The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-08-05 00:00:00

LIVING WONDERS!

Just arrived from India. and to be wen at No. 213, Picca-
dilly, corner of F:agk-otreet,
Tirt) ‘VIRPRIcING OREAT
CONSTRICTOR ROA, the largest species of
SKRPENTS is the 'World.
The Boa Constrictor is the most conspicuous of nil serpents,
from pre--eminent superiority of Size and Beatify of Co-
leers sod though it varies from Ar. Set, mid Climate, be
may he distinpi,hed in es Cry State front the re-t of its Tribe,
by the pecolinr Pattern or Disposition of its variegation, and
believed to he a Specimen of tho-e Phenomena, which No-
land History gives such marvellous Atements of their size
mod Strength. 1 t iv said. mart centurie: part, one .ingle
reptile of 0114 species, near the River Bagra.ta. iu Africn,
remised sole master fur matey year. over a vast 'tract of Land,
dev"kring every thing that dare approach him ; and even to
put the Army of Attiliin Replan to dismay, the skin of
a inch mensur,tl lit feet iu length. These gigantic Serpent!.
have become le,s common now. though they are still seen in
India of the enornsou: Size of 'AI to IS feet long; avid Sil
strong as to attack a Buffalo, Deer, or any other Animal,
and swall ivy them whole.
The tyro Specimens now presented to the peak notice
were liken in January last. in the IP-sert. m Sundeburn.
near Bengal: the youngest of which was caught while in an
Idiot state. bring oily a few days obi. but since growu in
an almost incredible manner, now- measuriew, about 10 Feet
in length. and i 1 Liebe, in circumference : the other was up-
wards of 1.1 feet boor, when eanght, nod considered the
largest Serpent ever benticht to England
l'lwse surpri,ing Serpeats have Amen examined by some
Naar:di:4a and ('unookieur, .inre their arrival in En.;land,
;10 -tate that they are of the same Species as thus,- above-
mentioned, and .Warientitically described by Dr. Shaw is
the third volume of his Zoology., from it filch learned a-d
selebrated V..rk the above d rtpti•pn partly taken; and
to *lnch we refer for a more elah trate account.
Ad:Minnie, Otw WWI 'mg each,
From 'feu o'Clock in the Mo. nier, till Do-lc.
N. B. As the antipathy against these Reptiles, ;morally
prryailst the Public may be assured that the) are quite harm-
s and inntiemive, so that the Keener ran 131.- with them
like a Child, and that the most timid Lady may approach
tyre without Fear or Dam•grr•

This day were published,
In one Volume, Octavo, illustrated with Seven Plates, price
6d. Boards,
'PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the
1 Disease of the Joints, commonly called WHITE
SWELLING; with some Remarks on Caries. Necrosis, and
Scrofulous Abscess, in which a new and successful method of
tre•iting these Diseases is pointed oat. A Second Edition,
with considerable Additions and Improvements.
By BRYAN CROWTHER,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, and
Surgeon to Bridewell and Bethlehem Hospitals.
Printed for J. Callow. Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown-
cos: t. Prince's-street, Soho.
N. B. A few Copies arc printed on a large Paper, with
proof impressions of the Plates, price las. Boards.

'MATRIMONY.
yr is much to be regretted, but indilputably
AL certain, licit many persons of both sere; arc deterred
from catering into the married state, by iofirmities, which
delicacy forbids them to disci..se ; and there are not a few,
who, Iwing already married. are rendered miserable, for
want of those trader pledges of mutual love. without which,
happiness in thi- state is, at least, very precarines. It has
been ascertained beyond doubt, that these eircumstusees are
occasioned by a general or partial relaxation or weakness in
either sex t and it is equally certain, that the ermine
AROMATIC LOZENGES OF STEEL.
are the best, if not the only remedy for this species of debi-
lity. When taken into the stomach, they
fuse themselves, like a vapour, through every p .re, producing
etTects, at once delightful, salutary, and perm-meta. When
the spark of life begins to grow dim, the circulation languid,
alit! the faculties paralysed, these Lozei,ges are found to give
tone to the nerves, exhilarate the animal spirits, iuvigorate
the body, and re-animate the whole man. When aversion to
exercise. loss or depravity of appetite, and pallid aware-
naoce, indicate approaching eiritonoption, the delicate fe-
male will be preserved, and restored to health and society,
by the benign iufluence of this medicine. When the delu-
sions of imagiontioa, or the force of bad example, have
tempted unguarded youth into the dangerous labyrinths o
secret sensuality. defiifitated his body, or impaired his ems-
den4anding, these Lozenges will protect him from linger-
ing disease. the infirmities of premature old age. and a
wretched dissolution. When by luxurious banquets, copious
libations, Papilla, excesses. and midnight revel!, the sons
and daughters of dissipation have brought on themselves
debility, relaxation. iinhecility, and a long train of nervous
complaints. these Lozenges will restore health mid virtue to
the debilitated frame, and cheerfulness and animation to the
mind.
THE AROMATIC LOZENGES OF STEEL are pre-
pared and sold by the Inventor, Dr. Semite, 3, Ludgate-hills
also, by Appointment, sold at (ireer's, 3911, Oxford-street.
near I)eaa-sarect Allen, iii, Oxford-street, opposite the
Pantheons Chrup, comer of .4peing Gardens Hymns, 349,
Strand, next the Lyceum 42. Lomita; Bolton,
Ro3 al Is:selvage ; Stuhh-, 3s, Cheapside ; Ambridge, yg,
Piccadilly I Ward. 3i4, Holborn; and no where else in lour
don. Price is. per Rol, I)nty iw laded.
At the above plates mny also he had, Dr. Senate's Treatise
on Female Complainnt, Price *A. tid. s a book w filch should
be mad by ever) married woman.

