The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-09-04 00:00:00

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4iblltarg. 3.—Arrind sad ramie la lb. Dawes,
tut jruirimetle. Sims,for Gibraltar; llamas,. Gibson, for
—Ales sad salted Br tho Kim, the Doke of
litsadhlesiet. Reed. from Jimmies ; Betiods. Switter,
from Jemades. lit 47 days ; Richard sad *bills, Brad.
ley. free Jimmies t Beitsaals. --..... from the West Ia-
Om s Klairetoo. ..or, from JIMIIIiCII ; Looks sad lik-
tilda, Stomp from New (Maas.—Come does the;
River, sad reossis, the Hopewell. Lys., for Hoodlum* ;
Zealous, Reed, from Rio Janeiro and Valparaiso; Mil.
ford, Haromd. for Boadny , sad several others, sasses
takers's.— "Md. W.S.W.
1 - Pownwerta, Barr.3.—Arrived the ihrs, Mesas..);
I heath& Demos. fat Demerara; Zephyr, Arrowslakit.
fry
Illoadarrat Mods. Williams. for the Gaps of blood
a t
_Ster., *Nally. for lyricism—Sailed the
rs. for trara ; Thetis Walliame. aad Aurora,
Kiehl, for Cowes.—Wind W.M.W..
Powers, Beim I—Arrived the BMW. Muir,
from Omits, sad Juba. Lemma. from Mare Bilward's
istied....Wiad N.W. .

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1 BART #0 1,0 if 110' PAHL
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IfallargilliyaBl4' she Ilit—nM-14.11me above Carol vat,
lied Mimi% dose hewing hem allows! for the 'reeds*
oldie booths. the appears/ea of the Pair loafers 'sine
o'clock tintelowed great difppoiettnenr to the Monday
Pellis. by a leek .f half their usual eibibitions. As she
morning Wrap*. however, great nett vi ty was *buried
among the exhibitors. • Thetas:ages of the booth" were'
'wieldy emoted, sad the wood of hammers in every ill-
reale" promised the speedy elevation" of their gau-ly
frames. My twelve ieolock every part of the Fair dis-
plays! to the gaping multitude el the Warders of
the 'World; (Meets, )hostesses, Dwarfs. Indian Jug-
glers. Conjurers, Learned Pigs. Limas, Tygers, Tight-
sii Demers, awl Loewe Notera in abondsece.—
A&vthe mammy of proclaiming the fair had been
gone theeegb, thetas sad frolic commeoced. Trumpets,
Chimes. goats, horse, sail salt-boxes. mingled their
detail Wee wide the squalling of oyster girls, the fry-
jog of massage% and the delightful roaring of wild
beams. In 'see orate booths, which contained (as
we were informed, through the medium of a speaking
Hempel) all the " Vooderfel Hanley& that ever
lived l'' the inmates manifested a consklerable degree of
nessoloose, and cant forth wee of the meet discordant
Were. *or oonW the wrest exorcises of the keepers
allow them. After ssise time spent is endeavouring
to ascistale the case* of their discomposure, it was dis-
covered that as old wants had opened a sausage par-
lour, is doe lemetellate vieleiry of the booth, and was
badly oftplayeel In preparing thedelicloos food fur the
impotnt-sod capacious stomachs of a party of dustmen.
The *wow of thee every viands,i t appeared, had reach-
ed the nasal sive. of the growling quadrupeds, and ex-
cited is them a desire to partake of the smoking luxuries.
Banged at the filthy cause of all the discord, the angry
keeper roared oat with all his might—" Heigh you
Marne. take thee sassing.. away vill you? d'ye bear
Maim—they makes amen • d—tistisk that m ',animal.
TOW init be qt,--d've hear Alarm?" The old lady, how-
ever. was too inside* to the wants of bee customers to
listen to. this eloquent address, and continued tossing
shout the hissing frying pan with the most provoking
lediffenatie. The oyster stalls were nenieroos and well
.applied ; the readers using their utmost strength of
(sags to prevail on their "earthy customers," to stop
mod indulge themselves. A coal heaver who bad berm
tempted to taste 'albs fat sod goodetme." Ity the spa alli mg
of a plump sad per* visaged damsel, who was exhibit-
ing a large oyster- she 'adjust opened. cavillingly call-
edfarth their. of the Ideemieg Billingsgate, by a too
Itea Om of the popper-cister.—"Vell." said Dingy,
.• VMS aro you areraelenta. aboatu—yetrwray fti 71-
tr
my fresh ua a bat I mina re re a d—a for em
rthey vans voll pordetr y was/MIMI,
"Wed whet' ore of discus ev l frolics cos-
mewed which festally takes piece at this fair. A
party of fellows to the number of fifty or more,
with arms looked and three abreast, were proceed-
lag with great rapidity throngh the principal and
most crowded avenges of the fair, driving. the people
shoat in all directions. sad threatening to involve the
atioester %tensity-le sad and confasiun. The fu-
med* for the protection of their merehandisto,
Ned the ludkroes manner in which their anger sad
slats were manifested, excited considerable merriment.
Mr. swig many others, took refuge in the Sheep
ri.•, end from thence observed on on of the Booths a
Uown, eyeiog with sub coriosity a sweep, who sr
petrol antoll thee is:rordlicand whom, aoftermncb
rsaatlici •
1 taii°
her
"sib° ily ucuntetivt6e leiter, felineanedlitriovring received a
b ' "bake whiclienveloped them both is .owe; wai
i aced to a tab of whitewash, where hie sable habi-
liseuts were speedily transformed to a delicate white.
He was then. rather isecereinoniosily sent hack to his
11=1;1104•11. who positively refold to own him, sad
hooted him abdat the fait without merry. The public
basses had their fell 'hereof visitors. who were dancing,
4., ~. . and smoking, tIU the hear of eleven, compelled
' th to quit their "heavy wet and gin and water' to
' the dicers who hid orderi to clear all the houses at that
' bent.

