 
 
 Council of State, l66. 
 
 Cow and calf, emblem of lllyria, 246. 
 
 Crcmlin, 276. 
 
 Cretet, G4. 
 
 Crocodile, 10. 
 
 Crown of Agilnlfus, 96 — of Iron, 97. 
 
 Custrin (Capitulation of), 20(5. 
 
 D. 
 
 Dagobert, 80. 
 Dalmatia conquered, 1 19-
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Daniel (F.) 565. 
 Dantzig taken, 214. 
 Danube, 40, 240. 
 Decennial Prizes, 2(59. 
 Decrees of Berlin and Milan, 127. 
 Delacroix (Charles), 63, 64. 
 Denon (Vivant), 1, 67, 70, 296, 297. 
 Depaulis, Engraver, 125. 
 Desaix (General), 26, 27, 98, 99, 265. 
 Descent in England, 126. 
 Destiny, 36. 
 Diomedes, 212. 
 Dourdan (Bridge at), 39. 
 Dresden, 222. 
 
 Droz, Engraver, 42, 52, * 56, SJ, 87, 90, etc. 
 Dubois, Engraver, 23. 
 Duguesclin, 80. 
 
 Dumarest, Engraver, 51, 1 63,1 67-8, ^(c. 
 Dupre, Engraver, 62, 125, 194, 198. 
 Durance (Bridge on the), 65. 
 Duvivier, Engraver, 8, 29,40, *56, 131, 166, 
 183, 185, 189, elc. 
 
 E. 
 
 Eagle, emblem of Napoleon, 90. 
 
 Eckmuhl (Battle of), 237- 
 
 Egypt conquered, IB, 19, 20. 
 
 Elba (Island of), 184, 286, 287- 
 
 Eliza Princess of Lucca, 116, 292, 349, 372. 
 
 Enceladus, 238. 
 
 England (Medals struck in), 45, 50, 53, 54, 
 
 289, 290. 
 
 . (Descent in), 126. 
 
 Entry of Napoleon in Genoa, 100 — Vienna, 
 
 106— Berlin, 205— Madrid, 234 — Vienna, 
 
 239 — Moscow, 276. 
 Epee (Abbe de L'), 183. 
 Erfurt (Congress of), 231, 232. 
 Eridania, 152,-3. 
 Essling (Battle of), 240. 
 Etruria (King of), 133. 
 
 United to France, 227. 
 
 Eure (Department of the), 307- 
 
 Evreux, 307. 
 Exchange of Paris, 313. 
 
 Fajbius Cunctator, 213. 
 Facius, Engraver, 231-2. 
 Faipoult (Guglielmo), 12. 
 Fates, 36. 
 
 Ferdinand, King of Naples, 132. 
 Fernel (Jean), 193. 
 Fevrier (Pierre), Engraver, 9, 46. 
 Fishes, sign of the Zodiac, 285. 
 Fontaine, Architect, 124. 
 Fortune Conservatrice, 72. 
 Forum Bonaparte, 149- 
 Fountain of Vaucluse, 273. 
 Francis I. Emperor, 1 10, 1 11, 262. 
 Freemasons, 375. 
 Friedland (Battle of), 215, 6. 
 Frejus, 21, *21. 
 
 G. 
 
 Gaete ("Duke of), 305. 
 
 Galker, Engraver, 131. 
 
 Galle, Engraver, 19, 21, etc. 
 
 Gap, Museum at, 75. 
 
 Gatteaux, Engraver, 6, 28, 66, l62, )65, etc. 
 
 Gaudin, 304. 
 
 Gayrard, Engraver, 1, 182, 193, etc. 
 
 Geneva, 46. 
 
 Genoa, 13, 100, 142-147. 
 
 Genevre (Mount) opened, 76. 
 
 Gengembre, 186, 188. 
 
 George, Engraver, 208, 21", etc. 
 
 Gregory the Great, *97. 
 
 Guillemard, Engraver, 261. 
 
 H. 
 
 Hamburgh occupied, 208. 
 Hanover, 69, 74,224.
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Harnisch, Engraver, 260. 
 Harz Mines, 74. 
 Haydn (Joseph), 182. 
 Helena (St.), Napoleon at, 290. 
 Helvetic Republic, 154-160. 
 Hercules, 2, 24, 81, 106, 126, 247. 
 Hoeckner, Engraver, 223. 
 Hohenliuden (Battle of), * 52. 
 Holland (King of), 353-357. 
 
 (Queen of), 295. 
 
 Honoratus (St.), 314. 
 
 Horse, emblem of Westphalia, 224. 
 
 of Naples, 364. 
 
 Horses from Venice, 124. 
 Huissiers (Chamber of), * 179- 
 Hydra, of Lerna, 2 — British, 94. 
 
 Jeuffroy, Engraver, 1, 60, 80, 83,55, 69, 70, 
 90, 164, etc. 
 
 Jews (Assembly of), 125. 
 
 Joachim Grand Duke of Berg, 121, 373-4— 
 King of Naples, 367-371. 
 
 Joseph Napoleon, 120, 121— King of Na- 
 ples, 364 — of Spain, 365. 
 
 Josephine, Empress, 89. 
 
 Jouannin, Engraver, 20, etc. 
 
 Juan (Gulf of), 288. 
 
 Julia Maria, Queen of Naples, 364. 
 
 Jupiter, 119,202. 
 
 Stator, 240. 
 
 K. 
 
 Ibis, 67. 
 
 Illyria conquered, 246. 
 
 Infernal Machine, 35, 36. 
 
 Inquisition destroyed, 235. 
 
 Inspruck, 108. 
 
 Institute (National), 167-8. 
 
 (Ligurian), 146. 
 
 Instruction (Public) organized, 60. 
 
 Insubria, 14. 
 
 Interview at Urchitz, 111— at Tilsit, 219, 
 
 220, 221— at Erfurt, 231, 232, 
 Irish College in Paris, 66. 
 Iron Crown, 97. 
 Isis, 19. 
 
 Istria conquered, 1 IB. 
 Italian Republic, 57. 
 
 Janus (Temple of ), 113,237. 
 
 Emblem of Genoa, 13. 
 
 Jeanne of Arc, 62. 
 Jena (,Ualtl*= of), 202, 204. 
 Jerome, King of Westphalia, 225, 226, 358- 
 363. 
 
 Kleber (General), 129. 
 Koenigsberg, •217. 
 
 La Doucette, 75, 76. 
 
 Larochefoucault, 57. 
 
 Laocoon, 77. 
 
 Lavoisier, 186. 
 
 Lavy, Engraver, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 24, 73, 152, 
 
 153. 
 Le Brun, 3d Consul, 27, 28, 29, 33. 
 Lech (River), 104. 
 Legion of Honour, 78, 80, 267. 
 Legislative Body, 2, 55, 6l, 82, l64. 
 Leopard (British), 69, 81. 
 Leroy (David), 185. 
 Lethiere, 236. 
 Ligurian Republic, 12, 13, 142-147. 
 
 united to France, 101. 
 
 Lille, * 73. 
 
 Lodi (Battle of), 3. 
 
 Loing (River), 180. 
 
 Loire (River), * 173,180. 
 
 Loos, Engraver, 49. 
 
 Louis Bonaparte, King of Holland,l21, 353-7. 
 
 Louisiana, TSO.
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Louviers (Isle), 199. 
 
 Love bearing the thunder, 257. 
 
 Lucca and Piombino (Prince and Princess of), 
 
 110,349-352,372. 
 Lucien Bonaparte, 27, 29. 
 Luneville (Treaty of), 40, 43, 49, 52. 
 Lutzen (Battle of), 281. 
 Lyons, 9, 10, 31, 33, 58, 59- 
 
 M. 
 
 Madrid, entry of Napoleon, 234. 
 Magdebourg taken, 206. 
 Mainoni (Stephen), *14, *52, 204,238. 
 Manfredini, Engraver, 11, 36, 57, 107, 196, 
 
 248,258. 
 Mansfeld (Mines of,) 362. 
 Mantua taken, 5, 6. 
 Marengo (Battle of), 23-25, 2l6. 
 Maria Louisa arrives at Strasbourg, 255 — 
 
 marriage, 256, 263 — visits the Mint, 291. 
 Maritime games, 68. 
 Marriage, Prince of Baden, 122, 209. 
 
 , King of Westphalia, 225, 226. 
 
 , Napoleon and Maria Louisa, 256, 
 
 263. 
 
 Marseille, 63, 68, 191. 
 
 Mayors at Schoeubrunn, 1 12. 
 
 Medicine (School of), 71, 102, 193, 194. 
 
 (Society of), 195. 
 
 Memmingen taken, 105. 
 
 Memnon (Statue of), 296. 
 
 Mercie, Engraver, 32, 33, 58. 
 
 Mercandetti, Engraver, 136, 272. 
 
 Merlen, Engraver, 94. 
 
 Michaut, Engraver, 278. 
 
 Michael Angelo, 79, 125. 
 
 Milan, Medals struck at, 36, 57, 97, *97, 107, 
 196, 204, 238, 248, 258. 
 
 Millesimo (Battle of), 1. 
 
 Minerva of Velletri, 82, l67, l68. 
 holding the Graces, 196. 
 
 Mines of Harz, 74 — Mont-Blanc, 79- 
 
 . Salt, 304-5. 
 
 Mint (the), personified, 92. 
 
 Misfortune, 299. 
 
 Mole, emblem of Fortune, 298. 
 
 Montag, Engraver, 38. 
 
 Mont-Blanc, 79. 
 
 Mont Cenis, 283. 
 
 G6nevre, 76. 
 
 Mons (Canal of) to Conde, 284. 
 Montcbello (Duke of), 268. 
 Montenotte (Battle of), 1 . 
 Montalivet, 209. 
 Moses (Statue of), 125. 
 Moscow (Entry into), 276. 
 Moskowa (Battle of the), 275. 
 Murat (Prince), 112, 367-371, 373, 374. 
 (Place), 371. 
 
 Museum Napoleon, 77, *77. 
 — ^^^— at Gap, 75. 
 
 N. 
 
 Naples conquered, 119- 
 
 (Queen of), 293, 364. 
 
 Neapolitan Republic, 141. 
 
 Negotiation for peace, 67. 
 
 Neuchatel (Prince of), 377. 
 
 Nice (Road from) to Rome, 229. 
 
 Niemen (River), 219-221. 
 
