The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-09 00:00:00

L .0 .N D A'.

'TUESD.AY, OCTOBER 9, 1810.

The Messenger had not arrived from Windsor
when -this Paper was put to press, so that we are
unable to relieve the feelings of the Public with any
'eirther information respeaing the Princess AMELIA;
'We have heard, however, that at a late hour last
night no.more alarming symptoms had occurred.

Dspatches of the 23d ult. hot; Sir JOHN STUART
at Sicily, and from Gibraltar of the 18th., were.re-
ct'•ived this day, but they contained nothing import_

t) t or interesting;

I:aris Vapers to llle 30tli ult. reac!iecl town yester-

day. They arc, like most .of the foreign papers
which we have received lately, very barren of :in,.
'wrest. The Turks, it appears, Continue to be suc-
cessf.l, and' have adopted the practice of publish:
ing Bulletins. Nothing can affbrd a stronger 'proof
that the French influence still prevails to a con-
siderable degree over the Cabinet of St. Petersburg!),
than:that the war with Turkey should still be continu-
ed. Nothing short of infatuation could induce A:A.4x -
ANDER to waste that strengib in a •liop..iess contest
with the Porte, which will sLoon absoltitdly
ces=ary to proteti him from the attacks cif his present
ally, BUONAPARTE. The Austrian Go%eru,►,eat is
making. the greatest exertions for the rest ora ion ,of
its finances, which appear to be in a most d sorder-
ed and distressed state.

Just before this Paper was put to press,we received
some Gernian Pipers, to the 30th uh. L.G::I which.
we have made the following Extra Is -

AMSTERDAM, SEPT. 25.—1 t is . understood that
the late lOngclum of Holland, by an Imperial De-
cree 'of 'the 17th, has received the following geogra-
phical division, .which ►s to commence on the Ist of
January, 1811, when if "will be divided into the fol-.
lowing departtnents
i. Department of the Guderzei, chief-place Am-
sterdam.

2. Mouth of the Meuse--Hasue:
3. Mouths of the Scheldt—Middieburg.
4. Mouths of Rhine—Herzogenbusch.
5. Overyisel—Arnheini.
Moutit's of the Yssel—Zevolle.
7. Friesland—Leuwarden.
8. West Eetwi—Grouingen.
9. East Recur—Anrich. •

The departtnent of the Zuyderzee cPnsists of the
old departments of Amsterdam and Utrecht. The
department of the mouth of the Scheldt (Zealand)
remains as it was organized before. The depart-
ment of the mouths of the !Chine; (Dutch Brabant)
remains as it was before, except that it has united
to it the arrondissement of Bteda. The depart-
ment of Overyssel 'and the 01,1 department of
Gueld. The department of the West Eetns, in-
cluding the late departments Of Gionitn;en and
Drenthe, and the depatiment of the East Eems.
East Friesland with Jeyer. It is said that on the
Ist of January next year, a
_general Government
will be appointed for the late Kingdom of. Holland
the person who will receive this dignity is even
named, viz. a Prince of the Imperial, family. The
present imposts.in Holland, it is said, will hkeWise
continue during next year, and most ofthe Ministers
will likewise remain for the same time.

STOCKHOLM, SgpT. t 8.---There has been pub-
lished a colle6tion of all the reports, letters, -and
elucidations, relative to the. illness and death of the
late Crown Prince, received by the Royal Medical
College ; among which the most lemarkable are
two memoirs by Professor 'LODEN, who offers his
reasons why he is inclined to ascribe the death of the
Prince to poison administered to him by some person
or persons : the poison he conjeaures to have been
of that kind, known to :the Italians by the name Of
aqua tofana, and though he does not, profess to be
acquainted by experience with-the symptoms pro-
duced . by that poison, he 'conceives.. that tithse
which attended the iciness of his Highness pievious
to, his' death by apoplexy, were such as might well
be expeated to be produced by the operation of
some secret and slow poison of the kind.

A Letter from Gibraltar, dated September 8;

siys,---

" His Majesty's ship Salscette arrived here yester-
day, in 22 days; from Malta. We are happy to hear
that she brings more favourable accounts'of the war.
between the Turks and Russians than those which
have already appeared. The former are said to have
obtained some important advantages in the field, tie
consequence of which has been, that the latter have
found themselves obliged to recroSs the. Danube. It
is alsosasid that LUCIEN BUONAPARTE/With his family,
had arrived at Malta on his, way to the. Unite Statdes,
where it was lately rumoured he intended to with-
draw.—Mr. ADAIR, our late Ambassador at Con-
stantinople, is on board the Sukette. It has been
known for some time that lie h.cl obtained leave to
return on account of ill health."

It is stated in •several of the Morning Papers that
Mr. ARMSTRONG, the American Minister to the
French Go►ernment, arrived at Falrriouth on Fri-
day. We yesterday received
,a Letter from Fal-
mouth, •dated Friday, which <did not mention' his
arrival ; and the inquiries which we made this
morning lead .us to_entertain strong'douhis of the
fad.

Letters from the French coast, receist.ed yesterday,
state, that eighteen cargoes of American produce,
.which had been confiscated, were carrked to Ant-
wimp, and sold the .lsth uit. by order of }3voNA-
rmt