12. The golden chalice

13-14-15. Three swords in their embroidered scabb[ard]

16-17. Two golden Tankards

18-19 Two golden salt cellars of state

20 A golden Baptismal Font wharein the issu[e]
of the royal family are christened it is upwards
of four feet in height.

21-30. Ten golden salt cellars used at the coronation
Banquit. And six golden sceptres of our King & Queens

31. Kings septre with the cross coverd with precious stones

32. The kings septre with the Dove coverd with jewels

33. An ancient septre adorned with valuable jewels

34. The Queens septre, [FIGURE] ornamented with large diamonds

35. The Queens Ivory sceptre mounted in gold

36 The staff of St Edward the King and confessor
who reigned in the year 1041. it is made of pure
gold four feet 7 inches & a half in length and
weighs 8 lbs 9 ounces. on the top is a cross and
an ord wharein a fragment of the real cross is
said to be deposited.

37-38 The Kings golden spurs And the Queens
enamelled Bracelets.

39. Moddle of the White Tower, set with jewels

40. New Imperial Crown which was made for
the coronation of her Present Majesty.
this splended and unequalled crown is of the
Imperial form with upright and almost pointed
arches bearing a diamond mound or orb of the
finest brilliants on the top cwhereof is a cross of the
same precious materials adorned with three remark
abley large pearls. In the front of the crown is a
large Jerrusalem cross entirely frosted with brillians
and in its centre a unique sapphire two inches long and
nearly as broad of the purest and deepest azure."

Thus I have written a lengthy account of ten
pages concerning the Tower of London as there
was such a variety of things to speak about and
they being so obscure in their order that I could
not give a correct Idea of the contents of the
Tower without writing leangthy.

12. The golden Chalice. 13-14-15. Three swords in their embroidered scabbard 16-17. Two golden Tankards 18-19 Two golden salt cellars of state 20 A golden Baptismal Font wharein the issue of the royal family are christened it is upwards of four feet in height. 21-30. Ten golden salt Cellars used at the Coronation Banquit. And six golden sceptres of our king & Queens

31. Kings Septre with the cross covered with precious stones 32. The kings Septre with the Dove covered with jewels 33. An ancient Septre adorned with valuable jewels 34. The Queens Septre, [FIGURE] ornamented with large diamonds 35. The Queens Ivory Sceptre mounted in gold 36 The Staff of St Edward the King and confessor who reigned in the year 1041. it is made of pure gold four feet7 inches & a half in length and weighs 8 lbs 9 ounces. on the top is a cross and an ord wharein a fragment of the real cross is said to be deposited. 37-38 The Kings golden Spurs And the Queens enamelled Bracelets. 39. Moddle of the White Tower, set with jewels

40. New Imperial Crown which was made for the Coronation of her Present Majesty. this splended and unequalled crown is of the Imperial form with upright and almost pointed arches bearing a diamond mound or orb of the finest brilliants on the topwhereof is a cross of the same precious materials adorned with three remark ably large pearls. In the front of the crown is a large Jerrusalem cross entirely frosted with brillians and in its centre a unique sapphire two inches long and nearly as broad of the purest and deepest azure." [FIGURE] Thus I have written a lengthy account of ten pages concerning the Tower of London as there was such a variety of things to speak about and they being so obscure in their order that I could not give a correct Idea of the contents of the Tower without writing leangthy.