The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-11
MORNING COURIER
and
f. YORK EMO UIR e II.

UNHE Morning Courier aud New York En-.
Il qurer is published by JAMES WATSON WIBE
q Go. in the city of New.York, daily and semi
weekly, on fine paper efthe largest size. lnite
Politics II is purely Democratic -adhering- To
the principles and usages OF the Republcau par
SON TO the Presidency. Its columns are alike
devoted to Foreign and Domestic lntolligence,
Morals, Literature, and the Fine Arts. in Nor
ais however, ii does not act upon the creed OF
| Fanaticsor Ggois but on The contrary incucatcs
those principles OF morality and religion on;
", which nre funded upou peace aud g"od will
'o all mankind the fruit of which is tolerance
aud br"lhcrlv affection instead Of persccuti"u
Tor opinions sake All Bigois, Fnnntics.- opp
oscrs OF Sunday Mails aud Church 'Staic
men, arc opposed on principle. and their hyPUc-
rlsy and macllnaiion ieaflessIt cxT oscd
In consequence of the other Daily Papets M
New York, determining not to board vessels and
receive their news on Sunday. the Publishers Of
The Courier IL Enqairer have lately invested
nearly $1,000 in a seperaic "News Establish
ment, The support of which will add about So,
QUO to their annual expenses Vessels from
Europe viii he boarded al soa, long before they
reach the harbor, aud their news disseminated
through the country with more than orhnafy
dispatch. In incnrring this heavy f'crense oF
expenditure, the Pr"prietors look for reniuner-
alton To al who feel nm interest in tho affairs
rt the Old World, and if they have properly
estimated the popnlar feeling in relation To this
matter, they will DO efficiently sustained in the
course they have adopcd
IL does not become them to speak Of The man.
nor in which their Editorial Department is con.
ducted. IL may be stated however, that Assist
tant Editors and Reporters are employed at lib.
oral salaries: and if the Commercial, Politic.
al, Literary, Foreign and Domestic News, wero
not at least equal Ia any other Jodriol, il would
scarcely have acquired In the short period of
hvo years, greater daily circulation than Hny
other paper in America Yet such is tho fact,
and at this moment the Courier S Enquirer cir.
cu'ates daily in the city Of New.York more
Than one hundred per cent more papers than
any oi its cotomporaries.
Daily papers sent ont of the city, are not
printed until o'clock VI when all tho news
received by the morning Mails, or by Foreign
arrivals, arc inserted in a Second Edition--so
that tho Daily subscribers in the country, liter.
ally receive u Morning and Evening Paper
combined; and this being tho only paper crI-
octlng news on Sunday, il follows Of coufss
hat the news by all foreign arrivals ON that
day, will bo found in the columns OF the Cour.
lcr and Enquirer ouly.
Price.Current and Review Oft Market
VIII DO furnished weekly, and the Second Edi-
Ton VIII always notice any change which may
occur III the state uf our market Whatever
appears in tho Daily Paper, will Of course, also
DO published in the Semi Weekly.
Daily Paper, $40 per annum.
Semi. Weekly Paper, per annum.
P0ydJie IN ddranee.
N u. All Post masters who have no objec-
lions to a;t az our agents, are requested to re.
ccive subscriptions and remit money st tho
risk Of tho Publishers, ut the time of ordering
the papcr. II is expected that they will retain
IN Their hands I'D pdr cont. OF the amount TO.
ce,ved, asa remnneratiou for their troublc.