The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-21 00:00:00

APPEAL TO THE 16:Y.TING.

As nothing has appellee, the @hireling factious,
end their venal blood-hoosods of the press, o cent
pletely as the peaceable conduct of recent Reform
Meetings in 114 country, so it is therefore deloolly
to be hoped that the present Meoting in twin will
prove, by moderation of behaviour mad 0400 of
reasoning, not less formidable to the myrmidons of
poser in she Metropolis.
The following ore the Resolutions lo be proposed
In she Meeting for utioprion
1. Resolved. Therefore, ibit every pewee bora is Great
Britain Red Irelaad, k by Whereat right—rata.
2. Thai for the proseetiow of the Life. she Liberty, and the
Propery of eery hlember. i• a free Witte, it I, espedient awl
tweet al that a lode of loos should he established, and aa
Eteeative Adinwistraiina thew( pi evaded.
3. llsai as Life. Libels', awl Moroi), are equally dear io
every Alan. oltaie.er may be his nok. ellOdilioll. Of %lonia-
mew. Is follow. of serenity, has every Mtn, la a free Stair.
is equally emitted in al voice la the en:metal, of such Lass,
sad their Provisioaal Adwinistraion

4. That in suppmi the pew 'gm vet alesdaist spew a day
AdoLlwratier of the Law, fair preparsiwaved enetrihrlion
Lein every member of the euwenivai y might to be eiriitably
levied.

b. Thai the Itight. atoll bring moat. roo Freeman in firm*
Bald. of Irelaud soils to be lazed without bit previous ad-
lo a pipit-4am.. f !barefoot Right.
6 Th this that/Teal Hight many be o aerated is the choice
at Hepteoestativro, tit be rattly aarl freely solosisared or chomps
toy floe Vniers for Vote, a the largest proportion of the abode
blerabers of tie S ate.
i. That the perostoo elm at preoeol compose the Kriel* Iliosse
Cossoisoo have NM bees fairly and freely souolsomed. or chow.
by the Voice. or Vices lath: largest prioportio• 011ie Members
oho Mete.

