The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-30 00:00:00

THE WEATHEH.-7-FAHRENHEIT'S thermometer

has risen in three days from 45 to 70 degrees, a
difference of temperature equal to that change
of temperature, in different latitudes, which
might be experienced by as sudden a transition
from the North of England to the South of Italy.
April 22, at nine A. M. it was in 45 degrees;
April 23, at the same hour, at 55 degrees ;
April 24, at three p. M. the mercury stood at 70
degrees in a north-east aspect, in the shade.
Yesterday (April 26) at two r. M. the same ther-
mometer was at the extraordinary height of 73
degrees.—(Cambridge Chronicle.)
SAGACITY OF A POINTER DOG.—Mr. Hawkins,
of Stanton-court, in Worcestershire, sent his
groom last week to the Haw, for some live tench „;
to stock a pond on his estate. Upon the poor
fellow's arrival, he proceeded in a boat to get the
fish out of a trunk which was moored in the mid- .r
dle of the stream, leaving a pointer dog of his mas-
ter's and a sack on the shore. By some accident
the groom fell backward into the river and was
drowned. On perceiving the man fall, the d©g ,
instantly plunged into the water, with the sack '.''
in his mouth, and swam about in search of his ,
lost companion ; and when nearly exhausted, he '
was taken into the- boat of some persons who had
rowed up to give assistance, but immediately ea
their taking the bag from the dog, ho again
jumped overboard, and swam about while he was
able. By dragging, the body was found, and
on being brought on shore, the, fqithful animal.
showed his attachment by stretching himself on
the deceased's kreast, licking his face and hands;
and it was with difficulty that the animal was
carried away from the remains of his lifeless

friend.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.—On Tuesday, a small
boat with two ladies was upset near the tl°°a
hatches opposite Redcliff-llouse, the residen4e
of Lady SMITH, and one of the ladies with the "
boatman was drowned. The other, a Mrs. Grif-
fiths, was saved .owing to the intrepidity of one
of the servants belonging to Lady Smrril,
though he could not swim, succeeded in dragging
the body in a senseless state to shore, and con,
veyed her to the house, where she experienced

the greatest attention, and every means was re-
sorted to for restoring animation, which ultimate-
ly proved successful.—The body of the other
lady, a Mrs. BounNE, has been since found, but
the boatman has not been picked up.—The accio
dent was occasioned by the boatkeeping too near
the hatches; .when to save her from gc;o.l
ashore, the man hove out the grappling on tb6
wrong side, which brought her up with a .ierl‘.
and completely turned her over. Lady S?"
directed that every attention should be rendered
to the surviving lady, and she now is at be;/,
hospitable mansion, in a weak state.—(P44l

Herald.)
We are sincerely sorry to hear that the C°l-111:
tess Of WARWICK, while riding in Hyde Pal.—
with her Noble'Lord and husband, on Thursdaft
evening, was ,thrown from her horse with grOf
violence. Besides several severe bruises, tWe °rt
her Ladyship's ribs are broken. The roP°,
yesterday morning, by Dr. BANKHEAD and 31r.
HEAVISIDE, who attend her Ladyship, VI;
CC that though she passed a restless night, 5,
was in other respects as well as could be
petted." r 'N'TP
An article from Rieti, in the kingdom of
pies, gives the following account of a sing
phenomenon :—" Last Thursday se'nnight
seen to issue from the river of Canera a cot"
ce
i• •
of fire, which passed over the lake of Constna
At the same instant was, heard a hollow sod%
like that of distant thunder, accompanied bYria
shock of an earthquake, which for'violence aor
duration has no parallel in the recollection
the oldest inhabitants of Rieti. On the foll°
ing day several explosions took place."

RTHS. ,
On the 28th inst., at his B
f I
per's
a house in. Abingrion"street'
the Lady of Captain Chalmer, Royal Artillery, of a score. Ole
On the 28th inst., in Gloucegftr-place,'Bortman-squa
Lady of William Lynch, Esq., of a son.

, . MARRIED. tY
On Saturday, the 23th inst. at St. Michael's, Queenbittie" o
Elizabeth, daughter of W. J. G
the Rev. Mr. White, .Mr. Charles Ryder,'of 1100c1-13Tirl,
131.111-,‘"
Goss, Esq., . of -
Queenhithe. nf -coral"
On the 2ilth inst. $ St. Andrew's, Mr. H. INTET,P(3rt' uare.
place, to Miss Lomas, of DeVonsiiire-street;

DIEM at
On Sunday, the 29th inst. in the 86th year of her ag,
house in Upper Brook-street, the Lady Juliana f
lict of Henry Dawkins, Esq. .
On Thursday, th 6. 26th instant, Mr. Josoph Ito", seY' C
Tothill-street, Westminster, chymist. San„
On Thursday, the 26th inst. Sarah, daughter of i‘ir' -
of Oxford-strect, her nineteenth year.
Yesterday, William Henry, the infantson of°. 'M
at his house in Dover-steect.
aide, VO4'

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