SILK TRADE.-The silk trad...
The Times, 1824-09-20T00:00:00

SILI; TIRADE.-The silk tradc in raunton is rewarkabiv brisk. There is another niew factory to bc Smmediately built hy a genileman otf London, who has purchased for that purpose an o'd factory att(l other property. The silk trEde of ?,clesfield, ve asc assured. is in hlie netslt properous state, and a generaJ Evevce O: waces Et t:ie r orkpeoplc employed has talken place. On Satur(lay evening, jtistafter the fall of the curtain, at he Coburg Thestrc, on tl:e conclusionoefthe performan,c of Georgr IJI.Yaso 1ne miscreant in the pailery threw P. quart bottle upon thc stage. ohifh, jt utissingthe head o the leader in the orchestra. destvoyed the lumip-glasocs in front of the stage, and brol-e ijai a thrisand pteccs. lr. DasviLee inirnediately came forward, an.: Iftered a reward of five gpineas to an) person wvho would discover thic -retch that had cottniittcd co waniton an outrage. This is the tird event of a siniilr nature which lias occurred Within the walls of the Coburrg Theatre this season. It will be within the recotler- nor! of our readers, thatsome trie since, a young onoman sexted it, the pit was struck bv a bottle on her head, which caused so envere a ractiure. as, we havc since heard, occasioned her death. On Sunday evening, 1?2t inst., a mran nained (Cbick, of Axhinister who haul beeti quarrclling writh his wifc. in a fit of pas- sion stabbe'l himself wtth a kuiie on the right side ef the abdomen Surgical aid was sent for itntediateiv, and he is likely to do well. StsGt uitRa a AFR. Al- (Further particulars, from tie Brizht/ot fJerald.)-We last week mentiot,ed that aM eXtraordinary placard had been posted at Liucombe's library and other places. The, ftllo tioN is au .c rbati n copv,with the suppression of all but the initial letters of thie names oi the placard adverted tO, ViZ- :-. Bnghton, Sept. 8, 1124. Twice have I applied to the Earl of S. for the set- tlement ota bet, and twice, having given him the offero()areference. I was inder the necessity o' iequesiting thc satisfaction of a gentle. utlan, vlitch he refused: as such, I post thie Earl of S. as a man uvho constantly tefuses to pay bis debts of honour, and a coward. WV. T.-'-The above placa;rd is sail to have been induced br the refusal oh the Earl of S. to answer a demand of 2,000L., for wvhich no satikfactorv clain. could be produced; and the resuJt is, thas a criminal process has alreadv been commenced against Mr. AV. T. rhe placard wvas posted at l;uconibe's, at Tappen's, &c., on Fridav stc'nm;g1; asd oA the following morning, to guard against poss;bla c. nsequences, warrants were issued wainst the Earl of S. ar,d lr. W. T. by ouir local magistrates. T he Earl was easily found, anil bound in a recognizance of the peace; but M r. A. T Fas rosz ext bivrenfns ; nor have the police been en.abled to discover him since. Thie Earl of S. left Us, for town, on Tuesdav. [Advertisement.1-PIDDItNG and Co.'s o6fice, No. I, Cormhill, still proves the focus of attraction, the public are iunpelled there bv the never-to-be-fo.gotten instai3ces of es.traordinary luck-one ger,- tceman of Leadenhall-strect obtained five capitals there within 25 months, two of them different 20,0001. ! anDther gentleman pur- chased two shares of 20,0011. in two succeeding Lotteries, (the last share sold by Pidding and Co. in one, and the first in the next); lie had also two other capitals there, a l,00d]. and a 5001.: tbese and nuany similar occurrences, though sounding like tales of rommuce, are absolustely facts. There are now four of 20,00fl., witk 34 other capitala, all to be decided 5th of October; and Pidding and Co. hope an aniple distribution of them will signalize the new orfcs they have opened at 13, South-bridges, Edinburgh, which will always have part of every number shared at the lacky corner, Nho. 1, Cormhill