L Tlwrefom, that wry Laws which as, hereafter bemoaned.
si my Taxes which OW) be imposed isy she present British
Ilsnese of Commesso, might oat, in equity, is be considered obli
vow, wpm Mom who are isajonly excluded from Vitas their
Voices or Votes la the choke of Represeatai
9. That frnas sad after the lest day of January, lin ova
meant enasciesolionly coasidet oanelms as bound is evilly by
any fissure emelowims whirls any be made by my persons,
styling shemelves nor Represeutaiives, ether sham those who
Mall be fully, freely, mad fairly chasm, by the Voices., Votes of
the largest proponion of the Members of she hiss".
10. Tim, with a view is amelenise she choice of kpl mid
Js-t Repremstatives of the whale People, we will came Hooks
Is be forthwith amnia In the dlierent Parishes of ibis Metro-
polis. far she earolmmit of the i 5.,,, and residewee of every
as. Sr mature or and mend Naiad resideat thereia, se as to
milk him so give Voir when legally required is nods.
11. That an humble Address be prenmied to the Prince Re-
gent, regressing he will be grieimsly pleased to lase his Wilts
la Sire Nreeilfr and • her liniments Oflicers of the Mermen
Cm.slies and Cities of this Ciapiro, to came Itepresestatiess se
be chases agreeably to she foregolag ResslatioN, mid to area-
Ole is Parlsaasent le Joinery seat.
IS TMs it is She rinse Sr every individual to resale and es-
press his Religinin ()visions, whims brio' answerable to any
Minim tribunal ; mod that it is wicked, iattslerans„ arid sajost,
to impale civil disabilities sia s of my 'liftmen is Re-
Illinois profession.
13. Must this Memiag has unarmed w ill the deepest sympa-
thy and mitt she sufferings of ear fellow-emairymea of Ire-
Mad, profession she Catholic Faille, who, by She anjost.l
arbitrary, and creel laws of a selfmketed Legislanne, Linn
been Wag subject'yl to she severest miseries, which oar body at
mew caw Wirt open smother.
11. rhos the applicalious for Caiholic Emancipation, ohm
repealed. and always barbarism!, refs-rd. peeve beymd all
daubs, that the mesas by whfch ihe Catholics car heire for
she removal of their disabilities, is by waiting wish the People
of Coglarsd amyl Sctolaud, sad trims isig Radical Reflem,
which. by Mifflin In all mew equal sighs., will Waft MI air
Callinlic Cmairsaimi she free eajoysamt f all they mt.
15. That an Addre-s.espeessing Mete our station s, be pre-
pared Is. the Committee, signed by the lliairmass and Seem-
tars. tad intimaisted to the leading Members of she Catholic
Roily in !reined. for she purpose of aroma, circulation.
16. That this Meting; hereby salessoily proclaim their sincere
desire fur an maim of all sincere tteformess, sad shey isms site
themlive branch of peter sad good-still to Mose wham she im-
perious calls of domestic, private or public alines, compel to
remains passive to Menses' Sr their biresher•sof.
fevers, and above all m she British soldier that be may um be
driven by she fear of wormitoss, she horror of a lacerated back,
fir she lies of life. by a diumbead Cart-Martial, to deeds is
defeat" of she system which his seal abhors.
17. That this Meeting solemnly disclaims lad Debt impodessly
and falsely caged National I Mat as Is was committed by the
Onemenhissesgers, animist the comma of she People, let the
B kmisagers pay the principal sad 'Merest of she same.
lrilist ibis Merlins unequivocally diml 3. any sh ire or
poriscipistioes in the ilionraerful sad enwanlly act of she Bo-
rooghwoongem, is placing she brave Napoleon, a primmer to
perish wpm, a amen Woad, shut oat from Hem ninety. sad
Imo from his wily sm. whilst be is exposed to the brutal Moo-
Mate of a hired keeper.

American Papers to the 23d ult. arrived t►is Dern.
ing. We extract the following :
A notice has been issued in Portugal by the Board
of Commerce, horn which it appears that the Porte-
geese Government is preparing to claim of t►e United
Slates, t►e sateent of the losses sustained by their
merc►ants, in consequence of t►e captures by priva-
teers ender the Amuses sag. The notice is as fol-

lows:-

" Tho Royal Board of Commerce to all his Ma-
jestes subjects makes keewu :
" That bis Majesty has been pinged to order, that
the owners, or those interested in the ls insulted,
robbed, or captured by the pirates do present legal
proofs of the losses they have sostsined, in order that
the necessary claims may be made upon the United
States. For this purpose the persons interested in
I those lows are required to esbibit the above-men-
tioned documents within 30 days after the dale of the
present notice, that they may be submitted to bis
Majesty for his royal determination. In virtue
whereof the said Board has directed the above to be
published in convey f the order received from
the Secretary of State and War Department, dated
the 43d inst.
(Signed) ^ JOSE AIIURSIO DAS NEVE/.
Litionn, April SS, 1519."
(Nees Fork Evening Posl, June 21.)
AUGUSTA (GEORGIA), JUNI 10.—The commercial
distress in this place Is without esample, and the
number of drafts that have been sold in this place en
persons in the cities of Baltimore, New York, Phi-
ladelphia, and Boston, and returned unpaid, has
n"t only destroyed our confidence in that mod. of
remittance, bet added much to the general calamity.
—( Philadelphia Denial-elk Prese, hats 21.)
AN INDIAN WAR DRP:WING.
A letter from • Gentleman at Belle Point, on the
Arkansaw, to another in this city, sap, that the
Cherokee and O•age Indians are on the eve of so-
other war— that the Cherokees are the aggressors, is
is amid, there is no doubt. They had within • few
aoya stolen forty horses from the °sages, ■nd in
taking them home they killed four men and wounded
several more. This mode of procedure b looked