The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-31
Vol. s----..-.-.-.-No. 1o5.

Turks offered to accept those terms which
| .ney mad previously spurncd, and the sign
ing OF preliminaries followed. 1t was
| knowledge OF this latter event which occ;,-
! stoned the rapid advance Of the exchange
on London. 1t isnow lit 30 ID or Is per
cent.--a price unknown, at Pctersbuigla
since the peace at Tilsit. They write from
Sweden, we know not how truly, that there
was every prospect of a good understanding
between that country, and England and
that the French charge de. affares either.
aad quilted, or was on the eve of Quitting
Stocrholn, and the French Consul, Gotten
burgh. y. -,
Preparations were making at Milan for
the, reception OF the ci-devaris Empress Jo-
spring on a visit to her son the Viceroy.
The Catholic aggregate Meetings are
" progress throughout all the counties in Ire
land those of Cork and Limerick have
met and voted resolutions similar to those
OF their brethren, in Dublin. AT the former.
1T was suggested that the Catholics of Eng-
petitioning the LegisIature. q ,1' -
such is the present propensity FOR plunder.
mat the consdeposited in tbs foendationytone
OF St. Mary's Church, Edgehil, were on
thursday night last AIKEN away. In this noe
tarnal ceremony we presume the parties
would not experience much difficulty, the
stone at tiiattime being only slightly covered
with orcks, and the surrounding earth NOT
even filled in.
fellow WAS taken up about a fortnight
ago, near Strabane, Ireland, on "a strong
charge OF footpad robbery and being
committed for trial he was found next NOR
n,ng suspended by his handkerchief, i'm his
cell, quite lifeless. On the wall Of his cell
he had written in Chalk Is nor this 6et-
fcI, then Gathering a Jury
hal hi. =
ed ID their attempts to introduce the cultiva-
ton of he'gnseng plant into their respec-
tive territories. That grown by the former
was OF such badquaity, that it was thrown,
away the genuine from the Corea has.
III consequence, been sold at Pekin for five
times its weight in silver
IL mas long been a deSiderafun, with che
mists to discover substance which might
supply the place of potasse in the manufac-
ture OF glass. Mr.. Oestreiehe1. uhysiciar
and naturalistsof Hungary, appears to have
discovered such substance in native
sat- to which he has given the name of sat
Qerao'sc nGffUum HungGricuna. This SUBJ
stance abounds in Hungary and was FIRST
employed by M. Oestreicher in medicine
with great success. He has now discover.
ed a chemical process. by which he sepa-
rates from it the sulphuric acid in such
manner that only natron remains, and it
may be employed in the fabrication of all
Kinds Of glass.
The Munich Gazette states, that Coun-y
sellor eraser has, by ortler of his majesty,
MADE an experiment with the Creates s.,S
cess Oh some "'- Mo t1IUu CT
ts~einng UnIidren or adults to read & writet
IN the course of a month, whatever may be
their natural aptitude to learning. Before
the end ct the rncn.h ,thesc yssure scholars.
who before did not knoy lett,r, learned to
write CORRECTLY and read every thing pre-
sehted to them. This method appears to
be founded on the manner of writing As
soon as the pupils can write they have also
learned to read The instruction they re-
cclve is not mechanical but methodical. &c
according to fixed principles, SO that they
can themselves correct any faults they may
have committed in reading or writing; tEey
learn at the same time, to understand what
they read and write.
"M. PeferS5urgh, Dec. 9TH e, Goth.
his army has lost in different attacks.
Killed & wounded. upwards of 10000 men.
(" On first crossing the Danube, it consis-
ted OF $4,000 select troops, amongst which
were incorporated the whole of the Jarissa-
ries belonging TO the Turkish Army"