The Press.
London, England, 1857-02-14 00:00:00

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This day is published, in tivo., 145.. sent post free on receipt of
post -office order,
►pHE FIRST NAVAL CAMPAIGN
lI in the BAI.TIC. From Authentic Documents. To which
is appended an Account of Sir Charles Napier's Recent Visit to
Russia. By G. B. KARL', formerly Member of the Legislative
Council of New Zealand. _ .

"Through evil report and good report you must act with firm-
ness, and according to your own judgment. The public will do
Napier,
justice in the long run."—Atimirai Berkeley to Sir Charles
Napier, October 4, 1534.
London: iticasan BENTLEY, Publisher in Ordinary to her
Modesty.

l'iow ready, prioe 10s. 6d., with many Portraits, post free,
Volume I. (to be completed in Eight Volumes) of the

ENTIRE CORRESPONDENCE OF

110 RACE WALPOLE.
Edited by PETER CUNNINGHAM.
Containing the whole or the Coirespondence, now first chro-
nologically arranged, and only to be had in fourteen volumes,
together with nearly Two Hundred Additional Letters, ad-
dressed to— _ _ _ _ _

Mr. Pelham
Henry Fox
Mr. Grenville
Mr. Thomas Pitt

Sir Edwar4 Walpole

The Mayor of Lynn

David Hume
Dr. Robertson
Joseph Warton
Thomas Warton

Mr. Grosvenor Red-

Edmund Lodge
Duchess of Olocetr.
Lord Lyttehon
Lord Orford

ford
&c. &c.

Lord Harcourt

Haudersou,the actor

"This complete edition will ben boon to the whole of the
reading world."—Quarterly Review, January, 18,57.

- - .
" One of the moot amusing chronicles of tue times—scanda-
lous, sooial, and political—which exists iu any literature. lie
not only describes society, but is one of the living figures in it.
These letters have all the variety of history with all the indivi-
duality of biography. They throw a marvellous light on the
history of his times.''—Daily News.
. . .

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Majesty.

Now ready, iu dvo., 14a., seat post free on receipt of I'.U. urger,
TETT E RS OF JAMES BOSWELL,
IA Author of" The Life of Dr. Johnson." Now first published
with Notes and Illustrations. Tho MS. of these Letters is depo-
sited with Mr. Bentley to authenticate the publication.
" Our extracts can convey but a faint idea of the fund of amuse-
ment M be found in this volume, which will take position by the
side of the far-famed biography."—.4themegum.
"It is rarely we come across a volume with so much to amuse
us and make us laugh."—Saturtlag Review.
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Majesty.

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TT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND.
1. A Matter-of-Fact Romance. By CHARLES READE.
. . .

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shillings is enormous."—Thaeher's Overland Mail.
" PHENOMENA or LITERATURE.— Few very great successes
occur in modern literature, but when a Look does become a fa•
vourite with the public the circulation of it is something enor-
mous—almost transcends belief. Charles Dickens' marvellous
books have been sold, we are assured, to the extent of several
hundred thousands; ' Uncle TOID'IS Cabin ' nearly half a million
in England alone; that model of picturesque writing, Macau-
ley's History, though nn expensive book, upwards of s:i,000; the
Memoirs of Captain Hedley Vicars, 13.4000 ; and now Charles
' Never Too late to Mend,' only recently published, is
likely to run a race with the most successiul."—Evening Paper.
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Just publiehed, dvo., price Is.,
QUGGESTIONS on the TREATMENT and
kJ DISPOSAL of CRIMINALS : in a Letter to the Right
Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart., Home Secretary, *lc. By
Sir THOMAS TANCRED, Bart., late Fellow of Merton Col-
lege, Oxford.