The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-30 00:00:00

A NNALS of SPORTING and FANCY cAzErrn.
cx. Contents of the Number for November, price 2s. tid, ; illus-
trated with, 1. A tine Engraving, by Landseer, of Vixen, a Scotch
Terrier; I Stamford Race ('nurse. Survey, and Plan :
Original Communications—Field Sports for November—Vixen,
a Scotch Terrier (with l'ortrait)-11ydrophobia : Symptoms of ap-
proaching Madness; of continued Rabies; distinguishing Charac-
teristics—A hay's Hawking in the Druid Country—Col. Thorn-
hill, Sports, and Company—Remarkable raw of Docility in the
Foe; lieneral Habits, etc.—Eclipse, and his Owner's Colours;
Jack Oakley, Anecdotes of ; Mutic of Riding. and last Pull-up—
Case of the Blotch in a greyhound, and inquiry as to proper
Treatment—Water-IN:el ; its Manners and lint Ors (with Cut
Of Shooting and the Fow one-piece ; Pr -re' Menufacture ; a.
maven, Imitations, and Real ; Proving Percussion—Stag.bunting
n Devonshire; a History of the late Campaign.; Scarcity of Chase;
Cause—grousiana: Er:oni in Danicl's Rural Sports correct...l ; its
Habitude; Tongue Blunder— Hawker's Instructions to Young
sportsmen, analyzed; Strictures on—Fow'ing-piece: Method of
Cleaning; Oil to he used; Mr. Johnson's Honk—Origin of the
Doncaster St. Leger—Knowsley hall, laird Derby's ; its Vistas,
Hospitalities, Kennels, Hounds--Turf Events, cm ious__Winners
of the Richmond gold l'up—lliad Illaser a well.marked Case of
Mad Stapters, with Particulars of its Dying Paroxysms—Lord
Byrott's liispimtionst ; with ilin.litics..Caine; of hi.. Achieve-
masts, P 01111,:. and Mode of Running—Arctic Anecdotes ; of Ani-
mats, Dogs, Birds—Literature and the Arts, t unnected with Sport-1
ing Subjects; l'lllllll4ll of Jerry and Doctor Syntax--Starriftml
Race ('nurse, with a Plate of the Plan. showing the rises and falls
of that Course—The (Uwe and the Turf'; or a Week's Sporting
at Ilarrowgate—Fancy flazette—Sporting keurrences—llorse In.
ttlligenre—S.ate of the Odds—Turf Herald, ite.
leindun : Printed tor Sherwood, Joao, sod Cu., Fatemostcr-
row.

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THE lIARIII/NICIIN, Nu. XXIII., containing. i.
Entire new Fang. Aitwood, the words by Altiemtan Birch—
Canrnnet. blossrt, the words from Milton, and now first adapted
to the Mr--111. French Romance, Zimmerman, now first pub.
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34i.cellsnenus Articles.-31mvoir of I/r. lloyee—llistorical and
Descriptive Account of the lomponium, with an Engraving—On
the Mutdeof the Ashantecn anti ranters, with several of the Native
Ain—some Particulars in the Life of Jonarlii —On the present
Mile of 31usic in hanutur—Norwich Musical Festival—Novella's
A trangetnent of the 11;rrgarian Hymns, for Vespers, Sce.—Fortign
Musical intelligence—. Review of new :gush% the Drama. he.
WEBEIt'S
No. XXI. of the liannonicna, containing the Overture, March,
Hunting Ukonist, and popular Vocal Pieces in the Freitsehutv, has
been again reprinted, and may be had of all Houk and 111usie-sel-
lent, price 2s. ad.
(Mien should particularly 'pacify the Ilamionicon Edition of
the Music of the Freischuts, as the puke is lean than one-sixth of
the other Editions.
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