The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-16
GEORGE p. Morris, THEoDoRE s. Fay AND
NATHANIEL II. WILLIS, EDITORS

NATHANIEL p. WILLIS, EDITORS.
This work devoted to articles from the pens ofwelknown
and distinguished writers upon every subject that
eresting to the general reader including Original Poetry
Tales and Essays humorous aud patheuc-Crnca notices
Early and choice selections from the best publications both
American and EngshScientie and Literary intelligence
Copous notices of Foreign Counres by Correspondents
gagged expressly exclusively for this Journ-Sctues up
the various productions the Fine Arts that presented
for the notice and appreciation of the pubcEaboate and
beautiful specimens OF Art Engravings music of
the acted Drama and other ranaons from the
best new works IN other languages French German Italian,
Spanish ecand infinite vcpety of miscellaneous reading
relating passing remarkable individuals discoveries
and improvements IN Science, Art mechanics etc
In announcing the appearance of the hiree, uoume Of the
NEWYORK MIRROR, almost the only duty which devoves
upon It's editors Is to tender their cordial acknowledge
ments to their old friends for the continuance of their support
and proer The subscribers, whose
been added TO their list durug the past year. their thanks for
this mark OF their confidence and appreciation To the former
they only reerate the often conveyed that
Mirror has succeeded preserving their good will through
the arduOus period of its infancy and YOUTH maturity
will still deserve the applause which its earlier ell
forts have received To the latter they would observe that
expense shall be spared and epeons relaxed to render a
least attractive and popuaras any OF It's contemporaries The
experience of years will confidence those who
watched while the volume that will soon close viii
be earesto that which recent friends
so that The regulation already securedo publication may be
maintained and enhanced.
To both beg declare that in the Ornamental
bsmens the Mirror the best native talent engag
ed that painters have received commissions from for
execution of subjects of national history and national SCENERY
and that engravers of the first have been secured
beautiful have been the preceding works of art which have
onamented and however loud frequent has been
the applause which has greeted their publication have
slight satisfaction being enabled that those prepar
alton SupdSS thing Of the kind knon IN the United States
No literary periodical published this country has
ed such extended circulation the Mirror which course
the best proof o congenaty TO the national tas and
equvoca approval of its SYSTEM and the principle of its
agement
In the course of the volume FOUR SPLENDID QUARTo
STEEL EMBELLISHMENTS designed painted and engrar'
3D. by the best and artists IN the cOy, will be pub
ished, together with numerous WOOD ENGRAVINGS, il.
Illustrative of curious and interesting incidents and anqi
heS abou FIFTY PIECES of French Spanish Germon,
Italian and British MUSIC arranged for the Pianofore Hap,
Guitar, &c.
The which has presided over MUSICAL SE
LECTIONS will supernsnd those hereafter to appear, and
the principles which guide this department will be- they
hitherto been novelty and excellence the beauty of the
poetry, and the melody OF the accompaniment
The character of our FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCEis
too well known to be descaned upon here Is sufficient to
that the choicest writers have promised their cooperation
IN the home department. and this Notwithstanding the
nous expense have incurred, si continue apprO-
pirate all available talent and possible increase the claims of
the Mirror to public support.
On these grounds commend forthcoming volume 10
he notice and appreciation of our ecuntrymen.
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royal quaro form, fine paper with BREWER mnion and
pariel type. is embelshed every three months with
splendid super royal go engraving and every week with
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&c For each volume beautifully engraved Uignete tc
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