The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-11-11 00:00:00

NAVAL INTBLLIG

DICAL, Not►, 10.—Arrived the Caledonia
packets, from Limerick ; and the Daphne
Dunkirk.—Came down from the River
with the whole of the outwardboond for

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 10.—Arrived Ids
dice, from the Downs.—Sailed his Majesty',
Cork.

Al =son swwww_u_Apirtrtt.L's Or ring,
vessels as may arrive aajliihead, bound
are desired to repair forthwith to Yarrumw
Su Visor?. convoy, which ship will wai.
wind bt lipit4inchnnage.
PLVmotau, Nov. 9.—C.,rme in the
from Malaga, iq distress, and the Helicon
a crti6e!—SOled the ,Rhin and Eridanas
Plo‘er on u (Iroise.
FA LIMOUTIO, Nov. B.—Arrived the Speed.
from Cork ; also a wan of war, brig, ad
kaawn.—flaihrd the Windsor Castle pa&

Ramieltsc Nov: 10.....mbe Eaterpr‘
Newcartle :to 'LYiniairion, it totally lot*
Came in the Consolante.- for Morlal;, -
chor and cable; Nancy, Comb, for
alio) ; Brsrtheri, Jones, foe publia,
reign ve!4;el, Kith lota ititbitt ;1;
of anchor and cable ; other
shelter and with damage.:ittriculart tci-inotrow
MARdATR, Nov. ]O:—Caine in the
balk and leathe,r from Peasant, arab
topmast, and purr of her cable..

MR. CANNINI
. iiiti Tel '-
CLAIMANT TO THR KARLD'OSI

. There is at present confined as
Cautiongate Gael of Edinborgh,
fnstanca of George Canning, Esq.
Piccadilly, County of Middlesex,
the Member for Petersfield), a persoi
of William Ogilvie, designing himser
later and Baron Bluff. The debt
bond, in the english form; aihoi,h)
the bond is signed Fi.ndlater •and
lowed lap by a decree before .the
as against William, Earl of.FindfatsTr
Plaintiff has, in the writ of capOeft,'
signation to " William Ogilvie, call'
of leindlMer ;" and upon that,
of the Realm has been committed
in a state of great poverty, his LAI
applied to the Magistrates of Can
nett of the Scots Act, 1696, co;
" Act of Grace."

This application was st►ennou+
Canning, on the'grouad that the
impostor, and that he had no rig
Earl of Findlater 1 that be had or
from him on false pretences, &c.
it was stated by the Noble Defel
to tlie Earldom of Findlater wi
b bad, been regularly Sorted heir
the Sheriff Of Banff; that he had 1
aid written to as PAT] by seven,
rank,, and who bad promised hi
with money and otherwise, to p
be reCagnized by the House of
evil hour be became acquainted
. Mr. Canning, who besieged him
ing him any sum of money, even
.20,0001.: if be .would use his int!,
turned for. a Stettish burgh- Th'
received 30001.:foithis. purpose,
ing that he had joined with Mr.
theircountenance and support
quence of which, he and his fami!
Ito could not get Ms title recognit
Lords, and his- friend Mr.. Cann
biagh, and is now also minus hi
for electioneering purposes.

The following account of some
tended the meeting of the Prince
the Empress MARIA LoUM, at '
niceted on the authority -of a lettt
the Princess's physician, to a ' col
country :—The Doctor says, "
invited the Ex-Empress to dint
and he were appointed to act`
on the occasion. In the evening'',
a sofa, between the Illustrious P
special command. The conversaf
with much spirit on the part
and among other subjects- she most
marks on the great and suddei
1 lately taken place, from which I
JAluticAl Sem 17.—0 n the 13th instant, °tithe! outc.h. She' concluded by giving
city of St. Domingo, thi ,Cydnus tell in with anl Andiravtigular list of her comptai
American privateer schooner, to which she gave, siapittion,•Aa a medical man, ou t'
chisel but the winebecoming light, the latter escapedii course of the evening,'"llos EI.Et
after throwing overboard all her guns. We learry, patty the honour of singing twt
,•liat I,Caithageniati privateer captured on the sth I marking, that she had no naturaL
r. the British schooner Favourite, • Haynes, !, but her dear husband being pastdonatel,
..„x - . .
rem tho Grand Citymanas, with a cargo of -cotton, ' she had, 'lace her marriagiet cultiver
wood, and thole, bound to Montego Bay. After I with much assiduity. She then
the eapttulkof 'the Favourite, the Captain of the pri. Princess of WALES to join her it
vateer, who 40eared to be an Englishman, requested : duet, which was performed by th
Captain IIAY4d to point out to him a pilot who was ; mines with considerable feeliui
acquainted with Awned et Cuba, as he intended Doctor observes, that the Ex.'
craizing in that directkt w. The latter refused with ; any means be called handsome,
indignation, observing,;tbat 'it would be assisting teresting look."—(Glasgoro aro:,
probably to capture Britbh and Spanish vessels, and I - A writer in the Time, gravely
that by the privateer of a self-assumed Government, PRINCE REGENT to asslime,the title
not acknowledged by.any Power. This so incensed the Sea ;" we think 'tEmperor
the Captain of the marauder that he took all the ' would be more appropriate.
turtle into his vessel, and had the Favourite ind Miss STYPIIENS, we are glad to
atantly burnt. He then gave the crew a canoe to I recovered from her late indisposi
land at Negril Bay, where they arrived in safety.— . thought she will soon be c;An '
When they left- him he used the most opprobrious ' hymeneal character. ••••...
epithets to them respecting the British, and said that i In consequence of *a inure being
Carthagena was an Independent State, which did not' Leadenhall.street a short time agr
;ore a d--n for any offence that might be taken chief support of the eastern part
against what she did: 1 longing to the Spread -1:ogle Inn, ..._
SEPT. 24.—'rhe Montague packet, Captain WAT. the party wall in that quarter sudrienli
HMS, arrived on Sunday with the August mail.— ' Wednesday evening, about Amnon '-'
She sailed from Falmouth on the 10th of that month,' range of lodging-rooms, together
'and anchored at Barbadoes on the 9th instant, and fell precipitately to the ground:
proceeded from thence to St. Lucia, Martinique, and son happened to be on that part ,
CarlCOat which last bland she left on Wednesday :
,tee accident whatever Occurred, do
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ae'lmight. 1 which were slightly braid.