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... Advice, that four Men of War who were at Dunkirk, were Calais Road in their Way to Breit, and the Sailors wh'okiktent from Calais to help man them, are returned Home ; and, to all Appearance, the Expedition at Dunkirk feems to be laid afide for the prefent ...
... Topfham for Hambourg, laden with Woollen Goods, and three other Engliih Ships, are taken by the French, and carried into Dunkirk. Whitehall, Ofieber 9. The King has been pleafed to conflitute and appoint the Right Hon. William-Anne, Earl of Albemarle ...
... of the Duke of Leeds in 1694, VII. Review of the Du:chefs of Marlborough's Account of ' her. Condu& continued. Affair of Dunkirk. VIII. Sele& Eilays from the Papers. Of Nobility. The Produce of one Acre of Ground fown with Flax-feed confidered. °Conf ...
... perhaps it will be . firid, we aei only as Auxiliaries to the ..2seen /fungal, and that her Alajefly has nothing to do with Dunkirk. This, or _Ante other Reafin, altogether as cogent, may he sog'd for not declaring War upon /c glaring a Violation Treaties ...
... Wells, who was taken by a French Privateer of ten Guns, and had five Men and a Boy put on hoard, in order Co 'carry her to Dunkirk but the 'proving leaky, they furrender'd thernfelves Pritoners to the Mate and another Englifhman left on board, and 'are ...
... the French and Spaniarils venture to fail, Matthews will fight. It is generally fuppofed that the prefent Embarkation at Dunkirk will prove the Ruin of that new made fraudulent Port, inafmuch as it amounts to a Demonitration that it is not in the Condition ...
... coming round, purchafed by our IVlerchants in London ;. one of _which is to carry 24 Nine- Founders. • Extrafi ; Letter from Dunkirk, dated Aug. 28. r. The Army that was eneamp'd here, confiiiing of 15,000 • Men, receiv'd Orders to decamp forthwith, and march ...
... People of Duo tirk, it feems extremely ncceffary for our Negotiators to confider ; Whether the Demolition of the Works of Dunkirk towards I . the Sea, and even theft,cl/ing of that obnoxious Port (if it ' can be procur'd) will be fufficient for cur Security ...
... having been chafed by the Britith Men of War, return'd for farther Orders, On Thurfday one of the \Teals which had fai,'d ,rnm Dunkirk, pat into °fiend. She - hadlanded her Monty y a Fifhing Boat, in the North of Scoo• land, has brought back her TrOops. and ...
... Evening, with r..n Account that on Fri day Taft all the French Troops were embark'd at Offend, ' . and {brae of thole at Dunkirk ; and that Calais is the Place where they were to rendezvous, and from whence they were to fail for England. Admiral Mayne ...
... borough, a French Sloop Privateer call'd the Riccaa Dunkirk,carrying fix Carriage and fix Swivel Gins, atO 63 Men ; which, on the id Init. he took upon the Dogger Ball The Privateer failed from Dunkirk the 27th of.ootoher , „ al i on Nov 7. took a Brig ...
... feW Days. The Fox Man of War has taken and bronght into Yar: , mouth a Ship Of zoo Tons laden with Bale Goods, bound to Dunkirk. Wefirni3Oi7-, 'Feb. r.4_ His, Majefly came this Day to the Houle of Peers, and being in his Royal Robes feated bn the Throne ...