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MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS of Sir Julius Cæsar, Judge of the Admiralty; among which are, Latin verses by William Ravenseroft, addressed to Sir J. Caesar on new year's day;--Mr. Guyn's Preface to his Reading on the Common Law of England;-Observations on the English Parliament;-Archeion, or of the High Courts of Justice in England, by William Lambard;-Orders for the King's Privy Council, 4 Hen. VI.;-De Coronatione Ricardi II.;-Discourse upon the Commission of Bridewell ;-Report of Sir Julius Caesar, Master of Requests, and Robert Beale, Clerk of the Council, in the cause of the complaint of the inhabitants of Guernsey against their Governor, Sir Thomas Leighton, 1597 ;-Valuation of Episcopal livings, and Precedence of the Bishops;-Precedence of the English Nobility, temp. Elizabeth;-

Officers of the courts of the revenues, of justice, etc., with their fees -Piracies committed upon the Scots by the English, since 1 April, 1569, with Lord Burghley's autograph notes;-Spoils committed upon the English by Scottish pirates since 1 April, 1571 ;-Proceedings in France against the English merchants, 1578, attested copies, translated from the French;-Complaints of the United Provinces against the English men of war, 1589, in French ; with their answers thereunto -Letters patent granted by Queen Elizabeth to the town of Boston, co. Linc. anno r. 15. [1573.] ;-Arguments to prove the Queen's property in the sea-lands, and salt shores thereof;-Livre des coustumes et usages de l'Isle de Guernesey ;-"Names of all the dioceses in the realms of Spain and Portugal, with their several revenues ; yearly revenues of the King of Spain, etc. ;-Attested copies of papers in the cause of Estienne Damasquetta and Sir George Carey, captain of the Isle of Wight, in French, 1585 ;-Act made between Sir Julius Caesar and the French ambassador, relative to the above cause, in Latin ;-Arguments against the Queen's prerogative in land left or gained from the sea, with the answers ;-Statutes and ordinances of the States General, respecting the conveyance of victuals and merchandize into the countries of the enemy, 1584, translated from the Dutch; -Spoils done by the French upon the English, whereof no restitution hath been made, dat. ult. Dec. 1596;-Notes considerable by the Lords Commissioners for French causes, 12 Apr. 1587 ;-The great and straunge injustice of the French, done in Fraunce uppon th' English, since the beginning of the yere 1585 ;-Restitutions to the French, from 1560 to 1599 ;-Depredations committed by the French upon the English, from 1562 to 1594 ;-Restitutions made to the French, from 1585 to 1594;-Note of the Danish complaints exhibited by D. Vanhele, 1597;-Things prohibited to the Danes to carry into the dominions of Spain, 18 Sept. 1597, in Latin ;-Answer in behalf of Sir William Russel, touching one Maris, impeached by a Dane for piracy, in Latin ;-Complaints of the English against the Danes, 1597;-Supplication delivered to the Danish Commissioners, and by them presented to the Queen's Commissioners, with the answer of the latter thereunto, 1597, in Latin;-Danish complaints against the Englisli, in 1596, with the commissioners' answers, in Latin ;-

Complaint exhibited by the Danish ambassador, with the answer, 1589, in Latin;-Latin verses by Michael Lok, [father-in-law to Sir J. Caesar,] intitled, "An conveniens sit matrimonium inter puellam et senem," 1583 ;-E- R. Douager in mortem Alexandri Nowelli, decani ecclesiæ S. Pauli, London., Epitaphium;-Orders relating to the Court of Chancery, 1557, 1570, 1577. Folio. [11,405.]