... ion thall at the fame time be given for the pafflagiof the Officets and Couriers whom his Royal 'iighnefs the Archduke Charles hall think proper to Vend eithetr to the 'places to be eva- cuated in the Tyroli or in general into the Country tcoknprehended ...

... CORkEtSPONDENCE. fa )r 14OUSE OF COMMONS.-Feb. 15. >D ' WftLIAM BAKER, Efq. took the oaiths and his feat. ti: ?? Rev. Henry Charles Hall of Catherine Hall, 8 : Tambri4ge, was appointed to preach before the Houle on the ?? day. .p w Sir Jon& NEwOrT nioved for ...

... 4th Regiment ?? 6iunaJteau;t les Butler to be CaptAin of a troop, by Fircbas, ytce Fit'- geraid, vhoretires. eoraet Charls .Hall- to-be Lieutenant, vice Butler. gth Regfntit of Light Dragoebs-ieuteuautCo- 1od Pebtrt kc: ?? Gil&cpid, from the T-tt* ...

... Foot Gdards-W alter George Baynes to be Enisgn, by purchafe, vice Lord Alvanley, promoted. 3d Regimnent of Foot Guards-Charles Hall to be En- fign, by purchafe, vice Tighe, who retires. ad Regiment of Foot-knfign Joba Ballantine Norman from the Ayr militia ...

... apirit-nierchant. Robert Hayworih, WValworth, builder. James Pridelsuns Graddon, Russell-street, Covent Garden, tailor. Charles Hall, Cheapside, milliner. Thomas Owen, Whitecross-street, Cripplegate, grocer. Charles Mulnford, Strood, Kent, grocer. Castle ...

... Decem- da er aboer. S e ar Charlek paehwood; dete4 as kit o- To, be Lieutenants and Captains, without purcbame-En- ce signas Charles Hall, vice Mercer; dated Decemaber 20. 181S. Rc C. Sandes; dated January 1. 0114.' J. H. Stapleton; dated ray d January 11. ...

... Coiolner's inquisition was taken, before Jonathan Dunn, Gent. one of the Coroners for this town, on view of tho body of Charles Hall, | a worlkman in the employ of 1Mr Jackson, twist lace manufacturer, Ptirliamient Street, who lost his life, about six ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. WAR OFFICE-JuNE 6. 1818. 6th Regiment of Drigoons-Charles Hall, to be Cornet, by purchasr, vice Dames, pronoted;, dated May SI. ISIS. 8th Regiment of Light Dragoons-CCornet Hugh Cochrane to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Pouinger ...

... Dec. 21.-It is with extreme re- gret we have to recoril the loss of the sliip America, Captain Vibberts,i beloning to Mr. Charles Hall, of this city. The sihip had been out about 160 (lays froin Calcutta, with a valuable cargo of piecegoodts, silkl, suotr ...

... -TWvF~ rwTJ-1t1r,7 Tf WAR OFFlICFOCr0HEI, ?? I820. d 1st Regimeint of lfe (;uar -Crtot Charles Hall. fromI hialt pay G II dr.q.oors to he (Sh i ,tt aiti SbLit lietenanrt 1 vicr J--,i 11-11, Io, *, -xehanigt s; dm.6c'i 0,nther 2. 14trh Rogillitutr of ...

... to Miss Gobbett, of'Scole. Same day, Mr. Richardson, of St. Edmund's, Norwich, to Sarah, second daughter ofthe late M r. Charles Hall, of' the Pi ecincts. Dtun. Latelv died, Mr. Joshua Moore, farmer, of Cratfield,leaviig a wivlow and 15 children to lament ...

... Wvilliamll WVvill Edward 1. Lockwotod t4eorge MibbiULt CHRIST COLt. 'Thiuo a - S ?? Edward W~oolIough John Barlow Edward Royds Charles Hall James Sevier John David Glenn.e William T., Blackburne Henty John Shepherd Thomas Burrowt Pooley James Bailey Thomas Maty ...