Star.
London, England, 1813-07-30 00:00:00

PRAGUE, JULY 14.

baron Anstettin, Prenip.otentrary from Russia, and
,aeon Flumbolt, Plenipotentiary from Prussia, ar-
rived here on the evening of the 12th. Count Met-
ternich is also in our town. Courit de Narbonne,
Minister from France to our Court, is likewise here.
liis Excellency the Duke of Vicenza is expected.

ViCENZA, JLZLY 14.

. .
The Prince Viceroy arrived yesterday at Castel
Franco. His Serene Highness reviewed the mops
in that town.

LEIPZtC, JULY 14.
AS soon as we yesterday learned the expected ar-
rival of the Emperor Neroleon le Grand within our
walls, the joy was general, and all the town was in
motion. About ten in the morning, the newly or-
ganized Burgher Gu:ud was in march, and formed
; the Clergy, different Communes, and all the
Authorities had assembled be: ore the exterior gate
of Halle to receive this Grand Monarchs when they
were informed that the Grand Monarch would not
arrive till night. At nine o'clock, all the town and
suburbs were illuminated. His Majesty arrived at
one o'clock in the morning, and after having re-
posed an hour in the apartments appropriated for his
reception, went at seven to a plain a league from
hence to review a numerous corps of troops, com-
monied by the Duke of Padua. The Emperor re-
turned here at noon, and received the deputations
from the different Authorities. His Majesty dis-
coursed for a considerable time with the deputies
from the Magistracy, the University, and the Cham-
ber of Commerce. Sorne hours after, his Majesty
inspected some cavalry and artillery regiments of the
finest appearauce. .
BAREUTH, JULY 15..

The Plenipotentiaries from France, Prussia, and
Russia, have already arrived at Prague.
The E•nperor Napoleon is preparing to inhabit the
Castle of Seidlitz, near Pirna.
NUREMBERG, JULY 13.
It was announced at Berlin, that the King of
Prussia was coming for some time to this rown, but
the news does not appear to be confirmed. The
King is still at Laugerbulaw, some leagues distance
from Silesia.

THE EVENING STAR

LONDON.
FRIDAY, JULY 30, 181$.

King JOSEPH is said not to.have left Bayonne until
the sth. On his departure he issued a proclamation
for a levy-en-masse to defend the frontiers. Letters
from NAPOLEON have been intercepted in which he
tells his brother he must do the best he can, as no
farther reinforcements can be spared to him.

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The letters by the Lisbon 14.13 of yesterday weie
delivered tn-day. and their contain some further gra-
. tifying intelligence from the Peninsula. They repeat
the runtouts of the advance of the Allied troops into
Fraete. One letter from biriaton, about twenty
mites distint from Bayonne, dated July 6th, says-
-44 General GRAHAM is in Ernani. GIRON, MENDIZA.•
ssa.L, and LONGA, have passed the fitdossoa, and are
tow, on French ground. General O'DoNNEu.. pro-
golds with the Spanish army of reserve to besiege
Pamplona. Yesterday a Istionde of General Htt.t.'s
army entered a small Preach town, and found not a

human being in it, and every thing carried ollt The The'tseilast days reports were tolerably favourable,
alarm is great. The greatest confusion prevails in mews J'egin to hopt the hot weathyr will put a stop
Bayonne. The Merchants are embarking their goods to it, though yesterday's was not very good, as there
for Bourdeaux, but we hope that some English ships were only six infected in town, but all in fresh houses
of war have blockaded the port. The state of the where it had not beftforappeared. A great many die
roads has hitherto preVented the advance of artil- without being personally reported as infected. A
lery, and that has delayed our march, but they are Priest, in Strada Real, said mass on Saturday, and
now more practicable." died at twelve o'clock on Sunday. The town is di-

vided into eight districts, which are separated from
each other by banners—a market is established in
each, and no communication held between them,
ezcept by permits from.the Deputies, of which there
are three to each district, who visit all the. houses
daily, and if any body is ill, send for a Doctor. If
the symptoms aro those of the plague a bearer is
brought, and the infected person carried off to Fort
Manuel ; the house shut up, and ; sentry placed at
the door.
Cg The Deputies tut gentlemen volunteers. Mr.
Forest is one, and Mr. Noble another : the latter was
speaking to one of his sentries on Sunday, and the
'man died three minutes'after, in the guard-room.
66 A large police is established, pro Import, who
do all the duty with regard to the plague ; but the
men employed in taking infected people away atcl
burying the dead are slaves, who, if they survive, are
paid four dollars a-day, and get their freedom he-
sides ; twenty-six of them are dead; and the rest refu-
sed yesterday to act any longer.
66 They cow place Greeks, volunteers, to do this
duty. The slaves died for want of precaution, as
they would not wear the dresses provided for them.
Shops (all but a few which are licenced) arc shut
up ; nc visiting, so that we are all in a complete i
state of quarantine ; all papers fumigated, troops i
confined to the forts and barracks; ail men going on '
guard rub their bodies all over with oil previous to
mounting, but we parade as usual in the Palace-
yard. This plague will be the ruin of this island for
years ; the quarantine and precautions are to be con-
tinued for 40 days after the last infected person.
" JUNE 19—I have opened this again, os the pac-
ket was detained by Government, in the l:ope of giv
ing a more favourable account of the plague; instead
of which,, the numbers in the last two days hive in-
creased, and this is one of the most determined bad
days for it—a Levanter, and rms. •
" I dread to-morrow'3 report—the mail is to be
made tip this afternoon, and you will see by the deaths
on the 17th and 18th, that we are getting worse."
[Here follows a statement, by which it appears,
that from the 19th of April to the 18th of June, in.
elusive, •5`29 have died; 419 of whom fell victims in
the month of June.]