The Sun.
London, England, 1842-06-13 00:00:00

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Never have we seen so large or so gay an assembly as
was collected on Saturday within the grounds at Chis-
wick. The continued beauty of the weather banished
those doubts and fears which so often arise in the minds
of the English fair, when they contemplate an out-of-
doors entertainment ; and for weeks past, the office of
the Horticultural Society has been assailed by longing
applicants for tickets, Yesterday no less than 3,000
were issued, and the whole number taken amounted to
20,000. Indeed, the demand was greater than the
supply, and some tickets which were set aside as a last
resource, in case of need, were exhausted. The ex-
hibition was not, perhaps, so attractive to the eye of the
general observer, as is frequently the case with the June
show, as the display of the preceding month ; but all
who understand the difficulty of culture, and appreciate
the cost and labour necessary to overcome such difficulty
would pronounce Saturday's exhibition excellent. The
prizes and the names of the successful competitors are
as follows :

AWARD OF THE JUDGES, No. I.—Pinks.—N. Silver
Banksian, Mr. Willwer.

Pelargoniums (Large Collections)—Gold Banksian,
Mr. Bell ; Silver Knightian, Mr. Bromley, gardener to
Miss Anderson ;N. Gold Banksian, Catleugh ;
Silver Gilt, Mr. Gaines.
Pelargoniums (Small Collection).—Silver Gilt, Mr.
Bourne, gardener to Sir E. Paget ; Large Silver, Mr•
Hunt, gardener to Miss Trail ; N. Silver Gilt, Mr. Cat-
leugh ; N. Large Silver, Mr. Gaines.
Moss Roses.—N. Silver Knightian, Mr. Rivers ; N.
Silver Banksian, Mr. Cobbett.
Common Garden Roses.—Large Silver, Mr. Milne ,
Silver Banksian, Mr. Heming ; Silver Knightian, Mr.
A. Rowland ; N. Large Silver, Mr. Paul; N. Silver
Banksian, Mr. Lane ; N. Silver Knightian, Messrs. De-
nis, Wood, and Cobbett.

Chinose Roses.—Large Silver, Mr. Fleming ; Silver
Banksian, Mr. A. Rowland, and Mr. Toy, gardener to
Alston, Esq. ; Silver Knightian, Mr. Milne, gardener
to C. Chauncey, Esq. ; N. Large Silver. Mr. Lane ; N.
Silver Banksian, Messrs. Cobbett and Wood ; N. Silver
Knightian, Messrs. Rivers and Paul.

Herbaceous Calceolarias.—Large Silver, Mr. Barnes;
N. Silver Banksian, Mr. Catleugh.
Shrubby Calceolarias.—Large Silver, Mr. Barnes ;
Silver Banksian, Mr. Joynes, gardener to Mrs. Hall,
and Mr. Jolleridge ; N. Large Silver, Mr. Gaines ; N.
Silver Knightian, Mr. Catleugh.
Seedling Florist's Flowers—Silver Knightian, Mr.
Whomes, gardener to E. Foster, Esq. ; Mr. Beck, and
Mr. Green, gardener to Sir E. Antrobus ; Silver Bank-
sian, Messrs. Pamplia and Lockhart ; Certificate. Messrs.
Beck, Bassett, Barnes, and Green.
No. ll.—Stove and Greenhouse Plants, in Collections
of from Fifty to Sixty Plants.—Gold Knightian, Mr.
Green ; Gold Banksian, Mr. Goode, gardener to Mrs.
Lawrence ; Silver Gilt, Mr. Hunt, gardener to Miss
Tralll.

Stove and Greenhouse Plants, in Collections of from
Fifteen to Twenty Plants.—Gold Banksian, Mr. Barnes,
gardener to Norme,n,EN. ; Large Silver, Mr. Goode ;

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N. Gold Banksian, Mr. Catleugh ; N. Large Silver, Mt
Pawley ; N. Silver Knightia.n, Mr. Jackson.
Stove and Greenhouse Plants, in Collections of Six ,
Distinct Species.—Large Silver, Mr. Clarke, gardener to
M. Smith, Esq. ; Silver Kuightian, Mr. Bruce, gardener
to Miller, Esq. ; Silver Banksian, Mr. Falconer.;
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Silver Knightian, Mr. Frazer.
Stove and Greenhouse Climbers.—Gold Banksian,
Mr. Goode.
No. M.—Fruit, Miscellaneous Collections of.—Gold
Banksian, Mr. Dodds, gardener to Sir E. Warrender
Large Silver, Mr. George Shields, gardener to Lord
Blantyre ; M. G. Gold Banksian, Mr. Henderson, gs&
dener to Sir G. Beaumont; M. G. Large Silver, Mr. Chap,

