The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-23 00:00:00

P:)l,lrE.

WM.!' IRRET. —1" est pril,t 1t: njermin Lorork was
rhargi•il with assitulting, with intent to commit an
unnatural crime.

he Eilittplaitiant, a respectable looking yonng man
stated, that a few months as lie gut acquainted with
the prisoner. at a Chapel in .rnttettlimii.e.wirt-roaci ; he
qet him again last night, when after an interchange
eirilitiea, prisoner asked if lie would take soave-
t!iing to drink, lie replied, be had no objectimi, and
they hail a glass of gin and natter. .titer leaving the
prisoner said lie was going to Covent-garden,
sad :liked if be would aceompanv loin ; be did so;
they then went to a public-house in it• s'r!l street, and
!mil a > 1:1•5 of rum and water ; it was then :donut 12
of C prisoner then proposed, as it naa late, that
they should sleep then.; complainant said he would.
a. lola frit nth, who were rygitlar people. and retiredl.,
:,hunt ten o'clock, would is' obliged to let 11;ut in;
titer sitting about an hoar they west to bed, when
the pritotirr, almost immediately lowan to take hide-
rent liberties with hisu ; he jumped up, anti asked pri-
soner what he meant by so doing t he replied, don't
Fe offended, 1 was only joking with you. .Ibout live
o'clock in the morning prisoner renewed his indecen-
cies, seined him by the hand and began to kiss him,
; r plainant was su ittilignitst at the attack made
npnn him that he jnmprtl oat of bed and began to!
heat him (the prisoner); he then threw himself on Ids'
knees. implore.' Isis forgiveness; peered to make him
any conspet.tation in his pow. r. awl begged lie would ;
not evpose him ; complainant immediately sent to ran-
snit kit brother, who advised bins to take him before a
Illogistt ate.
Prisoner, in his defence said, that he was a little in
liquor. sod did nut know what lie Was doing, and said
he eould hiring a great punster of respectable wit.
news to give him a character.
111 r. litaNte.—Who are they ?
Prisotter.--.• Several very respectable young me:.
whom I often sleep with."
Mr. lltaNtr.—Let him be committed to the Qnarter

Sessions.
hear Allrs, th..sni-disarti livery ..errant. and logo-
don% Jew cheer, tt as Wk cuuttnittrd to Newg..te
yrstorlday.. for tri:A. on the capital charge of ale aledg
porker-hook, coolaininc 31. from u pour woman
whom he anti uncut ilk confederates had juat bees tic-
frautli::g of ;!.

f-r.c.th EMT.

The Briton, Bun. from Poole to L'iterpool, fitturk
on she Kirk Point, at the entrance of Ileautataris, on
Tuesday, and stink. l'rew saved.
Lteatterwit.„ Maven 20. —During the very henry gale.
which consimeneed on Suloolay morning, seVeroil vessels
have lost anchors awl c. 01010.,, viol sustained other ula-
Mlle(' in the river. The l'oo.: lei:, .of !lull, hound to the
. Baltic : the Hope. of Net' WV ,1,0 iek ; the Comet. of
lireennelt : and the Maria. Peelol. s, a Creenock trailer.
ran on shore on the mot side of the river, hut have all
been got off, except the Maria. Tlio. mind has become
i ,
1 usemierate since 1%.1011.
WPITIMATE:Y. MARCH I9.—Yesterday morning a Ire-
! mention's gale of wins! sprung nk from Ike N.W.-ullich
,
nag rontinswil wills no-shale:l tory. Several yew's,
whirl, 'tailed on the preceding day, were obliged to put
I lynch: and the Amite, of Workincton, Irving, from Si-
lvers Leone, timber fade,' was driven on shore near the
; bulwark, hart hall sine, hero got off, without having re-
-1 erivrd any material tlatiss.e. The I henry, of Ilarring-
toss. wrist on shore !aft night, near Workington, and
it is fear.sl will goo to pieces. This afternoon, the Sa-
Imnrl It.ylev, anal the Alexander, Millie, arrived; the
1 former Wilton the saaol between the piers, (but entirely
n notl:ritr. • dhoaini•biseptri)t.all'ifi Ito ti-s el
hi:rtsetert,hAlerstlCirintVattitl, 87Wdoarkaliangge-
ton. has joist route on shore, and-unless the wisid stiotG,
rates hrOirp,eti• evening tide, it la treed that stile will
sildaill irsal :damage.

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