The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-07
Prospectus OF A New VOLUME.

PROSPECTUS OF A New VOLUME.
The first number of whieh wiH be issued on the
Ourth Of Juiy ReIt.
The Nep- York Mrror, popular weekly Jour
nal, depoted to Literature and the fine arts, embel
H,hcd aHh splendid cnd costly engrarings on
steel, copper and rood and rare beautiful andpop-
ular music, arranged for the piano forte harp, gui
tar, DC.
GEORGE p. NORRIS, THEODORE s. FAY AND
NATHANIEL =. WILLIS, EDITORS.
This work dey oted articles from the pens ofwelknown
and distinguished writers upon subject that can prove III
teres,ng to the general reader including Original Poetry
Tales and Essays humorous aud pathecCriucal notices
Early and choice selections from the best publications. both
American and EnglshScenfc and Literary Intelligence
Copous notices OF Foreign Countries by Correspondents en-
gagged expressly and exclusively for this JournaSctures up
the productions in the Fine Arts that presented
for the notice and appreciation OF the pubc-Eabora,e ana
beautiful specimens OF Art Engravings, Music etcNouces OF
the acted Drama and other ransauons from the
best works in other languages French German iaan
Spanish ecand an infinite variety OF miscellaneous reading
relating passing events remarkable individuals discoveries
and Improvements III Science Art, Mechanics etc etc.
In announcing the appearance of the hrcenh roe OF tho
NEW YORK MIRROR almost the only duty which deyoveS
upon its editors tender their most cordial acknowledge
their old friends for the continuance OF their support
and proer the subscribers whose names have
been added their list durug the past year. their thanks for
this mark of their confidence and appreciation To the former
they only eerae the often conveyed that as
Mirror has now succeeded IN preserving their good w through
the arduous period of infancy and its youth in maturity
will endeavor still to deserve the applause winch ITS earlier e
forts have received To the latter they would observe that n
shall be spared and epertonN relaxed to render
least attractive and popular any of its contemporaries The
experience of will confidence to those who have
watched career while the volume that will soon close will
of that which more recent friends
that the regulation already securedo our publication may be
maintained and enhanced.
To both we beg leave to declare the Ornamental
beuens of the Mirror the best native talent has been
ed that many painters have received commissions from us lot
execution oil subjects OF national history ana nauoh SCENERY
and that of the first merit have been secured to re
der these works fitting illustrations OF our numbers However
beautiful may have been the preceding works OF art which have
oamened pages and however loud and frequent has been
the applause which has greeted their publication we have no
slight satisfaction being enabled to state that those IN pepar
sapas thing Of the kind noon an ho OHaed Stas
No literary periodical published in this country has attain
ed extended circulation the Mirror which OF cour
the best proof o congenaiy the national taste and
equvoca approval of its SYSTEM and the prHePe OF It's man
agement .
STEEL EMBELLISHMENTS, Designed painted and elgror
ed bu and most eminent artists IN he country VIII be pub
lished together with numerous WOOD ENGRANlNGS, ~
nsra,ve or urous and interesting sones incidents and anf9
hes with abou FIFTY PIECES Of French Spanish Gernon,
Italian and British MUSIC arranged for the Pianofore, Hap
/ Guitar, &c. ,,,.,o., ,r
The same taste which has presided MUSICAL ST
LECTIONS will upennend those hereafter to appear, and
tho principles which guide IN this department w be- a. eY
hitherto BEEN novelty and excellence the beauty Of the
poetry. and the melody OF the accompaniment
! The character of our FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE is
too well known 10 descaned upon here u sufficient to
that the choicest have promised Their eoopera"n
in the home parment and this Notwithstanding the eno
expense incurred, shall continue to appco
pirate all available talent and possible increase the eans Of
the Mirror to public support
Tn these grounds commend our iorhcoihhg 'oi"e W
be notice and appreciation Of our countrynen-
/ CONDITIONS
The Mirror published every Saturday at the corner o
Nassau and Ann streets Is elegantly printed IN The super
royal qu1rto form, on tine paper with brewer mnion and no
pse type II = enbelshed, every three months, with
splendid royal gn1n0 eHgrariHg end every week with
popular piece Of arranged for the panoore harp quo
tar &c For each volume beautifully engrapod rgHte tile
pag, (paned by Ner and engraved by Durand and eoPi
ous sd1 are furnished The four dollars per
num- payall, all adraHos. ID y forwarded BY t'
earliest mails subscribers residing ont Of the city Of Nef or
Communications postpaid be addressed to the Editors
Nosubscr ptiou. received for less period than year
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