 Nile (Statue of the), 18. 
 
 Nismes, 19. 
 
 Notaries of Paris, 179 — of Rouen, 310. 
 
 Notre-Dame (Church of), 87. 
 
 National column, 29. 
 
 o. 
 
 Obelisk, 20, 76. 
 
 Opera (French), 302. 
 
 Orleans, moiuinicnt of Jeanne d'Arc, 62. 
 
 Orphans of tlie Legion of Honour, 267. 
 
 Osterode, 213. 
 
 Otho III. Emperor, 223. 
 
 Ourcq (Canal of the), 266. 
 
 2 H
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Pannoma, 1 19. 
 
 Pare (Ambroise), 193. 
 
 Paris (City of), 88, 244, 266, 271. 
 
 Pauline Borgliese (Princess), 121, 294. 
 
 Peace of Campo Formio, 8 — Luneville, 40 — 
 
 Amiens, 51— Pre.bourg, 113— Tilsit, 219 
 
 — Vienna, 249- 
 Personification, 229. 
 Peschiera, 4. 
 Petrarch, 273. 
 
 Piemont united to France, 73. 
 Pieniontese Republic, 150, 151. 
 Pius VII. 87,95, 161. 
 Po (River), 3, 40. 
 Pola, temple of Augustus, 1 18. 
 Poize, Engraver, 63, 64, 68. 
 Poland, 223, 274. 
 Poussin (Nicholas), 192. 
 Prague, Medals struck there, 259, 261. 
 Pratolino, 79- 
 Prefecture of Paris, 200. 
 Presbourg taken, 106 — treaty of, 113. 
 Preuss-Eyiau (Battle of), 212. 
 Primate (Prince), 201. 
 Prud'hommes of Rouen, 312. 
 Pyramids, 18, *21. 
 Prussia (King of), 219, 220. 
 
 QuAi Desaix, 27. 
 
 R. 
 
 Raaii (Battle of), 242. 
 Ratisbonne (Battle of), 238. 
 Regiment fThc lOGlli), 288. 
 Republican Calendar, \(J<J. 
 Retreat of tin; Army, 279. 
 Rhine, 40, 103, .354. 
 Rhone (Bridge over the), 117. 
 
 Rialto (Bridge of), -115. 
 
 Road from Nice to Rome, 229. 
 
 Rome (King of), 270, 272. 
 
 united to France, 243, 244, 280. 
 
 Roman Republic, 136, 140. 
 Romulus and Remus, 244, 272. 
 Russia (Emperor of), 110, 219, 221, 231. 
 Rouen, 303, 310, 312. 
 
 Salt-Mtnes, 304-5. 
 
 Salvirch, Engraver, 128, 148. 
 
 Sanhedrin of Jews, 125. 
 
 Santarelli, Engraver, 372. 
 
 Saone (River), * 173. 
 
 Sardinia (King of), 150. 
 
 Saxony (King of), 207, 222, 250, 251. 
 
 Scheld (River), 308. 
 
 Schoenbrunn, 112, 241. 
 
 School for Miners, 193, 194— for Medicine, 
 
 102. 
 Schmidt, Engraver, 259. 
 Seine (River), 173, 180, 266. 
 Senate constituted, l63. 
 Ship, emblem of Paris, 88, 244, 266, 
 Silesia conquered, 218. 
 Simplon, 228. 
 Society of Arts, 169 — of Encouragement of 
 
 Arts, 189, 190— of Medicine, 195. 
 Somnio Sierra (Battle of), 235. 
 Sovereignties given, 121. 
 Spalatro, Temple of Jupiter, 1 19. 
 Spandau (Capitulation of), 206. 
 Standards, 90, 370. 
 Star of Napoleon, 24, 36, 60, 72, 88. 
 Stephanie Napoleon, 122. 
 Stettin (Capitulation of), 206. 
 Strasbourg (Cathedral of), 255. 
 Subalpine Gaul, 153. 
 Stuckhart, Engraver, 262. 
 Sugar-maple, 130. 
 Ssvcden (Crown Prince of), 377.
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Tagmamento (Battle of the), 7. 
 Talleyrand, 121. 
 Telesphorus, 102. 
 
 Temple of Augustus, 118 — of Jupiter, 119 — 
 ■ of Janus, 113, 237. 
 Theodolinda, * 97. 
 Thibeaudeau, 68. 
 Tiber (River), 40, 243. 
 Tilsit, 219. 
 
 Tiolier, Engraver, 39, 173, 178-9, etc. 
 Toulouse, 233. 
 Tribunal of Cassation, l62. 
 Tribunate instituted, l65. 
 Trieste, 7. 
 Turenne, 34. 
 
 -■ u. 
 
 Ulm taken, 103. 
 
 Urchitz (Conference at), 111. 
 
 V. 
 
 Vaccination, 93. 
 
 Vassallo (H.) Engraver, 12, 14, 100, 142, 
 
 238. 
 Vaucluse, 65, 1 1 7, 273. 
 Venice united to Italy, 113. 
 
 Venetian Provisional Government, 1S4. 
 
 Venus of Medicis, 70, 93. 
 
 Verona, 128. 
 
 Verninac, 32, 33. 
 
 Vesuvius, 120. 
 
 Via Trajana, 229. 
 
 Vienna, 106, 114, 239, 249, 269. 
 
 , Medals struck there, 260, 262, 263. 
 
 Villefranche (Avoues of), 301. 
 Virgil, 6. 
 
 Vistula (River), 211. 
 Voyage of Discovery, 38. 
 Vulcan, 120. 
 
 w. 
 
 Wagram (Battle of), 247. 
 Warsaw (Dutchy of), 217, 223. 
 Wertingen (Battle of), 1 12. 
 Westphalia (Kingdom of), 224. 
 
 (King of), 225, 226, 358-363. 
 
 Wilna taken, 274. 
 Wine merchants, 311. 
 Witikind, 207. 
 Wolga (River), 278. 
 Wood merchants, 199- 
 Worship (Public) restored, 61. 
 Wurtchen (Battle of), 282. 
 Wurtzbourg (Grand Duke of), 264. 
 
 J. F. DOVE, Printer, St. John's Square.
 
 MEDALLIC 
 
 HISTORY 
 
 OF 
 
 NAPOLEON. 
 
 A COLLECTION 
 
 OF 
 
 ALL THE MEDALS, COINS, AND JETTONS, 
 
 RELATING TO HIS ACTIONS AND REIGN. 
 
 SUPPLEMENT. 
 
 LONDON : 
 
 PRINTED FOR THE EDITOR, 
 AND SOLD BY RODWELL AND MARTIN, NEW BOND-STREET. 
 
 1821.
 
 O. bCUULZE, PaiNTEB, ]3, POLANU STUEET.
 
 MEDALLIC HISTORY 
 
 OF 
 
 NAPOLEON. 
 
 SUPPLEMENT 
 
 378. Plate LXI. buonaparte general en chef de la brave 
 ARMEB d'italie. Bust of General Bonaparte in uniform. On the 
 lower part p. f. (Pierre Fevrier) fecit. 
 
 Reverse, voila, soldats valeureux, le fruit de vos travaux. 
 A hand issuing from a cloud and holding branches of laurel and oak. 
 Medal struck at Geneva in 1796. 
 
 379. Plate LXI. le ciNtRAL buonaparte. Bust of General 
 Bonaparte in uniform. 
 
 Reverse, a son nom rome tremble, encore une victoire, 
 
 d'annibal, de brennus, il efface la gloire. 
 A wreath of laurel ; in the centre, campagne d'italie. ann. Rfep. 
 4 et 5. Underneath er. vulg. 1796. 
 
 Struck at Geneva. Sometimes with the date of 1797. 
 
 380. Plate LXXI. Head of Hippocrates. Jeton of the Medical 
 Society of Paris, instituted in 1796. 
 
 B
 
 381. Plate ISKl. presa del castello di broletto. An armed 
 force entering a large building. L. s. f. initials of the engraver 
 Salvircli. 
 
 Reverse, epoca della liberta bresciana. A wreath of laurel 
 enclosing the cap of liberty and dagger, with the inscription, 18 
 marzo 1797. 
 
 On the advance of the French army, the inhabitants of Brescia 
 threw off the Venetian yoke, and took possession of the Government 
 residence called the Broletto. 
 
 382. Plate LXI. Buonaparte ober general der pranken armee 
 IN ITALien. Bust in uniform. Underneath jetton. 
 
 Reverse, in udine angefangen in campo formido geschlossen, 
 (Begun in Udine, concluded in Campo Formio). Arras suspended on 
 a pyramid inscribed : den. 16. octo. 1797. On each side a trumpeter 
 with a banner inscribed friede. (Peace). Exergue, lauer. 
 
 On the peace of Campo Formio, struck at Nuremberg. 
 
 383. Plate LXI. Opposite busts of the Archduke Charles, and 
 General Bonaparte. 
 
 Reverse. An imitation of No. 13. On the same occasion and at 
 the same place as the preceding. 
 
 384. Plate LXXII. Jeton of the Navigation Company of the 
 Upper Seine. 
 
 385. Plate LXII. On the appointment of General Bonaparte as 
 Minister to the Congress at Rastadt in 1797. By Mr, Mainoni. 
 (See *i4. *52).
 
 386. Plate LXII. On the landing of the Frencli army in Egypt. 
 July 2, 1798. By Messrs. Kempson and Kindon at Birmingham. 
 
 387. Plate LXV. A variety of No. 136. 
 
 Reverse, alle speranze della gioventij la patria. a. 6. 
 On the festival in honor of youth celebrated as in the time of the 
 ancient Republic. 
 
 388. Plate LXV. Same type as the preceding. 
 
 Reverse. Same as No. 136. On the establishment of the Roman 
 Republic, February 15, 1798. 
 
 389. Plate LXIV. To commemorate the patriotic zeal of Tira- 
 boschi who sent his three sons armed and equipped at his own expence 
 in defence of the Cisalpine Republic in 1798. 
 
 390. Plate LXXIII. Siege-piece of Mantua invested by the 
 Austrians in 1798. 
 
 390 A. theatre de la republique et des arts. Female 
 figure with the emblems of liberty and equality standing near an altar. 
 Exergue, paris, an. vii. 
 
 Reverse, tel est son pouvoir. Tlie walls of Thebes rising to the 
 sound of Amphion's lyre. Exergue, jury des arts. 
 
 Jeton of the Administration of the French Opera. 
 
