The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-30 00:00:00

DIiBTORS' COURT,
'IMONDAT, JOLT t 9.
cdsholirr-Oris bestowht up this .1 to metes OM Jodi-
iltiTlNAllee COM I HIS ease bad leen fully bard ya a
preview' day, het is meseristeuee of a defect in 'fite service
of ewe es. two mot trams Aloe olirllied. t*. 00 day.
This gmtkffnam, • She la • Major is lbe easy, sod had
solved. duties the Irat the late war, with credit
sel/kirde-de-Cumptu OPIP eel Peru.,, was opposed by Mr. PAL-
LADIO'. S. behalf of Meson ateeduesald sad Campbell, sot
slew by Mc Coen, • ioeth.ltraker„ Is penes., The posed
of the opposition in the former we wee, that Major
Tyke bad accepted hills of 'scheme to • Isere amount,
payable at Cu: and Greesweviers, fir at Mr. Chambers's,
the hasher, without having made provision fur their pay-
Mean. Titt:leairlreut, in ezpMeation, stated, that his rather,
who is a mac of large prop. rty, bad been Is the habit of
pirilisig his debts to i large amotnt, besides *Ain Min a
haudrease putt!, allowance; but he admitted Ail wfieli the
bills is the bands of hie opposing creditors might become
due, he could not reckon with confidence epos attire than
the amount of his half-pay.
With respect to Mr. Gains oppoeitios, it appeared that
She loselvest had ordered a cabriolet from Gees, fee which
he saw him • second-hand gig and a bill of exchaege for the
difference. Re had made so better prorisioe for tiele bill
thee for the other, and whew it became due it was, like them,
dishonoured. The cabriolet was, after some mostly', rivets by
Mr. Tyler to a brother officer is payload of a debt.
Is the ewers* of the resesinatiim, it was urged by Mr.
POLLOCK that the !molten' was bowed to insert is his
schedule his Interco', whatever it may be, in the United
Service Cleb,, of which Major Tyler is • member. lt sp.
is "eldest* teat Messrs. Misedeed sad Campbell,
tiisgelposies credirort, are the Neereteries to this Club, sad
ithist 'they conceived Major Tyler's interest to be worth
levet MR. ?Ile members of the Club are limited, and
there Sri at peesetit so many &Seers .f reek seeking for
Sidatinsiobi that the Secretaries eakistated the value of the
Ales, at Illis bent. The Court, however, espeword its opi.
.mbe, that as Übe interest wee sot assignable by the rules
Me Club, it was sot such a property as could pass to the
mmligsers under his estate.
The Court, viewing all the elreismetanrim of the case, were
isitopinion that the Insolvent bad contracted debts with his
'appall's creditor', without havieg at the time reasonable
esprelstions of fulfilling such engsgessests, sod ordered that
be should not be discharged out of custody mail he should
have been is custody at the suit of his detainieg and oppow
leg creditors, fur a period out exceeding rigid natal from
the date of Alloy his petition.

. •
Part, ertweetled Ir searelsieg her packet, whet, Is I small
leather purse, is the sure astuniskeseut of Mr. Pun),
he found the long lee ebeeek, fettled op, and neatly
bblitersted, sod labia she must here steles est of the es.
velure. Os the Mom ettortheag Musk we Gilliam' of
flees wire also &mud emeeirst her clothe', which west ides.
lifted to be the property of Mrs. Ford.
Rice, the steer, said, that sties be fumed the !beats
the Primmer she was dieadfully agttated, sad atteispted to
destroy hermit'.
The Magnitude (Mr. Svelte)) called ai the Primmer fir
her ilefeste.
She said that se she was cerryisg the letter to the Petit
°Mee, the child that she took with het tried to have it,
and is order to pacify it she gave the chill the letter, wM
broke she twat, and the check tumbled eel, .he wee fearful
If she made it knows to her muster he would discharge bee,
therefore elm tore the letter it pieces, mei kept the check by
bee. She declared she sever had any fumed'''. of lowans,
the mosey for it; Tie napkins, &c. foiled Is her bus were
giver her by her mistress fur her see.
The Magrettlite said, the 'chary tIM eeillciently ties& tint
against her to authorise him semi, bee to take bee trial
for the robbery—she wee comspled sectordingly, sad *se
takes Vent the bar shedding 'tape.
areiron.eiltotig.
11107 AND irbIIIRiNATION 111101IGSTTH IS BARGE.

