The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-03-04

Id EPuBLIC oELETTERS is the title Of q new weekly
- paper devoted TO the republication othe STANDARD wk
of the best writers. ~
II well printed paper of the finest quality made entrey
Of linen each number contains sixteen pages making 6he
twill he sent BY na any part the u States or Causds
nron the proprietor receiving dollars per anu post paid
the Vicar of Wakefield by Goldsmith Nos and 4 Tales Of
The Hall by the Rev. George Crahhe No g. fhe
letters of Lady Mary Worlsy Montague There win be no
WILLIAM PEARSON,
lis Fulton street, Proprietor.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS 6;
Eepube Of fLetors.uner tlns title. Mr. William Pearson
Of this city, has commenced enterprise which we really think
deserving ofyery great II is publication which in
the shape of quao newspaper magazine, intended to
furnish the public with copy of great number of the nost
Srssd e MOrs Of English ea,a s Nh
magazines The pape. whchi is printed 's not merely
beautiful to the eye but Is Of @ best quality and sized so
and legbe and the whole style and execution
has Car the appearance Of London than NcwYok. Te
through the of this publication mention hnt the
s, number contains the whole OF Aackenzes Man Of Feeling
fourth part of Vicar Of Wakefield for all which the price
spence. From whit know respecting this novel and
audabe enterprise have the greatest confidence that tho
selection of works for the Republic Of Letters will always be
emiue that only the wortlnest productions VIII md
place in iL'-Erc. Post.
We have intended each number appeared,
this udcous publication To those who not appris
ed of the plan upon Which il conducted Is merely necessary
to observe that Il is weekly issue beautifully printed quao
sheet at six cents number each number continuing one or
more octave volumes When il is added The Man c Feeling
and The Vicar Of Wakefield Of the finest classics
language thus be had for the Of ~ cents will be
that both from the and the beraty with whichit
conducted there can be publication which promises beer
dse abroad knowledge Of the models Of polite Literature
than the Republic o. letters The last number published con-
ns The Tales ofhc Hail. by Crabbe, Of the most vgor
of modern writer's His style, indeed though srkineIy
gna ocn o,conc and his subjects are Of 80 coarse char
frequently leave harsh and unpleasant impression
upon the reader bu, there tro, to nature m her hum
blesi gse which renders bis minute deneaon and siu DIS
sections of character mvaluablc''N Y american.
We have before first number of the Republic of Let
publication OF the design Of which the reader
her notice several weeks ago. lntesc trcs
be each of sixteen small 1uarc pages contained the whole
of the Vicar of Wakefield, and than half OF Crabbcs best
work the Tales of the Hall These works in the ordinary shape
occupy four five ncecio Volumes and could not be pro-
duccd from less than 10 So In the Republic Of Letters
they occupy three numbers of paper Of the size OF is Journal
folded for delivery and sold the prodgiolis low price uf
eighteen This making Literature cheap indeed and
deprveing poverty for And let not be
superior what commonly used in book prnudg even n
bes, Boston editions Iii white snow composed elncs
wholly or in great part Of ncn and may be writer upon
smoothly and auenty The sheet which we are ndnns ms
article. which is Gipins best--Ere Post.
weekly publication bearing the above title has been un
deaken b Mr. Pearson The design OF the work - 10 pace
in the hands of all the old standard works which are now gen.
eray referred the Of polite herafure course Oh
reading particularly followed by those desous OF ncucnung
correct undertaking deserving and should meet
with liberal patronage. Each number contains 10 cosey ptn
ed pages the typographical execution OF when
The price Is only sspencc-behe oy ,o .e e.Ji Tho " nresen,
useful publication that has yet appeared ns
number contains acenzcs Man of Feeling and part Of uoid-
smiths Vicar of Wakefield. .'-Erening Star
Under this title Mr. William Pearson has con menced week
k perodica which certainly the cheapest that ever cuc 70
our notice II intended embrace only standard works Inc
first number Macenzies Man Of Feelne ana o
T.ur a the Vicar of Wakefield the price OF which na SIX
cents The ffy-two numbers the years pubiicnio WIN ~
this rate contain fifty sixty Of the best works IN ns IN
gh language and cost but three dollars Inc paper ."'
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7 New York, July 26, 1874