The Sun.
London, England, 1809-05-01 00:00:00

F-cr►l tie LONDON WIZETTit, iBoo.

At the Court at the dueeo's Palace, the 26th of
,Aeril, me, present,
The Kitig's Most ,Excellent Majesty is) Council.
Whereas his Majtsty, by his Order in Coun-
cil f the it t November,. •teoe, was pleased, for
the reasons assigned therin, to order, that r all
the porta and places of. France and her allies, or of
any other Country at war with his Majesty, and
all other ports or places in- Europe from whioh, al-
though not at war with his MAJESTY, the British Flag
is excluded, and all ports or places in the Colonies, -
belonging to his Majeity'e enemies should from.
- 'thenceforth be subjea to the same restrietione in
point of trade and navigation, as rf the same were
actually blockaded in the most strict and rigorous
'manner and also OS prehibit all trade in -articles
Which are the produce or manuladure of the said
Countries or Colonies.'
And Whereas hie Majesty having been never-
theless desirous not to subject. those Qountries
ware in alliance, or in amity with his Majesty, to
any greater inconvenience than was absolutely in-
separable for carrying into effea his Majesty's just
determination to counteraa the designs of his sine-
MINS, did make certain exceptions and-modifications
expressed in the said Order orthe t tth November,
and in certain subsequent orders of the 25th of No-
vember, and of the 18th of Dec. t 807, and the 30th
of March, 1808, declaratory of the aforesaid Order
of the i till of November.
And whereas, in consequence of divers events
which have taken place since the date of the first
mentioned Order, affecting the relation between
Great Britain and the territoeies of other Powers, it is
expedient that sundry parts and provisions of the said
Orders shall be altered or revoked.
His Majesty ill therefore pleased, by and with
the. advice of his Privy Cowell, to revoke and annul
the said several Orders, except, as hereinafter ex-
pressed,, and so much of the said. several Orders, ex-.
cept as aforesaid; is hereby, revoked accordingly.
And his Majesty is pleased, br and with the advice
of his Privy Conned, to ottereand it is hereby order.
ed, that all the Ports and'Pleceleas far North as the ri-
ver Ems, inclnsivelv, under the Government styling
itself the Kingdom of Holland, and all Ports and
Places: wider the Government of France, together
With the colonies, plantationseeed settlemeets in the
possession of those Governments respedively, and
all ports and places in the Northern parts of ,Italy,
to be reckoned from the ports or Otbitello. and Pe-
sere inclusively, shall continue and be subjea to
the same restridions in point of trade and
tion, without any 'exceptions, as if the same
were actually blockaded by his Majesty's Na-
val torces in the most Stria, and rigorous Maas -
tier ; ant that every vessel trading from and to the
bald Cetietries or Colonies, Plantations or Settle,
snots, toget he, with all goods'and merchandize en-
board, shall be condemned as prize to the captors.
And his Maje-ty is further pleased to order,
and it is hereby ordered, that this Order shall
'have effect from theday of the date thereof, with
respeof to any ship together with its cargo, which
may beeaptured subsequent to sod).* days on any
voyage which is and shall be rendered legal by this
Order, although such voyage -at- the time of the
commencement of the same was unlawfuleand pro-
lane(' under the said fortneectrder, and such ships,.
upon being brought iii shall bet .released according-
ly ; and with respea to all ships, together with
their cargoes, which may be captured in any voyage
which was permitted under the exceptions of
the Orders -above-mentioned, but is 'not
permitted-, according to the provisions of this Or-
der ; his Majesty is pleased -to order, and it is
hereby ordered, that, such ships- and their cargoes
shall not be liable to condemnation, unless they
shall have receiv‘d adual notice of the present Order
before such capture, or in.default of stick Notice,
until after the expiration of the like intervals frorii
the dare of this Order, as were alieWed lor con-:
trudive notice 'le the Orders of the 241 h of Nov.
lane, and the eighteenth.of May 1868; ac theseves
mai places and latitudes therein specified.
And the Right lionouratile the Lords 'Corn-.
missuners or his Majesty's "Trwsury, his Maies,
ty's Principal Secretaries of State the Lords Coin-
missiohers of the Achnirelty, and then Judge of the
High Court of Admiralty, and Judges of the Courts
of Vice-Admiralty, are to give the necessarjr direc-
tions herein, as to them respectively may appertain.
.bIEPH; CMTRELL.

