Weekly Morning Courier and

 NcaC- York Em0wsrer.
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IAN Saturday, the 2sth January inst. the

 I proprietors of the Morning Courier and New York Enquirer intend publishing on the largest folio sheet ever issued, a Weekly news paper. to contain Gn that appears during the week in their daily paper. It will be publish ed on hne paper, with new type; and to place u within the reach of all classes in the cOm- nunlty, it will be afforded to subscl ibcrs at the reduced price of three dollars per annuu. payable Glrcays in oduance.

 In consequence of the other daily napers in NewYOrk determining not to board vessels and receive their news on Sunday, the pub-

 fishers of the Courier g. Enquirer have lately invested SlS,00O in a separate news establish mcnt, consisting of one Schooner of ninety tons, one of sixty tons, and the necessary row boats. This establishment is supported at an annual expense of S0OOO, and vessels from Europe are boarded at sea, and their news l disseminated through the country with great dispatch, long before they reach the harbOr. In it's politics, the Courier g. Enquirer is purely Dem"crAtic-adhering to the princi- pies and usages of the Republican Party, and 1 advocating the reelection of Gen. Jackson to the Presidency. Its columns are alike devo- \ ted to Foreign and Domestic Intelligence, Morals, Literature, and the Fine Arts. In morals. however, it does not act upon the creed of fanatics or bigots. but onthe contra 1 ry. inculcates those principles of morality and religion only, which are founded upon peace l and goodwill to all mankind-the fruit of which is tolerance and brotherly affection. in- stead of "pcrsecution for opinions sake." Upwards of 4O00 copies of the Courier & | Enquires are published daily, aud more than 1 5000 semi-weekly; and in the city of New York its daily circulation is known to be more than an hundred per cent greater than any other paper. These facts are referred 10, as affording the only commentary the proprie- tors can with propriety offer on the quality of tempIated weekly publication. It is intended to publish 17,50O copies of the first number of the paper, which will be distributed in different parts of the country. and one copy sent to each Post Master in the United States, in order that a specimen of thu publication may be examined.

 | TERMS.

 Daily paper, SiO per ann. } paya6ie Seni-wsekIy paper, $4. in

 Weekly paper, S3, GdUance. Any person who may obtain eight subscri-

 bers to the weekly paper and remit the a.

 mount, shall be furnished with copy gratis i;

 and to companies of ten subscribers, who as- sociate and remit G5 dollars, it will be sent for S2 50 each per annum.

 Postn,asters W ho have no objections to act as our Agents, are requested to receive sub

 scrpti0ns and remit the money at the risk ol

 the publishers, at the time Ofordering the pa

 per. It is expected that they will retain in

 their hands 10 per cent of the amount receiv-

 ed, as a compensation for their trouble. l NetO- York, Jan. A