The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-01-06

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The Nep- York Wuror, a popular reckly Jour-
nal, deoofed TO Literature and the fine arts, en5ei-
Hshed ,ciM splendid and costly engrarings on
steel, copper and wood, and rare beautiful and pop
"far music, arranged for the piano-tor harp gui-
tar, DC.
GEORGE =. MoRRIs, THEODORE 8. FAY AND
NATHANIEL p WILLIS, EDITORS
This work devoted articles from the pens of
and distinguished writer's upon every prove in
eresng TO the general reader including Original Poetry
Tales and Essays humorous aud pahe,ic- rcal notices.
Early and choice selections from the publications. both
American and EnglhScientic and Literary Intelg gencc-
Copious notices of Foreign Conres by CORES
ON the various productions ara
Tor the notice and appreciation of the publclaboa,e aud
beautiful specimens OF Art Engravngs music, ecNo,ceso of
The acted Drama and other from the
Dest new works IN other languages, French German Italian
spanish e,cand an infinite variety Of miscellaneous reading
feahg to passing events, remarkable individuals, discoveries
ana improvements IN Science, Art, mechanics, etc. etc
Sn0nepg e appearance Of the thirteenth scine of the
upon It's editors is TO tender their cordial acknowledge
nenis TO their old friends for the continuance of their support
and proer the whose names have
been added to Their hist duus the past year. their thanks for
tins mark OF their confidence and appreciation To the former
,ey can only reerae the often conveyed, that
To has now succeeded in preserving their good VIII through
the ardnos period Of It's infancy and youth mauri,
wln endeayOr still deserve the applause which earlier
'o nave received To the latter they would observe that
sa De spared and epertons relaxed to render a
least as attractive and popular any Th
experience OF past years viii give confidence who hav
Woched our careers while the volume will soon close viii
he an eanesto that which come more recent re nd.
80 at he regulation already securedo publication may
maintained and enhanced.
To both beg leave to declare that in the Ornamental m
bHaon of the Mirror native talent has been
ed ha many painters have received compssions from
execution OF subjects of national history and secenery
and that engyers of The first merit have TO re
der these works fitting illustrations of numbers oyyey
beautiful have been the preceding works of which have
ofinened our pages and however frequent bns beeu
the applause which has greeted their publication have no
slight satisfaction in being enabled to state that those prepar
alton suasS tiHg 9f o Kind erer noen he United Ss
No literary periodical published in this country has attain
ed such extended circulation the Mirror which is Of
the best proof Of cOngenay the national ,ase and
equvoc approval of its system, aud the principle Of ts
agemeni.
In the course oftbe volume FOUR SPLENDID QUARTO
STEEL EMBELLISHMENTS, desgned, painted and engyap.
ed by The best and most artists the country viii be pub
lisbed, together with numerous WOOD ENGRAVINGS II.
nsatye Of nrions and eang incidents and aafiqp
lies, with abou FIFTY PIECES Of French, Spanish Gerisn
Italian and British MUSIC arranged for the Pianoorc, Harp
Guitar, &c.
The which has presided MUSICAL ST.
LECTIONS, will superntend those hereafter appear aud
the principles which guide in this department will be, ostbey
have hitherto been novelty and excellence the beauty Of The
poetry, and the melody Of tbe accompaniment
The character of our FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS
well known to be descaoed upon here is sufficient to
that the choicest writers have promised their cooperaon
in the home department. and this Notwithstanding the enor
expense have incurred shall continue to appro
pirate ali available talent and possible increase the claims d
the Mirror to public support.
On these grounds commend our forthcoming voInDo 10
he notice and appreciation Of our countrymen.
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Nosubscr ptons wed less period Than oIlc year
WILLIAM ID. CALLAHAN Agent