 390 B. couR DE CASSATION, coxsEiL DES PRISES. An olive 
 wreath, in the middle, avocats. 
 
 Reverse, vir probus, legum peritus. A laurel wreath encircling 
 a book inscribed loix. 
 
 b2
 
 Octagon jeton of the Advocates in the Court of Prizes, established 
 March 25, 1800. 
 
 391 . Plate LXIII. Lebrun appointed S'' Consul of the French 
 Republic, December 25, 1799. On the edge, revolution FRAN9AISE, 
 
 PAR LIENARD, AN 9. N". 
 
 392. Plate LXIII. General Desaix, killed at the battle of 
 Marengo, June 14, 1800. On the edge revolution FRAN9AISE, par 
 
 LIENARD, AN 9. N". 2. 
 
 393. Plate LXII. At Nismes, to commemorate the festival cele- 
 brated in honor of the citizens of the department of the Gard who 
 died in defence of the country. 
 
 393 A. Head of Minerva. Underneath jeufproy. 
 
 Reverse. socifeTE libre d'e:mulation a rouen, jetablie le vi 
 
 NOVEMBRE, MDCCC. 
 
 394. Plate LXII. By Mr. Mainoni. On the victories of 
 Marengo, Hohenlinden, Aboukir, and the peace of Luneville, (See *14 
 and *52). 
 
 The same reverse appears also with the heads *14 and *52. 
 
 395. Plate LXII. stets leite sie friede. (May peace always 
 guide her). The Earth or Cybele in her car preceded by Peace. Exer- 
 gue, luneville, d. 9 februar, 1801. 
 
 Reverse, wann tacts aucii hier. (When will it be day also here), 
 Ocean recumbent. Excro'ue. abramson. 
 
 Struck at Berlin on the peace of Luneville.
 
 396 Plate LXII. im frieden keimpt des guten saat. (In peace 
 the seed of all good grows). Peace scattering seed on the ground. 
 Exergue, neuss p. 
 
 Reverse. Inscription in German. (To the peace concluded at 
 Luneville the 9 Feb. 1801, between his Majesty the Emperor Francis II 
 and the French Republic.) 
 
 397. Plate LXII. On the peace concluded between France and 
 Russia in May 1801 . 
 
 398. Plate LXIV. In honor of the King and Queen of Etruria on 
 their visit to Paris, in May 1801 . (See No. 133). 
 
 399. Plate LXIII. By the inhabitants of Lyons in honor of 
 Bonaparte, the 9"* November 1801, anniversary of his accession to the 
 Consulship and on the preliminaries of peace with England. 
 
 400. Plate LXIII. Same head as on the preceding. 
 
 Reverse. In honor of two citizens of Lyons, Vincent and Beley. 
 14 October, 1801. 
 
 401. Plate LXIII. Small medal on the return of peace. 
 
 402. Plate LXXII. Jeton of the Police of Paris. The cypher on 
 the reverse is composed of the initials of Prefecture de Police. 
 
 403. Plate LXII. allen volkern offnet sie die meere; (She 
 opens the sea to all nations). Peace descending and hovering over 
 the sea. neuss. f.
 
 6 
 
 Reverse, see friede zwischen der franzos. rep. und ihrer 
 
 ALLIIRTEX MIT GROSS BRITTANNIEN GESCHLOSSEN ZU AMIENS. DEN XXV 
 
 merz mdcccii. (Maritime peace between the French Republic and her 
 allies with Great Britain, concluded at Amiens the 25 March 1802.) 
 
 404. Plate LXIV. In honour of D'. Sacco, first promoter of Vacci- 
 nation in the Italian Republic, by the city of Bologna. 
 
 405. Plate LXIV. On the same occasion. 
 
 406. Plate LXVII. In 1802, by a jeweller of Paris named Knapp, 
 in honor of the 1" Consul. 
 
 407. Plate LXV. On the decree of the Senate proclaiming 
 Napoleon Consul for life, August 2"^. 1802. 
 
 408. Plate LXIII. On the new constitution of the Helvetic Re- 
 public under the mediation of Napoleon, in 1802, struck at Lyons. 
 
 409. Plate LXV. Trial piece by Sauluier, presented to Napoleon 
 ill 1802. 
 
 409 A. COMPTOIR COMMERCIAL. A serpent entwined round an 
 altar. Exergue, frochot, pr^fet dud.de la seine. 
 
 Reverse, pacte des NfecociANS. A caduceus between a bunch of 
 grapes and an ear of corn. Exergue, bonaparte i consul, an x (1802). 
 Octagon jeton. 
 
 409 B. experientia duce. Female figure applying a conduc-
 
 tor to a Calvanic battery : an electrical apparatus, &c. Exergue. 
 
 MERLEN. F. 
 
 Reverse. In a wreath, socifeTfe galvanique et de rech. physi- 
 ques. PARIS 26. MESS. AN X. (1802). 
 
 410. Plate LXIV. In honor of Marshall Jourdan Governor 
 General of Piemont, by the inhabitants, in 1802. 
 
 410 A. JOHANNES BAPTiSTA BODONius, MDCCCii, Head of Bodonl, 
 Underneath l. manfredini. f. 
 
 Reverse. In a wreath, civi optimo decurioni solertiss. artis 
 
 TYPOGRAPHI/E CORYPH.EO. ERUDITISS. EX XII VIRUM FARM, DECRETO. 
 
 In honor of the celebrated printer Bodoni by the magistrates of 
 the city of Parma. 
 
 411. Plale LXV. Same head as No. 316. 
 
 Reverse, le I'' consul visite l'hotel des monnaies, le 21 ven- 
 
 TOSE, AN XI. 
 
 On the visit of Napoleon to the Paris Mint, March 10, 1803. 
 
 412. Plate LXIII. On the pacification of Switzerland, when Na- 
 poleon assumed the title of Mediator of the Helvetic Confederation, 
 and the first meeting of the Council of the Canton de Vaud, April 14, 
 1803. 
 
 413. Plate LXIII, On the accession of the Canton of the Ticino 
 or Tesin to the Helvetic Confederation, May 20, 1803. 
 
 413 A. BONAPARTE 1"" CONSUL DE LA REPUBLIQUE. Head of the 
 
 1" Consul. ANDRiEU F. Exerguc. d^ipartement de vaucluse.
 
 8 
 Heverse. In a crown of laurel, chambre de commerce d'avignon. 
 
 CHAPTAL MINISTRE DE l'INTERIEUR. M. A. BOURDON PREFET. AN XI. 
 
 413 B. EO FAVENTE RESTITUTIO, 1 FLOR. ANNO XI. R. G. Head of 
 
 Napoleon, mercie lug. 
 
 Reverse, qui dicta ferant et foedera firment. A caduceus, 
 mirror, and various emblems. Exergue, agens de change de lyon, 1803. 
 
 414 — 417. Plate LXVI. Patterns of a new gold coinage for the 
 Italian Republic in 1803. 
 
 418—422. Plate JSKYl. Ditto in silver. 
 
 423—425. Plate JuXYl. Ditto in copper. 
 
 426. Plate LXVI. Pattern of a new gold coinage in 1804. 
 
 427—31. P/«^eLXVI. Ditto in silver. 
 
 432—34. Plate LXVI. Ditto in copper. 
 
 435. Plate LXXII. Head of Napoleon by Brenet. Jeton of 
 the school for the Study of Law, established by decree of the 21'' 
 Sept. 1804. 
 
 436. Plate LXXII. Head of Napoleon by Tiolier. Jeton of the 
 Public Treasury. 
 
 436*. Plate LXXII. .Teton of the Corporation of the Charcoal 
 trade, 1804.
 
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 437. Plate LXVII. napoleon venit, vidit, vincit. Bust of 
 Napoleon with his imperial robes. 
 
 Reverse, la cause de la paix de presbourg. Napoleon in ancient 
 armour on horseback in full speed, austerlit, le 11 Dtc. 1805. 
 
 Struck in Germany, on the battle of Austerlitz and the peace of 
 Presbourg. 
 
 437 A. minerve lyonnoise. Head of Minerva, the helmet 
 surmounted by a lion* chavanne. 
 
 Reverse, societe des amis du commerce et des arts. A laurel 
 wreath. 
 
 Large premium medal of the Society of Commerce and Arts at 
 Lyons. 
 
 437 B. MINERVA lugudun. Same head of Minerva. 
 Reverse, commercii et artium amici. A caduceus between two 
 cornucopias, mdcccv. 
 
 Jeton of the same society at Lyons. 
 
 437 C. lex est quodcumque notamus. A graphometer, mdcccv. 
 Reverse. m^\ les not. de l'arrondissement de lyon. The Im- 
 perial Arms. Underneath, a lion recumbent, galle. 
 
 437 D. Justice seated, holding a balance and sword. 
 
 Reverse. In the field, les Avoufes du tribunal d'arrondisse- 
 
 MENT a. ROUEN, 1805. 
 
 437 E. napoleon emp, et roi. Laureated Head, andrieu f. 
 Exergue. sacr6 et couronne le 2 dec. 1804. 
 
 Reverse, chambre de commerce d'amiens. Minerva seated with 
 
 C
 
 10 
 
 various emblems of commerce and agriculture. Exergue. 3 nivose, 
 
 AN H. 
 
 438. Plate LXV. kaiser napoleon in Berlin. 1806, Head of 
 Napoleon. 
 
 Reverse. The Emperor affording relief to a wounded soldier, 
 Behind the Emperor are two attendants. Exergue, giebt pr. 
 INVAL. ihren sold. (The Prussian invalids receive their pay.) 
 
 Medal struck at Berlin. 
 
 439. Plate LXVIII. Premium Medal of the Ptochotrophium, or 
 House of Education for the poor of Genoa. 
 
 440. PZ«fe LXVIII, Premium 3Iedalofthe Academy of Verona, with 
 the heads of Catullus, Fracastor, and MafFei, natives of that city, 1806. 
 
 441. Plate LXVIII. Premium Medal of the Academy of Genoa, 
 
 441 A. Head of Napoleon, by Droz. See No. 306. 
 Reverse, society m^dicale du d^partement de l'eure. In the 
 centre, comite central, evreux, 1806. 
 
 441 B. NAPOLEON LE GRAND. Laurcated Head. 
 
 Reverse, socifexfe de piiarmacie de lvon. Terminal figure of 
 Minerva presenting food to a serpent entwined round a tree. On each 
 side various medicinal plants. Exergue, mdcccvi. 
 