.
IPlutettall, April 26, 1809.
Thd King' hag been piealed to nominate and ap-
point Lieutetrant-General George Beckwith, to be
one of the liatights Companions of the Most ao.
not rable Order of the Bath.

foreign Office, April eg„ TSOg.

The Xing has been pleased to appoint the Mar-
quis Wellesley, Knight of the Most Illustrious Or-
der of St. Patrick, to be his nijesty's Arnbaarador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to lila Catholic
Majesty. Ferdinand. the Seventh; .and has been
pleased to (Ikea him lo reside in that charaCler at
the Seat of the Central or Supreme Junta in Spain.

The King, low been pleased to appoint Frekriek
Linch Esq. to be bis Majesty's Consul to the
Vrovince of Batavia, in the Portuguese I)ontinions in
Soutt, Anietita.

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The King 113 s also been Oeased-to appoint' John
Lempriere, Esq. to b(,, Cuniul to the
Province of Penambuco, 11) the said dotniniono.
The King has also,been. pleased to.ativoitit Henry
Arel4eti E,q;.to hi,s „Nlajesty'ssAgept, mid co)stii_
Genertil in the fliicids i‘facleita3.

Downing-Street, flpril. 27, 1809;

The King has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant.
Colonel Lachlan nactratTr;c, •'of his Majesty's" 7:3d
Reo°linent of Foot; to be Governor and Commanderin,
in Chief in' and over his Majesty's Settletnent 'of
New South V and its Dependencies.

IPer-Office, 4pril

Royal liegiment or Horsc Goan's, Lieutenant William Ro.
bat Clayton to be Captain al a troop, ...by purchase, vice
Clutltie, who retires. Cornet c,..liarier, 'aim Marsack to he
Lieutenant, without perch:ll;e, vice Clay tun.
Reginient of Dragoon CuartN. T1101),US KW', Gent. to
be Cornet, without purchase.

Comet,
without purrthase,,vice Cairjeton, prOlTtOtea.
6th Ditto,. Bartholomew Edward Barry, Gent. to be Cor.
net. by purchase. vice Macmahon, who retires.
7th kegm ienr of Light Dr/goons. Capt. George Cholmley
to be Major, by purchase, vice Paget, who retires: • •
23d0 Ditto. ‘4ttilllospital-Assistant Patrick Egan to be As.
Sistant-‘:urgeon, yice Scott, promoted in the 7th Garrison
Bat lotion.
tat Reginacnt of Foot Guards. Williarn.Henry Commerell,
Gent. to be Ensign, by -purchase, vice Duncombe, whore.
tires.
3dlDitto. Assistant-Sttrgeon J. R. Warde, Irom Half-Pay
of the' Foot-G3ards, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Clarke,
. who exchanges.
Ist Regiment of Foot.
To be Captains of Companies, without purchase.
Lieut. Syills tt ltatnl, from-the 94:h Foot. Lieut. rlbrtihartr
Logan, nom the yad Foot. Lreut. john Cameron, from
the 79th Foot. • I.ieut. Thomas Anderson, vice tri‘ereagh,
promoted on the Stalin Portugal,
To he Lieutenants, without' Ourchkee.
Ensign Ale ,ander M'Cill. Ensign Arthur M'Clure, En-
sign (Olin Armstrong, vice Andersen:.
3d Regiment of Foot. Ensign Henry Gillman to be Lieu.
tenant; without purchase, vice Itowand, 'dismissed the
Service.
4zh Ditto. Lieut. Benjamin Marshal Collins, frOM the
West Kent Militia, •to be Ensign.
, . . 7th Ditto. I
To 'Captains of Companies, without purchase.
Lieutenant Jasper Ercit„. from, the 24th Foot, vice Buslie,
: promoted on the Staffin Portugal'. • Lieut Andrew Fersiie.
tient: John Orr.
Eth Ditto. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Young to be
Lieutenant-Colonel, without purcliast. Ensign Robert
Spiers, front the-Renfrewshire to be Ensign.
9th Ditto. Ensign sov.mt to be Lieutenant, Nice
Slater, deceased. tnsign A. E. Taylor to he Lieutenant,
by purehase. ,
, To be Ensigns.
Lieut. William Horton • C.ockburne, from the ad Somerset,
Militia. Lieut. John Forteseue Ctickburne,„ frotu ditto.
Ensign lose h Quin, from ditto.;
19th Ditto. Hospital-Mate John Leath to be Assistant—
Surgeon.
list Ditto. Lieutenant Angus Cameron to be Captain of a
Company, without purchase. vie,. Le Mesurier, promoted •
on the Staffin Portugal. Second Lieut. Hamilton lielflSoll'
to-be First Lieutenant, vice Cameron.
26 tit Ditto.

