The Sun.
London, England, 1847-08-12 00:00:00

CRICKET.

SUSSEX V. THE MARYLEBONE CLUB AND GROUNDS.
This match was commenced on Monday in Box's
ground, at Brighton, and terminated on Tuesday,
greatly in favour of Sussex, as will be seen by the score
which we subjoin. Some of the best players in the king-
dom were engaged, and some very fine play was shown.
Dean, one of the Marylebone ground, a Sussex man, had
a very long innings, and Clarke, the slow bowler, also
batted remarkably well. Sewell, another of the ground,
was very unlucky. The bowling of Wisden was the ad-
miration of the field. There was about 1,500 spectators
present the first day, and 1,000 on Tuesday. This is
the second time Sussex has beceen Marytebone this
season. Sussex, first innings, with six wide and ten
byes, 187. Marylebone, first innings, with one wide and
three byes, 86 ; second innings, with one wide and three
byes, 67.
THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS' V. THE BUTCHERS'
CHARITABLE INSTITUTION CLUB.—A friendly rivalry
between two selected elevens of these Clubs isnppointed
for Tuesday next, August 17, on the pleasant ground
facing Finch's, at .Putney. The play will be, on this
occasion, for the benefit of the Licensed Victuallers'
School ; and we trust that the good cause of charity and
cricket will find warm hearts and strong arms for its
support. The elevens include names which guarantee a
well-contested match, and will, we hope, assemble et
numerous gathering of those who admire the manly
game, and those who, albeit no players, honour the mo-
tive which prompts their exertions :
Players.—Licensed Victuallers—Messrs. Elt, Green,
Rogers, Pitts, T. Finch, Gandar, Portlock, Groom, Holt,
Baldock, and Daley. Butchers—Busher, Collins, Eccle,
Baker, Hewitt, Smeed, Argent, Hoof, Moore, Earle, and
Smithers.

STATE OF TRADE. • -
MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10.—The severe and
increasing pressure for money, and the distrust createt!
by the heavy failures in the corn trade, have forenur
to check business in this market. The demand ltrirn
has been on the most limited scale;' and thcali2P"
et. p . e they
have been generally disposed to accept low
have been unable to tempt purshasers..
to
is
and
market there has not been so much a
business has been done. We have had a
prices have been tolerably well sustained;
Y
very little
AUGUST 9.---
ROCHDALE. MONDAY, have been
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good demand for flann.ettlhs.eret°,.t:sandahYsa:
sold, but the manufacheu
T wool market has been more
any higher prices.
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Prices have been fully
wools are
maintained.
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HALIFAX, Aim. 7.—Neither in pieces nor in yarn is
thethere
same any
dullnesschsngeo,
held rather more firmly, but spinners do
in short wools rather more is doing, not buy freely;
seems to be well sustained. and the let® advance

LEEDS, AUG. 10.—Our market to-day has not been
quite so good as that of last Saturday. The unsettled
state of the money market cannot fail to check opera-
tions, and renders caution and circumspection imperative.
HUDDERSFIELD, AUG. 10.—The market is, upon the
whole, dull to-day, and there has been but little doing
during the week in the warehouses. Manchester
Guardian.

EXTENSIVE FIRE IN FLEET-STREET. Shortly,
after one o'clock this morning, a fire, attended with ex-
tensive loss of property, took place at Thernton'sasult
rooms, near Temple bar. It originated in the shop,e bad
spread the time the family were aroused theestiwe 5
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the
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rue
was not got under before the shop-stock
s insured building
andstr o yt eh deeviapsrocpoenrstuymdeed:
greatlyiu tlie Sund a mFa Fr ee- olive. I'hu
A letter from Seville gives some details of a shock
t sudden puffs of wind. At
of an earthquakeday had be e
been
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towards
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weather became
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hapssi
uaceeh,and
vio-
lence that some public edifices were damaged. On the
evvdhaoblecnclti
principal
building of Albelda, at St. Lorenzo, a piece of
oscilla-
tory,distu rabnecdlltahset
the roof 10 or 11 feet in length was detached, and
down with it the whole of the balustrade. The-
the convent of the Mother of God also suffered.
btorwouegrh otf
On Friday last another prisoner effected his escape
from Springfield county gaol, owing to the facilities af-
fordcd by the extensive alterations going on there for
the purpose of adapting it to the separate system. It ap-
pears that the prisoner, seeing a ladder left against the
wall, at once ascended, dropped on the outside, and es.
taped in the middle of' the day. He-had been committed
for trial for a felony,—lpswich Express.