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• THURSDAY, FIBRUARY s 6.

Committee mace definite than the metier before
the Houfe, in order that they might the better
comprehend the fubjal on which they were to re-
port their opinion.
Lord WILLIAM RUSSELL had no oblation to
conform to any Propofal that might anfwer his

Mr. BASSI maintained that Magiftrates had
already the power of adminiftering the relief de-
fired, and faw no necefiity for the propofition be-
fore the Houfe. He therefore moved the previous
quellion, which being put, a divifion was called
for—Ayes 3—Noes 49.—Majority 46.
Lord WILLIAM RUSSELL'S motion being put,
was carried without a divifion.
Lord WILLIAM RUSSELL prefented his Bill for
the Relief of the Poor in certain cafes ; which
was read a firft time, and ordered to be read a,
fecond on Friday next. On the motion of Mr. 1
Lefcvre, the Bill was ordered to be printed.
The Houfe refolved, in the Committee, on the
motion of Mr. Ryder, for the further confidera-
tion of the Report from the Committee on Provi-
lions for the purpofe of further extending the
Bounty on the Importation of American fine Flour,
and he moved to extend the bounty on all fine
flour, which (hall have been cleared out of any
port in Amerika from the 25th of January to the
25th of March, 18oi, at the rate of 965. for every
barrel weighing 196 lb.; and for every fuch barrel
of fuperfine flour 985.; that is to fay, paying
the importer the difference between thofe fums,
and fuch lcffer fums, refpeEtively, as fuch flour
;hall be fold for at public auction within two
months after its arrivaL—Agreed to.
The remaining orders of the day were poftpon-1
cd, and the Houfe adjourned.
. SECOND Rs roar.—The Committee appointed to
take into confideration, what additional orders,andl
what other regulations, it may be proper to make,
relative to the Proceedings of this Houfe in con-
fequence of the Union of Great Britain and Ire-
had ; and to report the fame, with their opinion
thereupon, from time to time, to the Houfe :
Have made a further progrefs in the matters to
them referred ; and have come to the following
refolutions, viz.
Refolved.—That ft is the opinion of this Committee, that
no Peer of Ireland, utiles zanily elected and (erring for any
county, city, or borough of Great Britain, bath any right to
give his vote in the &dhoti of any member to fern in Pasta-
man for that part of the United Kingdom called Ireland.
Refolvolf-.That it is the opinion of this Committee, that no
Peer of Ireland, deb:4 (or who thall be elefled) to fit and
vote on the part of Ireland in the Houfe of Lords of the Par-
liament of the United Kingdom. or who bath or flail have
voted at fueh eledtion, bath any right to give his vote in the
dedion of any member to ferve in Parliament for that part
of the United Kingdom called Great Britain.
itefolved,...That it is the opinion of this Committee, that
it is a high infringement of the liberties and privileges of the
Commons, for any Lord of Parliament to concern hinifelf in
the dedion, or for any Governor of any county in that part of
the United Kingdom called Ireland, to avail himfolf of any
othority derived from his commiSoo to influence the eledion,
sr any member to fervc for the Caimans in Parliament.

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