To be Ensigns. Francis k. Masters, ,Gent. by purchase,
vice Smith,, promoted. Robert Robson, Gent. by pur-
chase, vice M‘Latchie, promoted Lieutenant Alexander
' Arnort, nom the Argyllshire Militia.'
wyth Ditto Lieutenant lobti Prink to be Captain of a Coni.
parry, vice Carter. deceased. Ensign William Medhurst
to be Lieutenant, vic.: Pring. John Little, Gent. to be
Ensign, yt..e Medhursh.
23th Ditto. Ensign Robert P. Gilbert to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Kelly, promoted.
32fl Ditto. Insign WilLia. c Butterworth to be Lieutenant,
vice Disney, deceased. Hibtert Newton, Gent. to be En-
sign, vice Butterwor h.
34th Ditto. Lieutenant Richard A. Ethelstone,.'from the
Royal Cheshire Militia. to be Ensign. Lieutenant Henry
Cardwell, tram ditto, to be Ensign.
35th Ditto. Sir Edward ilindloss. Perrottr.Batt from the
Royal West Middlesex Militia, to Ensign.
36th Ditto. Ensign Williant M‘Leocrtb be Lieutenan4
• without purchase,. vice I.alor, superseded. •,
37th Ditto Lieutenant Henry Dyer, (nun the 3d LaneA-
shire Militia, to: be Ensign
311th Ditto Ensign Robert Dighton, from the West NOtfolk
Militia, to be Ensign. .
oth Ditto. Lieut • pcbarti Hudson:l'mA the 3d,West! York
Militia, to be Ensign. Ensign Anthony Galway, front thc
• ad Somerset Militia, to be Ensign.
47th Ditto. Lieutenzat Thos. Shepheard, from the 3rl Gar-
risen Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purphase vice
•
Dyrnoke, who retires.
sithiDitto. Charley Stapleton; Gent. tube Ensign, without
purchae, vice Cusack, who resigns. Lieutenant George
Pope, from the West Kent Militia, to be Ensign.
SISt Ditto. Lieutenant Read, trom the Royal Surrey
Milifha tobelnisign:

szd Ditto. Lieut. Courtney Browni from the North York
to be 4mign.
ssth Ditto. Lieut. lames Imiseb, from the Cap,' Regiment,
to be Lieutenant, vice Devenish, who exchanges.,

• sbth'Ditto.
To be Ensigns.—Lieut4ilatit Tristram Squires, from the ad
Tower Hamlets Militia, Lieut. Henry Elliott, front the
tst •Royal Surrey Militia. Ensign Thomas Wilson, from
ditto. Ensign C. Wilson, front .ditto. Ensign Richard
Christie, from the.arl surrey
s7th Ditto. Lieutenant Charles Griffith, front the Royal
West Middlesex Militia. to be Ensign. •
. 66th Ditto, Ensign Samuel liulkeley, from the Royal Afri-
can Corps, to be Ensign without purchase.. John Charles
Preston, Gent. to he dato.
• 6Sth Ditto, Lieutenant - Woodhams, from the West
Kerit Mlilitia, to be Ensign. Ensign .Wrn.: Loftus, from
the Durham Militia, to be Ensign. • •
77th Ditto, Ensign Charles R. Hanwelljrom the 3d Royal
Lancasitire•Militia, to be Ensign. Ensign john' Wilson,
front ditto, to be Ensign. •
' StSt Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander Mackenzie, from the Goat
Foot, to be Captain of a 'Company, without purchase.
Wm. Edwean Gent, to be Ensign, 'Without purchase.
Henry (:rally (lent. to be ditto. ' • .
84th Ditto, Lieutenant Hent'y Rafter, from the Hereford.
shire. to be Ensign, john Crossley, Gait. so be
Qdarter-Master, vice Newby, deceased.
Ilsth Ditto; Lieutenant jobs Orr; from the Ilth Garrison
hatialioh, to he Lieutenant, without purchase vice Hob.
son, appoitatxl totlie Royal York, Rafters. Lieutenant
lames i‘lartih,' from the North York Militia, to be En.

