... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... wihweighed lgl5;b. with the top ; without it, 41b ez. ; girth 15 in. so1 -Alamrb1, six months old, tuse poerty of Mr. :al Charles Hall,' jun. ef Englishbarch a snrssed fromt an the field on the Ist of September, and all searcis biter roe it proved in 'vain ...

... Heron ras withdrawn. It seems ex now to be expected that Sir Wam. will be elected'witllout opposition. 'fSc~bink Thie Rev. Charles Hall, M.A. of ScLriiough, L; has been presented to tle valuable rectory of Terring- of ton, in the Nortb-lliding. otl Lord G ...

... liceneed to the Perpetual Curacy of Wheatley, in this county, on the appointment of the Lord Bishop of Oxford. 'he Rev. Charles Hall to the Rectory of Terrington, Yorkshire. The Rev. J. G. Storie to the valuable Vica- rage of Camberwell. The Rev. J.Gedge ...

... nmerchant. Nicholas Anthony Solliers, of Fenclhurclh-street, wine-merchant. Henry Edwards, of Crutched-friars, wine merchant. Charles Hall, of North-street, City-road, warehouseman. Louis Comtesse,. of Upper King-street, watch-case manufacturer. 'im. u rigist ...

... ' for, ?? Ses siotis. in ,Junie, ne 11i2i, ittich tiririe lie it's's about sixteen, lI E was cots- ?? its tse utttie of Charles Hall, of stealitng three, o peli' of' shoes, and was ordered to'be transopated foc1 .111 le ?? years. lie did not, 'hoivever ...

... the act, of whom twenty ahad received notice of opposition. Tile following is the result of the applications: Remanded.-Charles Hall, of Liverpool, formerly rm riner, and late tide-waiter in his Majesty's Customs, was eordered to be remanded for six months ...

... Swiss Catntons,) to hc Secretary to His Majesty's Legation to the United States ot Mexico.-T1he King has also appointed Charles Hall. Esq. to be the Seetary to il is NILtje~sty' Legation to the Confederated Snates of the SisC~intons. .134NKRUPTS.-Robt ...

... Surrey, common brewer. John Mloon, of Manchester, cotton merchant. William Cox, of Burton-upon-Trent, Stafiordshire, mercer. Charles Hall, of Andover, Hants, builder and carpenter. Robert Waite, of Spilsby, Lincoloshire, maltster. Wmi. Bancks, of Brierlev, ...