The Sun. — London, England, 1805-06-03 00:00:00

1 . . muted, a n d we are yet,to learn tiPtta ' , what pos sibl e ground it is that Mr. W t TB cart new move an Impeachment, whi c h did no t exist when : even ht; thought the case would not warrant shah a proceed,. jog. But if we see no gro un d to justify /1171 teach:.! anent, we see.many reasons against it.- tordl\lEL vitac has been punished, and no ileW .rniscondua appears to have been proved. That lie connivedatthe Profits of Mr. - T ROTTER was known before the Report Of the Stied Committee that Mr. TEOTTtE was, his private agent ; that he advanced money to him e.)4; of his b a l ance, as Treasurer of the Navy, was also , known am ore; and whether those advances . (which, howeVer, eery all replaced) were employed forprivate or for public purposes, ,were, es th e y now are, tin. explained. What new ground is thereathen for jlmpeachment ? We never justified, and never shall ustify, the conduCt of Lead AlcaviLLE (as that con (he appears in the Tenth Report of the Naval Com missioners), but we cannot applaud the inflietion of Punishment in the first emotion of anger, and with out the full and dispassionate investigation of that c'arluft which is supposed to deserve it. We can as little approve the condu& of those who first in flame the minds of the People (always alive to every t raw . aflion which can be represented as injurious to ilt em, ). and then t a k e advantage of the fnrkof the' Pee excite unjust indignation, and to call for ?I'lnisliment far exceeding any crime which, to cool 414 impartial minds, bas born proved to have been , ( teuifted, . . . The m ' o 'ps artftill y and industriously circulated 1 o tlYthu °Nosition Writers before e v en the'Re port of v , ~,, ""et z t Committee' 4the Howe was publistitxf,that . 4r4I TT meant . t 4. ,lII‘ move the Impwelirrient apiast-- '" jr4 ' 1& 1'V11.4 3 &C. &c. 110%i:ever: grtisellievo‘ W Y rt'4 . 4tteliclod, are too . co ntemptible,for . n otice. . f ' r '' 4 ' I n the lint he 113 s taken throughout thi s I n . 44444‘ h4"3.• *.,144 tlElm' .tilt"-.4#1‘44.,'' iistr r t4 nlolto ' hat...witnewa4laior ' eilduallit**fri-' mat amp important occasion. M' 'lloPo Itta. PI :" P 4" ° I . hi& torulua wil4 be exanainudyPkt . will bear duotest of . , NtVere scrutiny, er tat jas the titafioult and i,s s ittiations in which he via- Placed during 410 Cours e o f the last W. w e are s ure . that the mom . that coed is examined, the more it Will be aPProvcd, and that every attempt to injure the rept* top a , L • "' uuit Great ti lot , e fan will ;moil upon the heads aft/41 4u of ~,,,, - wuo eliuse, forwhateoar vo i rpo l ps, to, make . . .- .. - Yestera.a. .............. 31Ely and Y nl° rning, abiiiit ten o'clock, Hga MA-- for K the PaiNctssr.' s left . the Queen's House baxee:if, tht their arrival they alighted .at the At. ' - their arrival House where they were lv" by ti ' n ' • ' KENT, C EE to il), 11 ,,.., IL UKEs o f YORK, USW - I [l 3 Ni 14 CkulfaincE. In a few minutes after ( it * the i t t j4s TY arrived,. dressed in ' the uniform n ta the , °Yal liar* Guards. . The ROYAL FA latelas i,,, , 11 ,_ Walked to Kew and went into ... t ne ..i, . Church, , • have y Lee gallery Opposite the Altar, which PAso ta II P r ePared, for their reception. The. ROYAL 14 e. an their attendants occupied the whole of e row e a rl e ,:i t -g all erY. The church was unconinionly ~ Dreao,,, I n every part. ,An excellent sermon was ia; '" by the n . ..star fi e , ev. M r. LEGG, Dean of West verse.. , am the. 2d chapter of Haggai and 9th , ille Atteurj?iviae SerViee the ROYAL 'FAMILY went to .kt.eshi,_(!f CumnartLaan's, and partook of some la xew",''ms• AbOut two o'clock they took an airing 11 eVa 1 .,1 4,11d Richmond gardens., At four o'clock the stal l af ter , l ltv went to Kew palace to dirimir ; and e veni ng t k sl x they