 442. Plate LXVII. Obverse as No. 225, Plate XLII. 
 Reverse, ll. mm, le roi et la reine de westpiialie visitent la 
 
 WONNAIE DES m£;DA1LLES en NOV. mdcccvii.
 
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 443. Plate LXVII. Pattern of a gold coin of 100 franks for the 
 Mint of Genoa, by Vassallo. 
 
 444. Plate LXV. In honor of General Marmont by the inhabi- 
 tants of Spalatro in Dalmatia, in 1807. 
 
 445. Plate LXXII. Jeton of the Society of Agriculture in Paris 
 with the head of Olivier de Serres. 
 
 446. Plate LXXI. Jeton of the Medical Society of Paris with 
 portrait of Xavier Bichat, President in 1807. 
 
 446 A. Head of Napoleon by Tiolier. 
 
 Reverse, manufacture de m^taux et laque FRAN9AIS vernis. 
 A caduceus encircled by two branches of laurel and oak. Above, the sun 
 in its meridian splendor. Underneath ixABLiE IE l*^*^ Nov. 1807. RUE 
 
 MARTEL, N°. 10, A PARIS. 
 
 Octagon Jeton. 
 
 446 B. NOTAiRES DE l'arrondissement DE soissoNs. The Im- 
 perial Arms. TIOLIER. 
 
 Reverse, lex est quodcumque notamus. A graphometer. Under- 
 neath 1807. 
 
 446 C socifeTf: acad^imique des enfans d'apollon. The lyre, 
 crow, and laurel branch of Apollo. Exergue mdcccvii. 
 
 Reverse. In a laurel wreath emollit mores nec sinit esse feros. 
 OVID. 1807. 
 
 Another with duros instead of feros . 
 
 c2
 
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 447. Plate LXV. napoleon emp. et roi. Head of the Emperor 
 Napoleon, gayrard f. 
 
 Heverse. An eagle with expanded wings bearing a pal in branch. 
 tJnderneath universite imperiale. Of the council of the Imperial 
 University, established by decree of the 19 March 1808. 
 
 448. Plate LXV. nap. kai. besch. d. rh. bund. (Napoleon Em- 
 peror, Protector of the Rhenish Confederation). Head of the Emperor 
 Napoleon, tiolier. 
 
 Reverse, carl, fried gr. herz. v. baden. (Charles Frederic 
 Grand Duke of Baden). 1808, A. In a wreath 5 frank. On the 
 edge. GOTT befestige unsern bund. (God protect our confedera- 
 tion). 
 
 It was intended that the Princes of the Confederation of the Rhine 
 should have adopted the French system of weights, measures and coi- 
 nage, and that the coin should be impressed with the portrait of Napo- 
 leon protector of the Confederation ; but the measure was never carried 
 into etfect. 
 
 449. Plate LXVIII. Obverse as No. 441. Prize medal of the 
 Academy of Genoa, 1808. 
 
 449 A. NAPOLfeoN empereur. Laureated Head. 
 Itevcrse. e. cretet. ministre de L'iNTiiRiEUR. In the centre, 
 coMiTfe CENTRAL DE VACCINE FORM^ LE XI MAI MDCCC. Underneath 
 
 MDCCCVIII. 
 
 449 ]i. NAPOLEON l*^"^ PROTECTEUR DU COMMERCE. Head of Napo- 
 
 leon, 1808.
 
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 Reverse, comite: d'audition des comptes de m". fonvielle a" 
 ET c'^. A ship in full sail entering a harbour. 
 
 449 C. Head of Napoleon by Andrieu. 
 
 Reverse. In a wreath of flowers and fruits, chambre de commerce 
 d'orl^ans, loiret, mdcccviii. 
 
 449 Z). Same head. 
 
 Reverse. Caduceus, same inscription as the preceding. 
 
 449 E. socifeTE anonyme. Mercury with various emblems 
 of the arts. On one side the planetary signs of Venus and Mars ; 
 on the other, those of Jupiter and Saturn. Exergue. 27 8*"* 1808. 
 
 Reverse. In a wreath, fonderiesdevaucluse, 1807. 
 
 Octagon Jeton. 
 
 450. Plate LXVII. On the visit of the King of Wirtemberg to 
 the Mint of Paris the 27 December 1809. 
 
 451. Plate LXVII. On the visit of Joachim King of Naples to 
 the Academy of fine Arts, at Rome. 
 
 On the other side, a view of the Academy. See No. 236. Plate 
 XLVIII. 
 
 452. Plate LXXIV. Premium Medal of Joachim King of Naples 
 for military merit. 
 
 453. Plate LXIX. Elisa Duchess of Lucca and Piombino, by the 
 inhabitants of Montone, a small town near Carrare, on the opening a 
 new road in 1809.
 
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 454. Plate LXIX. Same head. Premium medal for the Academy* 
 of Lucca. 
 
 455. Plate LXIX. Jeton of the Tribunal of Commerce of Florence 
 1809. 
 
 456. Plate LXXI. D^ Portal, President of the Academy of Medi- 
 cine at Paris, 1809. 
 
 • 
 
 457. Plate LXXI. D^ Guillotin, Inventor of the instrument 
 called after him Guillotine, President of the above mentioned Aca- 
 demy, 1809. 
 
 458. Plate LXXI. The same with diiferent reverse. 
 
 459. Plate LXXI. Of the faculty of Medicine at Paris, 1809. 
 
 460. Plate LXXI. Gold Medal cast, presented by the Surgeons 
 of the grand army to M^ Heurteloup. 1809. 
 
 461. Plate LXXII. Jeton of the Company of public carriages or 
 Messageries. 1809. 
 
 461 A. Head of Napoleon, by Andrieu. 
 
 Itevcrse. ciiambre de commerce de Dieppe. A caduceus. Exer^ 
 gue. decret imperial du vii f^vrier, mdcccix. 
 
 461 Ji. Head of Napoleon by Droz. 
 
 Reverse. 1 jan. 1808, code du commerce. A caduceus and sword 
 crossed and a volume iuscribed. titre viii des lettres de change.
 
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 Exergue. aorMs du tribunal de commerce, paris. xxi. dec. 
 
 MDCCCIX. 
 
 Octagon Jeton. 
 
 461 C. CIRC. LITER. LUGUD. MDCCCi. Lioii holding a brancli of 
 laurel. On its base, merci^ a lyon. 
 
 Reverse, in circulo consonet semper. A lyre encircled by a 
 serpent. 
 
 461 D. justice et bonnefoi. A caduceus, balance and two 
 hands joined. 
 
 Reverse, prudhommes de lyon, mdcccix. A lion erect. 
 
 462. Plate LXX. On the marriage of Napoleon with Maria 
 Louisa, by order of the municipal council at Lyons, 1810. 
 
 463. Plate LXIX. Premium medal struck at Rome, August 15, 
 1810. Anniversary of the Emperor's birth-day. 
 
 464. Plate LXIX. Premium of Citta di Castello antiently Tifer- 
 num in the Roman states. The letters s. p. q. t. are the initials of 
 Senatus Populusque Tifernensis, 1812. 
 
 465. Plate LXX. Medal in honor of Pierre Vignon, President of the 
 Tribunal of Commerce at Paris. Presented by the merchants in 1810. 
 
 The head of Napoleon is the same as on the Medal of the Bank of 
 France, n". 252, Plate L. 
 
 466.P/«teLXV. On the building of a Synagogue at Bordeaux, 1810.
 
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 467. Plate LXXIII. Silver piece of 10 Livres of the Islands of 
 France and Bonaparte (Bourbon). 1810. 
 
 468. Plate LXXII. Head of Napoleon by Gayrard. 
 
 Reverse, s. e. le comte de montalivet ministre de l'int^- 
 RiEUR. In the centre, commission des remedes secrets instituee, 
 en execution du decret du 18 jvout, 1810. 
 
 *468. Another with the inscription, commission pour la Rfevi- 
 sioN des remedes secrets. 
 
 469. Plate LXXI. Premium of Clinical Surgery instituted by 
 Baron Corvisart, 1810. 
 
 469^. Head of Napoleon by Andrieu. 
 
 Reverse, his pacta reguntur. Three books inscribed code na- 
 poleon — code civil — CRIM. on an altar adorned with the Imperial 
 eagle. Exergue, chambre des notaires de l'arrondissement de 
 LAON, (aisne), 1810. 
 
 469 B. reunion des entrepreneurs de MA^ONNERIE de PARIS. 
 
 A level, compass, and rule grouped, l'an 1810. jaley, fecit. 
 
 Reverse. In a wreath of laurel, sous le regne de napoleon le 
 
 GRAND, PROTECTEUR DES ARTS. 
 
 470. Plate LXVII. On the birth of the King of Rome with the 
 heads of Napoleon and Maria Louisa. The reverse a variety of No. 
 270. Plate XLVIII. 
 
 471. Plate LXX. On the same occasion, struck at Vienna.
 
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 472. Plate LXX. On the same occasion ; at Prague. 
 
 473. Plate LXIX. On the re-establishment of the Academy della 
 Crusca at Florence, 1811. 
 
 474. Plate LXXIV. Joachim King of Naples. Premium Medal 
 of the Academy of Sciences at Naples, 1811. 
 
 475. Plate LXIX. Premium Medal of the Academy of the fine 
 Arts at Florence, with the head of Michael Angelo, by Santarelli, 
 1812. 
 
 476. Plate LXVIII. Prize Medal of the Lyceum of Novarra, 
 1812. 
 
 477. Plate LXVIII. Medal of the Royal Institute of the 
 Kingdom of Italy. 
 
 478. Plate LXXIV. Same head as N^ 368. On the erection of 
 the Royal Observatory at Naples, 1812. 
 
 479. Plate LXXIV. Premium of the Salesian School, so called 
 from St. Francis de Sales, for the education of young ladies. 
 
 480. Plate LXXIV. Premium for the Royal Colleges of the king- 
 dom of Naples, 1812. 
 
 481. Plate LXXI. Same head as N". 457. D^ Guillotin, President 
 of the Academy of Medicine, 1812. 
 
 D
 
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 481 A. M"^ LES NOTAIRES DE L'ARRONDISSEMENT DE MONT-BRIS- 
 
 soN. The Imperial arms. Underneath, loire. galle f. 
 
 Reverse, lex est quodcumque notamus. A graphometer. Un- 
 derneath. MDCCCXII. 
 
