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


The first number Of Vhieh riH u issxed q
omth of July nent.
The Nep- Ysrk Mirror, popular wcekly yos
nal, deroted 10 Literature and the fine arts em6(
Hshcd Nth splendid AID costly sngrasings
STEEL copper and rood, and rare, beautiful and pol
uidr music arranged tor the piano. forte, harp, gS
tar, &c.
GEORGE p. MoKRIs, THEODORE s. Fay Asp'
| -. NATHANIEL =. WILLIS, EDITORS.
This work devoted articles from the pens of well know
and distinguished writer's upon every subject that prove
cresng TO the general reader, including Original Poetry
Tales and Essays humorous aud paheic-Crcal noses
Early and choice selections from the best new publications
American and EngishScicntfc and Literary gsnce
Copous notices Of Foreign Countries by Correspondents
gaged expressly exclusvey for this sJourna-SEIcures
the various productions IN the Fine Arts that presen
for the notice and appreciation Of the pubc-Eaborats sn
beautiful specimens Of Art Engraving Music, ecNstices
the acted Drama and other from III
best new works in other languages Erench German Italia
Spanish, etcand infinite variety Of miscellaneous rsadih
relating to passing events remarkable individuals discover
and Improvements in Science Art, Mechanics ETC. etc.
In announcing the appearance of the thirteenth sotsme Of M
NEWlORk MIRROR, almost the only duty which devoy al
upon editors tender uoir cordial acknowledge
10 their old friends for the conuuance Of their support
and TO proer TO the subscribers whose hav
been added to their list duug the past year, their thanks fol
this mark Of their confidence and appreciation To the formc
they only the often conveyed that
Mirror has succeeded preserving their good viii through
the arduous period of H infancy and ts youth natur
will endcavor still to deserve the applause which its earlier Ell
forts have received To the latter they would observe that
expense snail DC spared
least attractive and popular any OF contemporaries Thu
experience Of past years will give confidence those who hav
watched while the volume that will soon close will
be earnest that which to 10 recent rendsI
that the regulation already securedto publication may
maintained and enhanced. - ...
TO both we beg leave to declare that the Ornamental en-
boens Of the Mirror the best native talent has been engag
that many painters have received commissions from
of subjects Of national history and national secenery
and that engravers Of the first merit have been secured to
der these works fitting illustrations of numbers Yowevt
beautiful may have been the preceding works of art which hav
ornamcned pages and loud and has bee
the applause which has greeted their publication, have
slight satisfaction being enabled to state that those In prepor
supass Thing Of The kind knoin IN NC United
No literary periodical published this country bias attain
ed such extended circulation the Mirror which Of cour
proof of congenay to the national TASTE and
equyo approval Of it's system, and the principle OF its
In the course Of the volume FOUR SPLENDID az ERTO
STEEL EMBELLISHMENTS designed, painted and essrov-
ed 5u best and artists tie country will be pub
shed, together with numerous WOOD ENGRAvINGS, il;
Illustrative Of and interesting sacnfs and snfs9
ho with abou FIFTY PIECES Of French Spanish German
Italian and British MUSIC arranged for the Pisnofts har
Guitar, &c. o. 49,. .. - -n-....t Il
The same taste which ha. presided MUSICAL SE-
JECTIONS will supernend those hereafter to appear saI
the principles which guide this department vi be- they
have hitherto BEEN novelty and excellence the beauty Of The
poetry and the melody sr,S ,S1
too well known be dcscantcd upon here n sufficient to
state that the choicest writers have promised their seopetou
in the departments and tins notwithstanding the enor
expense have incurred, shall continue TO- sppro
pirate all available talent and possible increase the claims u
the Mirror to public support
On these grounds commend forthcoming volamc
he notice and APPRECIATION Of our countrymea.
CONDITIONS.
The Mirror published every Saturday At the NJ
Nassau and Ann Il is elegantly printed in the super
royal quaro form fine paper with BREWER mnion and
parel type IL embeshcd every three months, with
splendid super royal qnarto encrarng and every week with
popular piece OF music arranged for the panoore harp g
tar &c For each volume beautifully engrarcd egHas title
page pan,ed by Weir and engraved by purand snda cop
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Communications postpaid be addressed The Editors
Ncsubscpions received for less period thar year