To The Editor Of The Time...
rADvEltTsi'rP,-^r l Sir',-Observing a long paragraph in vour Paper of Thtursds lest, relative to some serpents, for the information of your nura rous readers, I beg to sa2 If you had visiter the Royal ouenatgerje. Ext. ter Change, you roight have sen a nutmber of thore formidable -ep. tiles ( Bo&aCOnstrictors), upwards of 1S feet in length, and more than two feet in circurafcrence. On !.londaY last one of them gorged no less than seven large fowls with their feathers entire; and a short time shice one took a very large fowl, and a rabbit of thirteen pournda weight along with it; and it is no uncomrnon thing to add as much as twenty pounds of beef to the repuast; for whren thev are in the act of fceding they may be filled as comaletely as any sack-a circ&am. stance that may be seen frequently at Exeter 'Cihange. I remain. vml- A,,. A (X)NS'TANT READER. TO THE EDITOR OF THrE TrIMPsR