... the Carolina Yatcht, the Painting and Gilding whereof hath coft his Majcfty 3000 By Letters from Lincoln we hear, that Charles Hall, Esq; one of the Representatives for that City, who opposed the Excise Scheme, has been unanimously invited by the said ...

... lavfitr, Robert Fenwickc, Sir Lowther, Bart. Thomas S« rgiion, Efq; Naih. Thomas Peiham of Stanii.crc, Thomas Pclhain, Etq; Charles Hall, Efq; Sir Rowland Hill, Bart. George Venablcs Vernon, Afautfore, Hon. John Finch, E'q; Thomas Hope, Klq; Hormanden Turner ...

... and his Royal Highnefs was pleas'd to take the Groom that brought him into his Service. Oa Saturday M - orning laif died Charles Hall Efq, of New 1 , 1 , 1 7 he was overturned in a Coach, a few Days in Drury-Lane, and it's reckon'd frallued his Skull by ...

... this Haibout with a Coninuf- fion agaiiift the Spaniatds. Newport, on T{l,ode - Iftand, Sept. 3. Capt. James Allen, Capt. Charles Hall, and Capt. Benj. Wickham, have fitted out ftrong Ships, well matin' d and arni'd, foi making R ...

... was outward-bound Englilh Gun off Genoa We are Captain Fanner of the Catherine lately arrived New York that one Captain Charles Hall of the Virgin Queen a Privateer mann’d fail in September laft from Rhode Ifiand and made Defcent Port Plata on the Ifiand ...

... the Bar of that Plate. We are allured by Captain Farmer, of the Catherine, lately arrived from New York, that one Captain Charles Hall, of the Virgin Queen, a Privateer well mann'd, let fail in September !aft, from Rhode Eland, and made a Dcfcent upon Port ...

... fhip of 600 tons, 18 guns, and 30 men, all valuable prizes. 'Tis allured by Capt. Farmer, lately from New-York, that Capt. Charles Hall, of the Virgin Queen privateer, well mann'd,fail'd laft September frpm Rhode-ifland, and made a defcent upon Port Plata ...

... by the Pretence of the Fleet under Rear Admiral Haddock. Advice is arrived from tile 'fluid of Providence, that Capt . : Charles Hall, in the Sloop Virgin Queen, has taken, and carried into that Ifiand, a Spana Canoe, which had Pieces of Eight on board; ...

... xation of fome of the Inhabitants that correfponded with him. Advice is arrived from the Ifland of Providence, that Capt. Charles Hall, in the Sloop Virgin Queen, has taken, and carried into that tfland, a Spanifh Canoe, , which had 20,000 Pieces of Eight ...

... chofen by a Majority of 224. Last Friday died, at his Seat at Kettlethorpe in Lincolnshire, that true and worthy Patriot Charles Hall, Esq; who was, in the Year 1727, chose Member of Parliament or the City of Lincoln, and voted against that pernicious Scheme ...

... , under the new Ma- ficr. Laft Friday died, at his Seat at Kettlethope in Lin- coloOiire, that true and worthy Patriot Charles Hall Efq; trho was, in the Year 1727, chofe Member of Parlia- ment for the City of Lincoln, and voted agianft that per- nicious ...

... only for feveral Days paft Laft Friday died at his Seat at Kettlethorpe in Lincoln-Ih ire that true and worthy Patriot Charles Hall Efq was in the Year 1727 chofe Member of Parliament the City of Lincoln and voted againft that pernicious Scheme call’d ...