 481 B. LEGES MORES ET CONCORDIA. Justice seated holding a 
 sword and balance. Exergue, mdcccxh. 
 
 Reverse, notaires de l'arrondissement de villefranche. The 
 Imperial arms. 
 
 482. Plate LXXIV. Joachim, King of Naples, on his return after 
 the battle of Leipzig, 1813, 
 
 483. Plate LXXII. Jeton of the company of Wood Merchants, 
 with the head of Jean Bouvet, inventor of the present method of float- 
 ing wood on the Seine, 1813. 
 
 484. Plate LXXII. Jeton of tlie company of Coal Merchants, 1813. 
 
 485 — 486. Plate LXXIII, Siege pieces of Cattaro in Dalmatia, 
 of 10 and 5 francs, 1813. 
 
 486 A. Piece of 1 franc. Same type. 
 
 487—488. P/a/e LXXIII. Siege pieces of Zara of 9 Franks 20 
 Cents, and 4 Franks GO Cents, 1813. 
 
 489. Plate LXV. Small medal on the advantages obtained in 
 February 1814. See N". 285.
 
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 490. Plate LXXIl. Jeton of the Grande Voirie of Paris, 
 1814. 
 
 491. Plate LXXII. Jeton of the board of inspection of public 
 works. Same reverse as the preceding. 
 
 492. Plate LXIII. Siege-piece of Palma Nuova, of 50 Cents. 
 1814. 
 
 493. Plate LXXIII. Siege piece of Antwerp, under the empire 
 of Napoleon. 
 
 494. Plate LXXIII. Ditto, after the abdication of Napoleon, and 
 the garrison had proclaimed Louis XVIII. 
 
 495. Plate LXXIII. The letter n with a crown above, in a 
 wreath. 
 
 Reverse. In a wreath, un decime. 1814. b. b. Siege piece of Stras- 
 bourg in 1814. 
 
 496. Plate LXXIII. Same obverse. 
 Reverse. With the date of 1815. 
 
 497. Plate LXXIII. The letter l with a crown above, and sur- 
 rounded by lilies in a wreath. 
 
 Reverse. The same as N°. 495. Siege piece of Strasburg after 
 the abdication of Napoleon and the garrison had proclaimed Louis 
 XVIII. 
 
 *497. Obverse same as preceding.
 
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 Reverse as in N**. 496. 
 
 498. Plate LXXIII. Silver piece of 10 sols of the Republic of 
 Genoa, during its short re-establishment, in 1814. 
 
 499. Plate LXXIII. Billon coin of 4 sols of the same. 
 *499. Plate LXXIII. Ditto, 2 sols of the same. 
 
 500. Plate LXVII. On the assembly of the Champ de Mai, and 
 the Proclamation of the Constitution in May 1815. — Pewter. 
 
 500 A. Head of Napoleon by Tiolier. 
 
 Reverse, curia et comitia. commerc. rurdiga. A female figure 
 seated holding a globe. Behind, a view of the sea and ships sailing. 
 Tiolier F. Exergue, commercium renascens. Octagon Jeton of the 
 Merchant's Company at Bordeaux. 
 
 500 B. Same head. 
 
 Reverse, lex est quodcumque notamus. Female figure seated near 
 a table, holding a book and the emblem of wisdom, tiolier. Exergue. 
 
 NOTAIRES ARROND. DE BORDEAUX, GIRONDE. OctagOn JctoU. 
 
 500 C Laureated Head of Napoleon. 
 
 Reverse, la chambre de commerce de carcassone. A cornuco- 
 pia filled with various fruits and flowers. Octagon Jeton. 
 
 500 D. lege duce comite justitia. Two female figures em- 
 bracing. Exergue. MERCif; a lyon. 
 
 Reverse, quietam nemo impune lacesset. The shield of Minerva 
 sus[iencled on a palm tree.
 
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 Jeton of one of the Courts of Law at Lyon. 
 
 500 iJ. Head of Napoleon, by Andrieu. 
 
 Reverse. In the field. socieitI: de MfeoEciNE de Marseille. 
 
 500 F. Same head. 
 
 Reverse, chaircutiers de paris. Underneath. A boar's head. 
 
 500 G. Head of Napoleon as 1'' Consul by Duvivier. 
 Reverse, def. avoues prI:s le tribunal d'appel a Paris. A 
 star in the centre of a laurel wreath. Octagon Jeton. 
 
 500 H. Eagle holding the thunder and a laurel branch. 
 Reverse. In the field. sociExfe d'agriculture, sciences et arts 
 DE PROVINS. Above, a rose. 
 
 500 J. Head of Napoleon, by Andrieu. 
 
 Reverse, tria limina pandit. Minerva surrounded by various 
 emblems of the Arts and Sciences, points to a temple with three entran- 
 ces situated on the summit of a steep mountain. Exergue, rothom. 
 
 SCIEN. LITT. ET. art. ACAD. ALLAIS. 
 
 500 K. Head of Napoleon, by Andrieu, 
 
 Reverse. In a wreath, departement de la haute vienne, so- 
 citit d'agriculture, des sciences et des arts.
 
 TABLE 
 
 OF 
 
 ALL THE MEDALS, &c. CONTAINED IN THE 
 
 MEDALLIC HISTORY AND SUPPLEMENT, 
 
 IN 
 
 CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER. 
 
 1796. 
 
 No. Plate 
 
 Bataillede Monteuotte. 1 ^ 
 
 Bataille de Millesimo. Combat de Dego, , , ^ I 
 
 Passage du P6, Bataille de Lodi 3 2 
 
 Bataille dc Castiglione •• • ^ ^ 
 
 General Bonaparte. Revers. « Voila Soldats valeureux, etc." % 9 3 
 
 Idem Une variete "'° "1 
 
 Idem Revers. « A son nom Rome tremble, etc." i..... 379 61 
 
 Idem Revers. « Le fruit de ses actions." Jeton 16 4 
 
 Idem Revers. Restaurateur de la Liberie." (Etain) 17 7 
 
 Colonic Franqaise de Castorland, ou Louisiane 130 1 
 
 Premiere assemblee du peuple Batave, 131 15 
 
 Society Medicalcde Paris 195 28 
 
 Idem 380 71 
 
 1797. 
 
 Capitulation de Mantoue " * 
 
 Reddition de Mantoue ^ ^ 
 
 Bataille du Tagliamento. Prise de Trieste 7 3 
 
 La Republique Ligurienne a Bonaparte et Faipoult 12 4 
 
 Academic de Genes ^^ 
 
 Institut National Ligurien , l'^" "^ 
 
 Insurrection a Brescia. Prise du Broletto •• "^^1
 
 24 
 
 No. Plate 
 
 Fondation de la R^publique Cisalpine. .. ..i i .. n •«...•.. 14 5 
 
 Idem 11 3 
 
 Traite de Campo Formio 8 5 
 
 Idem frappee k Lyon 10 3 
 
 Idem par Mainoni. *14 3S 
 
 Idem Jeton Allemand , 382 61 
 
 Idem Idem 383 61 
 
 Idem Revets, " La France lui devra, etc." 15 1 
 
 Ferdinand Roi de Naples 132 2 
 
 General Bonaparte, Ministre a Rastadt 385 62 
 
 Institut National 167 21 
 
 Idem 168 21 
 
 Nicolas Poussin, Prix de I'Academie de Peinture. . . , 192 23 
 
 Societe des arts a Geneve 169 2 
 
 Navigation de la Haute-Seine 384 72 
 
 Caisse d'escompte du commerce 170 5 
 
 Caisse des comptes courans 171 6 
 
 Republique de Venise. Piece d'argent de 10 livres 134 6 
 
 Idem Idem 135 20 
 
 Republique Ligurienne. Piece d'or de dQ livres. 144 20 
 
 Idem Idem 48 livres 145 20 
 
 Idem Piece d'argent de 8 livres 142 20 
 
 Idem Idem 4 livres 143 20 
 
 1798. 
 
 Republique Romaine fondee le 15 Fevrier 136 15 
 
 Idem Une Variefe , 388 65 
 
 Idem Fete a I'honneur dc la Jeunesse 387 65 
 
 Idem Ecu d'argent 137 13 
 
 Idem Idem, Frappe & Perugia , 138 26 
 
 Idem Piece de cuivre dc deux Baiocchi 139 5 
 
 Idem Une varii'te 140 23 
 
 Conquelcde la Basse Egypte 18 6 
 
 Dibarquemeut a Alcxandrie, irappe a Birmingham, ,,,,,,,,., 386 62
 
 19 
 19 
 
 25 
 
 No. Plate. 
 
 Conquete de la Haute Egypte 19 G 
 
 L'Egypte conquise "" ' 
 
 Tiraboschi, Republique Cisalpine i 389 64 
 
 Monnaie Obsidionale de Mantoue 390 73 
 
 Encouragement des Arls utiles..,., ......j... 1*^^ " 
 
 Prix de I'Ecole de Medecine ^^3 28 
 
 Opera de Paris ..,..#••••• • •• "90 A 
 
 Avocats au Conseil des Prises ■ 3j0 B 
 
 Republique Helvttique. Piece d'or de 16 francs 158 
 
 Idem Piece d'argent de 4 francs 156 
 
 Idem Idem 40 Batzen 154 1'^ 
 
 Idem Idem 20 Idem 155 19 
 
 Idem Idem 10 Idem 157 19 
 
 Idem Idem 5 Idem '60 8 
 
 Republique Piemontaise. Piece d'argent d'un ^ Ecu « • 150 
 
 1799. 
 
 Arriv^e a Frejus. • < -^1 "^^ 
 
 Idem *2l 3^ 
 
 Napoleon 1" Consul 22 13 
 
 Idem parLienard '*'* *" 
 
 Le Brun 3«""« Consul 391 63 
 
 Senat Conservateur 1^3 10 
 
 Corps Legislatif 1^4 27 
 
 Tribunat 1^5 6 
 
 Conseil d'Etat 166 21 
 
 Comptabilite Nationale 1'^'^ 21 
 
 Tribunal de Cassation 1"* 
 
 Canal du Centre *173 39 
 
 Republique Napolitaine. Pi^ce d'argent de 12 Carlins 141 21 
 
 1800. 
 
 Passage du St. Bernard 23 7 
 
 E 
 
 Bataille de Marengo, i 25 8
 
 26 
 
 No. Plate. 
 