Among the preparations yesterday for Bartholomew I i
Pair, a ludicrous scene took place. As one of the iti-
twilit showmen was pacing through Long-lane to
Smithfield, the axletres of his caravan brute, aid
discharged its cargo into the street. Several monkies
were instaatly sees raising in different directions,
ono of which took refuge to a cool's-shop, to tie so
smell discomfiture of the master-cook and hi. hungry
ot.t.. Peg, without waiting to examine the bill of
Are. placed binneli by a dish of 'Tidy-sliced plum ,
pudding. sad sees , auk, helped lifinself, and all
Le emOsetrance isti,wtbi of the conk cool.l not pe r-
V
Mile hint to relit% Ts his delieious rimier, until
his sister. by forcolif ere's, dishuigetl, him from 'kr,
bisorimie banquet. - . , . .
The tailors of Proffitt bate put tuth the following ,
notice t----
"To TIM PeBLIC.--The tailors fraternity of joersey..
men respectfully present the following notice to the
publics--That in coo-sequence of the 'Matti-on which
they sift to be placed in at the ensuing Iluild—a sitnit.'
lion which they consider der acre from the di; nit!
of their sacredly insiiieted ',reveilles, they do not in-
tend tofonner the procession with their attendance. es-
eept they are permitted to take that situation which the
high antiquity of their trade demand+ —a irade first
t ,Prght by instiset, mud livered in t',c rarliedi az-e.
They are prepared to prone their iwilieleaSie right to
the first Meatiest. from unquestionable authority; nor
did they entersais the most distant hies Me high anti.
pity of their humourable prafessioe ccsuld..hane i.em
&spirted. The only privilege they wish—illa truly right
itturetunir:—isytiolseee:leloisingeilnet; tutootvreaiinnyt.ot atiseipactrig
tide of the id tv Me present time (the lad (hind n-
opt
eer
ed); they are reeelired netere4 Le di/preyed by
tamely a nierfaity other." • • "
ileeitaiee.• duo. :WI —EM, Spencer, free ()rein'
: lallio IS Jed ems isle the IA ty : left the ice site 15th
, inhA4 soli glees a eery poor account of the *Awry.
Oily tins sr three well fished ship.. smoeg which is
the John of Greetiock, 164 i tons ; the Sprawl has
ibis. IDS tons of oil. has sees no fish since the Stb of
Sale; rainy weather and-little frost. .