The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-09-03 00:00:00

MIMBIttt 5772.

' BRITISH FIELb SPORTS.
jeered Edition, price 11. Itls. in boards, in delay Ste. or is
fujeyelPro. with Proof Impressions of the Plates, price 31.35.
siseWerk may be bad lal3 Pares, price Ss. earth, on dewy.
sr tos.os royal paper, except No. IS, the price of which is
, ' Is. en demv. or 7s. no rover.
11DRITISH FIELD SPORTS embracing Prictical
lnstraations in Shoaling. Mattis', Coursing. Racing.
rbileg. sic. • with ob tines on the Breaking and Training
.1 Pop eisitlorses : also. on the Management of Fowling
ma. umel all other Sporting Implements.
By W. H. SCOTT.
Illetrated with upwards of sixty highly-dnished Enirravlnps,
4ZWheading every variety of sukiect eonneated with Field
. end executed by the most emineot artists.
•."' The Author's object has been to present, In as compress.
eel a forte es real utility would admit, instructions in all the vs.
nous Field Sports in Modern Practice. The means he has
possessed for accomplishing so desirable a purpose, he trusts
have enabled him to produce such a Work en the 'abject. as
In point of Paper. Printing, 111ustraton, and Eshelllslunest,
Is sot to be equalled In the English Language.
Loadna s Pasted fof Sherwana Jove, east Clo. Patessos.
teProw, by whom else are publhil:ed,
A PRACTICAL ESSAY on Breaking and Training the Elwin'.
Preassuo ead-Pottrse I to which are added lostreetioas.for at.
talolog the Art of Shooting Flying; more immediately ad.
- dressed to Young Sportsmen, but designed also to supply the
, beet mesas of Gering the errors of some older ORM
• By W. DOBSON, Esq.
•Of Eden Hall, Cumberland. Second Edition, in Svo. Price
lOs. 6d. in belt.

HORSES AND DOGS.
This Day is published. elegantly printed in quarto, and twavel-
nshed with Forty Mobly-leished Copper-plate gegriviogr,
and numerous Wood Cats, price U. 3s. in boards, or say be
bad la Six Parts. price IN. N. each.
riIHE SPORTSMAN'S REPOSITORY; com-
prising a Smuts of highly finished Engravings, repre-
senting the. HORSE and DOG in all their varieties, careered
'in the like Manner, by Mr. JOHN SCOTT, from original
, Paintings by Morahan, Relaagle. Gilpin. Stubbs. and Cooper.
..crompanietl with a comprehensive historical end systematical
Description of the different Species of each. their appropriate
Uses. Managemeut, and Improvement; interspersed with Anec-
dotes of the most eeleuroted Horses and Dogs, and their Pro-
prietors; also, a variety of poetical Informatioa on Training
and the Amusements of the
By W. H. SCOTT. Author of " British Field Sports."
The embellishments to this work eon prise sixteen varieties
of the Horse, from the Godolphin Arabian to the Shetland

Pony. end are not less interesting to the Naturalist than In the
Sportsman. The Dogs comprehend twenty-four varieties
from the Hlood Hourfil to the Peg; all executed In the first
style of excellence, and forming chef, d'acurre of alt.
London: Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Pattrnostge-

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