The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14

II is well printed paper Of the finest quality made entirely
OF linen each number contains sixteen 'o pages making ono
will be sent by n,al 70 any part ofhe " States CauaGa
upon the proprietor reeeising dollars per ennn post paid
Nos contain the Man on Feeling BY Mackenzie ana
the Vicar OF aLehed BY GoAnih, Nos, and 4, Tales o.:
the Hall Sy The the Rev George cabhe No e. sommsTces The
abridgemen' Of the work of any auther.
wfELIAm PEARsoN.
ll5 Fulton street. Proprietor.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
Repse Of Lersrs-Under thi. title Mr. William Pearson
oi this city, has commenced enterprise which really hna
deserving very great success II publication which in
shape o anarfo newspaper or magazine intended
furnish the public with copy Off great number Of tie most
approved works English teruurs The publication contains
10 pages quarto and sOnewha, larger han London week.
magazines The paper which printed is not merely
beautiful TO the eye but oihe very quality and sized 80
that may write on without bong The yporrophy
at once neat and egibe and the whole style and execution
has far more the appearance Of London than New York To
show the reader at what cheap library may be obtained
through tire this publication we NAV mention ,a ths
first contains whole Of Markenzes Man Of Fes;ns
and fourth part of Vicar OF Wakefield which the PRED
Is s,rpene From what we know respecting this vel and
adabe enterprise, lave the greatest confidence that tie
selection Of works for the Republic of Letters viii always bo
submitted to the deciron of gentlemen of standng in III
erarc to insure that only the wore productions will nd
place in t'-Ere. Post.
we have Intended each successive number appeared o
notice this udcdous publication To those who appris
ed OF the plan upon which is conducted merely
to observe that weekly OF beautifully printed ousr
sheet at SIX cents number, each number containing ono or
volumes When il added The Man of Fes,,o
and The Vicar OF Wakefield of the finest classics in our
language thus be had for the of I2 cents i'll be
seen that both from the true taste aud the beray with whch
is conducted there be publication which promise. better
10 diuse abroad knowledge Of the models polite ,sr,ure
than the Republic of letters The last number published con.
ans The Tales ofe Hall by Cuhbe Of the most yiror.
ous OF modern writer's His STYLE indeed though strkney or
gna is often overdone and his subjects coarse clar
acier as frequently to leave harsh and unpleasant impression
upon the eader but there is truth to her hum
besi guise which renders his minute deneaon s
sections OF character nvauable''-N. y. A,neriean.
we have before the FRS, number the Republic af Let
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ber took notice several weeks ago In these res num-
be eae OF sixteen small qnarto pages contained the whole
OF the Vicar OF Wakefield and than half of Crabbc best
work. the Tales Of the Hall These works the ordinary shape
occupy four five duedccmo volumes and could NOT be mo-
duced at from less than to So In the Republic of Letters
they occupy three numbers of the size Of this journal
folded for delivery and so prodeous low price Of
eighteen cents This making Literature cheap indeed and
deprveing poverty Of all for Ignorance lei noble
supposed that this extraordinary cheapness attained by erin
ting the works poor materials On the contrary tho tyrs
gopy uncommony beautiful, md the paper Of quality
superior TO what commonly used in book prindg even a
best Boston editions II white snow composed either
wholly or in great par, of linen and may be written upon
smoothly and uenty the sheet which indng this
article which Gipins best.-Ere. Post.
weekly publication bearing the above title has been un
dertaken by Mr. Pearson The design Of the work place
in the hands ALL the old standard works. which sxs nov gen.
orally referred 10 the Of polite literature
reading particularly followed by those desrou of ncucang
iaseThe undertaking deserving and should
ed pages the typographical execution Of which
the price only xpenccbeng by far the cheapest well
useful p%Sssn Tint hs a The
smiths Vicar Of ofWake6eld.-Erenmg Star
Under mis- ue, MIR William Pearson has commenced week
periodical which certainly the cheapest that ever cems 10
notice h intended embrace only standard work. The
first number Mackenzes Man of Feeling and ono
Fourth the Vicar of Wakefield the price which but sI
cents The fytwo numbers, the years publication will q.
this rate contain fifty sxiy ofths best works in bs En-
g language and cost but ,hrso doa The paper and
graphy exceent.-COur En9
1t New.York, July ~, 1884
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