... who appeared on behalf of Messrs. Tayleure and Co., said the defalcations amounted altogether to £*100. The prisoner, in his defence, said there had been a compromise made between some of his relatives and Mr. Tayleure, by which the money was to paid back ...

... Orehide~e, single me-is ?? to -e Charles Taylere asq B Ditto-Secnd pr ze harles Tayleure, Esq. wi re Pelargoniums-Mrs. Croner. aR Pines-Providence ist atr2.d.-harles Tayleure, BES. ea ed First prizeo-tove or Greenhouse,. Class, No. 18-Eiytbrina co axcrista ...

... Charlds&Tayleur, who had bean a very active andrintelligent member of that body, declined con,. -dng ?? on.the present occasion. The geentlemenwhose fi term. expited ?? were. JobnMoss,. RobertGladstone, e David t ?? Sandars, sand Charles Tayleur, Esqe. ...

... the solo > Laudamus Te, and in the execution of the rest of his task, he evinced his usual judgment and sci- t ence. Mr. Tayleure with his double Bass, was of singular service, as, from the smallness and very bad quality of the organ,the latter instrument ...

... Porter ?? 31r. Robert Prestona ?? Foster Mr. George Salkeld lttabn Garnett Mr. Joseph Sandars Reoet Gladstone Mr. Charles Tayleur ktdherdHarris, Mr. Nicholas Waterhouse R`4Holrnesjn, Mr. Thomas Wondeward ?he5, cahss Inssrasoeee are reseeweable or the 24th ...

... the ssong. to which we have adverted, to ridicule the excessive ab- surdity of some of these notions. It was sung by Mr. Tayleure, in the character of an old fishwotnan, who, at the end of each verse, twanged through the nose the following as a chorus: ...

... Eiarl Grey throw discredit on the s-q ?? of his having beer invited by the King to the post of V - of the Admiralty. h Mr. Tayleur, one of the passengers of tboe Carabheo, of 1 ier pool, which was plundered and seized by a vessel ?? osod r be a pifate on ...

... of the subscribers to this important undertaking, was held at the Cldrendon Booms, in this town, on Tuesday lost, Charles Tayleur, Esq. in the chair, when, after a considerable tims employed'in deliberation, it was unanimously resolved, 't that an application ...

... curiosities, order. UNITED STATES. WI Thomas Parsons, W. Bragg, fm New Orleans, with 169 30, dry salted cow and ox hides, C. Tayleur and ?? 77 bl cot. ton, Ramsden and Booth- .100 do, Alston, Finlay, and ?? qr 101 do, J. Marshall1.239 do, Bolton, Ogden, and ...

... Brown ; ?? ?? o we~ Iitt*Oft&i N. Wdaterhous 1 Ditto ?? .Hoinbk ,. .. .S.. ..a. Dittofron£-aTPriend- ?? Ditto from Mrll C Tayle-ur and 'Mr ?? Irlan, by .-secwed fdr an Arbitration, perT -.Kayc' ?? 5 0 ors -(leateionOn SaturdaY evening, a person, deceitl= ...

... AMERICA. Ashley Brothers, 3!4 Jane, Maranham J Holliwell, *'38 British Ring, Rio Janeiro Ashley Brothers. 253 Amity, Do. C Tayleur, Sons & Co, I 9O Julia. Vera Cruz W & J Tyrer, 289 Hutehinson, Bahia J Holliwell &-Ker & Imrie, 183 Britannia, Maranham UNITED ...

... temphation to commit )Y depredations, were safely housed undet lock and key. DONATeONS ItECrIVED FOR TltE EIOUSELESS POOR. C. Tayleur, Esq. L5; Mr. I. J. Watt, £2 ?? 0 Mr. Crompton, Xi 7d; Mr.JohniJones, £1 ?? 7 0 Mr. Williams. orfiurd-street, per Elizabeth ...