 Bataille de Marengo. Medaille Italienne , , 24 7 
 
 General Desaix 26 8 
 
 Idem par Lieuard 392 63 
 
 General Kleber 129 38 
 
 La Place Bellecour retablie 31 9 
 
 Idem par Mercie, , , 32 9 
 
 Colonne departementale, . , .y 28 9 
 
 Colonne natiouale ... ■, 29 9 
 
 Idem 30 9 
 
 I'ondation du quai Desaix , 27 8 
 
 Colonne departementale a Lyon. , 33 10 
 
 Idem a Chalons 37 22 
 
 Aux Citoyens du Card 393 62 
 
 Honneurs a Turenne , 34 11 
 
 Expedition du Capitaine Baudin ^ 38 8 
 
 Machine Infernale 35 14 
 
 Idem Medaille Italienne 36 16 
 
 Eepublique Cisalpine. Piece d'argenl de 6 livres , 148 12 
 
 Republique Piemontaise. Piece d'or de 20 francs 152 14 
 
 Idem Piece d'argent de 5 francs 153 12 
 
 Idem Piece de cuivre de 2 sols , 151 2 
 
 Banque de France , 172 6 
 
 Joseph Haydn , ,, . . • 182 14 
 
 1801. 
 
 Traite de Lun^ville par Duvivier t. > • 40 12 
 
 Idem parAndrieu .< 41 12 
 
 Idem par Droz 42 11 
 
 Idem a Geneve 46 18 
 
 Idem parMainoni 394 62 
 
 Idem par Loos 49 26 
 
 Idem parAbramson 395 62 
 
 Idem parNeuss ,.. 396 62 
 
 Idem Petit modelc 401 63 
 
 Idem iZeuers. Pacifico , ,,,,,, 47 10
 
 27 
 
 No, Plate. 
 
 R6publique Cisalpiae. Piece de 30 sols , 149 12 
 
 Pont de Dourdan 39 10 
 
 Paix entre la France et la Russie 397 62 
 
 Le Roiet la Reine d'Etrurie. .'. 398 G4 
 
 Idem 133 11 
 
 Colonue nationale a Genes 147 23 
 
 Anniversaire du 14 Juillet. (Etain.) , , 48 22 
 
 Pacification de la Vendee 43 11 
 
 Marechal Brune , ^ 128 37 
 
 Preliminaires de paix avec I'Angleterre 50 15 
 
 Idem 54 26 
 
 A la paix geuerale par la ville de Lyon , 399 63 
 
 A Vincent et Belay, citoyens de Lyoii 400 63 
 
 Abbe de I'Epee 183 14 
 
 Lavoisier, Piece d'essai 186 4 
 
 Piece d'essai par Gatteaux , 187 22 
 
 Idem par Gengembre 188 22 
 
 Trois Ponts sur la Seine 17'3 18 
 
 Agensde Change de Paris , 175 24 
 
 Idem de Commerce • 1'6 24 
 
 Huissiers au Tribunal de I"- Instance i » . *179 39 
 
 Police de Paris 402 72 
 
 1802. 
 
 Consulte Italienne a Lyon , 57 17 
 
 Idem 58 18 
 
 Idem 59 38 
 
 Traite d'Amiens 51 16 
 
 Idem par Droz 5"^ 11 
 
 Idem par 3Iainoni *52 38 
 
 Idem a Birmingham 53 26 
 
 Idem parNeuss 403 62 
 
 Retablissement du Culte ^^ ^^ 
 
 L'Instruction publique est organisee i "^ 27 
 
 Les 3 Consuls. Au retour de la Paix 55 17
 
 28 
 
 No. Plate. 
 
 Conservatoire de Musiqiie, A la meme occasion. 197 39 
 
 Colonne elevee a Marseille G3 13 
 
 Canal d'Arleg , 64 10 
 
 Aa Dr. Sacco par la ville de Bologae 404 64 
 
 Idem 405 64 
 
 Napoleon elu l'' Consul a vie 407 65 
 
 Idem par Knapp ,■... 406 67 
 
 Par la Republiqne Helvetique . 408 63 
 
 Piece d'Essai par Saulnier 409 65 
 
 Societe d'Encouragement des Arts 190 37 
 
 General Jourdan 410 64 
 
 Bodoni, le celebre imprimeur 410 A 
 
 Briot, par les habitans de I'lle d'EIbe 184 22 
 
 Comptoir Commercial , 409 A 
 
 Society Galvanique 409 B 
 
 Chambre des Avoues de premiere Instance *177 24 
 
 Idem d'Appel 177 39 
 
 Canal de Briare 180 20 
 
 1803. 
 
 Visite de Napoleon a laMonnaie de Paris 411 65 
 
 La ville de Lille au 1" Consul *73 29 
 
 La Suisse pacifiue et reorganisee , , . . 412 63 
 
 Le Canton du Tesin , 413 63 
 
 Ntgociations pour la Paix , 67 16 
 
 Traite d'Amiensrompii 69 30 
 
 Jeanne d'Arc 62 20 
 
 Pont de la Durance , 65 14 
 
 Jeux maritimes a Marseille 68 13 
 
 La Venus de Medicis 70 30 
 
 Ecole dePharmacie etablie 71 25 
 
 La Fortune Conservatrice 72 10 
 
 Piumonl reuni a la France 73 24 
 
 Prix de rAcad6mie de Milan, de Bologue ct Venise 196 37 
 
 Chambre de Commerce d'Avianon i 413 A 
 
 Agcus de Change do Lyon , >,,,,,•> 413 B
 
 39 
 
 No. Plate. 
 
 Projet d'une nouvelle Monnaie d'or pour la R^publique Italienne 414-417 6G 
 
 Idem d'argent 418-22 CG 
 
 Idem decuivre 423-25 G6 
 
 David Leroy 185 27 
 
 1804. 
 
 Le Code Civil decrete 82 25 
 
 Legion d'llonneur 78 31 
 
 Mines du Hartz 74 15 
 
 Musee a Gap 75 28 
 
 Le Mont Gendvre ouveit 76 28 
 
 Musee Napoleon, Salle du Laocoon 77 30 
 
 Idem del'Apollon *77 30 
 
 ficoles des Mines du Mont-Blanc • 79 23 
 
 Honneur legionnaire a I'armeede Boulogne •• 80 31 
 
 Deux-mille barques sent construites ^^ '^^ 
 
 Descente en Anglelerre • 126 36 
 
 Le Couronnement 83-86 32 
 
 Idem par Merlen 94 36 
 
 Idem Jeton •• "' "^ 
 
 Le Pape Pie VII - . • 87 31 
 
 Le Repas de la Ville ^8 32 
 
 Fetes du Couronnement ^9 ""* 
 
 Drapeaux donnes a I'Armee 90 33 
 
 La Monnaie des Medailles retablie 92 29 
 
 La Vaccine , 93 29 
 
 Pie VII 161 31 
 
 Idem *1C1 31 
 
 Projet d'une nouvelle Monnaie d'or pour la Republique Italienne 426 66 
 
 Idem d'argent 427-31 G6 
 
 Idem de cuivre 432-34 Go 
 
 Chambre de Commerce de Paris 181 27 
 
 Commerce de Bois neuf 199 39 
 
 Acad^mieCeltique 198 39 
 
 Prefecture du Departement de la Seine i 200 39 
 
 Ecolede Droit f 435 72
 
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 Tr^sor Public 436 75? 
 
 Commerce de Charbonde Bois, , . , *436 72 
 
 1805. 
 
 Pie VII visite la Monnaie de Paris , , 95 31 
 
 Coiironnement de Napoleon a 3IilaD ....>..... 96 33 
 
 Idem (Unevariete) *96 29 
 
 Idem Italienne 97 33 
 
 Idem Idem *97 38 
 
 Monument a Desaix 98 18 
 
 Idem ,, 99 18 
 
 Entree de Napoleon a Genes 100 33 
 
 LaLigurie reunie a la France , 101 29 
 
 ficole de Medecine 102 29 
 
 Levee du Camp de Boulogne , 103 34 
 
 Allocution a la Grande- Armee .5 104 34 
 
 Prise d'Ulm et Memmingen 105 34 
 
 Prise de Vienne et de Presbourg 106 34 
 
 Idem (Italienne) 107 34 
 
 Drapeaux Fran^ais repris a Jnspruck .^ 108 34 
 
 Bataille d'Austerlitz 109 34 
 
 Idem Tetes des trois Empereurs , 110 35 
 
 Idem (Italienne) 437 67 
 
 Conference a Urchitz Ill 35 
 
 L'Empereur a Scboenbrunn ,,, 112 37 
 
 Paix do Presbourg ...,., 113 35 
 
 Cathudrale de Vienne 114 34 
 
 Venise reudue a I'ltalie 115 35 
 
 Elise, Grande Ducbesse de Lucqueset de Piombino 116 33 
 
 Pont d'Avignon 117 18 
 
 Ecole de Medecine de Paris 194 28 
 
 Societo du Commerce et des Arts, de Lyon 437 A 
 
 Idem Idem 437B 
 
 Nolaircs de Lyon 437 C 
 
 A voues du Tribunal dc Rouen 437 D 
 
 Cbambre dc commerce d'Aniiens .....1 437E
 
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 Conquete tie Naples 12^ ^^ 
 
 Souverainet^s donnees. • 
 
 Manage du prince de Bade , ^~^ 
 
 Colonne de la grande ArmSe ,,. , **" 
 
 Arc de Triomphe ^^'* 
 
 Sanh^drin 125 3G 
 
 Decrets de Milan et Berlin 127 36 
 
 Confederation du Rhin » 201 40 
 
 Bataille d'Jena 202 40 
 
 Idem 203 40 
 
 Idem Italienne 204 40 
 
 Entreea Berlin 205 40 
 
 Capitulation des quatre forteresses de la Prusse 206 40 
 
 Alliance avec la Saxe. 207 40 
 
 Occupation d'Hambourg, , 208 4U 
 
 Le Prince de Bade visite la Monnaie 209 oo 
 
 Le Prince de Baviere visite la Monnaie 210 
 
 flotel de ville de Rouen 303 54 
 
 Salines de I'Est 304 54 
 
 Idem 305 54 
 
 LeRoi d'Hollande 353 57 
 
 Invalides de Berlin re^oivent leur solde , 438 65 
 
 Ptocliotrophium de Genes. 439 68 
 
 Prix de I'Academve de Verone , 440 68 
 
 Prix de I'Academie de Genes , 441 68 
 
 1807. 
 
