Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11
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ne11 n huoWh tO i1cuTe II extea(ive
circulation. And as il i deiened for
young children. its prcfent abriderd
form i evidently an Improvements mo-
he frit edition Nor lis Il les recon-
menda'ion Of this litle work, thar i
introduees no merely fpeculalive Or djf.
puiable opinions. II teaches tie rtear
leading truths Of natural ana rcysAled
religion, and Is truly evangelical.
II nua be conf-fed that the rei;gi
GUS education Of child en- u mneh
neglected. among Us. And flneerslv
hope The benevolent and pious deGcn IF
the author Of this CAtechilm will have
efeSf, By its general q culation,. and bv
The care Of parents 70 make their chill
drtn acquainted with its contents.
a PARENT.
The bankruptcy Of 2 nan, who laa
written a dictionary was iAtely annour.
ced ii the Nuremberg Gazette IL rh.,.
words -" friedrich Lyns, Dszlsr u
7yordj." The dividend very prosablv
viii BE ? y52aJs.-E ag& f4ber.
Sbaia.-The dilireGed nate cf II.
Spanllh finances, forms lrikiaq con
traa to the fplentcr ofthe ccurr. Thar
navy have received no Ply thsfa thrse
years, and Il Carthagena they have dc
charged mot ofthe artiitcrs rom the
dock yards and arierals, On accouat ar
the expence. Yet fnch u the preiuficn
il lome departments, tbat III the late
royal tour, all The water that W w uej
for drinking, BY the royal family ana
their attendants. was bought fron
Madrid 70 Barcelona upon mules, az
the ezpence Of upwards or oae thonland
Pcund' aerling per day. JtA
An article under the Dover had III
Feb rs, lays, that fatal i1kaels lad
prevailed at Paris COCO ale iaid to
have died there in The ccurie W IN.
NORTH Of January the difordcr frt
came on with fore .hroar. ctarrhll
fever, and was ulually fatal II three
days dill
Mr.. Philips, a refpeaable Bookseller
in London, has given notice that be las
entered into an eneags ment With The
family Of The late Gen. Waihirgton, q
Publith, in London, tile Memoirs cf
the life Of that great man, drawn up
from his own papers. Tie work"
Mr.. P. Jays 10 MS advertisement, " i
edited by Mr.. Ma.lhall, Chief Juaice
Of the United States, gentleman emf. \
nent for his talents, and who was init
mately acquainted with Walaiagton
during his life; and il will Be reviled |
by Judge Warrington. the nephew Of
the General, bis principal heir, ard
the prefent poaeilor Of bis featat Mount
Vernon. 1t wifi extend to four or five
octave volumes, will be elegantly prin-
ted, and be fuitabiy decorated with
portrait, and with views, maps and |
plans. AS fuch work is equally IN
tereIting TO Europ- and America, Z Y
intended that the pub.icaton ihall tdAe
place in London and Philade Phla on
the fame day and il is believed thar
the hrf volume will make IFS appear
ance in>April or May"
Ohio LgjQstwe- On The 4 ulI,Fno
the Legila.urc Of the new State ONO,
convened at Chilicothe, when Nathanlea
Manie was choien Prehdent OF The Den.
are, and Michael BALDWIN Speaker q
the Houfe Of Representatives. Ontae
I'd ult. the votes for Governor were
counted, and Edward Iittln declares
to be elected and at o'clock ne lame
day the Governor in the Prelenes Y
both Houfes, took the oath Of ofl'e'
and made bis inaugural Address
NcqykamtAvs Eh5ion.--lhe . ,.'ea T.
formation ltates Governor OlsIa"
majority at 34sI. - p -
Gereral L'Audst, the fren1n M.w