HOME failor, at the imminent hazard of his own life, being feveral times under the waves for fome moments. The man was for three hours fenfelefs, but by the attention of the furgeon, he is now recovered, and truly thankful to his captain. The Botany bay fleet, which failed about February last from England, is fafe arrived at the Cape of Good-Hope, with the lofs of about 35 convicts, many of whom were extremely ill on their leaving this country. niards, in cafe of a rupture with England; and that, two days before he failed, the queen of Portugal fignified to the ambassador from the court of Madrid, that the was determined to take no part in a war against Great Britain; but that he would with pleasure be a mediatrix to bring on a reconciliation between the two Courts. 9. An order has paffed the Treafury Board for iffuing three thousand pounds, to be divided among fuch clerks in the General Post-office, whofe falary does The following statement of the Stock not exceed rool. It is intended as a purchased up to the 1ft of August, 1790, temporary relief, until a more permanwill evince what a rapid progress has ent one can be granted, (by the carrying been made in buying up our public the commiffioners report into execution) debts, while other powers can fearcely and it is to be divided in the following pay the intereft of their's. Old South- manner, viz. 2000l. among the clerks Sea, Three per Cent. 994,900l. New of the Inland department, and 1oool. South-Sea, 725,500l. South-Sea 1751, among thofe of the Secretary's, Bye and 227,000l. Confolidated, 2,509,800l. Re- Crois road, Receiver general's, Acduced, 1,540,700l. Total 5,997,900l. comptant general's, and Foreign offices. 5. The declaration and counter-de-Sufficient credit cannot be given both to claration figned and fealed refpectively the Poftmafters and Comptroller geneat Madrid, July 24, 1790, by his Ex-ral, for their active and liberal behaviour cellency count Florida Blanca, his Catholic majefty's minifter, and the right hon. Alleyne Fitzherbet, his majesty's plenipotentiary at Spain, arrived at the duke of Leeds' office. The declaration contains in fubftance that his Catholic majefly is willing to give fatisfaction for the injury complained of, by making full reftitution of all the British vellels captured at Nootka, and to indemnify the parties interested in them for their loffes. However, not to preclude or prejudice the ulterior difcuffion of any right which his Catholic majefty may claim to form an exclusive eftablishment at the Port of Nootka. The counter-declaration imports his Britannic majesty's acceptance of the above, with the performance of the engagements therein, as a full and entire fatisfaction for the demands, though without preclufion or prejudice to the right which he may claim to any eftablishment which his fubjects may have formed or fhould form in future, at the faid Bay. Plymouth, Aug. 7. Yefterday evening arrived the Mary of this port, James Bennet mafter, from Oporto, in fifteen days, with wine; who fays, that the Portuguese in general feem not to have the leaft inclination to fupport the Spa on this occafion. Portfmouth, Aug. 10. This morning Lord Howe put to fea with the fleet. Every exertion in the power of the officers and workmen of the Dock-yard is making ufe of to get the St. George and Duke, fecond rates, ready for fea; and this morning a Lieutenant belonging to the St. George, fet out for London with a prefs gang, to open a rendezvouz for entering and impreffing of feamen. In every other part of the Dock-yard, the preparations for war go on without any abatement. Aug. 11. Some difpatches have been received from Gibraltar, which were brought over in a French veffel, arrived at Dunkirk from the Mediterranean. All was well at that garrifou on the 24th of last month. The truth of the intelligence with refpect to the negociations at Reichenbach is now confirmed. The plenipotentiaries have arranged the leading points at issue. This arrangement, which in all negociations is made before they enter on the difcuffion of the words of the articles, feparatim, took place on the 10th ult. and on the 25th the preliminaries were figned. The preliminary articles were figned by the prince de Reufs and baron Spiel man, man, on the 25th; and by the count de Hartfberg on the 27th ult and we learn the minifters of England and Holland have