 AiglesFranqaises sur la Yistulc 211 41 
 
 Bataille de Preuss-Eylau 212 41 
 
 Napoleon ^ Osterode, , ,, , ,, i mi ■ • 213 41
 
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 No. Plate. 
 
 Delirrance de Dantzig 214 41 
 
 Bataille de Friedland 215 41 
 
 Idem 216 41 
 
 Prise des trois capitales de la Prusse. ..,.....,, 217 41 
 
 Conquete de la Silesie , 218 41 
 
 Paix de Tilsit 219 41 
 
 Idem , 220 43 
 
 Idem 221 43 
 
 Napoleon a Dresde 222 43 
 
 Duchede Varsovie 223 42 
 
 Royaumede Westphalie. 224 42 
 
 Mariage de Jerome, Koi de Westphalie 225 42 
 
 Idem 226 42 
 
 Le Simplon 228 42 
 
 Route de Nice a Rome 229 42 
 
 L'Aigle couronne 230 42 
 
 Commerce de Bordeaux , 306 54 
 
 Societe d'Agriculfure d'Evreux 307 54 
 
 Prince et Princesse de Lucques et Piombino. 372 60 
 
 Ancienue embouchure du Rhin nettoyee 354 60 
 
 Joachim Due de Berg 373 57 
 
 Idem 374 57 
 
 Cambaceres, Archi-cbanceiier 375 57 
 
 Le Roi et laReine de Westphalie 442 67 
 
 Piece d'Essai par Vassallo. 443 67 
 
 Le general Marmont, par les habitans de Spalatro 444 65 
 
 Societe d'Agriculture de Paris > 445 72 
 
 Xavier Bichat, Societe de Medecine 446 71 
 
 Manufacture de Metaux ot Laque vcrnis > 446 A 
 
 Notaires de I'Arrondissement dc Soissons 446 B 
 
 Societe Academique des Enfans d'ApoUon 446 C 
 
 Prudhommes deRouen 312 54 
 
 1808. 
 
 Reunion dc I'Etrurie u la France , mi* • » ^27 42
 
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 Congres d'Erfurth 231 43 
 
 Idem 4 232 43 
 
 Visite a Toulouse 233 48 
 
 Entree a Madrid 234 42 
 
 Bataille de Sommo-Sierra , 235 42 
 
 Academie des Beaux Arts a Rome 2^36 48 
 
 Arrivee de la Reine de Naples 364 59 
 
 Joseph, a son avenemeut a la couronne d'Espagne 365 59 
 
 Joseph, Roi de Naples. Ecu de dix carlins, 366 59 
 
 Joachim, Roi de Naples. Prise de Capri. ,. . 368 59 
 
 Idem Piece d'or de 40 francs 367 59 
 
 Universite Imperiale 447 65 
 
 Grand due de Baden, Pi^ce de 5 Francs 448 65 
 
 Academie de Genes 449 68 
 
 Comite central de Vaccine 449 A 
 
 Fonvielle et C'= 449 B 
 
 Chambre de Commerce d'Orleans. i. 449 C 
 
 Idem 449 D 
 
 Fonderiesde Vaucluse 449 E 
 
 1809. 
 
 Victoires d'Abensberg et d'Eckmuhl 237 44 
 
 Bataille de Ratisbonne. (Italienne) 238 44 
 
 Seconde entree de Napoleon a Vienne 239 44 
 
 Bataille d'Essling 240 44 
 
 Napoleon a Schoenbrunn , 241 44 
 
 Bataille de Raab 242 45 
 
 Rome uniea la France 243 45 
 
 Rome seconde capitale 244 45 
 
 Idem, Une variete 245 45 
 
 lllyrie conqiiise 246 45 
 
 Bataille de Wagram 247 45 
 
 Sur les Victoires de 1809. (Italienne) 248 48 
 
 Paix de Vienne 249 45 
 
 Le Roi deSaxe visite la Monnaie , 250 45 
 
 Idem , 251 53 
 
 F
 
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 No, Plate 
 
 La Eanqiie de France. ,,« 252 50 
 
 Joachim Roi de Naples. Prix de rAcademie 369 60 
 
 Idem Legions provinciales 370 60 
 
 Idem Place Murat 371 60 
 
 Idem Recompense de merite militaire.. 452 74 
 
 Idem visite i'Academie a Rome 451 67 
 
 Le Roi de Wurtemberg visite la Monnaie de Paris 450 67 
 
 Elisa Grande Duchesse de Toscane 372 60 
 
 Idem A Touverture d'une nouvelle route ,, 453 69 
 
 Idem Prix de I'Academie de Lucques 454 69 
 
 CLambre de Commerce d'An vers 308 54 
 
 Chambre de Commerce de Florence 455 69 
 
 D'. Portal, President de I'Academie de Medecine. 456 71 
 
 ly. Guillotin, Idem 457-8 71 
 
 Facullede Medecine de Paris 459 71 
 
 D'. Heurteloiip, Chirurgien en chef de la grande armee. 460 71 
 
 Messageries Imperiales 461 72 
 
 Chambre de Commerce de Dieppe 461 A 
 
 Agrees du Tribunal de Commerce 461 B 
 
 Cercle Litteraire a Lyon 461 C 
 
 Prudliommes de Lyon 461 D 
 
 1810. 
 
 Le Roi et la Reine de Baviere visitent la Monnaie 253 45 
 
 Idem 254 53 
 
 Arrivee de I'lmp^ratrice a Strasbourg 255 46 
 
 Mariage de Napoleon avec Marie-Louise 256 46 
 
 Idem L'Amour emportant le foudre... 257 46 
 
 Idem aMilan 258 46 
 
 Idem aPraguc 259 47 
 
 Idem a Vienne 260 47 
 
 Idem a Prague 261 47 
 
 Idem .T Viennc 2G2 47 
 
 Idem Idem 263 47 
 
 Idem iiLyon 462 70
 
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 No. Plate. 
 
 Le Grand due de Wurtzbourg visite la Monnaie 2C4 46 
 
 Statue en honneur de Desnix 2G5 46 
 
 Le Canal de I'Ourcq ouvert 266 46 
 
 Oiplielines de la Legion d'Honneur 2G7 48 
 
 Honneurs fun^bres au Due de Montebello 2G8 50 
 
 Premiere Decade du 19^nie siecle 2G9 50 
 
 Prix de Rome •• 4G3 G9 
 
 Prix de Citta di Castelio 464 69 
 
 Pierre Vignon , , 4G5 70 
 
 Synagogue de Bordeaux 466 65 
 
 Piece de 10 livres des Isles de France et Bonaparte 467 73 
 
 Commission pour la Revision des Remedes Secrets 468 72 
 
 Idem Une variete *468 
 
 Prix de Clinique du Baron Corvisart 469 71 
 
 Commerce de la Boucherie. , 309 54 
 
 Notaires de Lyon , , , 469 A 
 
 Entrepreneurs de Ma^onnerie de Paris. 469 B 
 
 1811. 
 
 Naissance du Roi de Rome , , , , 270 48 
 
 ] dera *270 48 
 
 Idem une variete , 470 67 
 
 Idem frappee a Rome , 272 49 
 
 Idem a Vienne , 471 70 
 
 Bapteme du Roi de Rome 271 49 
 
 Atbenee de Vaucluse ,. , 273 50 
 
 Le Roi et la Reine de Westphalie 358 58 
 
 Joachim. Prix de I'Aeademie des Sciences de Naples , 474 74 
 
 Bernadotte Prince Royal de Suede, .,,,,.. .t 376 57 
 
 Academie de la Crusca a Florence 473 69 
 
 NotairesdeRouen , 310 54 
 
 Commerce de Vin de Paris 311 54 
 
 1812. 
 
 Prise de Wilna , , t . i . • . • • i 274 51
 
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 No. Plate 
 
 Bataille de la Moskowa 375 51 
 
 Entree de Napoleon a Moscoue 276 51 
 
 L'Aigle Fran9aise sur le Borysthene 277 51 
 
 L' Aigle Fran^aise sur le Wolga 278 5 1 
 
 Refraite de i'Armee 279 51 
 
 Acad^mie des Beaux-Arts a Rome 280 49 
 
 Prix de I'Academie de Florence. Tete de M. Angelo 475 69 
 
 Idem du Lycee de Novarra 476 68 
 
 Institut Italien ,,» 477 68 
 
 Joachim, Observatoire a Naples. 478 74 
 
 Idem, Institut Saiesien 479 74 
 
 Idem, Colleges Royaux 480 74 
 
 Dr. Guillotin 481 71 
 
 Notaires de Mont-Brisson 481 A 
 
 Idem Ville-Franche 481 B 
 
 Commerce de Bois-Neuf , 483 72 
 
 1813. 
 
 BatailledeLutzen 281 51 
 
 Bataille de Wurtchen 282 51 
 
 Monument sur le Mont-Cenis 283 51 
 
 Canal de Mons a Conde 284 52 
 
 Ageus de Change de Paris 313 54 
 
 L'lmpuratrice visit e la Monnaie 291 53 
 
 La Princesse Elise, Idem 292 53 
 
 LaReinedc Naples 293 53 
 
 La Princesse Pauline Borghcse 294 53 
 
 La Reine d'llollandc 295 53 
 
 M.Denon 296 53 
 
 Idem 297 53 
 
 Jeton pour les tables de Jeu du Palais Imperial 298 53 
 
 Idem Idem 299 63 
 
 Joachim Uoi dc Naples, a son retour de I'Armee 482 74 
 
 Monnaie Obsidionalc de Cattaro 485-6 73 
 
 Idem deZara 487-8 73
 
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 1814. 
 
 No. I'lafe 
 
 L'Aigle en Feviier 285 52 
 
 Berthier, Prince de Neufchatel .377 GO 
 
 Grande Voirie de Paris 490 72 
 
 Inspection des Batimens de Paris 491 72 
 
 Monnaie Obsidionale de Palma Nuova 492 73 
 
 Idem d'Anvers 49-3 73 
 
 Idem 494 73 
 
 Idem de Strasbourg- 495 73 
 
 Republique de Genes. Piece de 10 sols 498 73 
 
 Idem Idem de 4 sols 499 73 
 
 Idem Idem de 2 sols ♦499 73 
 
 1815, 
 
 Retour de TEmpereur ' 28G 52 
 
 Le General Bertrand a Napoleon 287 52 
 
 Le 106 Regiment a Napoleon 288 52 
 
 Assemblee du Champ de Mai. (Etain) 500 67 
 
 Napoleon se rend au Bellerophon 289 62 
 
 Napoleon a Ste.-Helene , 290 52 
 
 Monnaie Obsidionale de Strasbourg , 496 73 
 
 Idem Idem 497 73 
 
 Idem Idem *497 
 
 Without Date. 
 
