A most daring and impuden...
The Times, 1824-10-21T00:00:00

A most daring and impudent theft was yesterelay morn- ing committed at No. 40, Devonshire-place, bv some person who must have descended the area steps, and themce entered the butlci's pantry unperceived, from whence he earned off a silver tea-pot, and a silver coffie-pot, of the v%aIuc-iogLtiT0rfth.rIL 01U Both are marked with the following crest-a elapcastz, surmounted by the plant termed cinquse-foil. The public cannot be too cautous in keeping the entrances to the house from the areas constantly fastened as there are a sumber of persons continuallv an the alert to avail themsclves of any opportunity that may present itself. Sunday morning a person of respectable appearance and address was apprehended in Dover, atnd yesterday norning, ip examination betore the magistrates, fully comtuitted for t.a ai the sessions on Monday next, upon various charges cf t: -nv. n ebbting several inn-keepers of that t cwa of silver forks, oo, &c.: xns~- lrisoner is said to be highly respectably coinectedl. heing ; tl a banker in the western part ot this coanty.--Kenaiils CaG.t. ButrGLAny.-Information was vesterd&N rxreit'd at ihiF IAlarylebone police-office, of thie preiises of Nilapier S!ur`, ktrqv No. 11, Portman-square, having been burglariousv entered-the preA ceding night, and a valuable oil painting carrieya Tse rubjct was ' Ancient Rins;" it was by amaster, and cosrupwards of 01 We regret to state that the extraordinary flood of thle Dee occasioned a melancholy accident on Wedncsday, a' michad Fair of Charlton, Aboyne. A boat, w-ith nine persont in it, intend- ing to cross over trom the market to the south side or the river, had but just pushed off, when it was carried down by the rapidity of the current, and immediately filed with water, by whieh the pasesagere were, with the exception of one man, imrnersed in the river. BY the assistance of some people who witnessed the accident, ct werc drawn to the spot on the alarm being given, and the sttrenuous exer- tions oi those in the water themselves, six of the passengers were soon got to land, while the seventh, a youtng man of the narne of Darnie, was with difficulty saved by some people on horseback, who followed the boat to which he still clu.g, a great way down the river, and saved him by extending a long rod for his rescue. A woman of the name of Thomson; and her oldest child, sgirl of about eleven or twelve years of age, were soon however earned be. yond the reach of assistance, end unfortunately drowned. The poor womran was the mother ofa largcfamily.-Aberdeen CJ ronick. The quantity of rain fallen in Sussex duirig the last fortnight excecds, by nearly double, the quantity that hias falen ia thes month of October for nearly 20 years past._ t )csrtg Gazette. Peaches, that in London would bring froni one sbilling to half.a-crown a piece, are this morning relling in our market at 374 cents the bushel basket full. They reaLlv are very fine fruit, aLthotgh by no means our first crop.-Plhhladcldphla Pres,-Peachee in London seldom fetch more than 3d to 6d. a siece. Erratrnz.-In the last sentence of the articeheadeel " The Rev. Alexander Fletcher," in our paper o yeserday, for " ttntiwients" reAd '1 statements."