The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05
Nflss' Wselly Res;,izs.


u published At Baltimore since The first Of Sc
temoer, i6ll-~snd conse quenily, takes in period
OF the most interesting which have occurred
At home and abroad-pressniing 20 its rossessor a
greater quantity OF documents aud facts nelonghg
to the history OF America snd Europe, than eysr
before v.s conrssssed into one Iyork--snd, % 70
t,ngs past body OF matter that never can be sup.
piled by suy other publication.
fs printed or sheet Of fne snpcr-roya al paper
Ia oc'syn. psged and calculated for binding with A
complete ir9er for every volume Each volume (tak
ing ." the gratuilous suppiements) contains about
40 pages, and there two volumes per anapg,.
tor IRE dollars payable in advance. Advertisements
Of al. sorts are exeiuded shd its cspacious pages,
and snail, bsi good, type, gets in more matter thsn
ever before issued from the press, in boot. fern,
sheet for sheet, in any country.
To those who hate seen and examined the Weei~
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superfuous lbs merits or demerits are seen on the
slightest inspection And, while, with an honest
pride, the editor observes that many Of the most
distinguished characters in the United States, With
some IN Europe and South America, have, with the
most fattering eneomiums upon him, decidedly sp-
proved of it's plan and execution thcre also
ny that he feels confident would be glad 70 receive
the work, who have yet only distantly heard OF H.
they have heard of it at all: 10 such the following
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The Reyister eenfains:
j. ALL the important public documents and pa
per' Of the United States, civil, military, or mscsi-
ings OF congress-and, occasionally, the speeehss of
members nj length
?. Most Of the imporsan, documents and paper,
OF the several states. with notices Of the proceed.
lngs OF their legislatures, on all generally interest
ing occasions.
8. grea, body Of foreign documents and p. pers,
with history OF foreign events, sufficient TO keep
UP an intimate knowledge Of what 10 passing in 9th.
cr parts of the world
Notices If the history, geography and present
Al of met snd
domes'!c-with particular view to The latter iilus.
trs'ed by numerous laboricus tables, compiled far
the WORT, and original essays and remarks.
biographical sketches of distinguished indi-
vduats especially of eminent for their services
TO The United States
8 Many of the important laws of the U. States,
ard reports OF important Law cases. Of interest to e
people at large
great number Of original articles on politics,
statistics, manufactures, &c. &c. with ybibtons Of
the resources OF states, c-their industry aud ma
tural advantages, and the like--on broad aud com
prehensWe scale In poisics 1t is proper to observe.
that party question: arc excluded, snd that nothing
is inserted with ciectoneering local views. while
personal character is never assailed. The cast Of
the paper is certainly republican-not in the mean
ing OF the term applied to q class Of poll, ,cians in
the United States but on the principle Of the eorsi.
f'oh thereof and is decidedly and actively opposed
TO the principle of monarchy aud its friends The
advantages OF our system OF government are duly
uypOcrlClc6
poiism exposed that we may love and cesve 10 the
REPUBLIC as the ark Of Our safety and happiness.
8. Essays and facts in almost every department OF
The sclences--sih some amusing articles, and
record Of events. under the head Of the " Chron-
ice," as they occur.
Ty HH, perhaps, scyiny great deal, but the edit-
or ventures fhe assertion that as mere newspaper.
tie WEEKLY RsoIsrER is aot snrpsssed for the in
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non c/ s bdsss While he states this fact 40 due 10
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was publish d--heing made up with the most per.
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