The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-06 00:00:00

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The Undersigned, Minister Plenipotentiary from
his Mdjesty the King of Sweden, has just received
ordeA tin his Court, to• acquaint His Britannic
Maje;ity'sMinktry,'._that in order to prote& the Com=
merce of the Baltic, and for other: military reasons,
his Majesty has judged it indispensable to cause the
Mouth of the River Peene to be blockaded by a suf-
ficient force in the most rigorous manner, so as to
prevent any
_Vessels going .1.6 Anclann, Wolgast,
Stetiti, &c, 'or from' coming froM any of those Ports ;
and that therefore the Mouth of the River Peene
and must be considered, from this time as being in
a stale of Blockade.

. . .
In' acquitting hiniself of this Order, the Under-
signed his the honour to assure his En.cellency Mr.
Canning of thosentinients of his high consi-
dration.

(Signed) ,
Piccadilly 2- 3cl April, 1807.

G. M. REHMJSEN.

. Lnrd Chamberlain's Office, April . 3, 1807.
notice is hereby given.„ that there will be a Draw-
ing-Room at St. Janney s, on Thursday next, the
'.4 9th,lostant.

• Whitehall, April 4, , 1 807.
The King has been pleased .to grant the dignity
dm Earl of the United Kingdom. of Great Britian
and. Ireland to the Right Honourable William• Lord
Viscount Lowther, and the heirs, male of his body
law ally begotten, by the' name, style, and title of
Earl of Lonsdale, in the County of Westmoreland.
The King has been pleased to appoint his Grace
James Duke of Montrose, Knight of the most An-
dent Order of the Thistle, to Aft Master of the
Hope to His Majesty.

Whitehall, April 4, 1807.
The King has been pleased to constitute end ap-
point the Right Honourable Henry Baron Mulgrave,
James Gambier, Esquire, Admiral of the Blue Squa-
dron of His Majesty's'Fleet ; Sir Richard Bickerton,
Bart. Viee-Admirai of the White Squadron of His
Majesty's Flzet ; William Johnstone Hope, and
Robert Ward, Esquires, the Right Honourable
He,nry John Viscount Palmerston,: and James Bul-
ler, Esquire, to be His Majesty's Commissioners for
executing the Office of High Admiral of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and the Do-
'minions, Islands, and Territories thereunto belong-
ing.
The King has also been pleased to constitute and
appoint the Right Honourable Robert Dundas ; the
Right Honourabll John Jeffreys, Earl Camden,
Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter,
Presicknt of HiS Majesty's Council,4 the Right Ho-
nour.ible Robert Banks, Lord Hawllsbury ; the
Right Honourable Henry Robert Stuart (commonly
called Viscunt Castlereagh) ; and the Right Ho-
nourable GeOrge Canning, His Majesty's Three
Principal .Secretaries of State ; his Grace William
HenryCavent:is' , Duke of Portland, Knight of the
'Most Noble Order of. the Garter,' First Commissioner
of its Majesty's Treasury ; the Right Honourable
spencer, Perceval, Chancellor Under Treasurer
of His Majesty's Exchequer ; George perry, Esq.
(commonly called Lord Lovaine) ; the Right Ho
nourable John Baron Teignmouth ; the Right Ho-,
nourable Thomas Wallace, and George Johnstone,
Esq. to ba. His Majesty's Commissioners 'for the
-Management of the Affairs of India.

Whitehall, April 3, 1807.
The King has been pleased• to appoint Joseph
Hunt, -Esq. to be Treasurer of the Ordnance.

tger-Office, April 4, 7.

zd Regiment of Life Guards, Lieutenant lames Young, from
the 27111 Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Thompson, who
exchanges.
6th Regiment of Dragoon .Guards, Captain Thomas Forrest
Fisher, trom the sth Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of
a Troup, vice Hobart, who exchanges.
Sth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet. Samuel Mitchell
Andre, s to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Young, prq.
muted in the 34th Foot. ,
36th Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Weyland, from the 4th Gar-
rison" Battalion, to b.: Lieutenant", vice Tuctway.; who ex..
ch.inges
.49th Ditto, Benjamin Burton. Gent. to.be'comet, without
par :base, vice Edgar, Promoted. . •
Ditto, Georg,e. Smith WKenzie, Gent, to. be. Cornet,
by purchase, vice Matisel; promoted -in the 2ist Light'

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Deagpotis.
tst Regiment of Foot Guards, Cornet the Hon. Francis Ber-
nard, from the 3dDragoon Guards, to be Ensign,. by pur-
r.. chase, vice Miller, promoted.
Ist Regiment of Foot, Charles Het-kb-jell, Gent. to be En-
. sign, witltiout purchase, vide kl'Gregor, promoted. Wil-
liam Wetherall, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase,
vice *Grain4er, promoted. •
• 24 Ditto, Edward Lynch, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Williams, promoted.
sth Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Valdron, from Half-pay of
the Foot, to be. Lieutenant, vice Hutchinson, who

excliangeg.
6th Ditto, Ensign Tames Erskine; from the :list Foot, to be
Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dean, promoted in the
98th Foot. Quarter-Master-Scrjcant Robert Smart to be
Quarter-Master, vice Horton, promoted in the 2d Garri-
-500 Battalion.
14th Ditto, Ensign-Hcaor M'Lean lobe Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice Ramsay, who resigns. Samuel Thorpe,
Gent., to be Ensign, vice Nl‘ Lean.
.:6th Ditto, Captain the lion. Henry Murray, from the loth

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