. . .
92d onto, Lieut. lamcs,Mackie, from the Ross-shire Militia,
to be Ensign.
gsth Ditto,' Lieutenant 'John 'Duncan' to be Captain of a
Company, without purchase, vice Elder, promoted on
the Staff in. Portugal. lieutenant lohn Koicaird, from
the North York Militia, to ,be Second Lieutenant, with.:
our purchase. •
g6tli Ditto, Wm. Ford, Gent. to'be Ensign, without-put,
chase, vtce Cooper, promoted in the Bth Garrison &nisi-
-2d We,st India Regiment, Major Thomas. MacAfahon, from
hall- paY of the istik Foot, to be Alajor, vice Freeth, who
exchanges.
Royal African Corps, Nicholas Mautitelf,Oent. to be En-
, sign wilhout purchaso*, vice BulkeleY, appointed 10,,fie
66th Feist.
Royal Regiment of Mallac bIiKAYo Gait. to be cUar.
ter. Master, vice Harwood, who resigns.
Cape Regiment, Lieutenant J. C. Devenish,- from the
55th,Fodt, to be Lieutenant, vice litilach, who exchanges.
„Royal Waggon Train, Lieutenant John Purvis to be Cap.
tam .ot7a Troop, without -,purchase. vice Sandon' dis-
missed the Service. Cornet Wm. C. Sharpe to be Lieu.
tenant), vice Purvis. Lieutenant John 111,Vicser to be Ad.
jUtant, Vi.o Purvis*, promoted. , •
3d Garrisonßattalion, Ensign Arthur Itrowhe, from the
77th Foot, .to be i,itCUtCliarit, vice 541)11e-4rd, appointed
to the 47th Foot..
4th Ditto, 'Licptenatit. John Hadfield- from the 35th Foot,
to be Captain of a Company, yice, Roche, promoted on
the Statfin Purtugt.4.. Lieutenant Robert Wilt. Gyhon,
(ruin .the all Somerset Militia, to be Ensign.
6th Ditto, Captain Henry 'Edgar, from balf.pay of ('amp.
bell's late Recruiting Corps, th be Captain of ;temp:thy,
vice Sythontlsi who exchanges.
7th Ditto, Assistant Surgeon- Samuel Scott, from.the :1-3(1
'Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice Grehaine, deceased.
Bth Ditto, Ensign Vrancia' Cooper, from the oth Foot, to
he Lieutenant, vice Orr, appointed to the listit Foot,
xd Royal Veteran Battalioii, Assistant Surgeon David Bag.
ter (ruin the 6oth Regiment, to be Assistant-Surgclon,,vice
‘Villiains, deceased:
sth Ditto, tkorge Carteret, Esq. late Paymaster to the 37th
Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Delancey, deceased.

STAFF:
Captain Michael MfCreagh, from the Royals, to he Major
iu the Amoy, he being appointed to serve in Portugal, un-
der the Commanttof Llourenain General Beresford.
Royal Mapc Feneibles, Alexander &con Grave, Gent to be
Lusign, 'vice Mears, who resigns.
MSMORANDUIId.

The undermentioned Appointments, as stated in the the
auttes of the tgth Oekoberalast, and of tho 13th instant,
have not taken phtce, viz.
Royal Waggon Train. Cornet Ernest tiotThout, from half-
pay of the Corps. tube Cornet.
;Bth Km', Lieutenant Ed ward lohn Newton, from the Staf-
fordshire Militia, tube Ensign.