The Sun.
London, England, 1847-04-07 00:00:00

HOSPITAL.

Remaining in the House of Oceupation at Christmas,
1845-101 males, 92 females; admitted in 1846-48
males, 38 females; discharged in 1846-50 males, 29
females. Remaining at Christmas, 1846-99 males, 101
females. Of the number discharged, 3 were expelled, 3
absconded, and all the rest left the house under favour-
able circumstances.
BETHLEM HOSPITAL.

Remained in hospital, Ist of January, 1846, including
those out on leave of absence, 204 males, 396 females ;
admitted during the year 1846, 142 males, 171 females.
Discharged—Cured, 67 males, 96 females; uncured, 25
males, 62 females; by request of friends,3 males, 12 females;
improper objects, 17 males, 16 females. Died, 5 males, 10
females. Remaining December 31st, 1846—Out on leave,
1 male, 5 females ; in hospital, 216 males, 174 females.
The sub-committee meet every Friday, at Bethlem Hos-
pital to admit and discharge the patients from all parts
of the United Kingdom, without expense to their rela-
tions or friends.

DARING BuaGLAßY.—Considerable sensation exists
in the garrison at Chatham, on account of an audacious
burglary having been perpetrated, during the night of
Friday, the 3.1 instant, by breaking into the Invalid
Depot Pay-office, at the Casemate Barracks, at Gilling-
ham. The entrance was first discovered by the orderly
on Saturday morning, on his going to prepare the office
for the clerks, when he found it in the utmost disorder.
Papers and books were strewed about the floor, as also a
quantity of lucifer matches, some of which had been
burnt; and it was evident, from the drops of tallow
about, the party had had a candle. Ths cashier's desk
was the only one broken open; and, from the destruc-
tion of the lock, some strong instrument had been used.
The whole of its contents were taken out, including a
number of India remittances, bills belonging to invalids
returning from India, amounting to about 12,0001.; and
a large bowl, containing a quantity of copper coin, was
gone, as also several coats belonging to the clerks taken
away. The thieves, not content, took away the whole
of the keys of thd several departments. No clue as yet
has been obtained of the offenders, although a strict in-
quiry is on foot by the police and military authorities.
During the day of Saturday the remittance bills, and
some of the papers belonging to the officers were found
in the trench, as also the bowl which contained the
copper money. The entrance, it appears, was effected
through one of the windows. The office is placed in a
very secluded situation, being by itself and totally un-
protected, not a sentry near it. By the cashier's desk
being the only one destroyed, it is evident that this bur-
glary must have been committed by some one who well
knew the place. It was fortunate that on the evening
of the robbery a considerable sum of money was removed
on the clerks leaving their duty at four o'clock.
THE LATE COUNTESS DOWAGER OF STAIR.—The
funeral of this lady, who died on the 17th of February,
took place on Wednesday. The funeral moved from No.
4, St. Andrew-square, the residence of her brother, John
Gordon, Esq., of Cluny, and was deposited in the tomb
of the Cluny family in St. Cuthbert's churchyard. The
body was enclosed within a coffin covered with fine
black cloth, as also a leaden coffin, lined with white satin,
and both were placed in an outer dress coffin of oak,
covered with purple silk velvet, richly ornamented. On
the top Was an engraved subscription plate, with her
Ladyship's armorial bearings, surmounted with a massive
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banquet to take place at Mr. Routo's, the White Condom
Rouse Tavern.