The Sun.
London, England, 1849-02-27 00:00:00

VAN DIEMENS LAND.

Mr. ANSTEY gave notice that he should on this day
fortnight move an address to the Crown, praying that
her Majesty's Ministers should not unnecessarily inter-
fere with the members of the Supreme Court of that
i, land.

DENUNCIATIONS IN IRELAND.
Sir J. TYRRELL gave notice that he should on this
day fortnight move for a copy of the denunciation pub-
lished in Ireland on the 3d of May, 1848; also for copies
of the police reports relative to the denunciations in
Kenmore, dated 18th March, 1848 ; 17th April, 1848 ;
24th April, 1848 ; 19th May, 1848 ; and also for copies
of the correspondence which had passed on the subject
between her Majesty's Ministers and the Government in
Ireland.

THE WAR IN THE PUNJAUB.
Mr. GEORGE THOMPSON gave notice that on
this day fortnight he would move for returns of
the British troops, regular and irregular, ordered by
the Governor-G,-neral of India, or any subordinate
functionary, to take the field in the Punjaub, from the
18th of April to the 31st of December, 1848, showing
the number of guns, the number of regiments or
detachments of regiments, and the strength of each
regiment or detachment in officers and men ; also
for a return of the camp followers attached to,
and officially reported by, each regiment, de-
tachment, and field department of the troops
so employed; also for a return, showing the number of
combatNnts and non-combatants that were paid by the
Field Pay department, er subsisted by the Field Com-
missariat department, during each month of the above
period; also for a return of the number of native al-
ltev, whether commanded by British officers or native
sirdars, that were in the field or maintained during the
same period.
REGISTERED STEAM VESSELS OF THE
UNITED KINGDOM.

Mr. ANDERSON moved for a return, in a tabular
form, of the registered steam-vessels of the United King-
dom, on the Ist day of January, 1849, stating, in sepa-
rate columns, the foil 'wing particulars:—l, Vessels'
names; 2, port of registry; 3, data of registry; 4, regis-
tered owners; 5, dimensions of vessels in length and
breadth ; 6, tonnage, exclusive of engine-room, and
gross tonnage, where practicable; and distinguishing
vessels built of iron.

Sir J. HOBHOUSE had no objections that the returns
should be ordered, but he did not think they would ever
be gut.—The returns were then order.d to be made.

NAVY ESTIMATES.

Mr. HUME gave notice of his intention, whenever
the Navy estimates were brought on to submit a
motion to the House for the purpose of carry-
, ing out the recommendation of the Committee,
of last year with respect to the reduction of the number
of admirals in the fleet, and the number of batallions in
the army.
The Hon. MEMBER also moved, pursuant to notice,
for a list, alphabetically arranged, of all persons in Eng-
land, receiving salaries, pensions, pay, profits, fees,
emoluments, allowances, or grants of public money, be.
tween the sth day of Jan., 1848, and sth day of Jan., 1849.
the amount of which exceeds 2001.; stating, the total
amount received by each individual, and distinguishing
the sources from which the payments are made, and the
aggregate of the whole ; similar return of all persons in
England, receiving salaries, pensions, pay, fees, emolu-
ments, allowances, or grants of public money (not in.
chiding those persons paid by wages), between the sth
day of Jan., 1848, and the sth day of Jun., 1849, the
amount of which is upwards of 501. and not exceeding 2001.
sterling each person, the total amount received by each
individual, and distinguishing the sources from which
the payments are made, and the aggregate of the whole;
t=o as to exhibit in those two lists every person in Ent,.
land in the receipt of 501. and upwards from those and
from all other sources of public money (the Church ex-
cepted). Also, two similar lists for Scotland, and two
similar lists for Ireland.—Agreed to.