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CROUCH re • spectfullv inform tie Nobility, Gentry, and their Friends, that their BENEFT I', which war; Cxoti few the SIX 111 of JUNI:, will he on FRIDNY the THIRD of JUNE, when will be , lerfarrned a Grand CONCERT of VOCAL and IN- S7III7,NTAL MUSIC. Principal Vocal Performerv, Mat Richardson, Miss Tvrer, and Mi•s De Camp. Signer Viganoisi Siiwur Marelli ' and G. Lanza, Jun. Leader of the Bind, Mr. Pinto. Prmcipal Violoncellw, Mr Crouch. Oboe, Mr. Li .g; Flute, Mr. Sinst,who wiil play a new Con cola, consposed by himself for the occaical ; Bassmin, Mr. Holmes t Clarinet, Mr. Mahon; Horns, Messrs Petrider ; Tram.; t, Mr Hyde; Double Bass, Signor Aufuni; and Con certo .P.ano-Fotte, Mr. Neste. ACT 1. Grand Overture, liuSerflote. Mozart. Duet, Signor Viganotu and G. Lanza. Bianchi. Aria, Miss De Camp. Concerto pia; a.yorte, Mr. Neale. DilS4ek. ibiettn, Miss Richardson and G. Lanza. Mozart. Atia, Signor Mumili. /chi.), French HOPIS, Messes, Petrifies. Petrides. 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The Order of the Day being read, for the third re%ding of the Droitwich Road 11;11, after hear;ng Mr. Adam for a considerable time against the a ...ebate ensued, in which the Sake of Norfolk, the Earl of Carnarvon, and Lord Viscount Carleton to a part. The Duke of Norfolk moved a long aux-ailment, which was opposed by the Earl of Car narvon ; and, upon the question being put, the clauSe was negatived. The Bill was then read a third time, and passed, and a Message ordered to be sent to the Commons as usual. Several Bills on the Table were read a second, and the Scotch Schoolmasters' Bill, and Irish Four Courts Bill, a third time. The Clergy 4rming and Residence Bill, with nineteen others, and four returned, were brought up from the Commons by Mr. Alexander, Sir William • Heatlicote, Mr. Fane, Mr. Shaw Le Fevre,. Mr. Scott, Mr. Holland, Mr. Lascelles, and others, pre- seated, and read a first time. Lord AUCKLAND called the attention of the House upon the Ashop of St. and said, .is an unfortunate illness prevented his Right Re x arena Friend from being present, he should hope that the House would have no objcsEtion to his mov ing, that the second reading of the Bill be adjourned to - Monday next. His Lordship moved, that the Order of the Day for the second reading cf the Bill that day be discharged.—Ordered. His Lordship then moved, that the Bill be read a second time next Monday. On the Clergy Farming and Residence Bill being read a first time, The LORD CHANCELLOR left the Woolsack, and moved, that the Bill be printed ; and as the Monday next week was likely to be occupied with the business just disposed of, he would move that the Bill be read a second time on Tuesday . ne and the House summoned.—Ordered. Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNFV3AI t t JUNE I. Mr.BOND moved, that the Speaker should issue his warrant to the Clerk of.the• Crown, to make out a new Writ for .a Burgess to serve in Parlia ment fur the Borough of Southwark, in the County of Surry, in the room of the Right Hon. George Tierney, who since his election had accepted the office of Treasurer of the Navy.—Ordered. Sir JOHN ANDERSON orought in a Bill for improving the Port of London, and to procure au advance of money, out of the Consolidated Fund, towards improving the Navigation of the Thames, erefling new Quays, and for the Encouragement o f Commerce. It was read a first, and ordered to be read a second time. A new W:it was ordered for Fermanagh, in Ire. land, in the room of Lord Viscount ('ole. The Bill for Improviing the Harbour of Alloa was read a third time. Mr. STEELE reported from the Selea Com mittee on the Newcastle-under-Line eleCtion, that the S itting Isleinbeis were duly elected, aad that the Petition was neither frivolous or vexatious. The SECRETARY at \VAR brought up the Army Estimates for the service of the year. Ile gave notice of his intention, with the approbation of the House, to move the Army Estimates in the Committee of Supply on Monday next. An lion. Member moved, That leave should be given to empower the Justices of the PeaCe within England, at their Sessions, annually to allow an ad ditional number of horses for drawing carriages cn Turnpike Roads. Mr. BUXTON said, Turnpike Roads were in jured by the weight of carriages, and he wished to suggest how far it would be proper to restria that weight, rather than add to it by allowing more hones. Mr. SHAW LEFEVRE expressed himself to the same effea. Dave was hor ever given to bring in the Bill. Lord HAWKESBURY brought up some ad ditional Papers relative to the Negotiation, which were ordered to be laid upon the table and printed. The LORD MAYOR of LONDON said, he had in his hand a Petition from the Silk Manufaaurers, who were extremely alarmed at the measure about to be brought into Parliament, for consoli4ating the duty on silk, and permitting the importation of India handkerchiefs in a finished state, on payment of an ad valorem duty of 251. per cent. The Petition was ordered to be laid upon the table. Sir WILLIAM CURTIS wished to call the at tention of the House to the Petition of a very in dustrious class of men, the Spital-fields weavers; these good men were also much alarmed at the rill for the Consolidation of the Silk duties ; the Peti tioners were numerous and respeetable ; the tion was signed by 5,000 persons employed on atiow 10,000 looms; they were all men possessed of large families. The Petition was brought up, and ordered to be laid on the table. • •• • Mr. WILBKAHAM BOOTLI' %etched to put of the consideration of the Bill for •cousoliiiating the Duties on China imported. He had jralis hand a petition against that Bill, on the pm oftwostery eminent proprietors of potteries,- Mr. Nikidgwond and Mr. Sgpde ; the former had vested upwards of ER. [PRICE EIX PEN (' El: 30.030 i. in the china manufaaory, mad the other era oly that -sum ; it was an inta: t matutf:& : • ' and, therefore, required prote4ion.; there were lee sides various manufatliries in Derby lice and nth. counties, which would be materially injured by the operation of this Bill ; he therefore hoped, that the Rill would be deferred till the meter of the pied. • don was entered into. The CHANCELLO:. of the EXCHEQUER observed, flea he would n-t t ave objeded to the proposition, if it could p' ssibll 11AVc been of any advantage to have acceded to k ; but his Hen, Friend . 