The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-02 00:00:00

NEW CAPITAL LOTTERY, WITH TWO GTIAND
PRIZES OF FIFTY TOOL SANo POUNDS, AND ONLY
FIVE THOUSAND TICKETS, MUST ALL BE DRAWN
NEXT THURSDAY.

.4..1, Many Articles are unavoidably postponed —anima
others, the Law Report of an Action brought by a Ciong of
Informers against The Day Newspaper.

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Bank L. Ann. 25k

India funds, 4s. Ss. pr.
Bills, 2s. ss. pr.
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Ditto fur Paymept,
Cons. for Openihg, 61i 62

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 37 minute:3' after 3. I Evening, 51 minutes after 3.

THE SCN.

SOLESI QUiS DICERk TALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON.
S.,ITURD.IY. DECEMBER 2. 1815.

•W'V.e have this Morning received Paris and Brus-
sels Pallet's to the 30th, and Frankfort and Ham-
bm'gh to the "26th, but they are, as-will be seen
from our brief extracts, destitute of any iuteresiL
ing lotelligenee,

The French officiai Gazdte contains a rery
long Ordinance by the Minister of War, prescrib-
ing the mode f'cr provisioning, &C. the All eel`
troops which arc to ocenpy the Departments of the
"Nord, the Pas de-Calais, the Ardennes, the Meuse,
the Moselle, and the Haut and 13as Rhin.

The French Funds are recovering : the 5 pqn
Cents., 53 4-10ths ; Bank Actions 1020.

A private letter from Paris asserts, that 120 of
the truly Royalist Deputies have formed a Club
in the Rue St. Honore, where they meet every
night. Such a comlyination may he either good or
bad—it may resemble our deini-political Cltibs iii
St. Jamrs's.-street, and lead to nothing but co-
operation in the parties ; or it may produce
orders like all the French Clubs, its predecessors,
during the Revolution. It is chiefly from the evil
done by these that we augur ill of any similar .
soeiations in that Country.

On Friday NI. DUP.IIA:IIIE trill make the 'Report
,of the Central Committee on the Prevotal Courts,
to the French Chamber of Deputies.

Our Colmo's are again grained this day with
the report of a Case of Adultery, presenting Cer-
tainly no very promTnent features of depravity ;
but we cannot allow tln`.se trials to pas 'without
performing that part of our public ditty, which
Consists in deploring at least, if we do hot reprobate
the laxity of morals which renders them so fre-
quent. Here, indeed, there was only the single
erinitt of the' violation of the marriage bed ; but
who could peruse the pleadings of yesterday, or
recollect a late memorable affair if the same'
kind, without fevling a horror at these violent'
disruptions of all that is dear in social inter.
course, or sacred in domestic life.

We arc prevented from now expressing our'sen-
timents more at length, and shall conclude with.
noticing a co-incidence in our reading of yester-
day, which may. merit the attention of those who
would attempt to repress this growing immorality.
After the Report of the Trial, We happened to take
up TowNstiNDS Travels in Spain, and in kisaccount
of Barcelona found the description of a sortlf,
House of Correction for Females of all. ranks,
against whom their Husbands, 'Fathers, or near-
est kindred had grounds of complaint tor mis-
conduct. Here their allowance was fourpenee
halfpenny per day ; they were compelled to work ;
they were puniAed according to the nature of
their offences. The excellent effects of this
salutary institution were visible in Barcelona, but
we do'not know how such a plan would be relished
in London !

We shall on Monday' lay the whole passage be-
fore our Readers.

Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT arrived at Carl-
ton House to dinner from Brighton.

Lord CASTIEREAGLT transacted business at his.
Office in Downing-street, and afterwards haa:tv.
consultation with Earl BATHURST.at his Offittiki
and with Sir HENRY TORP.ENS. .

Yesterday dispatches were received by Govern-
meut from Lord ExmouTa, who still continues
with his fleet off the port of Marseilles.

Extract of a letter 'from Stockholm, dated No-
vemberlo :—" Our Exchange ha* been thrown
into great alarm by the following failures which
have taken place here in rapid succeffaion : Levin
Isaac and A. L. Gisiko, for 443,000 rix dollars ;
Joseph Marcus,, for 103.000.; Solomon Joseo,
son, for 161,000: W. H. ‘Vahren, for 166,000 ;
J. M. and A. Jacobson, for 1,136,000 ; G. F.
Rosenberg, silk Merchant, for 58-1,000 ; and'Joh.
Sundheck, woollen draper, for 661,500. Their
assets are mostly bad book-debts. The creditors
consist chiefly of capitalists, who played with
their money by lending it at 12 per cent.
The introduction of Belgic Journals into Lille
has been strictly prohibited by superior orders.