Early American paper THE ALBION New York, 1828

This is an original Early American newspaper from New York City: "THE ALBION/British, Colonial, And Foreign Weekly Gazette ", dated "Saturday, May 24, 1828".  Small Folio size: 10 1/2" by 14 3/4". 8 pages. Disbound from volume.  Nice Condition overall, w/some Very Light, scattered "foxing/staining"; otherwise, o.k. .....Dr. John S. Bartlett (1790-1863) founded this weekly newspaper for British residents of the U.S. and edited it for over a quarter-century. In its columns can be found the latest from the Mother Country in the cultural, financial, literary, political, and military realms. There is good coverage of the doings of New York's social elite and a  full week's summary of the week's news, including fashion and theater events. At the top of the front page, a note tells us that the paper was printed on Wall Street, directly across the street from the Stock Exchange. There is a fine, decorative Masthead depicting the floral emblems of the United Kingdom.Unusual & Seldom Found! Buyer pays $3.95S&H, extra for postage outside the U.S. ***Please see scan. This paper is far too large to fit my scanner, but it is Complete w/Nice, Wide margins and Not abbreviated as the picture might otherwise indicate.