The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
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PRosrEcrus OF A New VOLUME.
Ihe first number Of which WW be issued on the
ourth of July nert
ihe Ne'c- York Mirror, a popular sceekiy Jour
no m decotea 10 Liferatme and the fine arts, cmbci-
hshed ruth splendid and costly engrarings on
steel, copper and ,0Ood and rare beautiful and pop-
"tar music, arranged far the piano forte, harp, gni
tar, &c.
GEORGE p. MoRRrs, THEODORE $. FAY AND
NATHANIEL p WILLIS, EDITORS.
Ihis work is devoted articles from pens of known
ana distinguished writers upon every subject that prove
ierestng to the general reader including Original Poetry
lales and Essays humorous aud patbetc-Crca notices
afy ana choice selections from the best publications both
American and EngisI-Scienic and Literary Intelligence
Copou notices of Foreign Countries by Correspondents en-
gagged expressly for this nm
on the various productions in the Fine that are presented
for the notice and appreciation of the pubc-Eaboa,e and
beautiful specimens of Art Engraving Music ecNotccs
the acted Drama and other from the
best new works IN other languages French, German Italian
spanish ecand infinite variety of miscellaneous reading
feauhg 10 passing events remarkable individuals discoveries
and improvements in Science, Art, Mechanics etc etc
In announcing the appearance of the thirteenth roe Of tn,
NEW-iORk MIRROR, almost the only duty which deyolyes
upon IT'S editors tender their most cordial
mems 10 er old trends Tor the continuance OF their support
and to proer TO the subscribers whose
been added to their list durug the past year their thanks
tins mark ol their confidence and Appreciation To the former
y can only reterae the assurance often conveyed that
MTTo has now succeeded in preserving their good viii through
he ardnous period OF It's infancy and its youth maturity
VIII endeayor s, TO deserve the applause which e
forts have received To the latter they would observe that ne
expense shall be spared and eperons relaxed
least as attractive and popular conemporares The
experience OF past years will give confidence have
watched while the volume that will soon close will
be AN earnest OF that which come nds
that the regulation already securedo publication may be
maintained and enhanced
TO both beg leave declare that in the Ornamental en-
Ohth"ns o the Mirror the best native talent has been engag
ed a many painters have received commissions from
execution OF subjects Of history and national
and mat engryers of the first merit have been secured rem
der these works fitting illustrations our numbers However,
ofo
ornaened our pages andowever loud been
The applause which has greeted their publication have no
slight satisfaction IN being enabled that those prepar
atom suTpaS thing Of ho kind kH0en in The Uned s
No literary periodical published in this country has ever ata
I'd such an extended circulation the Mirror which of
the best proof ofs congenay the taste and an m
equIvoca approval Of It's system, and the principle Of its man
lgement
In the Of the volume FOUR SPLENDID QUARTo
STEEL EMBELLISHMENTS, designod pauted md engrar
ID, by 1 best and 0 artists courg will be pub
ished together with numerous WOOD ENGRAVINGS, H.
stratye Of enons and tne5ng scenes iaon,s and ong
es with abou FIFTY PIECES Of French Spanish Gernsn
Italian and British MUSIC arranged for the Pianoforte Harp
Iuiiar &c.
The which has presided over our MUSICAL sE
Lotions viii supennend those hereafter to appear and
nc principles which guide us IN this department will BE- they
ave hitherto been novelty and excellence beauty Of the
'oery, and the melody Of the accompaniment q
The character Of our FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS. ,
90 wen known to be de.canted upon here; sufficient to
tate that tho choicest writers have promised their cooperation
the home department; and ih. Notwithstanding the enor.
nous expense have incurred shall continue TO- appo
aie all available talent and possible increase the claims OF
be Mirror Opubic support.
I'm these grounds we commend forthcoming volume 10
e notice and appreciation Of our conntrymen.
CONDITIONS
The Mirror published every Saturday the corner ,f
'asau and Ann streets is elegantly printed in the super
oyal quaro form, on fine paper with brewer mBion and
ARIEL type u . enleshed every three months with
Pedd sHpJ royal 7aaT0 eHgrarRg and every week with
oPuar piece Of H arranged for the pianoorte. harp g
r DC For each volume beautifully engrarod rignefte t
qg (panted BY Weir and engraved by Dnrnd) and cop
s ndz. are furnished. The fogr doors per an
uui, Poyabs, az all oases adoonoe forwarded by the
aresi mails TO sucriber- residing Of ; cy Of sev York
ornmuncsons pot pad be addressed the Editors
osubsonphon received for less period than wear u
WILLIAM T.. CALLAHAN 1rert