fignified the confent of their courts as guarantees. The principal points are, First, That hoftilities fhall immediately ceafe between Auftria and the Turks; and that the war fhall be confidered as at an end. All places whatever, taken from the latter, fhall be delivered up unconditionally, and that Auftria fhall give no aid or affiftance whatever to Ruffia in the further profecution of the war. Secondly, Pruffia fhall ufe her influence to restore the Belgic provinces to their obedience to the houfe of Austria; on condition, however, that king Leopold fhall grant them a general amnefly, and reftore and fecure to them their ancient constitution. The Porte agrees to pay to Pruffia 10,000,000 lion-dollars for the expences of her armament. ARRIVAL of EAST INDIA SHIPS. gal. 24. The Oxford, captain White, from Bencoolen. Aug. 7. The Pitt, from China. 18. The Britannia, ditto. BIRTH S. July 2. Her Sicilian Majefty of a prince. 19. The lady of Thomas Steele, of Charles-ftreet, Berkeley fquare, efq. a daughter. of 24. The lady of William Beaumaurice Rufh, of Wimbledon-houfe, efq. of a daughter. 25. The lady of Henry Calvely Cotton, of Harley-fireet, Cavendish-fquare, efq. of a daughter. The lady of John Raper, of Aberford, efq. of a fon. 30. Mrs. Anderson, of St. Germain's, Cornwall, of a fon. Aug. 3. The countefs of Harrington, of a fon. MARRIAGES. India Company's fervice, to Mrs. Fraser, July 18. Major Wright, in the Eaft of Bath. Haling-house, Surrey, efq. to miss Carr, 22. William Parker Hamond, of of Hampton. mifs Haftie, of Great Portland-street. Dr. A. Coventry, of Edinburgh, to The rev. Lewis Clutterbuck, of Newark-house, to mifs Partridge, of Hillsley, Gloucestershire. efq. to mifs Hilton, of Durham. thumberland, to mifs Marsden. 24. The marquis of Graham, to the right hon. lady Caroline Montagu. 27. William Anne Douglas, of Strathendry, Scotland, efq. to mifs Rebecca Dalyell, of Largo. Capt. Dawfon, of the 31ft reg. of foot, to mifs Sturges, of Leeds mifs Newton. James Warren, of Scarborough, efq. to mifs Martyn. Thomas Orme, of Great Ormondftreet, efq. to miss Prudentia Hammond. enes Southweil, of Poland-ftreet, efq. Charles Harris, of Wenlock, Salop, efq. to mifs Lloyd. to mifs Norris, of Oxford-ftreet. James James Jacobs, of Peckham, efq. to mifs Green. efq. to mifs Woodman. Edward Tilfon, of Newbury, Berks, Richard White, of Kentish-town, efq. to mifs Felicia Browne. Samuel Bennet, of Walthamstow, efq. to mifs Fletcher. James's-fquare, efq. to mifs May. Henry Knight, of Tythegfton, Glamorganfhire, efq. to mifs Eleanor Paget, of Park-place. Willians Marriages and Deaths. William Thompson, rector of Kilmore, Rofcommon, to mifs Lloyd. 28. Robert Hyde, of the kingdom of Ireland, efq. to mifs Graham, of the Borough, Southwark. 29. William Bryan, of Southampton, efq. to mifs Williams. George Buggin, of Wigmore-freet, efq. to mifs Tapps, of Hinton-Admiral, Hants. George Ivefon Tapps, of Hinton-Admiral, Hants. efq. to mifs Buggin, of Wigmore-ftreet. 449 John Neat, eiq. one of the hand of gentlemen penfioners, to mifs Anne Weighte, of St. George's, Hanoverfquare. John Fuller, of Park-ftreet, Grosvenor-fquare, to Mrs. Read, of Rotherfield Peppard, Oxfordshire. Charles Blake, of Moyne, county of Galway, efq. to mifs Georgina Browne, of the Neal Park, county of Mayo. 14. George Woodroffe, of Lincoln'sinn, efq. to Mrs. Mackay. James Ledwith, of Ledwithftown, George Blackshaw, of Great George-county of Longford, efq. to mifs Mofreet, Weftminster, to mifs Lufhington, lony. of Portland, place. 18. Henry Keay, of Blackwell, The hon. and rev. Thomas Monfon,county of Durham, efq. to mifs Elizaof Burton, Lincolnshire, to mifs Anne beth Harrison. Shepley Green, of Stratford, Effex. The rev. J. Lempriere, of Pembrokecollege, Oxford, to mifs Willince, of Twickenham. Samuel Gundry, jun. of Bridport, Dorfetfhire, efq. to mifs Bowden. 31. The rev. Thomas Sandford, of Sandford-hall, Salop, to mifs Kennedy, of Rathbone-place. Sir Griffith Boynton, to miss Parkhurst. Aug. 2. Mr. Edward Robfon, curate of Whitechapel, to mifs Anne Ellifon. William Blathwayte, of Dirhamhoufe, Gloucefterfhire, efq. to mifs Scott, of Great Barr, Staffordshire. Charles Dumbleton, of Windlesham, Surrey, efq. to mifs Leycefter. The rev. J. Smith, of Croydon, Surrey, to Mrs. Brigflock. 