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London, England, 1801-07-22 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, July 21.

HORSE-GUARDS, JULY 21.
His Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chlcf
orders all Officers abfcnt from their regiments in
Great Britain and Ireland, thole on the Staff, on
recruiting duty, and lick excepted, to join their
relpe&ive corps forthwith, notwithflanding any
leave of abfence they may have received.
All foldiers on furlough are hereby ordered im-
mediately to join their refpeftive regiments.
(Signed) H. CALVERT, Adj. Gen.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS

Commillions in the Norfolk Militia, figned by the
Lord Lieutenant,—Weffern Regiment.
Enflgn William Cooper to be Lieutenant, vice Lieutenant Red-
man, refigned. Dated June 4, ,Sot.
Enfign Abraham Wanty to be Lieutenant, vice Lieutenant
Cafe, refigned. Dated as above.
En!lgn John Williams to be Lieutenant, vice Lieutenant Knd
deceafed. Dated as above.
Jofeph Hicks, Qent tobe Enfign, vice Enfign Wanty,premot-
ed. Dated June 27, 18421.
Commiffions in the St. Mary-la Bonne Volun•eer
Affoc-:ation, figned by his Majelly. Dated July

7, 1801.
Second Lieutenant Alexander riddle to be Fiza Licutenant,
vice Dibbing, promoted.
William Daw, Game° be Second Lieutenant, vice Ward, re-
finned.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSPUF.D..
Benjamin BroJhurft and John Cookfon, of WitMX, Stafford-
Bare, coal-dcakre and copartnora.
BANKRUPTS.
James Crolby, of Oxford-flreet, mercer, to furrerdt? July is,
Antislt 1, and Sept. 1, at ten, at GnildhalL Attorney, Mr.
Auher, Eldcr-ftrect, Spital-lquare.
Thomas Griffiths, late of H nttridze, Fotnerfehire, v'tnualler,
July 29„{0, and Sept. 1, rt ekven. at the King's-Arme Inn,
herborre,Dorfalhire. Attorulii Mr. White Yeovil or Mr.

Dyne, Serje:mt's-Inn, Met-Brett. London.
John Davis, of Callington, Cornwall, linendraper, Aegaß c, 6.
and September t, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in Exeter.
Attornies, Melts's. Batten and Anftice, 'remple, London ;

or Mr. Safford, Fatter.
Samuel Bright. of Coventry, grocer, Anzuft ii, t 2, and Sept.
at ten, at the White Bear Inn, Coventry. Attorney, Mr.

John Woodcock, Coventry.
Robert Harper, late of Newcaftle-under-Lyme, Staliordfhire,
ferivater, July as, Aug.& 4, and Sept. t. at ten, at Guildh-dl,
London. Attorney, Mr. Good, Tooting, Surrey.
William Mather, late of Parker's-Row, Bermondfey, Surrey,
baker, Auguft 7, at eleven, Auguft 5, and Sept. t, at ten. at
Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Davies, Warwick-ftrect,
Golden-fquare.
- DIVIDENDS.
Auguft as. William Knibb, of Maidenhead-Bridge, Berks, inn-
keeper, at elevgn, at Guildhall, Londett.
Auguft A Thomas Waren, of Oxford-ttreet, dealer, at ten, :t

GuildhalL •
Sept. 5. Thomas Edwards, of New Baud-ftreet, baberaLdwr,

at ten, at Guildhall
October 20. James Barber, of Gerard-ftreet, Soho, woollen
draper, at ten, at Guildhall.
Augur! 27. Chriftapher Redford, late of Willa! .en-mer-
chant, at eleven, at the White-Lion Inn, llriftul.
Nov. s. Samuel Kemble and Walter Spear, Lte of Norfoik-
ftreet, Strand, merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall
Augur! is. Francis Davies, late of Bell-yard, Doetore-Com-
mons, co!J-merchant, at eleven, at Guiklhall.
Augur! 29. James Reilly and James Collins, of Mesd's•covrr,
Bond-flreet, tailors, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Augur! 21. 'llamas Kirkpatrick, Inc of Charch-PalLege,
Cateaton-Brea, London, merchant. at t:n, at Guildh
Sept. is. James Dinwiddie, of Pendlebury, Lancalliire, Wm.
Dinwiddle, of Callyhurft, Lancarhire, Lawrence Dlnwidilie,
of Manchefter, and Henry Bcwicke, of Lawrence-Lae., I .on.
don, merchants, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, Man-

chatter.
Auguft 8. Oliver Frederick Stneken the younger, late of Par.
fon'a-great, Fulham, coal.merchant, at tea, at GuiltlhalL
Auguft 8. Jofeph Waldo, John Frareis, and John InnesWale.o,
now or late of Birmingham and Briftnl, and Bofton in North

Anterica,mcrchants ;rtd copartncrs, at eleven, at the Stork

Tavern, Birmingham.
Atm& to. William Barn and Samuel Barn, of Birmingham,
liocn.irapers and copartners, at eleven, at the Shakefpear
Tavern, Birmingham.
Aura aa. Henry Proton, of St. Mary Axe, London, fadten,

at ten, at Guildl;all.
Sept. :a. Samuel Manion, of the Paul's-Head Tavern, Cates-
ton-itreet , London, vintner, at twelve, at Guildhall

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
Hamburg!' 31 3at U. Venice - - 41
Altar - 3 z 4 z U. 14/bon
Leghorn 531 Orono - 61
Naples 41 Dublin - z 6
Gems - - 481
Pgl OVNCI.
Portugal Gold le Cola o 0 o
Ditto in Burs 0 0 •
New laallats - • Sao