The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-03-23 00:00:00

MR rirJal,

Earl Woods will tweet as ii)xastay next at
Whitewater Tull bar; no Wednesday the Tfth at Rramptoo
Wood ; and on Friday the 29th at B►omgt•a Furze—each
day at ten o'clock.
BURTON thinT.—Sir Richard &MOO', lolanda on Mon-
day next at Riankney ; oe Wednesalay doe 27th al Kettle-
thorpe ; on Therm* the 98th at the Half-way House on t►e
Diewalit-road ; and on Saturday the 30th at Wragby.
The Gillingham rue hounds on Tueoday next at the Tower
on the Moor; on Thursday the 28th at Holum Wood;
and cm Saturday the 30th at Burwell—each day at half.
past ten.
Mr. Meynell'a fox hounds on Monday next at Manor
Bridge; on Thursday March 28 at %Cooties; and on Sa-
turday Much 30 at Blithlield--each mornimg at kattimat
ten o'clock.
Mr. Chadwiek, of Ridware, we a►e informed, lost•a
luable hunter a few days stare, in consequence of an acci.
dent daring the haat with Lord Arms% 'munch..
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STAIPLE CHASE.

The greatest match this season for • subscription 'dike of
twenty guittess each took place on Thursdsv, between four
petl•k•own frequenters et the chase, Messrs. itnyveit, Arrow.
smith, and Jones, and Captain B. Tomlinson, which wee at.
tended by • numerous field of sportsmen from the surrounding
counties of Hants. Becks, and Surrey. The parties started front
Mr Bisigley's cottage, at Warfield Marsh, us Windso► forest,
lu go tst Knowle tom, Hare hatch, Berke, ea the Bath road,
and tp return to Winkfield Plain, Hatchet-lame, fireman
fron Windsor, • distance of about 20 nailer, in • direct liae.
The start walla very hue one, together with the first leaps into
the inclusnres innards the Reading forest road. The barge-
men kept together. regardless of hedge and ditch, estil they
had crows' the Resdi•g road, when Messrs. Kisyvelt and
rrverraitb passed Binfield church, leaving Lord Bray-
brookr's park on the right. The others dashed over the fields
in a straight direction, encountering hazardous leaps.—
They were ■t Hatediatch closely toucher. Mr. Kuytrtt Grit,
Arrowemith second, mud the Captain third. Mr. Junes bad
Lamed hi, horse at a leap, and did wet proceed. On the
return, Messrs. Arrows/Atli and Knyrett rode two miles
up the Bath road, and turned to the right, verging es the,
*rotten side of Mudenhead thicket, sad over • rough
country, until they bad General Harcourt's house is view.
They then made straight play, leaving the Genera's in.
closures to the left, snit Mr. Knyvett, by superior
speed, made the plain, and base first, by •bout three-
minntes, when Mr. Arrowsenith came up. The Cap-
tain- separated from the rest on his return, sad crossed,
the cuuutry, leaving Snareshroult church to the right,
•nd be was fire minutes behind Ms. Arronsmlth ; his
course was the nearest, but ba•ardues and heavy.
The winner did the grossed in Gee bunt aad stetter,
mi•etes.
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UNCERTAINTY OP PIGEON SHOOTING.

Two creek shots, wbo were batted to kill seventeen birds.
from tweety.ese, had a watch for twenty guinea' yesterday
wororshog is a meadow adjuiniag Hampton Coenenos' whew at
each shot the pa was barbed at four to oike to kill. The
performers were Meson. Anderson and Tbwailea ; sad,
strange as it appeared, Mr. Andrrers, who was considered
as eighteen man, bagged twelve only, winner his Ist, 2€1,,,
9th, 10th, 11th, 15th, 16th, 19th, sod 21st. He, however;
won the wretch by his adversary killing nine only. mining
his lib, 7th, 6th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 14th, 15th, 17th, ltith,
20th; sad 21st.