The Sun.
London, England, 1837-05-01 00:00:00

CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST',

The Augustus,
Carr, for the Mauritius; Alexander, La-
velle, Gravelines; Espoir, Lavelle, ditto ; Antelope, Bell,
\Vyborg- ; Prima, Eilin,,..7ens, Sweden ; Augusta, Broadhing,
El6ineur; Valleyfield, Stuart, Cape of Good Hope.

WHEAT AND FLC UR, IN PARIS, COMPARED
WITH LONDON.

WHEAT.—The highest price of the best Wheat in Paris is
241. per 11 hectolitre, which is equal to 363. 9cl. per Eng-
lish quarter. The highest price of the best Essex and Kent
Wheat in London being 645. per quarter, the difference is
271. 3d. per quarter dearer in London than in Paris, or 74 per
cent. and the same money r.hich in London buys but eight
bushels of Wheat, is in Paris the value of fourteen bushels of
the finest quality.

KINGS CREATED B
signates the kingdoms created.
French, Protectorate of the RI

Y- ISLIPOLBON.-(* de-
) Himself as Emperor of the

* King of Itly.
King of Rome.
King of Spain.
* King of Portugal.
* King of Holland.
* Kingdom of Etruria.
* Duchy of Lucca.
King of Naples—Joseph.
* King of Bavaria.

Mediator of the Swiss.
Prince of Elba.
King of Holland--Louis.
King of Spain—Joseph.
Crown restored to Ferdi-
nand.
Kingdom of Illyria.
Kingdom of Dalmatia.
Kingdom of Wurtembcrg.

King of Saxony. * Kingdom of Algarves.
* King of Westphalia. 4' Kingdom of Extremadura,
* Kingdom of Poland under Grand Duchy of Cleves,
the title of Grand Duchy,&c. &c. &e.
Warsaw. (.—Evenings wills Cantbaceres.
SUICIDES.--7-On Monday afternoon a poor woman,
named Shilling, was found floating in the Medway, and taken
to the Nelson public-house, Maidstone, where some unsuccess-
ful attempts were made to restore her. A short time before
she is supposed to have drowned herself, she gave a halfpenny
to each of her two youngest children and sent them home.--A
young woman named Esther Elliot, lately residing in Union-
street, Maidstone, and who had been recently indispose& was
seen walking on the towing-path on the bank of the Medway,
on Saturday afternoon last. Shortly afterwards her bonnet and
shawl were found upon the path, drags were procured, and in
about four hours afterwards she was found in the river. No
reason has been assigned for her resorting to this dreadful act.
—Kent Herald.

Gambling at the principal clubs' is said to have
been considerably on the decline ever since the late expose,
which has had the effect of producing general suspicion by
showing people what sort of company they keep.
Considerable excitement has prevailed in WeStMiro-
s!or. since Monday, in consequence of an arm and part of the
shoulder of a female having been found in the moat opposite
the Penitentiary, Milbank. It appears that a labouring man
in the employment of the Commissioners of Woods and
Forests was passing at an early hour in the morning along the
side of the moat, when he observed a large paper parcel half-
buried in the mud. He drew it out, and found it to contain
the limb described, which was evidently that of a female, and
from external appearances it could not have been deposited
there long. Police-constable Sullivan took the arm to the
workhouse. A medical examination has since been made upon
the limb by Dr. Wright, of Storey's-gate, who gives it as his
opinion that it had been placed there by some medical student
after it had served the purposes of dissection.
Wednesday morning early, as a coasting vessel lying
below the Tower was preparing, to leave the river with the
tide, two men went ashore in the boat belonging to the ship,
in search of a man who had been absent all night, they found
him intoxicated, and took him with them ; as they were cros-
sing the river to the vessel the boat came athwart a hawser, in
consequence of the two men who were rowing leaving their
seats to prevent their drunken companion from falling over,
the boat was upset and all three were immersed in the water,
the drunken man caught hold of a fellow shipmate named
Donaldson, and both were drawn under a tier of vessels and
disappeared, the third man, named, Travers was saved by
clinging to the boat which got jammed between some barges.
CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL s.—Mr. Bell, the
merchant and supercargo of the Vixen, has again set out on
a visit to his friends the Circassians. He is understood to
have taken with him presents to a considerable amount and
value for the chiefs ; and so confident does he feel, from what
he himself has seen, of their ultimate triumph over their op-
pressors, that, whatever may be the result of the pending
negociations, he is determined to keep up, even at his personal
risk, an intercourse with them. Mr. Bell, accompanied by
several Circassians, took his departure in the Trebizonda
steamer on the Ist. instant. A Cabinet messenger arrived
here with dispatches for Lord Ponsonby on Thursday last. All
that has transpired as to their contents is, that orders were
forthwith dispatched to the Tribune ship of war at Smyrna to
repair to Malta. It was also supposed that Sir Chas. Vaughan
had by this time reached that island, but that he would not set
out for Constantinople till Lord Ponsonby had left us. His
Lordship was yesterday to have had an audience with the
Sultan in order to present to him the King's letter, but for
some reason it was postponed. _