... LORD LIEUTF.N'ANT antf Countefs of HARDWICKE. AnSftinAioiH WILL he on WEDNESDAY fcVEN- I.\G, in PATTON WEtK» to, iSoj) the ROTUNDA, the Benefi tof the Incorporated jrifh Mufical Fund Society, for the relief of .Decayed Mufciansand ...

... i'**»cis n»oit I*U ' I». r.tn -Has at ' ' c: vcrc.l »> cl rtpairtu » the u.ortcfl nr.tit.e. W. It. It *, f r f-’c PAP* 'RATOUT?, patton •! y tj.s.-Quctr*? Molt I .V.j rty, f t nccl« ©‘ W «>. , ':rlty .1 Hi •t’* reJs tie of Vriri., •cr (*nfc* f'ncel' «• Dr- hcrGra ...

... to be Lieutenan'. 3d Royal Veteran B.tttjlion—Lieutenant Fej lix Bloeme, from the Royal Waggon Train, m 1 Lieutenant, vice Patton, appointed to the j 10th Royal Veteran Battalion. ! Ditto—Lieutcnai.r William Wn’ke-.from j the Royal Waggon Train, be Lieutenant ...

... Portfmouth, General the Earl of Cavan, Major General Levefon Govve'-, Brigadier General Ackland, Colonel Cadogan, Admirals Patton and Hamilton, Hon. Commiflioner Grey f Captains Larcom, Columbine, Larkin, Quinton, Sheppard, Inglis, Buckle, Haiftead, Katon ...

... vice Hi«h% who nfigai. . 3}l Ditto, H»r ifon,'Gent. I© bvSrcond Lieutenant, wift«*ui purthaf** gg*h Ditto, Ei.ftgn Aridraw Patton to be Ll«u-taMiM, ttica Mat'in, ° John Wall, GvM. toba tnfig, without pucebafa, vice Pattow. • _ _ 4tfi-Diuo, J ’met E fltioa ...

... Caariaft Lord Harbini, Admiral Whitt Iqaadren hi* Majtfiy'a flwt. Sir Philip Stapltoa, Bar«ne(» JaatuGaabitr! and Philip Patton, £(qn. Vica* AtWiraU of Rod fquadrqn Mayfly*! Saar, William Diekialba, jtlo. Efq. tht Right Sir Evan Napaaa, Baronft, and ...

... Lieutenant, vice 7>h Company—Thomas Harris, Efq. to he Second Lieut, vice Aiorriion, refigned. Newtown Ards Infantry—Geor ...

... into Portfmouth. The Hanfeatira, Jans, from Lima, is arrived at Plymouth, and detained the Port Admiral. . i The Leviathan, Patton, from Jamaica | London, foundered at fea Ift March. Caj t. j drowned. The Euphemia, Boucher, from Aewfound- land to the ver ...

... circuniftancea nec»-ffi»aie them yplk Tee c*W the Speedy, confifled five feamvr:, three wh«* have lift Urge famiHea. of Captrin Patton, who had large family. The lottl number o>n b-.ard i. fuppofed to have been zo.—Ul'fir Canada G/nettf. IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE ...

... would even declare holhlittes agalnlf raining French troops; notwtthliandingthe ulurhitn. How could it ever fuppofed, his patton hi* u(urp ...

... required to dep»rt from the United Siaiee.*' S*c 3. *• Ai d it funhar eneaed. That nherfotver any armed veflel of foreign patton. rnteriog the baibout. w.tere thcjanfd.c-tion th. United Stated and required '•depart therefrom: by the of the diftna, ffiaH ...

... deprived of the fervicei Cape. Sorefl, Affittanl Adjutant Geneml, who was charged with my difnatche* from Madeira Governor Patton, ana with the execution of tny vvifhe* procure intelligence rehaive the flrenglb and rendition this colony i and from whofe ...