The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-08-26 00:00:00

meted may be more conceived than described g the
crash, of the standing', the screams of the affrighted deltaells,
ells. the calls of their protectors and of the owners of the
standings fur assistance, and the vociferation' of the &others
of the confusion, produced a compound of discordant sounds
not often equalled in this now peaceable county. The ref.
fians were, however, speedily masters of the field, and the
discomfited and terrified multitude fled to the adjacent
houses for shelter. The greater part rushed into the public
houses which were before filled with company :—here they
were pursued by the brutal miscreants, who commenced
breaking the windows,deineishing the furniture, &c. 'They
were at length opposed by a number of young men, who
rallied in defence of the females and the !mikes ; when, as
cowardly as they were brutal and ferocious,, the St. kis
ruffians Ned under cover of the darkness; but as soon as
they saw an opportuaity, they rallied and commenced art
attack on the windows. They were at length driven front
the field ; but not before upwards of 20 of them were iden.
tifieds who will have to answer for their conduct in a court
of justice. When it is considered that few, comparatii ely,
are benefitfed, and that umbers are seriously annoyed by
the annual nuisance denominated Lelant fair, its discon-
tinuance would be regarded as a public benefit.—(/felt
Briton.)
New Hasa !ILL.—We are sorry to find that the present
Chancellor of the Exchequer should so 1.0•11 have renounced the straight for-
ward policy with which lie commenced office, and have adopted the settling-
gine tricks of his worthy predeceremr, fur the Impose of eulline the Public
Into a belief that he was anxious le oblate fur theme kites Bp, hut. in
reality, to draw front their pockets tut extra Its. 6d. in the shape of duty. The
present Table Beer produces 61 barrels irmil the quarter of malt, and pays a
duty of 13..; the intermediate Beer, an 'tin ',Tined, b• In iwoduce 54 barrels,
soil to be subject to a luny of ss. per bared, or Vs. 6d. tut Me avarice. we
understand that few or none of the regular Brewers are disposed to risk their
canital in the manufactute of Mils bastard commodity. and the public, we be•
Ikve, will be as little disposed to swailosi such stuff as speculators may put
forth miler that name. The Drum Hectors need not be apprehensive of a fall.
lug off of bushiest, 04 a *wafer pc.rtiap of tie anxious ingredients will be
required to meet Me Increase edicts.' To protect the Pub lie from its pen+
dons effects, oral! Brewer should be compelled to follow Mr. Client/C.O
plan, of making Quarterly to affidavit. similar to the iollywiag:—
Itycn Aso CH A PNIIN, of Magnipse Wells, in the Parish of t'aint Panerar, In
the County of Middlesex. Common Brewer. maketh na:h and math, that his
Ale, Table Ale, and Table Beer, are brewed from Malt and Hum and math.
-sever has, nor never will, one, ranee. permit, or so ifcr to be us..td, any detele-
rious or injurious Drop whatioesor.in his Brewery.
It. CHAPMAN.
Sivopn at tlie Mansion House, In the City of Lon Inn. the 26th day of May
I9a gore me. W. If vciATY Mal of.

LONDON MA ILK g I 8.
PRICE Of GRAIN ON HOARD SHIP, AS UNDIIR

S. g.
Wheat, red, (old) 44 58 Beans, small. (new) ..33 39
white, (old) 52 6.5
--d— red (new) ....40 44 ---- tick, (new) ....3•d so-
--- tine 46 30
--- superfine ....32 SO --- harrow (new) ..34 ;•,-7
white (new) ..40 48 — (old) ..36 :%ft
----- fl:,e 3O 37 Oats, feed O.) :61.
-r-- superfine .....6.4 60
Rye 3ll 32 Poland 24 24
Barley - fine 29' 29
--- fine .....33 33 Potatoe .. ...... 26 29
superfine ....30 37
Malt 5O 64 Scotch 3l 33
fine 55 60
Pease, hog 34 30 Flour, per Sack 5O 55
-- maple 37 40 -- Seconds 4l 30
white ........32 34 North Country 42 441
--- boilers ..... —3O 34 Pollard, fine, per qr. lO 17
Brank 2 32 Bran 9lO

S. S.

SEEDS. 4e.
MONDAY, Arc. 25.—There is so little doing in the Seed
Trade. that the prices nay bacons' lered is lest quoted.