The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-08

Ii EPCBIIC OF LETTERS the title OF weekly
q paper dey oted the republication of the standard works
OF the best writer's
1t well printed paper the fines, quality made. entirely
linen each number contains sixteen lo pages making
volume So pages per annum.
twill be sent by mail part of the U. States Causds
upon the proprietor receiving dollars per annum, post paid,
Nos and contain the Man of Feeling by Mackenzie and
the Vicar of " akeed by Goldsmith Nos and T. Tales Of
the Hall by the Rev George Crabbc No s. commences the
Letters of Lady Mary Worey Montague. There will be
abrdsement of the work of any auther.
WILLIAM PEARSON,
lis Fulton street, Proprietor.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Republic Of Lencrs-l nder this title Mr. William Pearson
deserving very great is publication which in
the shape OF quaro newspaper magazine, intended to
furnish the public with copy of great number of the
approved works of English literature. The publication contains
10 pages quao and somewhat larger than the London week
y magazines The paper which is printed is not merely
beautiful the eye but of the very best quality and sized
that any may without bloting. The typography
at neat and egbe; and the whole style and
has far more the appearance of London than NewYork To
show the reader at what cheap library be obtained
through the of this publication, may mention that the
first number contains the whole of Nackenzes Man of Feeling
and fourth part of Vicar of akeed for all which price
sirpene From what know respecting this novel and
audabe enterprise have the greatest confidence that the
selection of works for the Republic of Letters will always be
submitted to the decron of gentlemen of such sandnng in lit
eraure that only the worhs productions will ind
a place in it.-Ere Post.
We have intended each successive number appearsdto
this judicdou publication To those who apprs
ed of the plan upon which conducted merely
observe that weekly issue of beautifully printed quaro
sheet a number each number containing
more octave volumes When it is added The Man Feeling
and The Vicar of Wakefield of the finest classics
language thus be had for the Of IL will be
that both from the and the beraiy with wcht
conducted there be publication which promises better
dlse abroad knowledge of the models of polite Literature
than the Republic of letters The last number published con.
ans The Tales ote Hail. by Crabbe, Of the vigor
Gus of modern writers His STYLE indeed though srkngy or
gna often ovsrdone and his subjects of char
acte frequently leave harsh and unpleasant impression
upon the reader but there truth in her hum
bles guise which renders his deneaton and ku dis
d inya Y
w have before the first number OF the Republic OF Let
publication of the design of which the reader rernen
Der took notice several In these three num-
bes each of sixteen small quaro pages contained tho whole
of the Vicar of Wakefield and than half Of Crabbe best
work the Tales the Hall These works in the ordinary shape,
occupy four ye duedecmo volumes and could not be
duced from less than So In the Republic Of letter.
they occupy three lumber. Of paper OF the size Of this journal
folded for delivery and sold podgous low price Of
eighteen This making Literature cheap indeed, and
deprveing poverty of all for let not be
supposed that this extraordinary cheapness attained by Pn
ting the works materials On the contrary the typo
graphy uncommonly beautiful and the paper OF quality
superior to what commonly used book prndg even the
best Boston editions II white composed either
wholly in grea, part of nep and may be written upon as
smoothly and huenty the sheet which ndnng ihis
article which Gipins best.-Ere Post
weekly publication bearing the above title. has oeen A
dertaken by Mr. Pearson The design Of the work 70 P
the hands Of ALL the old standard works. which are nov "
orally referred the Of polite literature "
reading particularly followed by those desrous of
tase.-The undertaking Is deserving anu i -
with liberal patronage. Each number coii Lah = [
cd paces the typographical OF when
the price is only sSpence-being BY far the IS wen as
useful Pubah0n ha! h, yet nPPene ,r5 m,
number contains Mackenzie Man Of ses ahu P'' uoo
/ smiths Vicar of W akeield Erorfrg >ar
Under this tle Mr. William pear.on has commenced week
y psrica which is certainly the cheapest that
our notice II !, INTENDED TO embrace standard works The
r., number contains Mlckenzss Man Of Feeling and
Four, OF the Vicar of Wakefield the pFce Of which but sr
cents. The 1.-TWO numbers, the publication will
s rate contain fifty sixty OF the best works in the In
g.h language and hIoe Gok The paper and TYPO
graphy are e1ceuspt-Cos, n Erf
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