The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
Prospectus OF A New VoIuME.

hOorECICs OF NEW VOLUME.
The first number Of chieh wW be issued en- tie
orrth Of Jaiy merit. - flVtg
1he NeT- York Mirror, a popular ;rc,kly Josty.
nal, decOted TO Literatve and the fine arts. en5ei-
h'hed scith splendid and costly ensroyiugs on
'tec', copper and oOOd am! rare, beautiful ana yor
.SGr music, arranged for IKE pianoforts, harp, gai-
tar, &c.
GEORGE 7. MoaaIs, THEODORE S. FAY AND
NATHANIEL 7. WELLS, EDITORS.
This work devoted articles from the pens Of known
ana distinguished writer's upon every that can prove in
eresns TO the general reader including Original Poetry
ay and ehoce selections from the bes publications. bot,
american and EnglshScenuc ard Lerary Intelligence
gagged expressly andexclGsvely for this Observation-Disclosures nm
on the productions the Fine Arts that are pres nted
or Inc hohcc and appreciation OF the publcEaboraie and
beautiful specimens OF Art Engravinys Music etcNoces Of
the acted Drama and other anatons from tho
oest new works IN other languages French German, Ialan
spanish etc--and an infinite OF miscellaneous reading
relating to passing events, remarkable individuals discoveries
and improvements in Science Art Mechanics, etc. etc.
IN announcing he appearance OF the thirteenth ro.ne Of thu
NtWfoRK MlHROR almost the only duty which devoycs
upon It's editors TO tender their cordial acknowledge
mes to Their old friends for the er support
ana 10 proer tie hume Subscribers whose names Lavo
been added to heir list durug past wear their thanks for
w mark OF then confidence and appreciation. To former
they can only eterae Tie conveyed that as
'rTe has now succeeded IN preserving their sood will through
the adTouo period OF its infancy and its YOUTH so in maturity
VIII endeayo still 10 deserve the applause which its earlier e
ors have received To the latter ihey would observe that
expense shall be spared and eperton relaxed render
least attractive and popular any o contemporaries Th,
experience OF past Will confidence who
watched while volume that viii soon close will
be ou earnosto that which CON- recen, friends
that The regulation already cur publication may ,
maintained and enhanced.
To both we beg leave declare that in the Omansac en-
6eats of the Mirror the best native talent has bscn engay
ed that many painters have received commissions from
execution OF subjects OF national history ana national
aud that onsiayer Of The r merit have been secured
der these works fitting illustrations Of numbers However
beautiful may have been TIE preceding works of art which havo
oamcnted and however loud and frequent has been
the applause which has greeted their publication have 70
slight satisfaction being enabled stae tha, in prepar
alton SarJSS any thing of INC Kind knon in e United
No literary periodical published in this country has
ed such extended circulation the Mirror which couro
the best proof ots congenay he national taste and an
eqniVoea approval oi system and the principle of its
agemont.
In the course of the volume FOUR SPLENDID QUARTO
STEEL EMBELLISHMENTS, designed painted and cgrap.
d by The best and o eminent artists IA TIC country will be put
ished together with numerous WOOD ENGfAVlNGS, il.
Illustrative Of curious and interesting incidents and anqsi
lies, with abou FIFTY PIECES of French Spanish Germor
Italian and British MUSIC arranged for the Panoiorte Iaip
Guitar DC.
The which has presided over MUSICAL ST.
LECTlONs will supcrnenl those hereafter appear, aud
the principles which guide this department will be- they
have hitherto been, novelty and excellence the beauty Of ibe
poetry, and the melody oil the accompaniment.
The character of our FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS
well known to be descaned upon here sufficient
that the choicest writers have promised their cooperation
in the home department. and this Notwithstanding the
expense have incurred we shall continue to appn.
pirate all available talent and possible increase the claims o
the Mirror TO public support.
On these grounds we commend our forthcoming volume 10
he notice and appreciation of our eountrymen
CONDITIONS.
The Mirror published every Saturday at the corner NJ
Nassau and Ann streets II elegantly printed in the supet'
royal quafto lor fine paper with BREWER minon and no
pne type Il is embeished every three months, with
ndM super royal quarto ENGRAVING and every week with
popular piece OF music arranged for the pianoiore, harp gu
&c Fofeaoh v"ume beautifully engrortd vignc6 title.
pagc (paned by Weir and engraved by Durand and cop
nter furnished The terms are four doars per an.
payable, IN al ia adrdno Il is forwarded by tho
earliest mails subscribers residing out OF the city OF Ne.York
Communications postpaid be addressed tie Editors
Nosubscrp,ions Ned less period thiY year.
! WILLIAM u. CALLAHAN Agcn.