Star.
London, England, 1813-07-31 00:00:00

MAGDEBURG, JULY 12.

To-day we had the happiness of possessing the
Emperor withh: our walls ; this monarch arrived at
eight o'c!ock in the morning. Notwithstanding the
fatigues .of the jouriiey, his Majesty immediately
mounted On horseback, and, accompanied by a nu-
merous suite of General and superior Oaken,
the fertifications of the town and citadel. About
eleven o'clock hip Majesty returned to town, and
alighted at the ci-devant deanery, which bad been
preparvd lor his reception. His Majesty, at three
in the .1 lernoon, deigned to receive the compliments
of all the French and Westphalian military men.
Towards the evening his Majesty, accompanied by
some Generals, and a weak escort of lancers, rode
through the town, visited the arsenal, magazines,
and different other establishments: in the'evening all
ye town was illuminated.

The tollu%%ing has been published here :
u The town of Magdeburgh being in a state of
siege, no inhabitant of it mu it keep fire-arms, powder,
or lead. Mayor of the town will appoint a place
where all the ''arms and ammunition shall be deposited
until the state of siege is raised, and then the different
arms will be restored to their owners. EverY inha-
bitant with whom arms may be found, shall be con-
demned to a fine of 100 crowns, which shall go into
the police chest, and a month's imprisonment. The
Commandant of the place and she Commissary-Ge-
neral 'are charged with the execution of the present
order:

" Head-quarters Magdeburgh, July 11."
The Journal rie l'Avoire, of the 24th July, contains
a Decree, signed ,‘ jcrome Napoleon," by which the
University of Halle is suppressed, on account of the
dispositions manifested by its Members during recent
events. The property and library belonging to the
University are to be sold, for the benefit of other lite-
rary establishments.

THE EVENING STAR

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,Major Gcteral Sir ALLYANDER HOPE has been re.
ported to be the Puitish Minister alluded to in the
French Papers as hating passed through Neuss, on
the Moselle, under a French escort of honour, on his
way in the Cveneral Congress, at. Prague. This ion-
/ •
rcture we can neither affirm nor deity, but reasoning
from analogy in the appointment of b rd CATHCART
and Gener• Srua.ar (military men) to the Courts of
. ,

St. Petersburgh and Berlin, we are rather dispeeetli
to believe what we *understood at General Hon's de-
parture, that he has retarne4 to Stralsund (although
his arrival was not known`-'at Gottenburgh on the
24th) as our Minister, jointly with Mr. Taohiroxr,
to the Court of Stockholm. His former mission was
certainly of a special nature, and this :nay be the
sable ; but let it not be forgotten, that the expedition
from Harwich for Stralsund had been abandoned by
Ministers, and was only revived upon the arrival of
General HOPE from the Baltic.

With respect to the policy of a British Minister
being sent to Prague, we are clearly of opinion that
Russia, Prussia, and Sweden, can better negociate
alone, than if clogged with discussion relative to the
maritime rights claimed by Great Britain. Integrity
and independence of territory were doubtless the mo-
tives of our Continental Allies to war, and upon the
dm attainment of these objects their motives must
naturally cease. Let not, !iowever, Russia, Prussia,
or Sweden, trust to the hollow document of a signed
treaty. For the safety and tranquillity of Europe,
the Confederation of the Rhine must be broken
asunder. Italy, Naples, Holland, and the Hanse
Towns, should be restored to their independence.—
Without these proofs of sincerity, away with the
flimsy guarantees of treaties and 4, good faith."—lf
our Northern Allies shall obtain these terms, Great
Britain can readily negociate for herself and her
allies in the Peninsula ; for, while Spain and Portugal
remain true to themselves, with them Great Britain
will stand or fall !

Ministers wi.l reside at &hoe
Russian Officers who Faye hi
the baths of Bohemia, have r
to-day or to-m-rrow for the
belohging to Prince Poniati
still in Bohemia, have also bi
irg of the Congress is very a
e tint Nesselrode. The Em
he • yesterday from Brandt:
th evening, after having gran
MAGDEBURG,
To-day we had the hap;
Emperor Witliht our walls ;
eight o'clock in the morning
fatigues the journey, hi
mounted 00 horseback, and,
merous suite of General and
the ferfifications of the tow
eleven o'clock hip Majesty
alighted at the ci-devant de;
prepare,i lor his reception.
in the .1 lernoon, deigned to
of all the French and We:
Towards the evening his M
some Generals, and a weak
through the town, visited
and different other establishn
the town was illuminated.
The tenoning has been pu
" The town of Magdebui
siege, no inhabitant of it mil
or lead. The Mayor of the ti
where all the arms and ammu
until the state of siege is raise
arms will be restored to the
bitant with whom arms may
demned to a fine of 100 croi
the police chest, and a monti
Commandant of the place a
neral -are charged with the
order.
" Head-quarters' Magdeburgh,
The Journal ale l'Avviire, of
a Decree, signed " Jerome
University of Halle is suppr
dispositions manifested by its
events. The property and I
University are to be sold, for
rary establishments.
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_Major General Sir ALLYA
ported to be the British Mi
French Papers as hating pa:
the Moselle, under-a French
.way to the General Congress
•
p•cture we can neither affirm
from analogy in the appoints
and Generil STUART (milita