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Grapes.—Silver Gilt, Mr. Toy, gardener to E. Alston,
Esq.; Large Silver, Mr. Judd, gardener to E. .ICn°tl'
Esq., F.d.S.; Silver Knightian, Mr. Wortley, gardener
to 6. Maubert, Esq.; Mr. Atlee„crardener to H. Beauty'',
Esq.; Silver Banksian, J. Campbell, gardener to Gene
O'Loughlin ; M. G. Silver Gilt, Mr. Davis, gardener to
Sir S. Clarke, Bart. ; M. G. Large Silver, Mr. Bell ; 31"_.
G. Silver Knightian, Mr. E. Mitchell ; M. G. Sill'
Banksian, Messrs. Chapman, Pillars, and Brown.
Pine Apples.—Siver Gilt, Mr. Brewin, gardner to •11!
Gunter, Esq. Large Silver, Mr. W homes ; Si-11Fr
Knightian, J. Fish, gardener to Oddie, Esq.
Peaches or Nectarines, in Dishes of Six Specimens:"
Silver Knightian, Mr. Fish, gardener to SoweriC
Esq.; Silver Banksian, Mr. Mitchell, gardener to •ber-•
Majesty the Queen Dowager, Sudbury; M. G. SilTr!"
Knightian, Mr. M. Henderson.
Miscellaneous Fruit.—Silver Knightian, Mr.Lotit
gardener to S. Gurney, Esq.; Silver Banksian, Mr. Ser,
gardener to Sir G. Stanton; Mr. Reid; Certificate, civil
J. Fish; Mr. Leslie, gardener to Fleming, Esq. il.
Elliott, gardener to J. Boothby, Esq.; J. Baldwin.
No. IV. Cape Heaths— Twenty Species.--41
Knightian, Mr. May, gardener to E. Goodheart, Of 4
Silver Gilt, Mr. Barnes, gardener to E. Norman,
Large Silver, Mr. Goode, gardener to Mrs Lawrer
F. H. S., Ealing Park; N. Silver Gilt, Mr. Jackson.
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Cape Heaths—Six. Species.—Large Silver, Mr. 11°17
N. Silver, Mr. _Fawley.
Tall Cacti, in Flower.—Lare Silver, Mr. Bruce, t,i'
dener to B. Miller, Esq.; Silver Knightian, Mr. Falcnvr:
gardener to A. Palmer, Esq.
No. V. Six Species of Exotic Orchida,cete.—G
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Banksian, Mr. Mylam, gardener to J. Ruckes,_
F.H.S. ; Large Silver, Mr. Barnes ; N. Gold Banks
Mr.Rollisson.
Exotic Orchidacem—Single Specimen.—Large
Mr. Mylam ; Silver Knightian, Mr. Bruce ;
Banksian, Mr. Edmonds, gardener to his Grace the Pt
silent, at Chiswick ; N. Large Silver, Mr. RollisLon.
Single Specimens of Ornamental Plants.—Large
Messrs. Veitch and Bruce ; Silver lnightian, Mr. Hor
ing, gardener to the Rev. J. Beadon, F. 11.5., Mr.
leugh, and Mr. Story, F.H.S. ; Silver Banksian,
Guude, gardener to Mrs. Lawrence, F.H.S. ;
Mr. Bruce, and Mr. Falconer. 4
Miscellaneous Flowers.—Certificate,• Mr. Barnes,
Falconer, gardener to A. Palmer, Esq., Mr.. Sa4
gardener to T. Teales, Esq., Mr. Bruce, Mr. F - •
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and Mr. Gaines. •

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. >,- )1
(From the Hampshire Telegraph.) ,• .:
The Isis, 44, was at Rio Janeiro on the 10th Ap:
The Belvidere, 36, was at Cadiz on the 23d May.
The Rodney, 90, arrived at Alexandria on the trio
May, and sailed for the Levant. The Cyclops snivel/
Beyrout on the 18th, and the Magicienne on the 217
the latter sailed again on the following day. ' kA J
The Ringdove, 16, was at Bermuda on the 26th
The Pique, 36, Captain Forbes, was paid off to,„,
and is to be immediately re-commissioned by CaptaPA
with all her fitments, spars, rigging, and arraagn
merely returning unserviceable stores.
The Lightning, Fearless, • and Monkey, are:ce )309
4tilirelit
ployed in the Downs, to assist in placing Mr.
eassoon ; but the N.E. winds prevent their pr
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with it.
The Dee has arrived at Woolwich to fit for a 607
transport.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 9.—On Thursday last, the
6, Lieut. R. E. Pyrn, sailed for South America ;,„,
sailed the Falmouth lighter, with stores for Ports:P..
On Saturday, arrived the Raven cutter, 4, Lieut. ".
Shiels, from Chatham, with the. Marines lately palA
from the Comus, and sailed again the following mall
for Portsmnuth. On Sunday, sailed the Malabtj
Capt. G. H. Sartorius, for the Brazils, having on Pl,/,
supernumeraries for the vessels on that station.iOn Pll,
day, arrived the Pluto steamer, Commander W'
Blount, from the coast of Africa ; she left Sierra i
the 9th of April, leaving only the Prompt, man-w,.'
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schooner, at that place ; Pluto sailed for Woolsvic9
next day. The Vulcan, Revenue Steamer, Li
Crispin, arrived on Tuesday from a cruise. In Hare
San Josef, Caledonia, Philomel,. Confiance, DI
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transport. • .4.