The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-17 00:00:00

£1,269,340 11 2

Cu
By Cash rcfunded. to Claimants
By Expense in executing Acts from
the 18th of January, • 1809, to the
31st of December, 1840 57,366 15 11
By Sums paid for the loyal Hospital
in diminution of the annual Vote. 553,752 6 61
By Monies invested in the Public Se-
curities, as under 7,253 13 4

s. d.
G 50,967 16 11

.£1,269,340 11 2

MEMORANDUM. £ • s. d.
There is in the Three per Cent. Consols 100,000
" " Bank of England 4,176 13 11
RICHARD NEAVE, Secretary.
Royal Hospital, Chelsea, June 10, 1841.

MEMBERS PRESENT when the HOUSE was COUNTED
OUT by SIR S. CANNING, at Eight o'clock on Tuesday,
on AIR. SCHOLEFIELD'S MOTION on the DISTRESS
of the INDUSTRIOUS CLASSES.
Baines, Edward—Leeds Pryme, George—Cambridge
Baring, F. T.— Portstrumth Pusey, Philip—Berkshire
Protherton, J.—Salford Scholefield, J.—Birmingham
Canning, flight Hon. Sir S.—Lynn Shiley, R. A.—Shrewsbury
Dabneny, I ord—Stirling Stanfield, W. R. C.— Huddersfield
Evans, William—North Derby Thornely,Thos.—Wolverhampton
Ferguson, Colonel —Kirka dy Villiers, C. P.—Wolverhampton
Pielden, John—Oldham Warburton, H.—Br idport
Hast:e, Archibald—Paisley Ward, H. G.—Shetlield
H. ndley, Charles—k.s!iton Williams, William—Coventry
Hohnouse, T. Benj.—Rochestor Wodehouse, Edmend—E. Norfolk
Hume, Jeserli—Kilkenny Yates, J. Ashton —Carlow
Muskctt, George A.—St. Alban'.

TB E WEATHER
ROYAL GALLERY OF SCIr
Barometer

.—NOON, JUNE 16.
ENCE, ADELAIDE-STREET.
30.23 In.
63 Lowest ... 43
.zing Point 32 Deg.

Thermometer— 68 -- Highest.
Wind S. W. —Free:

SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
On Tuesday the Royal South London Floricultural Society
had their Minna' Flower Show at these Gardens. The roses,
pel-rgoniutios, heaths, heartease, calceolarias, pinks, ranuncu-
spe.imen plants, cut flowers, nines, grapes, and vege-
tables, mere unusually fine, and excited great admiration. The
whole was tastefully and legantly arranged under a spacious
marquee of 100 feet in length, and the weather being very pro-
pitp us, ln.ndreds cf fashionables visited the Gardens during the
day. An excellent band was in attendance, and enlivened the
company by pt rforming several select pieces of music. Since
the establishment cf this Society there has not been such
spit ndid show of flowers, owing, no doubt, to the beau-
tiful weather which has now prevailed for so many
weeks. The prizes distributed were numerous. The
following is a list cf some of them:—For the best
larg.niums, the large silver medal was awarded to Air.
Edmonds ; for roses, the middle silver medal to Mr. Seldon ;
fur pinks, the small silver medal to Mr. C. Knight ; and for
r:r.unculus, in collections of twelve varieties, the large silver
medal was given to Air. Dowler. This last collection excited
general admiration. Among gentlemen's gardeners the fol-
lowing received prizes ; —Messrs. Ashe, Bourne, Welsh. Bruce,
and Hancock; and Messrs. Andrew, Chapman, and Lee re-
ceived a middle slyer
.medal each for the best pine-apple,
pars, and otter fruits.

DEATH OF REAR-ADMIRAL SIR ROBERT
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ehffiaeveert.otiaientnioteulnacneehtelii)e,
intaligence of whose death reached the Admiralty at the close
of the past week. expired at Swartdale, his seat in Lan-
cashire. on Monday last. The deceased, who was the son of
Mr. Robert Barrie, of Sanquar, N. 8., and the youngest
daughter of Colonel Gardner, and sister of first Baron
Gardner, was born 1774, and entered the navy before he
completed his 14th year. In 1801, when lieutenant of the
Bourdelois, was wounded in an action with a French squa-
dron, and from 1806 till 1811 commanded the Poinone in the
Mediterranean, under Lord Collingwood, during which pe-
riod he directed several daring exploits, particularly the de-
struction of a convoy near Sables d'Olonne in 1807 ;• and
succeeded in capturing five transports with provisions, and
captured a vesicl in which was Prince Lucien Bonaparte
with his family and all his valuables, all claim to which
the officers and crew of the Pmuone surrendered as belong-
ing in an individual. In 1811, win n in company with the
Unite and Scout, destroyed three ships of war, though they
were protected by strong batterie4, in Sogorreßay.
During the American war, from 1813, lie rendered n
endeireci
service to his country he
; he was greateem•
stand of the Dragon,
Bangor and Hampden, aanndd
held a temporary
f Cumberland Island. For some time he l r
assitedsdireeted atthethetakeinagpturnef
cianmand in the Cbresearis•eaunkde.erlh-hiten lase d Aatdtmheiraebct:easot
esteemed by the oi lc generally
esteemed
thetatit oeffionclemrsanciefehriswAitli:jaessti i
a s a presented
marktheir
ef their g a -
-G3overnment Resident
re pee'. In 1819 he was Ilpe'spndshidipiliDecrea:oZU
Commissiener in the CanaZairrilteladkbc-sY .and was Commodore at
that. stationlB3 from7,e
deceasedltitiutinliatlgiendatinal' lakes,
establishmentlBl6 Miss
ingi .lirbays,bfrooukrethn
up in .
Bart., who died in 1836. - In his early
daughter of Sir .1. Ing-ilhy
da,3:esltah7ereloafiediAscd:vn,i.rrayl.safilicisderoomutmidistshieonwomralds
dwaittehdNa'asnfeoolluLesr;
—on
1793; Commander, October '23,
-Lieutenant,
and Rear-Admiral, Jan. 10,
nominated a Companion of the
11s38071.;
TChaepltaatNieno,svAierin'riniile:b:2-de9ar,:1180,...2. ;
Knight Commander in 1840 ; and
Ili
anumniated a Knight Commander of
013natoli,ct.Jouhneer 42,4,1816315.4,
Earl of thecßAoysaTl HLEar.l7;iiri:ifL'n,GuDilEph‘i,coONc.(Ler.,,.
For-
tescue continues in rather better health, although the vener-
able Earl is far from reauvered ft om his recent attack.