The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-30
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, ihosPELTIs OF A NEW EoLyNF
The first number Of phieh ~iH Be isssed on the
Omth of July merit. ~ Wv
The Ne~- York Mirror, popular ,eeekl. yo.r.
nal, decoted 10 Literature and the fine arts, eu,5el-
Hshed puh splendid and oosfly engrarino, 49,
steel, copper and pood, and rare beautiful asd Don
ufar music arranged for the piano torfe harp gx;-
tar, DC.
GEORGE p. NORRIS, THEODORE s. Fay AND
NATHANIEL p. WILLIS, EDITORS.
This work Is devoted articles from the pens of
and distinguished writer's upon subject that prove 10
ieestng to the general reader including Original Poetry
aes and Essays humorous aud pAheic-Crca notices.
Early and choice selections from The best new pubcaon. bot
American and EngishScenufc and Literary Intelligence
Copou notices OF Foreign Countres en-
gagged expressly and exclusively Journa-Stctures M
ON the varons productions the Fine that are
Tor he hoce and appreciation of the pubicEaborate
beautiful specimens OF Art Engravngs music ecNotces Of
the acted Drama and other from the
best new works in other languages, French German Italian
Spanish etc-and an 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 rou,ne of the
NEWYORK MIRROR almost the only duty which devoyes
upon editors tender their cordial acknowledge
their old friends the continuance of their support
ana 10 poer 10 the subscribers whose have
been added to their list during the past year. their thanks
this mark OF their confidence and appreciation To the former
they can only relerae the often that
Mirror as now succeeded preserving their good will through
the aIduos period of its infancy and its youth maturity
VIII edeavor still TO deserve the applause which its earlier ell
forts have received To the latter they would observe that
shall be spared and epeons
least as attractive and popular Its contemporaries The
experience of years will give confidence who have
watched our while the volume that will soon close will
be an earnesto that which nd
so mat me regulation already ecuredto publication be-
maintained and enhanced.
both we beg leave declare, that in the Ornamental
bnts OF the Mirror the best native taen, has been engaa
ed uat many painters have received commissions from
execution OF subjects of national history and national
and that engavers of the first merit have been ecnred 10 r
der these works fitting illustrations of numbers However
beautiful may have been the preceding works which
onamened pages and however loud has been
yblph
slight satisfaction being enabled state those prepar
aton SupaSS Thing kind no.cn in the United States
No literary periodical published in this country has
ed such an extended circulation the Mirror which course
the best proof of congenay the national TASTE and
eqvoca approval OF its system, and the principle of its
agement.
In the course of the volume FOUR SPLENDID QUARTO
STEEL EMBELLIS HMENrS designed, painted and engrac-
e W the best and most eminent artists s couuru will be nub
shed, together with numerous WOOD ENGRAVINGS, H.
ustrave o! and interesting scenes incidents anq
bes with abou FIFTY PIECES of French Spanish Gernou
Italian and British MUSIC, arranged for the Panoiore Ha
Guitar, &c.
The taste which has presided over MUSICAL sE-
LECTIONS will supenntend those hereafter appear, and
the principles which guide in this department will be- they
have hitherto been novelty aud excellence the beauty Of the
poetry and the melody OF the accompaniment
The character of our FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE
well known be descaned upon here; is suicien.
state that the choicest writers have promised their cooperation
in the home departments and this Notwithstanding the
expense have incurred shall continue app,
pirate all available talent and possible increase the claims of
the Mirror to public support.
On these grounds we commend forthcoming volume
he notice and appreciation of our countymen
CONDITIONS.
The Mirror published every Saturday, at the of
Nassau and An streets 1t elegantly printed in the super
royal quarto FORM on fine paper with BREWER minon and
pGnel type. 1t is embeShed every three months with
ptendd super royal arto eagyarg and every with
popular piece of music arranged for the panoiore harp gui
&c For each volume beautifully engraced rgnee title
page anted by Weir and engraved by Duund and copi
inder furnished The four dollars per
num- payable in all adrance, IL forwarded by the
earliest mails to subscribers residing ont of the city of NewYork
Communications postpaid, be addressed the Editors
Nosubscrpuons received for less period than year.
WILLIAM ID. CALLAHAN Agent.