... piece of plate, as a present to their late Governor, Colhnel R. Patton, upon which they have desired that the folloving inscription should be en- graven aPresented to Col. Robert Patton by the inha-x bitants of St Helena, in testimony of their esteem ...

... At (lasgow, Mr James Turnbull, to Mrs Jane Milltr. Tl'he Rev. John Jlamieson of Scosn, to Miss Ag- nes Patton, dauehter ! tl'C latc late M ?? Patton, nf k Glasgow. ?? -Rilsyth M-- ?? M Corbett of Auchin- f ch+4, to Miss Jat' M, ?? of the latc James % Mathie ...

... -_ Solicitor-General. had Deas. A-ents M1essrs Shand, Calder, and Farquhar, NV.S. I~n e fo hrgr Rutherfurd, Coia1w lAnti 'Patton. ...

... melau- Jh Y an fatal accident occurred on Loch Lomond, upon TUeAy afternoon about five o'clock. Three young men, ,aed Donald Patton, William Miller, and Malcolm M'cLae1ln, left the north side of the loch nearly opposite 24, In a small boat. While crossing ...

... otf p ,Iitfour, Mr. Johnston, Colonels Gordon, Tin- te : line, Cumming, Finlason, Leys, Forbes, Haid den, &c. Majors Duff, Patton, Black, Robert- P son, Gordon, and Johnston ; Captain XWadding- cc ton, &c. &c. To mention all the coipoany woiuld take up ...

... Dircdors was held at the India House, when Capt. Kirkpatrick was ii into the command of the ship Henry Ad- d ;pgton, aul Capt. Patton into the command of tht Ocean. i3y the official Navy Lift, publifhed in July 'a t we find that there arc now :dmirals, - 234) ...

... offthe Navassa. ,ay fdlmnobh, Azguist i8. mey Arrived late last night the ship Earl Morring- iey ton, East India packet, Capt. Patton, in ?? up- months and eleven days from Bengal, and forty- two days from St Helena. ET CORN E3Cft4ANGE, Aug. so. Our market ...

... lwteli tie ?? and his fainily every Iliippilless, alid that his Illigiii Lng ColtilelI to be thieii ri'i's5tctod frienid aull Patton. 'File t;ast wls drilmkli witultl gat cutntillsiiasi. 'The Principal rebplis lin a stie-ell fimll of the k illiltist teelllug ...

... ma~ybelhad, onip 1. I )f phieatton. at the Society's Bell, No. hi, Albyis Plans, Edin. Ii i. buirgh; or of James Mlurray Patton, Esq. and R. Hope Ahlon. ar riR,Esq. Petch. On or before Wednesday the 30th Sep.- I M ternber, the Secretary will be at the ...

... PRESlTEnRaY or AuciHTERnanEc.- This revereiid body 0 -met at Doniiing ol '1hiirsday, for the purpose of Ordaiin a thle Rev. Ms r Patton Gloag, as~assistant and successor toth I Rev. Di, Russell. The services of the day were condcod? by the Rev. Mr Cunningham ...

... 7:t jz:'-iler, 1'z-tl.-.tt G.1Igot.v' ;: Jol1:i Pick, X i'Ol)C'Cl-t, tO l ?? i1f tr Patoli, theehtof Jo!-H te it Nort I tush Patton, .o'erchan't.i. Riotd, \'¾.::bil-\t C:t int- 1r' ton, thc Rev. ifi Duild;t~p, Niew Castlato':, to fi'ss Are- I VI, bell3 Scoe ...

... Agricultural Society has 'A no been formed, promlising mDuch advantage to the terri- tl ice tOrri. Sir Thomas BIsil'suc is' its patton ; ttd ome ri vi,? X;)vy be froI iv.o tof icrui.-iing ntlrmer of re. spectable colonists, from 10 gentlemen having sat Ldow ...