The Press.
London, England, 1857-05-23 00:00:00

MR. FORTUNE'S TRAVELS IN CHINA,

MR. SCOTT'S NEW WORK.
In a few days, CrOwnNvo.,
QOME REMARKS ON GOTHIC
1,) ARCHITECTURE. Secular and Domestic, Present and
Future. By GEORGE GILBERT SCOTT, Architect, A.R.A.
JOHN MURRAY, .\lbemarle•street.

THE LAW OF MARRIAGE.
This day, ss() ,
THE SPEECH of BARON VON GE
in the PRUSSIAN CHAMBER. on the II
LAW. With Preface by HENRY DRUNIMON 0, 1
JOHN Munn Albamarle-street.

SIR JOHN F, DAVIS ON CHINA.
This day, a New Library Edition, revised and enlarged, with
Wetslcuis, 2 vols. post bvo., 14s ,
CH IN A: a General Description of that
Empire and I. Inhabitants ; with the Hisory of Foreign
Intercourse down to the Events which produced the Dissolu-
tion of 1457. By Sir JOHN F. DAVIS,' Bart., K.C.8., F.H.S.,
late H.M. Minister Tienipotentisry in China, Governor and
Connitander.in-Chief of the Colony of Hongkong.
JOHN MUILHAT, AllHOWlo.lltreet.

The Second Edition, price is. 6d., is sow reedy, of
THE PRACTICAL ANGLER;
or. the Art of Trout FialAiag. more particularly applied to
Clear Water. By W. C. STEWART.
" Without hesitation we pronounce this Rifle treatise the best
we have ever read on angling for trout with the artificial Hy,
worm, minnow, and other baits."—Behr Life in London.
Edinburgh: A. and C. BLACK, and all Booksellers.

COMPLETION OF "LITTLZ DOERIT."
On the 30th Met. will be published, price 2e., Number,' 13
and 20, completing
LI TT L E DOR R I T.-
ii By CHARLES DICKENS. A New Serial Story, unitorm
with " Bleak Heave," " David Coppertield." " Vombey and
Son." With illustrations by klublot K. Browne.
Be %Emmy and EV NS, 11, Bouverie•street.

On the 30th Wet. will be published, dewy 3v0., price 21e. cloth,
or 24e. Cd. hell bound morocco,
THE VOLUME OF LITTLE DORRIT.
By CHARLES DICKENS. Containing 40 Iliustrations
by Hablot K. Browne.

BRADBURY and EVAI4/1, 11, BOWIRTI4.4trPet.

Just published, 2 vols. Bvo., with Two Maps and Seven Coloured
Views, price Vs.
NEW ZEALAND ; or, the
Britian of the e South. Inscribed by permission to Sir Edward Bulwer
Lytton. Bart, M.P. By CH.ARI.Ei HURSTHOUSE, a Kew
Zealand Colonist, and former Visitor in the Canadas, United
States, Cape Colony, and Australia. In lweaty Chapters,
viz.:-
1. Past Experience 11. Land Regulations
2. Historical Sketch 12. The Six Provinces
3. Natural Features 13. Exports and Markets
4. Climate 14. Agricultural Pursuits
114 Animal Kingdom 13. Pastoral Pursuits
S. li Wend Kingdom 16. General Investments
, T.. Vegetable Kingdom 17. Philosophy of Emigration
S. Native Race 18. Fit and Unfit Emigrants
S. Government 19. Outfit Preparation
IS. Statistics and Prices 20. Ships and Passage Matter'
London: EDWARD STANFORD, 8, Cipring °roils, S.W.

'M AEW Z LAND EMIGRANT'S GUIDE
VI By EDWARD BROWN FIrrON (a Landowner, and late
Resident in the Colony), being a Description of the Present
Condition, Prospects awl Resources of the Country, end Get eral
Mode of Life among New Zealand Colonists. With Map. Prise
45., free per post ou receipt of P.O. order.
London: EnwAttn STANF,MD, 6, Charing.cross, S.W.

FREE GRANTS OF LAND IN CANADA.
" The real position of the FREE GRANTS may be seen
on application to Mr. Stanford, 6. t7lisrine.erosii. London, where
various Works published by *eviction of the Canadian Govern-
ment are to be had, and among them the ' Canadian Settler's
Guide.' (price 5..). and the excellent Pamphlet of Mr. T. P.
French (price 4d.). to which has been accorded the unanimous
• approval of the Caaadiaa press."—Toronto Times, April IS,
leiST. Edward Stanford has alto published a Map of Canada
with Railways, coloured to chew the FREE GRANTS (price
Is.); Canada: its Present Condition, Prospects and Resources.
fully described for the information of intending Emigrants. By
WILLIAM HUTTON, a Resident Agriculturist for the !est 20
years. Second Edition, with the Government Regulations re-
lating to FREE GRANTS, end a Map sheering their Position,
and the Hallways. Price Is. 61.. free by post fur 20 stamps.
London; EDWARD STANFORD, 6, Charing-cross, S.W.

DURING THE YEARS 1853-6,
WILL BE PUBLISHED NEXT TUESDAY.
JOHN M UR RA Y, Albemarle Street.