The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-07-29
PRosPEcTUs or A NEW VoIunr

The first number of chieh wiU be issued ON u.
fourth of July ne1t. ."
The New- York Mirror, Il popular u,ekl,,syo.r
nal, derOted 10 Literature and tie fine art, s,nI.I
ished with splendid and costly engrer;ros -
steel, copper and pOOd, and rare, beautiful a,S
uidr music, arranged for the piano- forte - FY
tar, S'e. s"''
GEORGE p MORRIS, THEODORE s. F,v AM
NATHANIEL p. WILLIS, EDITORS.
This work is devoted articles from the pens of well l
ana winters upon every subject that prove in
teresng to the general reader including Original Poetry
Iaies and Essays humorous aud pahecCriucal notices.
Early and choice selections from the best new nnbcao
American and EnglishScentifc and Literary nteligence
CopIous notices OF Foreign Countries Cores pouents
gagged expressly and exclusively for this Journa-Su res
on the various productions in the Fine that are
Tor the notice and appreciation of the publcElaborae and
beautiful specimens Of Art Engravings Music etcNoces
the acted Drama and other Observation-Disclosures from The
best new works IN other languages French German Italian
Spanish ecand an Infinite variety of miscellaneous readnp
relating TO passing events remarkable individuals discoveries
and improvements in Science, Art, Mechanics etc etc
In announcing the appearance of the thirteenth roas of tho
NEWYORK MIRROR almost the only duty which devo,v n
upon It's editors is TO tender their cordial acknoedga
ments TO their old friends for the continuance their support
ana 10 prOer TO the numerous subscribers names have
been added to their list durug the past year their thanks for
S mark o their confidence and appreciation To the former
ey can only reerate the convened thai az
Mirror has now succeeded preserving their good through
The arduous period of Its infancy and It's youth so in matn
VIII ehdeaVof sun to deserve the applause which its earlier e
forts have received To the they would observe that no
expense shall be spared and eperons relaxed TO render
least as attractive and popular contemporaries The
experience OF years will confidence those have
watched our while the volume that will soon close viii
be am earnest OF that which come 10 our more
SO that the regulation already our pubcaon G
and enhanced "o
~ Doh we beg leave to declare that in the Ornamental en-
enS OF the Mirror the best native talent has been engas
eui ut many painters have received commissions from ms far
oi subjects OF national history national SCENERY
u a engravers o The first merit have been secured to re
er lhese works hng illustrations numbers Yowev,r
beautiful may have been the preceding works of ART
our pages and however oudand frequent has been
lie Whch has greeted their publication have no
Sh Satisfaction IN beng enabled that those in prepa,
on S"dSS any thing Of the kid nOaon in the United Sd,-
NO eary periodical published in this country has ever attain
"a such an extended circulation the Mirror which is
he best proof of ITS congeuay the national taste and
quvoca approval ofs system and the principle of its man
In the course of the volume FOUR SPLENDID oUARTO
'IEEL EMBELLISHMENTS, designed PAINTED and snoror
a. y me 0est and most eminent artists ne coury will be pub
shed' together with numerous WOOD ENGRAVINGS H.
lstrave of curious and intereSng scr uts and ont;o
es, with abou FIFTY PIECES of FI,,c spapisb German
;uitar &c. P
The which has presided over our MUSICAL ST
C iioNS VIII Superntend those hereafter appear and
c principles which guide in this department will be- as bey
ave hitherto been novelty and excellence the beauty of The
oery, and the melody OF the accompaniment
The character of our FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS
10 well known to be descaned upon here il is sufficient IN
a mat the choicest writers have promised their coopeaton
the home departments and this Notwithstanding the enor
ou expense we have incurred shall continue to appro
a,G all available talent and possible increase the claims of
e Mirror to public support.
On these grounds commend forthcoming yolur,e t
e notice and appreciation of our countrymen
CONDITIONS.
The Mirror is published every Saturday at the corner of
ssan and Ann streets 1t is elegantly printed in the super
yal qlaro or on fine paper with BREWER minon and 10
rel type 1t Is embellshed every three months with
ndM super royal qnarto engrarino and every eeL with
puar piece OF music arranged for the panoore harp gu-
r. Nc For each volume beautifully engrared yqnee hc
ge pained by Weir and engraved by Durand and copi-
Is "de1 are furnished The terms four dollars per
n payaIto, IN all cases IN adrane Ii forwarded by the
fesi ms to out of the city of NewYork
postaid be addressed to the Editors
subscriptions received for less period than year
WILLIAM ID. CALLAHAN Ageae.