left that place for London. In the • Queetfal,'.et Was a Concert of Sacred Music at the . T4llio4r°"2e. . • . Mint. row. evening after the Drawing-room, in :rnoration ot di ns- MAJESTY'S Birth-day, th' "l ' u t`' , ll '' .' - o t tin t s ,:_ ES u. , 111 have a party of near 00 4 ti. This nter4Tube. to a Grand Concert. This 'c 11,,,1ng HIS MAJEST Y reviewed several ;IN th t , p °.i's upon Blackheath. HER IfAJESTY ,ytst 11,NCESSES acdompanied His MAJESTY. Wtth,,jar.,l).: heing the last Sunday previous to th e or e er A k i .di T i P a ark s an d -a- e .4%. taington Garden were I ) `'Y'l I ligh nes t s rl4 n us,k-tal. In the Ride were His ut e i tt , s , , th e I arucE of WALES, Duke and . her . 3 °l .1314AUPOR ~,V lB -a - v i N 4.... i .70 Dutchess of ST. ALBAN S . in t l ij) baroudle-‘44denlolleSS 'Dol./E GA r,. / .;, ...Earl bE l '7 1 4 I`IL, Phaeton foiir spirited bay' horses, Lord .4' 0 4'4 and f our, r 'n a!, 1 4 . four horses, Lord - Potrt, . , e dun as Sir 'HENRY ParroN, barouche. -, I.4tt ieulari kV trotiblesome to the pedestrians, Y to th e L adies. t 4 "Iv,. . t4i,,QWL°4're CitjtPl,P„lll4l.' of Poole," we understand, is i • e "!' Such— Poole, Peptilar 'roasts in . every naval oteltis not wairtnliaritY, however, honourable as it er to a flag to stimulate the able and spirited Iliat.' 4 blie i n „rerfortuance of his engagements to . ElleSt 1 111 0 :lie prosecution of inquiries of the, At th e r tatice to the Nation' '' l to fa. I.ll w all County. Meeting held at Bofltnin Vi ;. 11 -.1 last ; a R• • to — kr was ra . "°littion of thanks to Lord.ST. . I t; (4e lltlenul . ,;"Pcse(l-; but, on the suggestion of c ol e art, tatceliresent, was withdrawn. ' h: iaa t. 7 Sir s tor ,... Y . eorry t he! by the forms of the los t ob serv. ... batipirii * precluded from mak ki:l44 flesh, those fads, which _ hi , olli„,„ 1 ,- 0 , h 5 to CaninattniCate to the-- Court of ellbl6hing U p . 3 1 t urday, 'on the trial of Mr, Bunt, ' constPilis Sirl ta 44 ' 1 upoll Lord ST. VINCENT. But et,,,iltently Wit could could not upon that occasion, t, 1 7 4 . 1 , 'rigs, passe `41 the regular order -of judicial pro wk.. . e the coin • ' it, . 18 " c w i ll take I numeations alluded to, we y t .; ,Ve, h ave r mole other opportimity of doing t• Wikereson "'°n to believe that. they are of a 14 (1,.,41t4 n! r ~v,lature. 1 ; .11 lii IIITIIrtpAT) announced to a certain .•, 41 1 '. Peaoh; 11 Cirator hi • ' ' of moving I r,:- ti i tti ,me again' s intention tie ',Z, . sa ct ;*- ' / aptt LOrtiMELVILLP., the latter re .. c,a,. 1 44 i n an.. ota Politician -10u have thready . ' siP` L 1i ( 4 1 :... 4 11 e /77 c 4:,_ }• inn Lord 1% Is'av ir..i.a 7 -- ; t o ake• 1 " 4 at razing him ii) a r rni I NAViIL NUNS'. From tbe b LONDON GAZETTE, Jule t, Copy Qf a Letter from Commodore Sir Samuel B. late' Commander in Chief of his iliaiesty's Ships and Ifeifels.at the Leeward Islands, to IMlliam Marsden, Esq. dated'at Bartadoes, the 28th of Afarch, 1805. I enel9se herewith, for, the information of the tMrds Commissioners of the Admiralty, Copy of a Vetter from :Lieutenant Barker, commaadi9g His Majesty's Armed Brig Grenada, giving an account of the capture of L'Lntrepid Privateer. - • • I arn, &T. • SAM. HOOli. - • His MCV esty's.Brig Grenada, • SIR, I:, 7 :March 16, 1805. I have the satisfaaian to acquaint you, that at bra A. M. the Union Island bearing.? East six miles, discovered a 'suspicious. Vessel to 7 fhe S. W. and after a chace of two hours came up with, and cap 7 tured the 'French Privateer Schooner L'intrepid, commanded' by Citoyen' Jean Durand,., mounting four six-pounders and sixty-two,. men.i 1,. have likewise the satisfaftion" to . acquaint . you! that we have not sustained any loss of,Men, . as she struck upon receiving a few shot, and.. two or three vol lies of musquetry. The Privateer: was fitted out, at Cayenne,. and had been twelve days at sea, and had not taken any thing. ~. I have the Honour to be, &o. "7,,‘ JOHN BARKER. .4dmiralty-Office, June 1,: 1805. Copy of a Letter from Capt. Richard Thwaites,Com mander of the Diachess of Bedford Pc/ace Ship, to William Marsden,_.f,s4.'dated in Hoseley Bay, the 28th of last Month. SIR, , . . T. herewith. forward a Letter from • Lientenant Blow, of the. Charger gun-brig, inforMing Me Of his having captured one of the Enemy's small Cruizerr. • I am, '&c. RICHARD THWAITES; Hit Majesty's Brig Charger, Hoseley ' St.