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Poesia anapest* ad a•• de* Prufessori di Mttiiea e ditetanti
da G. Bitscbtni, b.•ardt, 4s.

Yit bl and I, FAN NEW POST COAGIES
from. the 141,1. L SAV.i.ql4. LUDGATE-RILL.
nery Aloroitie ut lIAII-1.^..t live u'Cliwk, through Barnet.
Hatfield, Welwyn, Stevenage, Bakinett, Biggie%wadr, •En-
ton, Bogdan, Stilton..Stainfard, Grethen,. •Cokerswortit,
Granthant, Newark, Retfirrti, Doncaster, tercylsr;dgo,.nod
Tadeaster. Every e‘ertion has and win ke made to realer
this the best conveyance on the North Road.
N. B. By this conveyance Passeogers.asd Parcels arefor-
lAranied to Edinburgh and al,l vans of the North of Log-
WPC

T•
• Uncommon Cheap Tmvellia,r, by the Commercial Op-
posittiou SALISBURY COACH, afternoons at Hali-past
fitree, from the BELL SAVAGE. Inside Fare to Salis-
bury, 16s. only; Outside M. 6d. only; and all Small Parcels
ander uoe paved weight 64. only for carriage, sad au charge
fur booking. Also to Poole, through Fordingbridge, Ring-
wood, and Witabourn, afternoon, at Half-past Tlfiee;
la-
side Fare to Poole, Vs. only, Outside 16s. 6d. oat', which
is Nearly Wt. ciasper than the Poole as well us per-
formed 1:1 nearly the same time.
No charge whatever for boOkillC of Pawl°. •
(rir Couch-Orrice at thibottum or the Bell Savage Yard
on thakft-baud, t.hrougb the seesodustewa).
STROUOWATERt TETRURY, and -WOOTTON-
UNDER-EDGE, UNION COACHES.
TiriE PVIILIC are respeetfally informed, the
UNION COACH will be enotimted by a New Set
of Proprieters, and will commence ruining trout time Bell
Sash-,e, Ludgate-hill, on SATURDAY nest, the lith inst.
and fur the pre4cot, Will'continue to rim from the Bell S.mv.mre
every Nlondui., Wednesday, and Saturday afteruoons, at half
past Two o'clock andfrom the King s Arms ion. Stroud,
every Sunday, Tun.day, turd Thursday, at Twelve o'clock,
and Pion; the SWAN Ina,, at Wootton, at Eleven o'clock at
Noon. Performed by
HAY WARD, PBOCKTER,

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pros/linger. Jere 14,16119.

YORA and LEEDS New (;ununitdiAms, Safe,
Cheap. and ii‘peditioss POST' COACHES will set
out from the GOLDEN CROSS, • Cross, and REI.I.
SAVAGE. Ludgate-hill, every
rovilE
at half-put tivr ;
lireaLfast at the Red Lion, Ra t at Pic Cod., lia-
na; Sup at Ote Grethaut Ion; Preakfast at the Red Liao.
Dot--er, and arrive at L yds by Twelve, and York by
One. at Noon. There are only four Coachmen employed.
and thlt same Guard and Coach go throughout. Every exec.
thus has been, and K ill umtinue to be made to realm- thi, thi-
best conveyance on the North Road. Inside, to York and
Leak lES *. Outside, seg.
- Dv iiEUlttit: BOULTON alai CO.
Frani the Gilden Cross, the fallen Mg Carriage= .et out, be-
side many others too numerom to meats WO :
LIVERPOOL Expeditious P.m Couctieq, only one night
sat 'my Murniag at Six.
11Y,LHEAD and North Wiles Mail every e‘ening.
01,CH RAD. Shrewsbury an Birmingham New Po- t
Coaches. every Morning at Nine.
LUDLOW, Worcester. wad Oxford Mail every evening,
art it Netr;Post Coach itwsd.l). Thursday and Saturday, at
Two. • . . . .
..
MILFORD HAYEK. Caspiartato, Gloucester, and
' Cheltenham Mail every evening.
CHELTENHAM god Oxford Newired only Day Coach,
every Morning tit Six.
BRIGHTON. Lot Bourn, Worthing, Hastier, Torts-
mwth, SoutYamptou, We of Wight, Bognor. Chichester,
Arundel. Little Hampton. .Margate. Rartugate, Dover.
Deal, Hythe,Fulistone, &c. &c. Coaches daily.