The Sun.
London, England, 1805-07-03 00:00:00

LArr night we received Paris Paper 3 to the,
alt. and Dutch Joornals to the !.:7th.

The incorporation of the Genoese Territory with
France has been cOmpleted. BONAPARTE was ex.-
pdied at Genoa on the 16th nr 17th 'ult. [iadi
tion to the incorporatiou of Genoa, we are told that
Lucca has applied to the pew KING of ITALY for a
Prince of his Hortse, and a new Constitution. The
French Laws are also to be introduced at Parma and'
Piacenza. The States of the Church and Naples
will, we suppose, soon likewise be melted dowit in
the new Italian crucible, and indeed it is already re-
ported that Rome is to be made the Capital of the
Kingdom of Italy.

Fifteen thousand Conscripts have been Ordered*
the French Government to hold themselves in readi.;
ness to march within a month,'" It is. also 'stated,
'that the Army of Reserve, which is assembling be-
tween Ostend and Calais, i; to be commanded by
prince LOWS ()SA.PARTF,

An F.mbargo is stated to have been laid upon ail
the Shipping in the Dutch Ports.
The Paris Papers boast of the number of Frpneh
Troops at present in Italy, as if it was expeEted some
employment would be found for them. Orders
have been issued tw the Austrian Government to re-
pair the Sluices and Fortifications of Venice Wkh 311
i)ossible expedition. Four Frigat:2s have been'also
Ordered to be built in that Port.

A Gottethirgh Mail arrival this morning, by
which we have the two following articles of intelli.
ligcnce :
P4TERSBUItGII, JUNE g.--leis Excellency Ge-
neral NO'VOZILTZOFF and Suite left this City on the
24 instantoo proceed to Paris pn his new missian.
STocvmoot., Jura O.—The Camp in Schonen
will break up to day, when the KING,, QUEEN, and
family, will repair to Halsinburg, where they will
remain for some time.

It is with much concern we state, that an
nation has recently taken place respecting
,His
MAJESTY'S 6VS, and that it is the opinion of the
professional Gentlemen who have had The honour of
being consulted, that a caturact evidently appears in
One eye, am'. that strong indications of au apr)4o-
- disorder of the same kind are visible in the
other. Hifi MAJESTY, we understand, signified
that he had always dreaded blindness as one of the
greatest personal calamities that could befall him,,
but he trusted, that he should submit to it with
proper resignation, as well as to whatever might be
imaged necessary, for his relief. His IVl*Jr.sry was
advised not to expose himself to much fatigne ; but
he declared that, for the gratification of his family,
he would perform part, at least, of his intended ex-
cursion during the summer. It has been confidently
said, that the Q.cntlaman who has been principally
consulted on this Melancholy occasion has recom-
mended the operation of extraction. It should be
observed, however, that the late Mr. Pori', one of
the first practical Surgeons that perhaps ever ex-
isted in this or any other Country, after fully ba-
lancing all the advantages and disadvantages attend,
ing extraction and depression, 'commonly called
couching, was decidedly in favour of the latter,
There cannot be a doubt, however, that, in a mat-
ter pf this importance, nothing will be attempted
but after the fullest and most mature consider-4.
tion. •

Yeitorday tnorning'His MAJESTY, the Micas of
KEST, CUMBARLAND, and CAMBRIDC Pam"
criers knot 3TA and AMELIA, were on horseback
in Windsor Great Park:
HEEL MAJESTY and Pamcmsas ELIZ and
MAay,iin a landau and four, and Pa IN SOPHIA
in a phaeton and pair, took an airing by Englefield
Green.

On Tuesday afternOonth PitiNe of 'WALE s
arrived at Windsor at tour o'clock, and returned to
London at seven o'clock.

His MAJESTY and. the Dolor. of KENT, PRIN-
CESSES ELIZAIIETU and AMELIA, walked on the
Terrace on Tuesday evening.
ri he Qtfeen of ETRURIA, according to the last ac-
counts, presumptuously perseveres in rejedting the
matrimonial overtures of Prince EUGENE BEAUHAR-
NOIS, sort-in-law of the great monopolizer of
narchies, his Imperial Corsican Majesty. It is pro-
bable, however; that the Usurper will awe her into
compliance by force or menaces, though it is rather
wonderful that he does not oblige her to enter into
fi ,conjugal alliance with all immediate branch of his
-Mil august House, by annulling the
_marriage of
Prince JEROME, and adding that Impeiie/ &wan to
the old Spanish Tree.
Lord and Lady VILLIERS met with an accident
on Monday last, in Osterley Park, which fortunately
has not been attended with very serious conse-
quence. Ai Isis Lordship was driving his Carrick!
round- the Park the Pole broke, thsd the horses took
fright. His Lordship succeeded in checking their
career by turning them against a strong post, but the
carriage sustained such a shock that he and his Lady
were thrown .outywith, great violence.---Both are
much bruised, but have happily, received no essential
injury.
Yesterday miming a Gentleman under the info
dice of a brain fever, run into the attic story of his
houie in Grosvenor-square, and jumped at once into
stroet, Mr. HEAvistnE was immediately sent
for, strange to say, the only injury the
Gmuleman suflered was in the smaller bones of his
and the general shoat which such a fall must
have occasione.l. He is likely to sto very well.