*, Bay, 28th May, 1805. I beileave to inform you, for the information of the. Commander, l,t Chief, Orfordness bearing west lioch-west fourteen leagues, I captured the. De Xentusi. a.. small. Cutter Privateer, commanded by Locbriek .Peffer., out...,tlVQ. days from Flushingi but had made no Captures:. Shk hitt. on board thirteen men and a chest otarnas. , " I have the 'Honour to-be, &e. J. A. BLOW. Captain 'Richard Thwaites, His Majesty's ' ironed Ship Dqtchess of Bedford. PLYMOUTH, JUNE I,—.This morning the Want pus Frigate, Capt. S. Poirtirz, Irrived in the Sound, and immediately sent a goat on shore to the Port ,Admiral with DiSpatches, which are said to be from Admiral Lord NELSON. The greatest secrecy was, observed, and not a ? syllable respeaing their contents has transpired. The Dispatches Were immediately forwarded by express to the Admiralty. Arrived the 'Panish,,sloop Three Sistbrs; Capt. OLONNZ, front Spain', bound to Norway, with Wine and salt, detained on the 2ed ult. off the Penmarks by the IViote Frigate. • Arrived the - Agamemnon, of 64 guns, from the Channel Fleet, and the &mita Margarita Frigate from Ireland. Lord GARDNER had detached two Squadrons, one of six Sail of the Line off Rochefort, and one of eight , Sail of the Li4e, under Vice-Admiral Cor.Ligo woon, to cruize to ,the Southward; so that there would be a fair chance of the Rochefort Squadron from the West Indies being intercepted'; yet the re port here confidentially gains. ground, that this fa mous invincible Sqdadron is safe in L'Orient and 'Rochefort ; if so, they have been the most fortu nate Ships that ever got out of France and returned rafe again. Sailed the Asgard Frigate with Dispatches for Gibraltar and Malta. SCILLY, MAY 27.7.P111 . in here this day the Ship Minerva, of London, Capt. ADAMS, from Demerara; she sailed on the Ist of April, in company with the Mary, BusuELL, and the' Horatio, CROSSLEY, of Liverpool; and Paragon, ilsomAit, of Lancaster. On the Bth, the Island of Salm S.E. three leagues distant, being the headmost Ship to windward, ob served the others brought to by eight Sail, apparently Most of them Ships of the Line, which.he supposed a French Squadion,. then steering W. N. W. but, Since his arrival here, seems doubtful if it might not have been the Fleet under command of Admiral COCHRANE. FALMOUTH, MAY 31.--Arrived the Townshend Packet, Donn, from Lisboa, in 1 5 days, with Mail; and the Pigmy Cutter, frotn a Cruize. By the Townshend Packet we have a confirmation of the ,sailing of the Combined Wench and Spanish Squadrons from Cadiz, on the 10th April. Lord NeLsoN, With twelve Sail of the Line, was cruizing off Cape yinisterre. His Majesty's Ship Orpheus, with Fleet for England, was expected to sail from Lisbon pp the 20th inst. The Auckland Packet re turned on the "fz3th inst. to Lisbon, from her Cruize. The. Walsingham Packet was arrived out, after a passage of livedays. His Majesty's Ships Queen and Dragon arrived at Lisbon, with Transports and Fleet for the Mediterranean, and after hearing that the Combined Fleets had 5a1.14.1,, proceei.ied far their place defty4tio, tivEiPooidtmE . 1.--Yvsterday aaiFedlue the Young Josef's . (ft - Dano),l frorn fAttiSterdam fOr . St. Lutars, detained by : the Poosodi Priv a te er; : of. this Lott: On, the.ioli Of May, 9. long 11, at eight:alivea*:a. Vlet to 'windward,* c , ,leven spoke one,of (4r Brig, French), one three=decker, four two deeker3, and three Frigates. