The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-12
GORGE Z. MoRRIs, THEopoRE 6. Fay AND
NATHANIEL Z. WILLIS. EDITORS.

This work devoted articles from the pens ofwclknoNn
and distinguished writers upon every subject that prove
eresing to the general reader including Original Poetry
Tales and Essays humorous aud patleicCnucal notices.
Early and choice selections from The best new publications both
American and EngshSCientiC and Literary nteIi gence
Copious notices of Foreign Countries by Correspondents
gagged expressly and exclusively for this Jo,na-Scure up,
the various productions in the Fine Ar that presented
for the notice and appreciation of the publcEaboratc and
beautiful specimens Of Art Engavngs Music, etcNOtice of
the acted Drama and other from the
oest ne" WORKS III ohef languages, fehch herman itaian
Spanish etcand an infinite variety Of miscellaneous reading
relating passing events, remarkable individuals discoveries
and improvements in Science Art, Mechanics, etc etc.
In announcing the appearance of the thirteenth roe Of the
NEWYORk MIRROR almost the only duty which deyolyes
upon its editors tender their cordial acknowledge
men to their old friends for the continuance of their support
and to proer 10 the numerous subscribers hose names have
been added their list durug the past their thanks for
this mark of their confidence and appreciation To the former
they only the often conveyed that
Mirror succeeded preserving their will through
the arduou period of its infancy and youth in maturity
will endeavor still deserve applause which earlier
forts have received To the latter hey would observe that n,
expense shall be spared and epeon relaxed render
least attractive and popular any fits contemporaries The
experience of past years will give confidence those VINO have
watched while the volume that will close will
be an earnesto that which to come TO our more recent trends
that the regulation already secured publication may be
maintained and enhanced.
To both beg leave declare that in the Ornamental
bcishnents of the Mirror the best native
cd; that many painters have received o
execution of subjects of national history andnatona
and that engavers of the first merit have been secured
der these works fitting illustrations of numbers However
besuu may have been the preceding works of art which have
aud however land frequent has been
tho applause which has greeted their publication have
slight satisfaction being enabled state that prepar-
surpds thing o kind
No literary periodical published this country has
ed such an extended circulation as the Mirror which
the best proof ofts congenaty the national and
cquvoca approval of its system and the principle of its
agemen
In the course of the volume FOUR SPLENDID QUARTo
STEEL EMBELLISHMENTS, designed, painted and eRgT0U
ed By the best and artists in the cOuHry viii be pub
llshed, together with numerous WOOD ENGRANINGS, y.
atve OF cHTlouS and interesting scenes incidents and dHg
Is with abou FIFTY PIECES of French Spanish German
Italian and British MUSIC arranged for the Panofo Han D.
Guitar, &c.
The which has presided over our MUSICAL ST.
LECTONS, Will supenn,end those hereafter to appear and
the prnc pies which guide TINS department will Be as be
have hitherto been novelty and excellence the beauty of The
poetry, and the melody OF the accompaniment.
The character OF our FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS
too We'll known TO be descaned upon here sufficient 10
state that the choicest writers have promised their cooperation
the home department. and this Notwithstanding the enor
expense have incurred shall continue appoo-
pirate all available talent and possible increase the claims of
the Mirror public support.
On these grounds commend forthcoming volume io
he notice and approbaion OF our cOuntrymen.
CONDITIONS.
The Mirror is published every Saturday. the corner
Nassau and Ann II elegantly printed the super
royal quaro form, fine paper with brewer nion and
pariel type IS embelshed every three months with
spada super royal gagro erraring. and every week with
popular piece mus arranged for the panoiore harp, GUT
tr &c. For each volume beautifully engrar,d rrte tte
page (pained by Weir and engraved by Duand and eop
ons iHaer, are furnished TIE rV dollars per
putn Paya IN oil a. ffraHcs. Il b. forwarded by toe
earliest mans to subscribers ding OF tie city OF Nevl or
nahcauons PosPIis, il be addressed 70 The Editors
Nosnb-cnPhons received for period than yesr.
WILLIAM u. CALLAHAN 8gHi.