The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-15 00:00:00

THIRD READINGS.

The General Rev, raaonery end levestment Company
Bill, awl the Lincolnshire Estuary Bill, were reed e
third tame end passed.
The Hove Improvement Bill was considered and
agreed to.
Moore's Estate Bill was► read a second time, and
ordered (o be commit,. d
PETITIONS.

Lord BROOKE preifroted a petition from the county
of Warwick, praying for au alteration of the ecclebissucat
tw.

Mr. DIVETT presented a petition from Exeter, pray-
ing the HOll6O to pas* a Bin w <limpet physicians to
write their prescriptions in English instead of Latin.
Mr. SO rtiERO N presentvd a petition from Bradford,
in Wiltshire, praying that the Crystal Palace might be
devoted to the purposes of a winter garden.
Mr. I'. DUNCO MBE presented a petition from Mr
R. Owen, praying for inquiry into his system of edu-
cation.

Lord MAHON presented a petition from Hertford in
favour of the continuance of the Crystal Palace.
Mr. BES r presented a similar petition from a place
in Worce&ershire, and praying that the building might
be converti-d into v. self-supporting winter garden.

Mr. P. BU rLEEZ presented a, petition from the millets
of the county of Kerry, complaining of the introduction
of forei,t❑ ft 'ur.
Admiral GORDON pre-ented a petition from Aber-
deen against the Sal:non Fisheries Bill.
Mr. WILLIAMS and several other Hon. Members
presented pplitions in favour of the Pharmacy Bill.
Mt. HUME presented a petition from a place in Esfaex,
complaining of the inequality of the property and
mu:quo-tax; .41so a petition, very numerously signed,
from Gr at Yarmouth, complaining of the proceedings
ov the Board of Health, in taking the drainage of the
locality ou, of the hand, of the local authorities.

Mr. E. 13. ROCIIE presented a petttion from the
millers of Kins-ile, preying the Howe to pass some tnes-
-urte to relieve the pre-seat de-pressed btate of the millers
of Ireland.

METROPOLITAN CEMETERIES.
V!sc mni DUN(;AN molted Mr. Cornewail Lewis what
number of o,meteries the Commissioners of the Rosrd of
H,nith have purehsseo, uetier toe AM 13 Red t 4 'To..
c. 52; whY analunt of money has be n expendtd to
such ptuctases. th« haw sof the cemeteries which they
we in trea y for; and also the name of the fund fry m
whin!, the money, Ate to be taken for defr3ying any part
pre,,e,t or future purchases of greund f r burying her
Majed subj cts in or near the metropolis?
C. LEI. IS sat i that oo cPws,eties hod yta 1143'."
purchased, but the Governit.nt were in treaty tor act
Aubbeati ant) Br!atipturi.
WATER SUPPLY.

Mr. THOMAS 151.1 NCoSit3E—a:ked a quemiiin of
L ›rd J Rumsell, a% to the intenzt n* of the Govern.
Extent wttn respect to legislivion ou water supply this

esmion.

Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that tho, intentions o
the &Melee:wet. would depecd very Mulch 0,, wntutie,
the Committee kit presont sitting reported in time tut
any BzII t.. h., mtt.).ine •ti this ses,,ion.
Mr. T. lI)UACOM tsE siid bh aid repeat
Lion in a tit,einen form on Wed, r>day
tiosPirAL Fott CIIE CONS TABULARY,
PHCENIX PARK.

Mr. GROGAN *eked the Min! Secretary for Ire:
laid it any plan tor the erection of an hospital lii
Priasoix Park for the Use of !he constabulary bad been
submitted to the Irish Government, and Whether such
plan has been approved of or not; it he will plot, on th,
table o: the House a copy of auto plan, of the ealituateo
and of the nattit,er nyde
cost of erecting such hospital,
which the propotad hcispittil will contain; if any apPil
cation h 4. he, n made to the Woods situ Fotesta tor "
grant or leave of the ground upon which such hospital
is proposed to be erected; and if he will lay a copy of
such applicati'in before the House.?
Sir W. SOMERVILLE sand he had not reoPived
any Information ou the subject alluded to by the Hon.
Member.

FLAG PRO AOTTONS.
Sir GEORGE PE'3IIELL rose to quire of the Firs,
Lord of the Admiralty
what arrangements bad b• en
made with respect to the civil appointments of Vice
and Rear-Admirals of Great Britain since the late pro.
motion and the revision of the list tee flog officers. Also,
whether the Li( officers nsw removed from the Active
List are to fortn a separee list, or to be amalgainaten
with the Retired List f 1846. Also, whether the lists
of retired officers and the promotion of commanders and
lieutenants, according to the plan lately le,id before Par.
liamant, will be
announcedpiuoith,etmGertzo lee e ev and Rear-
.
f
Sir F BARING said that the late promothin would
mak" no rence in theap
Admirals of Great Britain, which did nut rest with the
Admiralty but the Treasury.
With regard to the second
to form a reserved Hid.
belonging neitherer
question, the.., fi ig offi c
to rs w
the active nor retired lists. Of
o,mtae, all these alt,rations would be announced in the
usual manner.
INSULT TO HER MAJESTY.
Sir W. VERNER asked the Attorney General for
E,,giao, whether his attention had been directed to
certain
passaa, s. neaspAper, published July 5, end.
del the Catholic Valic,,tor, and amongst them to one
to the reelluau,K eft et l'hat if her hi.jeity th• Quern
should place her sli•ature to a certain abominable Bill
(the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill), she will compel all real
es,rholica to regard her in a manner we are certain she
will have cans* tee Teg,e. ?t,
Lord J. RUSSELL (in the absence, of the Attorney.
General) stein his atten iuu ha,t Wes directed to eer tam
Pao,ayea ned in a r,ew,p4p-r, call-d the Catholic
Vindicator, acid pence' erly to this tass,gt, Chat. o
her MI j' Sty the n
en all, old her wg,laturp 10 a
cert,tin eheainttole Bill (the Ecclesiastical I itl.s 811),
she will n,,mpd alt ~,.„1 Catholics to regard her in a wan-
ner we are ctltein she will have cause to regret." He
(Lad John Rumen) had 80D26 onifenatten with