... purchase, vice Blake, who retires; Ensign Walter Douglas Phillips Patton, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bridges ; Thomas Aston Coffin, gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Patton.-S6th Foot: Enasign Maurice Hartland Mahor., to be Lieutenant, by ...

... bury, Esq 27. George Meek, of 29, Russell Square, Merchant 28. John Galley Knight, of Grosvenor Square, Esq 29. John Wilson Patton, of Hill Street, lano'rel Square, Esq. 30. John Hetherington, of 79, Oxford Terraee Paddington, Merchant. 31. The Hon. Bingham ...

... Mr. John Livesay, of Preston ; Mr. H. Nowall, of Rochdale; Mr. Roberts, of Rocbdale; and was accompanied by Mr. J. Wilson Patton, M.P. ; Mr. William Brown, M.P, an;id Mr. Henry, M.P. The Earl of Yarborough had an interview on Saturday with Sir George ...

... ultimately conveyed by the police to the anion-house. No surgeon saw him during the night; but early on Thursday morning -Mr. Patton was-sent for, wvho being at a labour, a p;upilI went and bled deceased, who expired about twelve o'clock the same day without ...

... former and grazier.-Phtert0 hd Sutton, bricklayer. BANKRUPTS. Juodah de JacobPariente, Bury-street, St. Mary Axe,5 -Thom~as Patton, Swan-street, Hewingtos, irora~fouadr mas Fawcett, W~hiponade, Bedfordshire, cattle dealer aic -James Sartain, late of Broughten ...

... from unattached half-pay, to be Csptain, vice Nicholson; Captain H. B. Mends, from unattacbed half- ay, to be Captain, vice Patton, deceased; Lieutenants Robert Ford and Humphrey Meore are promoted to the rank of Cap- tain; Lieutenaint William Calany is ...

... Mr. Tandy fill rcmains in c&uftlody, notwiihflandinj repeated runmours thefe two days pafti that he had been liberated. Mr. Patton,. merchant, now a fate prifoner in Kilmainham, has received an anfw'er from Govern- meat, f'imilar to that of Mr. Long, 5' ...

... others are appointed ,l embers of the Committee in their room. we have just received the journals of Antwerp. aThe .Enzaa- i'patton (Brussels paper) gives the particulars of the riots at Antwerp yesterday and the day before. 'the city has been declared by ...

... siercit-lst. J. Lade; Stock, 1ssei, grocer. T, Motleyi ati Co. Bristol, ironmnogers; :T J. M'feoclt, b4esier, linetn-draper. J. Patton, W-althanirslioS ,Essex, imerchont. R. fteddi*h, it. )Jamres's-strretj wine-mierchant, ?? Sninhrao, CNasI-erick; Yhwklirc ...

... Nov. 9, the former had .e jibbom carried away; it is not known what damage It the Onyx sustained, it being ?? Wellington, ;t Patton, from liverpool toNaxva, was wrecked on Witscar h Oct. 21; crew eaved. ..Tbe Clara, Fotter, for New Zea- ,. land, has put ...

... July with the Union and Sir Wmn. Pulteney extra India fbips, put under, my command aw Senior Oflicer, by order of Governor Patton, I have tbe honQur to ac- quaint you, for the information of the Lprds Commif! fioncrs of the Admiralty, that on the 2Z2d ...

... Correlli, at' Romae, was playing somre.musicsl iempositions ot hisown, to a select company in the private, apartment of his patton cardinal, he observed, in the heigit of his harnony, thlath-s .eminduce was engaged. in' a detached convers'auoa; .upon which ...