"Wilson the Ornithologist," _The Literary Gazette, and Journal of Belles Lettres, Arts and Sciences_, London, Saturday, September 3, 1831, p. 574. A grotesque notice, based on a rumor, said to have originated in a Philadelphia newspaper, of the death of Audubon in America, but confounding his identity with that of Alexander Wilson, whose death had actually occurred at Philadelphia eighteen years before. In the issue of October 15, the editor acknowledged his error in resurrecting and then killing Wilson, but explained that the obituary was intended for Audubon. 163. BROWN, CAPT. THOMAS: "Mr. Audubon," _Caledonian Mercury_, Edinburgh, Thursday, November 3, 1831. Quotes a letter written by Audubon, to Joseph B. Kidd and dated "New York, Sept. 7, 1831," four days after his death had been announced in England. In its issue of September 8, this paper had already corrected the London editor's error respecting Wilson. 164. (ANON.) FEATHERSTONHAUGH, G. W.: "Audubon's Expedition to California and the Rocky Mountains," _Monthly American Journal of Geology and Natural Science_, vol. i, p. 229. (November.) Philadelphia, 1831. 165. (ANON.): "Mr. Audubon," _New York Mirror_, vol. 10, p. 325. New York, April 20, 1833. 166. (ANON.): "Audubon and his Labrador Expedition." Editorial in the _National Gazette and Literary Register_, Philadelphia, vol. xiii, No. 3808, September 10, 1833. "We wish him a degree of success and prolongation of vigor equal to his great merits; indeed, for the past at least, success is fully assured." 167. (ANON.): "Mr. Audubon," _National Gazette and Literary Register_, Philadelphia (extracted from the _Boston Patriot_), vol. xiii, No. 3919, September 10, 1833. Welcomes Audubon on his return to Boston, and gives detailed account of his successful Labrador expedition. 168. MACGILLIVRAY, WILLIAM: _A History of British Birds, indigenous and migratory_, 5 vols., 8vo. Illust. London, 1837-1852. See _Practical Ornithology_, 6th. Lesson: "Ornithologus [Audubon], and Physiophilus [MacGillivray]," pp. 462-474 (1839). 169. SWAINSON, WILLIAM: _Taxidermy, Bibliography, and Biography. The Cabinet Cyclopædia_, conducted by the Rev. Dionysius Lardner. 12mo. London, 1840. For "J. J. Audubon, Animal Painter," see pp. 116-117. 170. FREILIGRATH, F.: "Epistel an Audubon nebst einer Antwort aus Amerika." Pp. 1-16, 18mo. Philadelphia, 1844. This rare little pamphlet bears on its cover a woodcut of an Indian brandishing a gun and knife: the poem begins: "Mann der Wälder, der Savannen! Neben rother Indier Speer, An des Mississippi Tannen Lehntest du dein Jagdgewehr!" and the response: "Audubon, den Vogelfänger Sangst du an, mit Herzeleid; Freiligrath, o grosser Sänger! Deine Lieder fliegen weit."