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE „2:=-7:Arriyed yesterdny H. • M. S. Champion, Captain Baoxt.ty, from a•Cruize °fr i t-lure; flora, PEREMAN, and: ,Fountency, , from Sundelland; Speedy ell, HARRINGTON, Young .ROSCIUS., AtENGER, and •itiaria, PENTON, from Londop • and Hermes, CURNPORTII, from Alemei. • ' • „ The Egyptienne Frigate, Captain E. llRmy was yesterday paid prize-money and wages, and has since received sailing orders. Sailed His Majesty's Ships L'Espiegle,- Captain Moßttzs;_ llfetfor, Captain JANtrs; Bracher, Lieut. DOUOLAS; . aid Entreprenante, Lieut. YOUNG, all for a Cruize., , Admiral MoNTaca: struck his Flag fora fel.v;lays, in consequence of the death of one of hii daughters. He has since re-hoisted it. Sir TAAAC COFFIN is gone to town on leave. General OnxEs is returned . from London, and has resumed the command dale Garrison. GREENOCK, AY 3 1;.----Arrived here, yesterday, the Frances, BRAISE, from New-York, Wafter a pas sage of 37 days. On Sunday last, 10 leagueS to the westward of Tory, was boarded by His Majesty's Ship Peacock, to whom Capt. BRAKE gave in formation of his having seen, a few honrs before, a crttiiing Vessel, supposed to be an. Enemy. ', The Prances left the Fanny loading for this Port, to sail 15 dip afterwards. SnEEasEss, Jvarz 2.—Arrived . the Chapman, -Arined Ship, Capt. RO BERT CA TIICA R T, frOill'iYar mout,h Roads ; and the Eliza Tender from Shields, with Impressed Men and' Volunteers for the Fleet, and sailed again. Sailed the Sluite/y for the Downs. The Bonetta Sloop of War continues the Signal flying for Convoy to the Northward and Eastward; the John Armed Ship for tho Elbe; and Mercator Armed 4ip for the Ba llot•. The Elephant, from Chatham, and Revenge, from Long Reach, of 73 guns each, the Druid Frigate, and Dove and Pigeon Gun-brigs froth the River, are shortly expected at the Nore. Ships at , this Port—Zeeland, l.'tmrnortalite, Thalia, Winchelses, Ceres, Magnanime; Valorous, 134untless,Otter,. Bonetta; Mercator * [elm, Lord Eldon, Ranger,Rosina,anti Chapman Armed Ships; Desperate, Fearless, Sharpshooter, Manly, Resolute, mud Proictior, Gun-brigs; Ignition, , arid several Fire-vessels ; with some Merchant Vessels for the Elbe, Baltic, and Coastways. DEAL, JUNE 2.—Arrived the Devastation and Hecla Bombs from Portsmouth; . and. Blazer Gun brig from a Cruize off Calais. Hips Majesty's Ship Stately, of 64 guns, came down from the Nore this day and remains. Sailed the Blazer . Gun-brig for her Station off Calais. In the Downs—Manareb, Utrecht, Stately,Leopent, Trus ty, Arab, Alert, DevaNtation, Discovery, Hecla, Zebra, Ve... suviur, Rifleman, Thrasher. lackall, Gun-brigs; Plum. phorua, Esrc-brig ; s u et Harmony Transport. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To the Officers and Companies of Ills Majesty's Ships Suffolk, Orpheus, anti Swift Sloop, for the Capture, in the East Indies, of tho Ship Tiiiun Insalt, alias L'Aciii, the 27th November, 17 94 , reamorrovv, at No. IS, Clement's inn; or every Tuesday and Friday afterwards. To the Officers anti Crews of His Majesty's Sloops Ranger and.Fylades, for the Capture of the Yrow Etje, the izth May, ;799, at No. 23, Arillltiel-StiCet. • To the °Meets and Crew of His Majesty's Ship Orestes, for the Capture of the lenge Klasisut, the 24th OCtoiter, 15e4, at No. 22, Arundel -street. Capt. WELLs, of the American Schooner Ethan, Was at Quadaloupe when the vessels taken by the French at Dommica, Nevis, and St. Kitt's arrived there; they were sixteen in number, and were all sold immediately to Americans and Others. Captain ConnzwGTozsr is appointed to the Orion, at Portsmouth; Capt. S. WARREN, to 'the Glory, vie AYLMER ; Capt. SIMPSON, to