The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-30

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The Ne,o- York Mirror, a popular weckly Jour-.
nal, deUoted TO Literature and the fine arts, enbel
Hshed wiM splendid and costly sngrdvings on
steei copper and wood, and rare, beautiful and pop
utar music, arranged for the panotor harp, gui-
tar, &c.
GEORGE p. MonRIs, THEODORE S. Fay AND
NATHANIEL u. WILLIS, EDITORS.
This work is devoted articles from the pens of fwe.known
and distinguished writer's upon every subject that prove
oresting TO the general reader including Original Poetry
Tales and Essays humorous pathetc-Critca notices
Early and choice selections from the best publications. both
American and Engisl-Scicnic and Literary intelligence
Copous notices Of Foreign Countries by Cores podens en-
gagged expressly and xcusye for this JonrnaSuctes up
the various productions the Fine Arts that presented
for the notice and appreciation Of the pubic-Elaborae and
beautiful specimens Of Art Engravngs Music etc.Noces Of
the acted Drama and other from the
best works in other languages, French German Italian
Spanish ctcand infinite variety of miscellaneous reading
relating to passing events remarkable individuals, discoveries
and Improvements in Science Art Mechanics, etc. etc.
In announcing the appearance Of the thirteenth rone of tho
NEWYORk MIRROR. almost the only duty which devovea
upon It's editors is to tender their most cordial acknowledge
menis to their old friends for the continuance of their support
and proer the subscribers whose havo
been added their list duug the past year, their thanks for
this mark of their confidence and appreciation To the former
they only rceale The conveyed that
Mirror has succeeded preserving their good will througl
the arduous period Of infancy and it, youth in maturity
will endeavor still deserve the applause which its earlier e
forts aye received To the latter they would observe, that
shall be spared and eperons relaxed render ut
least attractive and popular Of its contemporaries The
watched while the volume that will soon close will
be Of that which recent rends,
that the regulation already secuedto publication may DO
maintained and enhanced
TO both we beg leave declare tina, in the Ornamental
bcmes of the Mirror the best native talent has been engag
ed; ta, many printers received from ot
execution subjects of national history and national SCENERY;
that engrnyes the first merit have been secured
der these works fiug illustrations of numbers However,
beautiful may hayo been the preceding works Of art which have
pages and however frequent has been
applause which has greeted their publication, We have no
al fhntfh
surass Thing cf the kind knorn IN M Onud studs
No literary periodical published in this country has ever attain
ed such an extended circulation the Mirror which Of
the bcst proof congcnay to the national taste and
cquvoca approval Of SYSTEM aud the principle Of its man
agement. ..
STEEL EMBELLISHMENTS, desigaed painted and engror-
ed By Tie best and most eunea artists a. The country Will be pub
lisled together with numerous WOOD ENGRAVINGS H.
lusiive of curious interesting scenes, incidents and anfqs
hes with abou FIFTY PIECES of French Spanish Germtn
Italian and British MUSIC arranged for the fanoorfe HARP
Guitar, &c. - 60
The same which has presided our MUSICAL SE
LECTIONS will supennend those hereafter to appear and
the principles which guide this department will bc, they
hitherto been novelty and excellence the beauty Of the
poetry, and the melody Of the compartment a mt r,o
The character Of our FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCEN
too well known be decantcd upon here sufficient tc
that choicest writers have promised their cooperaon
in the home department. and this Notwithstanding the enor
mons expense we have incurred shall continue appr
pirate all available talent and possible increase the claims f
the Mirror TO public support
these grounds we commend our forthcoming volume 10
he notice and appreciation of our countryncn-
CONDITIONS
The Mirror published every Saturday, al the corner of
Nassau and Ann streets II elegantly printed in the supet
royal quaro fine paper with BREWER mIlon and
parel type rs embel.hed once every three months WITH
spcadd super royal guaro ongrarng and every week with
popular piece Of music arranged for the pianooe harp gu-
TAR c each youmc beautifully engrard rgSdte fite
page paned by Weir and engraved by Durand and copi
inde1 furnished The terms fosr dollars per am
num- payable in all in adraa Il is forwarded by ths
earliest mails to subscriber residing OF the city Of fNewYork-
postpaid must be addressed to he Edors.
Nosubscrpuons received for less period than year.
WILLIAM D. CALLAHAN AErR.