MEN ON CANAL
Yesterday Thomas MIXWA, otherwise liedemete; name
Owens, otherwise Sturxr •' Wattle,' Plehertwil, oiberwhie
Minim i sod Peter Hatid, better known by the mama of
Peter the Bold, six 11.01Tefliw baryons whit dere charged
with being conversed in the riot sod combiastion to raise
their wages tia last Thrinday worwolng, she, the 3d regimes(
of guards were to embark at Pedili•gtoo is board 20. of
Messrs. Pkkford and tea beefs for Liverpool. The Psi.,
sowers were apprrheoded by 11.1mbrIck sod Thiseltos, at
Aissley, in Warwickshire, the eldest of whores did nut exceed
22 years, sod were better koowo by their nicknames, which
are annexed, than by their chrhalso sod 00000 tam
Mr. Mariner atteuded for the pamecolioo.
Mr. John Goulding sod Mr. Jobs %Yrighi, agents to Messrs.
Pitkford and Co. identified the Prisoner, to he vety sohs to
IM riot, particularly Slower, Sklawer, and Redman, who west
on board some of the barges, pulled the toes who were
willing to proceed with the boats out of bed, awd threatesed
to throw them overboard into the water, if they attempted to
move goy of the boats from thence until their wages were rose
to 10s. a week each.

The Prisonen i■ defence stated, that they were compelled,
under a threat of being thrown Iwte the water themselves, to
join la the riot, by the rest of the bargeman, particularly
Owner, Chester, Tassel, aad Little George (nick.aanses).
Their real abeam they did not kauw—nose of whoa* ate yet
in custody.
The Magistrates toeing 640i:tied with 'be proof against the
Prisoners, columned them lin prison, and to give 24 hours
notice of good and sufficient bail to Mr. Harmer, to abide
their trials at the ensuiog &Wont.

NARLBOItoUOII-STREST.

KING'S Vali' TO scoriAtrn.

[Fret the ititallerph Stier of 144they.]
•
The mod active preparations continue to be made
hers for hit Miljesty'll expected visit.
Three of his Majesty's amities, old • quantity
of stores. arrived at Newhaven this morning from
Loodon per the James Watt.
Wednesday lilt the Town Council appointed
a committee to make the decessary arrangements
for the prop* reception of his Majesty. It is
now filially resolved on, that the banquet to be
gi'Ven to his Majesty. bg the Magistrates sold
Council, will be in the Parliiieneut-house. We
believe it is eaderstood his Majesty will proceed,
in the first place, to the Advocates' Library. which
is to be splendidly illuminated, and from thence
to the bauquetiug-room, upon which at present
there are a great cumber of worknien employed by
Mr. Trotter, and Sandi will be tastefully and ele-
gintly decorated. The preperitioiss likealie at
the Palace are going on with anni*ing alacrity, and
which we observe will soon be lighted up with gas.
The improvements at Dalkeith Palace seeds° pro-
secuted with great rapidity, and we understand a
new carriage way is making from opposite the oew
entrance to the palate. across the field to this gibe
of Melville Castle. It has been proposed to have
the toad between Dalkeith and the city lighted up,
and it was surveyed yesterday by a lamp contrector
for that purpose.
Preparations are busily making throughout the
city, both by public bodies and inditriduals, foe' a
general illumination, which is expected to continue
for several nights, and to be the most brilliant and
magnificent that ever took place in this city.
Vesterday the Royal College of Surgeon isp?
pointed • Committee to draw up an address to be
presented by a deputation Of their members to his
Majesty on his arrival in Edinburgh, end we audit-
shied that the Royal College of Physicians are to
meet today for the same purpose.
'the Faculty of Advocates met on Tuesday.
and appointed a Committee to prepare an Address
to his Majesty, and to consider whether any and
what farther marks of profound respect and loyalty
the Faculty have it in their power to exhibit.
We understand that Mr. Peel, Secretary of State,
takes up his residence with the Marquis of Lothian
ut Newbottle Abbey, a short distance from Dal-
keith Palace.