Star.
London, England, 1801-09-04 00:00:00

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

The packet•bcat; the WALstri CHAN, which will
carry this, tails under a flag of truce, but the KING
!GEORGE. which arrived on the 12th, came under
the Englifh nag. This we fetripofe is to be the law
in future, for the 'freaty has not yet been publifhed.

The Duke •de I'IIIFA%TADA, who, next to the
Duke de MEDINA Cal.', is the richcft•Nobleman in
Spain, arrived here on the 9th in the evening, af-
ter remaining fume days at the head-quarters at
Abrantes, where he was permitted to fee the.P.or-
tuguefe army. It is laid, that he is come upon a
fecret million, but it is molt probable he is here
for his plearu re. He lodges at WI Li. Ms's Hotel,
which is called the Englifh Hotel. Out of CO3
domeflics which he has in Spain, he has brought
but twelve with him. It has been obferved, that
fince the di:grace of the Duke de Foeus, the Mi-
flitter has been more favourable to the Englifh.-
The rich convoy which has recently arrived from
Brazil, proves the necetrity of this kindnzfs.
General GoLry quitted this place on the 7th to
join the army, to their great fatisfaftion, who will
now fpeedily change their ill-cholen poiition.
The fever prevails from Villa Franca to the!
other fide of Abrantes ;—it has already carried of!
FLFCIIIPI, who commanded the Loyal
Emigrant Itvgiment : he is very much regretted.
It is laid, the General *ill place the army an can•
torments, and that die Auxiliaries will be ftnt to
Santarem.

......
There is a report here, that the Gallican Church
has becn reconciled to that of'Rosne, and th:tt the
14..ncin has officially announced it—but it is not
belie:•ed.

It is the Englifh papers by which the public opi-
vtion is governed; as to our Government, it nub-
lilacs nothing, but roars every lic to be publilhed.
• The Madrid Gaza,: contains an account of the
Treaty Peace, but none of the articles of their
pretended Treaty have yet been caz riLd into exc-
eution. _ . _

Yellerday, Come State prifoners *were brought
here, who, it is faid, had plotted to give up the
ity of Almeida to the enemy. Among them i.
* Ph) Chian and a Lawyer. Ei;ht ofthe principal
confpirators are in the Callle of Lifbon, and twenty
Of the inferior ones are in a common prilult.

FRANCE.

ARMY OF THE WEST.
I irad-cpUttri, at Anz, sv..Mtgun: 25..

4, From the r:pons 'whieh.have -reached me, it
appears that louse evil-tieligning perfons, in order
to impede the execution nr the laws, are endea•
Touring to miilead the inhabitants, by inimitating
that, in confequenee of the pacification, this dit-
tria had acquired certain privileges and exemp-
tion., .and that it was not to be governed by laws
cuutniita to all Frenchmen.
Thole who er;f;rnioate rich falfe opinions are
the enemies of • and oldie tranquillity. The
tnnelt y giatnc.i by the Government in Nivore of
tile year s I-city:v.l to the milled inhabitants the
Ia of Citi..:i.lhip. They have the fame claim
s. ihe reit to the.prot:ainti of laws, and they
I Itc experienced its good elfeas ; but they are riot
r I ii. m any of the obligations common ;o all
t'..• The Amn.'lly w.ts not to any man
a 1.11,1 of inirtinity fur the Intnre.
I ic(lnea the Funaionalic,, and all
Citl/ens wan at.: th: friends of tianquil.iiy, to la:
% ,e.ll.lnt, and 1., me of thole who
ct language to prevent the
t- hs". :tad to .1.1.r0y time unity and indivir-
b;iity 01 tl.e it. ,•.11.1;c.
•• General of Drigaclt."