Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-16

Gay to Bagshot, for intcrment Strathfiedsay-L9n
don, April 3OM
The Same paper announces the sudden doccase OF
the Earl Of Winferton, Sunday the 23d April at the
scat of his son-in-law, Sir Charles Chad Bart, at
WoEthmg, in his 70 year. Viscount rurnour and Ba-
ron Wnterton, of ireland and the head the Turnors
OF Ireland and the head of the Turnours and Turner's
OF England, and of the Keith Clan in Scotland. His
ancestor, the Earl Marisca, whose high honour was
hereditary; aud his brother Mareshal Keith Joined the
Prctender in IT'S; and from Lady Isabella Keith
wife of the second Sir Edward Turnour, son of the
Speaker in the reign of Charles the Second tho Earl
NIariscalry of Scotland The Countess who had lonr
been in dying state survived his Iordship only two
days.
The partial draining of Loeb Leven has becp Tho
means of bringing to light two highly interesting relies
OF the days pf the unfortunate Nary a marble figure
delicatey scuptured supposed decorated one of
the inches of the famous monastery of St Serf md =
handsome sceptre, apparently cane hted with IVORY,
and mounted with silver upon which latter the letters
OF the words Mary, Queen of Scots" almost who'll
ly egble, although both the ivory and the silver
much decayed.-EdinJ Ado.
The Manchester Herald mentions the recent fall of
Broughon suspension Bridge, while party of the Goth
Rifles was crossing, by which accident about 40 of the
men were precpitated into the river entanged among
the wreck. No lives lost, but MANY ndiy duals
seriously injured.
The London papers inform us that a Chinese, Hoo
Loo, who had came to England for the removal of an
enormous tumour underwent operation at GUYS
Hospital in the presence of Sir Ashley Cooper but sunk
from debility by loss of blood, &c A gentleman who
was spectator on the occasion, and who possessed
knowledge OF the Chinese language states that the fol-
lowing ordinations were made by Hoo Loo, just pre-
vous to the faintng t before the was finally re-
moved -" Unloose me ~" Water! help water let
go" The last artcuate sounds he was heard to Mt
ter WERE Let it belet it remain-I bear no more
unoose me :"
Bonpland, distinguished naturalist, and the friend
and fellow traveller of Humboldt has been detained
nine years in the interior of South America by order
of the Dictator of Paraguay; during which time the
French Government and the Emperor of Brazil have
made several efforts for his release letter from him IN
friend in Buenos Ayres at last conveys the information
that he is permitted to return He says has been as
happy cut off from all communication with his
friends could be. The practice of medicine afforded
him comfortable subsistence, and beside amusing
himself with agricultural experiments he has establish
ed distllery, blacksmts shop and carpenters shop
What blessed faculty the French have of interesting
themselves in all sorts of pursuits, and being happy
in all situations!
OF the reasons of his detention we shall probably
hear more, in good time; 1t is well known that the
Jealous policy of the Dictator of Paraguay does not al
low the free mornings and outgongs of foreigners