The National Register.
London, England, 1808-10-24 00:00:00

THU rtsuAir, OCT. 20.

The only ease of interest that occurred through the day
was an indictment for an assault, of which the following are
the particulars : _

A plump matron, about 59, named '.ll:try Love, who keeps a
toy shop in Wcstminder, was indicted for aisaulting: the faik
person of Miss Mary AMU' Lew 14$ a heautifid young woman,
about IS. It appeared that the father of the prosecutriv, who
a h.rhoulmaster, oeci!vied the upper part of Mrs. I flVt''s hou-e,
and had with her some unpleasant altercation. In the month of
illy last, Miss Len ii aS standing at the hall-door buying' same
fish of a hawker., yt hen Mrs. Love cattle not ;nal insisted on tive
fish hawker's tottv. Ml' the nagged nay. Miss Lewis said that
she must first have thine with her, whom 'Mrs. Love, seizing V.
one hand a child's chair, and with the other a omuse teep onn-
nioditie of her call in... 0, male a violent attack pith the I.litcr
upon Miss Len is's face, and very nearly spoiled it faminatior
(Vol trteuere of nature's handy work; while with the o:11:1-
hand, she furiously pre-std the chair upon her delicate foot,
which; resting. on the threshold, peeped from beneath her snots -
white petticoat.
The .1k ry foand the intemperate matron guil-ty, and the Court
senicaect. her to pay a not. of :ls. 4tl.

M o Dot: Monday a large bull-dog, belonging to one
of the Sun Fire men, was seized with canine madwss iu the
Strand. The animal foamed, and exhibited the usual s, towline,
of lisdrophobia. The fireman, on perceiving the situation tit
hit dog, made signs to the spectators to stand aside ; he then
teized the dog, in the most resolute manner, by the neck, and
dragged it to the shop of Mr. Willows, fishmonger, where he
procured a hammer, and the dog was destroyed. Dogs in v;,-
rious part of the !%letropoli, have lately died mad, and the pith-
lic ought therefore to he peculiarly on their guard against thCall.

A Centlentao of Distinction, about .50 years of age, who has
used the Russia Oil regularly this twelvemonth for dressing his
hair, ha% declared to the Prnprietor, that his hair is not only
.zrow it in thickness and strength, hut' it has also prcvented it
turning gre,, which was before on the decline; it i- there-
fore recommended to Ladies and Gentlemen, who wis h to bene-
fit from the Russia Oil, not to neglect using it regularly, us it
cannot be peeled of having the desired effect if only appliel
at intervals. The Royal Fatuity, and Ladies and (tentleinen of
Distinction and l'ashion, use Prince's Russia Oil for moistening
Cie Hair when di essiag. which is so great a nourisher to the Pair,
as to present it turning grey to all periods, promotes the growth.
and making the hair grow thick and long; prevents its falling
01'; and restores it on bald places, if the least roots remain.—
Several Gentlemen that were bald !mire declared, after using the
Rassia Oil regularly fur three unintits, the bald plains IseciJne
nearly covered with hair ; promotes eye-brows, is hiskers, and
prevents- them turning grey, at is. per bottle, or a bottle con-
taining lior small, at one Guinea. tiold wholesale and retail by
the Proprietor, A. Prince, No. 9, J Oxford-street ;
and by most principal Perfumer. and Medicine Vend( rs int
England, Ireland, and ticotlaud.—Caution.—As Impostors are
travelling about, imposing not ions counteifeits on shopkeept Es.
particularly ou Ilair-diessers and Booksellers, purchasers will
paracolarly ask for Prince's Russia Oil, and observe the label
on the outside wrapper of each bottle is sired is Russian gold
ink, •` Mochrikufsky and Prince ;" any without that signature
are counterfeits. Country Shopkeepers sending their urder4t
to any Wholesale Vender they deal with in London, will receive,
liberal alto malice.