the Wasp; I.4ieut. TALBOT, to the Encounter, a new Gun-veisel, at Portsmouth. We have received a letter from an Officer of the Tigre, dated in April, a t Sa r dinia. He says, “,th a t Lord NELSON, with 11 Sail of the Line, 2 Frigates., 2 Sloops, a Store-ship, a Bomb, and a Brig, had ar-; rived there : and the iimbascarie, Admiral Louis, an ived from England a few days before. Mr. BtINCE, Carpenter of the Irieloiy, was appointed Builder at Gibraltar ; and Mt. JONEs, of the sTue Ship, Boat swain of the Dock-yard at Malta." A communication Is to be immediately establish ed between Portsmouth and Plymouth by means of signal towers, by which informatiOn can be received in town from Plymouth in one day. Proper per sens are already employed in the completion of an establishment so necessary at this moment. FOOT RACE.—Lord FitEDERICK. BEALTQLtRK anLl the Hon. E. HARBOARD, on Saturday last s entered the lists in Lord's Cricket Ground, Mary-le-bone, to run against each other for the space of 1 00 yards.— Lord F. 13searcz.sitic. gained on his antagonist at starting, and kept his superiority till he arrived at the goal. Mr. HARBOARD was, however, so close upon him, that he could gain no more ground than he obtaine:i at starting. The ritteheues of Davor:- . stints and ST. ALBAN'S, with many other t:isliion able Dames, rewarded the swift-footed heroes with their smiles, and the Dutchess of Si', ALBANS pro vided an elegant repast upon the spot in honour of t he nobk competition. DUBLIA% MA Y 30. A slight alarrn . Which occurred ; at a late hour 4it night; seried to displaf a neW proof of thz aP 1 of the Yeomanry Of Dublin: The diseharg2 of two pieces of eannon In" the Aty, almost instant ly' •dolleeted an Octraiarditkitif assemblage. er Corps'at the alarm. posts, upon the supposition th.t they*eit Nob of the three guns announced tbr sig nals in case of danger or disturbance. In :tittle; however,, it was, discovered that these ihad been tired froin the Battery on the South Well, at a vessel which was atteMpting to, put to sea The vessel was "obliged to return, and the matter being explained, the . City was restored to its tranquillity. 4ome alarm vas excited on the Wickl ow C oast last Sunday, by a vessel appearing under, Bray=head, which . refused tO ansWer, and threatened to fire tqm,u a Revenue Barge sent out to examine her. It situ e appears, that'this, vessel was' a Smuggling Cutter, prize to His - 111ajosty's Ship Puller, and had the day before been taken otf the ..krklow Banks. She yes terday arrived in our harbottr. • - • A Letter from Cork, dated on Monday last, men• Lions, a report which prevailed there, of eleven Sail of the Line having been observed by some of the Coasting Cruizerf lying-to off the Western Islands. We are surprised that this intelligence should riot have been better authenticated than by mere report, if it had_any foundation in ha._ On Monday morning the Triumph and Leda, with forty sail of Transports, arrived in Cork Har bour to take in the Troops assembled under the command of Sir EIRE COOTE, and 1 4a1d to be In tended for Jamaica. COR4',-EXCIIANGE, JUNE 3, THE fresh arrivals of ).Vlteat are considerable, and having to-day . a sale by apetion of some thousand quarters at reduced prices, causestmry few sales, and those Ipllss. cheaper, some very fine at rather more than we quote ; the sale of Barley is very. heavy ; Madt . at little variation ; Tick Beans are dearer ; we sr 11. continue,to have an advance on Oats of good (pa lity ; Flour may be expeeted cheaper. Wheat Sys a 7os a ItSs od Beans - 44,3 a cos- od Fine Old - - gas a 9 28 o& Tick Beans 311 a 45s od Rye - -4,11 i. a sis od Oats 265 a 29S a 3ts od Barley -' - .325 3 38s od Poland do. 331 A 341 od Malt - . .165 s alas od Rape Seed - - ' 00l . oat White Pease 4 ;5 a 44 ad Fine Flour .. 