11111 st 1. 1, 4 aware, ch.': it was only in the Co 4- . mittee, any alteration he wished to propose, cia.:hl be 'carried into He sheeild be very g'l4,) r,) put off the Corramhtee, to afford time ft. , r r:D jeaion that it might beahotight ; mop( rto hrhei : /- ward. He believed his Hon. Friend was u House at the time tae suh;..,ft wits :.`:t in; 100 . v.hen it was expressly stat e d, thet great patai 11:-/ been talhea to cir.ailth - e ;he schfdule, au that ee , r'y person might have ail, poss:bie, flfts . subjeft. He should hope. that by ~.1-ti Committee till next Tuesday, the Hot. Ch.ht. •-ea would be perfetW e : satisfied, avid the eieh: it sary to oppose the second reading n e • The Bill was read :t seennd tohe ct.rnr . .e for Tuesday next ; and the Pethieu ; ordered to be laid on the tablet • • Mr. CANNING gave iiiitice, that he s'n : i.... . morrow, move for two papers, one e! . . been moved for, but got rid cf by th -••• •;. question. The first motion was for Oahe: Memorials transmitted to the British Que.: .1 by the Inhabitants of Malta, or by the Maltese he police; the ether was for a paper he was elesiroassi having in consequence of that part of t -cone spondence between the British and Fr,nch Gover.. welts, in which was expressed the desire pf the Maltese inhabitants with regard. to the possession eh' the Island. He should move for the Copy of a Lis patch from Lord Cornwallis, containing Accounts-of Conferences between him and the French Plenipoten tiary at Amiens, relative to the island of Mal*; to &titer with a Copy of Papers respe6ting the Dispo- • sition of the Maltese Inhabitants towards the Knights of St. John of Jerusalep). • Mr. SHERIDAN thought as therm papers had a reference to the motion the Hon, Gentleman had given ; notice of for Friday, it would be better - to move for then nt wa Mr. CA.\ NING said, it could not be suppi - s:•.s.l but he had consulted with the Noble Lord on toe floor ; it was not his intention to make the Motion till to-morrow. . Lord HAWKESBURY said,. that with regatd to one of the Motions, he had a decided objeaion to the propriety of it, and he should most certainly move the previous question whenever it was pro posed ; with respca to the other he had no such oh ;enjoin Lord FOLIKSTONF„ after desiring that the se cond article of the Treaty of Amiens should entered as read, moved, that an humble Address should be prt.sented to hi.; Majesty, requesting that he w ould be graciously pleased to order accounts of all representations mule to him by the French Go vernment, and of all steps taken by his _Majesty's Ministers towards carrying . into effe& the second article of the 1 reaty Lord HAW4U.SBURY said, he found himself under the necessity or me ving the other orders of tine day. With regard to the article, his Maiesty. had followed the example of former treaties. The ail?. ele had been a subjea of contention. His Majesty. had thought it r:glit to follow the precedent of men treaties; but the French Government had laid in a claim, which was of a nature a hick could not he fairly resisted, namely, that th French Government, in their treaties with other Powers, had no such sti pulation, and therefore it was just there should be set off such sums as were due for the maintenance. of prisoners as were actually-in the service, and under the command of his Majesty's Government; this did not arpy to the tioofis of Austria, Russia, or Bavaria, which his Majesty had thought proper to subsidize, but to the Hessians only ; it had been thought a claim of justice, which his Majesty's Go vernment could not refits: to listen to. His Lord ship added, that this allowance on the part of his Majesty made, hitch- a difference on the face of the account, that it was impossible to ascertai:: on which side the balance was—the important point was the saving the principle itself. His Lordship concluded by moving the Orders of the Day. Mr. T. GRENViLLE supported the original motion. General GASCOIGNE opposed the amendment . , and put sore questions to his Majesty's Ministers, which they did not think it necessary to answer. The motion of the Noble'Lord was carried. The I-louse went sinto-a Committee on the Sol diers' Relief Bill, and the Report was ordered to be received to-morrow. Mr. SHERIDAN gave notice of his intentiort tn submit a motion to the Houae, to-morrow, on the bub jed • of the Middlesex Eleaion. it Mess tge from the Lords informed the Howe their Lordships had agreed to the Gunpowder Ex portation Indemnity Bill, the Scotch Schoolmasters' Rill, the Irish Courts of Law Bill, and several Private Bills. The House went into a Committee on the Militia Completion Bill. The Report was received, and the Bill read a third•time. • The SECRETARY at-WA R . gave notice, that to-morrow he should' movelor a Committee to en-& quire into the state of the in Scotland. CUSTOMS COtiSOLVDATION. The House then, pursuant - bilk -order of the -day, - clayi restaveid itself into nnontielweiliee"'" Mr. Alrander in the Cr"hai. • The LORD MAYOR -Said, dint !tise owners for the preens, in emisictietteitirthe *Mr, would abstain from any opposition to: the Teenage Dnty, reserving .to theraa theiightufappiyint for its repeal a: tom: mote seasonable opportunity. General GASCOIGNZ wished to know Whether any measure was 40 be btcught forcard in respc:t , *, EM =