 AlaFidelite 56 17 
 
 Victoire *56 17 
 
 College Britannique a Paris 66 27 
 
 Commissaires priseurs 178 25 
 
 Notaires de Paris • 179 25 
 
 Academic de Marseille 191 24 
 
 Avouesde Ville-Franche , 801 54
 
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 Academic Imperiale de Musique 302 54 
 
 Boulangers de Paris 314 54 
 
 Jeton de la Prefecture de Police 402 72 
 
 Jeton du Tresor Public 436 72 
 
 Chambre de Commerce de Bordeaux 500 A 
 
 Notaires de Bordeaux 500 B 
 
 Chambre de Commerce de Carcassone 500 C 
 
 Tribunal deLyon , 500 D 
 
 Sociele Je Medecine de Marseille 500 E 
 
 Chaircutiers de Paris 500 F 
 
 Societe des Arts, &c., deProTius 500 H 
 
 Academic deRoueii. j • 500 T 
 
 Societe d'Agriculturc du Departemcnt dc la Haufe-Vienne 500 K
 
 INDEX TO THE SUPPLEMENT. 
 
 Academy of Verona, 440 — of Genoa, 441, 449 — of 
 
 thesons of Apollo, 446 C — of Naples, 474 — of 
 
 Florence, 475 — of Rouen, 500 I. 
 Advocates in the Court of Prizes, 390 B. 
 Agricultural Society of Paris, 445, of Provins, 
 
 500 H— of the Haute-Vienne, 500 K. 
 Amiens (Treaty of), 403 — Chamber of Commerce 
 
 of, 437 E. 
 Angelo (Michael), 475. 
 Antwerp (Siege Piece of), 493, 494, 496. 
 Austerlitz (Battle of), 437. 
 Avignon (Chamber of Commerce of), 413 A. 
 Avou^s of Rouen, 437 D. 
 
 Champ de Mai (Assembly of the), 500. 
 
 Charcoal Trade, *43G. 
 
 Charles (Archduke), 3S3. 
 
 Citta di Castello. 464 
 
 Commercial Chamber of Orleans, 449 C — of Florenc-p, 
 
 455— of Dieppe, 461 A— of Bordeaux, 500 B— 
 
 of Carcassone 500 C. 
 Comptoir Commercial, 409 A. 
 Consulship for life given to Napoleon, 400, 407. 
 Crusca (Academy della), 473. 
 
 D 
 
 Desaix (General), 392. 
 
 B 
 
 Baden (Grand Duke of), 448. 
 
 Berlin (Invalids of), 438. 
 
 Bichat (Xavier), 446. 
 
 Birth of the King of Rome, 470, 471, 472. 
 
 Bodoni, 410 A. 
 
 Bologna, 404, 405. 
 
 Bonaparte (Island of). 467 
 
 Bordeaux (Synagogue of), 466 — Commerce of, 500 
 
 A— Notaries of 500 B. 
 Brokers of Lyons, 413 B. 
 Bouvet (Jean), 483, 
 Brescia (Brolettoof), taken, 381. 
 
 Egypt (French landing in), 386. 
 Elisa Dutchess of Lucca, 453. 454. 
 Etruria (King and Queen of), 398. 
 Evreux, 441 A. 
 
 Faculty of Medecine of Paris, 459. B 
 Florence, Commercial Chamber of, 455 — Academy 
 della Crusca, 473, Academy of fine Arts, 475. 
 Fonvielle et C''. 449 B. 
 Foundries of Vaucluse, 449 E. 
 
 G 
 
 Campo Formio (Treaty of), 382, 383. 
 Carcassone (Chamber of Commerce of), 500 C. 
 Cattaro (Siege piece of), 485, 486. 
 Chaircutiers of Paris, 500 F. 
 
 Galvanic Society, 409, B. 
 
 Card (Department of the), 393. 
 
 Geneva (Medal struck at), 378, 379. 
 
 Genoa, 439, 441, 449. 
 
 Genoa (Republic of) restored in 1814, 498, 499. •499. 
 
 Guillotia (Dr.), 467, 408, 481.
 
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 H 
 
 Helvetic Confederation, 408, 4l2, 413. 
 Heurteloup, chief Surgeon of the grand army, 460. 
 
 I 
 
 Invalids of Berlin, 438. 
 
 Institute (Royal Italian,) 477. 
 
 Italian Republic. Pattern of new coinage, 414, 
 
 434, 
 Joachim, King of Naples, visits the Academy of 
 
 Rome, 451, Premium medal of ditto, 452 ditto, 
 
 474 — Observatory built 478 — Salesiau Institute 
 
 479— Returns to Naples, 482, 
 Jurisprudence (School of), 435. 
 Jourdan (Marshal), 410. 
 
 Laon, 469 A, 
 
 Lebrun, 3"" Consul, 391 . 
 
 Li^nard, 391, 392. 
 
 Lun^ville (Peace of), 394, 395, SgG. 
 
 Lyons (Medals struck there), 399, 400, 420, 413 B, 
 
 437 A , 437 B, 437 C, 44 1 B, 46 1 C, 40 1 D, 462, 
 
 500 D. 
 
 Napoleon, Minister at Rastadt,385 — proclaimed Con- 
 sul for life, 404 — Visits the Mint of Paris, 411 — 
 Mediator of the Helvetic Republic, 412. 
 
 Nismes (Medal struck there), .393. 
 
 Notaries of Lyons, 437 C of Soissons 446 B. — of 
 Laon, 469 A— of Montbrisson, 481 A— of Ville- 
 franche, 481 B— of Bordeaux, 500 B. 
 
 Novarra (Lyceum of), 476. 
 
 o 
 
 Observatory of Naples, 478. 
 Opera of Paris, 390 A. 
 Orleans, 449 C. 
 
 Palma Nuova (Siege piece of), 492. 
 
 Pattern of new coinage of the Italian Republic, 414, 
 
 434_Coinofl00 fr. 443. 
 Pharmacy of Lyons, 441 B. 
 Police of Paris, 402. 
 Portal (D'.), 456. 
 Presbourg (Treaty of), 437. 
 Provins (Agricultural Society of), 500 H. 
 Prudhomnies of Lyons, 461 D. 
 Ptochotrophium of Genoa, 439. 
 Public Works (Board of inspection of), 491 
 
 M 
 
 Masons of Paris, 409 B. 
 
 Mainoni, 394, 
 
 Mantua (Siege Piece of), 390. 
 
 Manufactory of japanned metal, 44GA . 
 
 Marniont (Marshall), 444, 
 
 Marriage of Napoleon, 462. 
 
 Medical Society of Evreux, 441 A — of Marseilles, 
 
 500 E— of Paris, 380, 446. 
 Mont-Brisson (Notaries of), 481 A 
 
 R 
 
 Rastadt (Congress at), 385. 
 
 Remedies (Commission for secret, *468, 468 
 
 Rhine (Confederation of the), 448. 
 
 Roman Republic established, 388. 
 
 Rome, Premium Medal, 463 — (King of), born 470, 
 
 471. 
 Rouen, Society of Emulation, 393 A — Avou^s of, 
 
 437 D— Academy of, 500 I. 
 Russia (Peace with), 397. 
 
 N 
 
 Naples, (Academy of) 474— Observatory founded at, 
 478— Salesian Institute, 479— Royal College of, 
 480. 
 
 Sacco (D'.), 404, 405. 
 Santarelli, engraver, 475, 
 Saulnier, 409. 
 Serres (Olivier de), 445.
 
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 •Siege Piece of Mantua, 390— of Cattaro, 485, 48G— 
 Zara, 487, 488— Palma Nuova, 492— Antwerp, 
 493, 496— of Strasbourg, 497, *497. 
 
 Seine (Navigation company of the) , 384. 
 
 Society of Commerce and Arts of Lyons, 4^37 A 
 andB. 
 
 Soissons (Notaries of), 440 B, 
 
 Spalatro in Dalmatia, 444. 
 
 Synagogue at Bordeaux, 466. 
 
 Vaccination, 404, 405, 449 A. 
 
 Vaucluse, 449 E. 
 
 Vaud (Canton of), 412. 
 
 Vignon (Pierre), 405. 
 
 Vienne (Agricultural Society of the Haute), 500 K. 
 
 Ville-Franche (Notaries of), 481 B. 
 
 Voirie (Grande) of Paris, 490. 
 
 Ticiuo (Canton of), 413. 
 Tiraboschi, his patriotic zeal, 389. 
 Treasury (Public), 436. 
 
 Tribunal of Commerce of Paris, 461 B — d'Appel, 
 500 G. 
 
 w 
 
 Westphalia (King and Queen of), 442. 
 Wood merchants (Corporation of), 484. 
 Wurtemberg (King of) visits the Mint, 460. 
 
 u 
 
 University (Imperial), 447. 
 
 Zara (Siege Piece of). 487, 488.
 
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 No. 9. Plate III. Exergue. 1797, readnm. 
 Medal struck at Lyons, read Geneva, 
 
 43. Plate XI. Was struck on the pacification of the Vendue, 
 
 44. P/a<e XIII. On the edge. Revolution franijaise. par lienard, an 9, no. 1. 
 128, P/a<e XXXVII. 1805, rend 1801. 
 
 134. Plate V. Zecca V, (the 5th Mint), read Zecca Veneta. 
 170. Plate V, The obverse appears also with the head of Napoleon, 
 17G. Plate XXIV, The reverse is also joined with the head of Napoleon, 
 *177. P/a(e XXXIX, Idem 
 179. Plate XX\. A horoscope, read a graphometer. 
 I9O. P/a/e XXXVII. The same bears also premio Di venezia. 
 ^87. Plate LI I. Exergue, 20 Mars, read 1 Mars. 
 370. Plate LX. 180C, read 1809. 
 461 C. MDCCCI, read MDCCCIX. 
 464. Plate LXIX. suppress 1812. 
 492, Plate LXIII. read LXXIIl. 
 
 
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