3. Henry Robinfon, vicar of Kendal, Weftmoreland, to mifs Darby, of Difs, Norfolk. Mr. Roberts, rector of Creeting, to mifs Mary Mortlock, of Cambridge. 5. Samuel Rofe, of Lincoln's inn, efq. to mifs Farr. 7. George James Cholmondeley, efq. chairman of the Board of Excife, to mils Pitt. 10. Mr. Levold Thomas Howell, perpetual curate of Aldeby, to mifs Lewis, of Yarmouth. The hon. Capt. Townfhend, of the Queen's bays, to mifs Gladwin. Thomas Farrow, of Chelfea, efq. to mifs Fatlock, of Wandsworth. John Jardine, of Stoke, Suffolk, efq. to mifs Alt. William Trenchard, of Wolveton, Dorfetfhire, efq. to the right hon. lady Hefter Amelia de Burgh. Major Fuller, of Conduit-ftreet, to mifs Charlotte Maria Senior, of Canonhill House, Berks. The rev. Mr. Ellis, of Leadenhallfreet, to mifs C. Manners, of Portmanfquare. Chriftoper Coates Porter, of Cannonftreet, efq. to mifs Hafkins, of Bristol. Charles Cartwright, of Marnham, Nottinghamshire, efq. to miss Keamey, of Somerfet-ftreet, Portman-fquare. John Long, of Melkfham, Wilts, efq. to Mrs Kinneir, of Henley, Oxon. DEATH S. July 17. Adam Smith, efq. LL, D. and F. R. S. 18. The lady of the late Richard Molineux, of Alt Grange, Lancashire, efq. Emanuel Mathias, efq. the British refident at Hamburgh. Mrs. Watfon, of Upton Hall. efq. efq. 19. Chriftopher Neville, of Gofport, 20. Thomas Wright, of Nottingham, efq. 23. Mifs Elizabeth Briggs, of Henrietta-ftreet, Covent Garden. Mrs. Malyn, of Berner-freet, Oxford-freet. James Field, of Wotton Baffet, efq. efq. James Strange, of Wellinborough, efq. Henry Kite, of Walton, Suffolk, efq. Thomas Fell, of Uttoxeter, efq. Andrew Pepworth, of Pepworth'srow, Bermondley, efq.. 25. David Mitchell, of Upper Wimpole-freet, efq.. John Higgins, of Neuck, Scotland, efq. Dennis Clarke, of Prefton, efq. 26. Nicholas Phillips, of Chatham dock-yard, efq. Capt. Allan Macdonald, of the 84th regiment. Sir Peter Rivers Gay, bart. preben dary of Winchester. Sir Banks Jenkinfon, bart. Mr. Woolley Leigh Bennet, rector of Fiamere, Oxfordshire. Mr. Join Wilfon, curate of Etton, Yorkshire. Mr. Harding, rector of Grafton The rev Zachariah Role, of Kettering, Northamptonshire. 27. Lady Inglis, of Cramond, near Edinburgh. Mifs Dorothea Primrofe, of Dunipace, Scotland. 30. Henry Buftby, of Camberwell, efq. The right hon. lady Anne Paterfon, of NewcaДlle. The lady of Frederick L'Ofte, of Louth, Lincolnfire, efq. 31. Mrs Henckell, of Eplom. Peter Laurence, of Bellevue, county of Galway, efq. John Lamb, of Neweattle, efq. Richard Fofter, of Cambridge, efq. Auguft 1. Brevet-major Wood, of Chatham. James Marye. of Monkwell-ftreet, efq. 2. William Dade, F. A. S. rector of Barnfton, Yorkshire, Eaft-Riding. 3. Capt. Slater, of Bristol. Mrs. Hannah Mary Bonnin, of Greenwich. 4. Mrs. De Paflow, of Tunbridge. William Board, of Paxhill, Suffex, efq. Samuel Rofe, of Lincoln's- inn, efq. Sir Thomas Skipwith, bart. The earl of Guildford. William Newton, efq. architect to Greenwich hofpital. Henry Wilkinson, efq. of Kendal. 5. Powers Fitzer, of Shadwell, efq. Thomas Kentish, of St. Alban's, efq. 6. The rev. Mr. Stranger, of Har ringworth. The lady of Richard Croft, of PallMall, efq. Mrs. Hannah England, of Bath. 7. Richard Brome, perpetuai curate of St. Laurence, Ipswich. The rev. Jeremy Marth, of Camira, Queen's County, Ireland. James King, of Stamford, Lincolnfhire, efq. Henry Smith, of Crutched Friers, efq, James Mofs, of Twickenham, eiq. William Wright, of New Bond-ftreet, efq. Dr. William Vaughan, of Unioncourt, Old Broad- ftreet. The lady of the late John Berrow, of Great George-ftreet, Weftminfter, efq. 14. Capt. Samuel Baggot, of the 17th regiment of dragoons 18. John Francis Meyrick, of Bush, Pembrokeshire, efq. Chriftopher Hull, fen. of Foot's-Cray, Kent, efq. Mifs Eliza Newton, of Bullwell-house, Nottinghamshire. Sir Peter Heyman, bart. John Robinfon, of Cranford, Nor. thamptonfhire, efq. Auguftino Corlini, efq. R. A. and keeper of the Royal Academy. Catharine, countefs dowager of Ply mouth. John Woodman, efq. of Enfield. THE Lady's Magazine; O R, Entertaining Companion for the FAIR SEX, appropriated folely to their Ufe and Amusement. For SEPTEMBER, 1790. This Number is embellished with the following Copper Plates, viz. I. An entire new Pattern for a Gown,-2. A beautiful hiftorical Picture of the LONDON, Printed for G. G. J. and J. Robinfon, No. 25. Paternofter Row, where Favours from Correfpondents will be received, |