7ss a Bos od Grey dims - 4os A 451 od Seconds - 7os a 75s cod WIMBLEDON CommoN.--The ,Encampment at tra&ed yesterday no small' portion of the fashionable world. The day, which was uncommonly mild and serene, encouraged a general promenade, which was much enlivened by the music of the two exeellent Bands of the Ist and 2(l' Regiments of Life Guards. On Thursday. last the 2d Battalion of the Staffircl, Militia were reviewed by Major-General MACKENZIE, at the Barrack. Parade Ground, Hull. The Review took place at eleven o'clock in the m )rning, and the Regiment appeared in their new clothing. The Major-General was pleased to express his marked approbation of the inspeaion of the Corps (through Colonel ELIOT, the Commanding Officer). in the' strongest terms, and his t%)tire` satisfatStion in 'wit nessing to) " coriiplete and excellent a Review - • The 2d Battalion of the Stailt7dshire Militia is shortly expe6ted to march from Hull to Windsor, where it will be united to the I st, forming (Ric Corps, to be.called the King's own. The Lanarkshire Militia, commanded by the Mar quis Douglas, commenced their march on Wednes day from Ipswich for Maidstone. It is rept , :ted to be in the contemplation of Go vernment to convert the Castle of Norwich into a military depot and station, and to ere& a new Coun ty*Gaol upon another scite. The ist Lancashire Militia will march from Bra bourn Lees on Wednesday next, on their route to Portsmouth. A detachment of this regiment, which' has been at Dungeness' since the East Kent left that station, is to be relieved by the Cardigan Militia, at present in Sussex. The Renfrew, Fife, Perth, Northumberind, and Denbigh regiments are shortly. exceed in the Southern Distria. The DUKE of CUMBERLAND'S Sharp Shooters fired fat' a gold Medal yesterday at Chalk Farm, which wit.; won by JAMES TABER, Esq. of LaWford, in Essex. On Friday the newriten, Wilton, Alvcrdistone, and Market LaVingrton Volunteers, marched from Poole for their respective homes, after completing the time required to be on permanent duty. The Ayrshire Militia, lying in, Newcastle, have received a route to march this day and to-marrow for Cambridge. They are to be replaced by the l'erthshird. Musto.—A grand S.ele&ion of. Sacred Music was performed orl Saturday last, at Cove n t-Garden Theatre for'the benefit of Messrs. ASHLEY, the Sons of the late respe6table veteran v. , 110 so long and So ably con du6ted the Oratorios. A powerful Band, and many vocal Performers of high merit s assisted on this occa sion, among whom were BARTLEMA.I, Miss MUNDAY i Mrs. 134..AND,MiSS TYRER, and Mr:. .As tip. A Concerto on the Grand Piano. Forte was performed by Mr, WOELPLE, who made his first 81)- pearartce at A.strE's excellent Concert a tcw nights ago. He is a very surprising Performer. The wh ,of the Entertainment went off with good though it 1.6 R, at one time, a little disturbed by some noisy revellers. EPSO:4.4 RACES'.---The Mee ling closed on SaturtlaNi with the best day's sport which was ex?erienced during the week. The Sweepstakes..we.'e won by Golity-The 50 'Pounds 11 A match of 600 guineas, between. Lord EGRL'I4I,PNT'S WaXy colt, which was the ftnvorite, for the Derby, and Lord FOLIIY'S Sir Peter colt, was on by the latter- 7 -4 to J, against the winner. The Yekiman's Plate was won In two heats by Qui:.„ beating two others-4 to ton Quiz. The Course was xespec tably, but not numerously attended. Superstition : has been wonderfully excited amongst the inhibit:nits of Norwich, by the following sin gular coincidence : the child Of a poor woman near Iliac city„ sotn tittle since planted a tulip-root, wh ic h Shortly after ceased to vegetate, and the child did not long survive. , The root was recently dug up by theclit asunder, w;as found to for fo s r o n m i e b t y mk its no ,fire t s rt:s v o e t r ; accurate resemblance of the deceased child.