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... FOREIGN AFFAIRS. of a Letter from Dunkirk, dated :?, N. S. • VII HEN the young Chevalier in Scotland was defeated, • and certain News came that he was wandering from • Place to Place to lave hiiinfelf, it put the French Court in the utmost Confulion ; ...
... carrying Boats againft the Current'of a River, which at the Time met with the Appra. bation of (hat Academy. They write from Dunkirk, that the Fortifications of that Place towards the Sea, are to be dernolifh'd immediately, an Englifh. Engineer being arrived ...
... the Cafe if we • were to go upon any confiderable°E4edition. The publithal litre pretends to Advice by a Ship arrived from Dunkirk on the 13th, that Admiral 'Vernon having landed his Forces in the Ifland of Cuba, the Spaniards feigned to retire, when two ...
... Hoy from Dantzick, bound to Dunkirk, having on board, 193 Officers and Soldiers, and about 6o Arms, tor the Service of the French King. The Officers and Men were raifed for the Service of Count Lowendahl's Regiment at Dunkirk. Birmingham, April 1 6. On ...
... Perfons have been dY Al for difperfing them. 1 wh i lle King has ordered Colours lobe lent to the scoo Men the Inhabitants of Dunkirk have railed for the De 'e of' their Town. ' We are informed, that the Veffels which his Majelly or! 4 . I t 'ed to be equipp'd ...
... yet open'd before Fumes, nor will they be open'd till the Bth Inltant, when the King of France comes back to the Camp from Dunkirk. ...
... Capt. Duvall, and ranfirned for Capt.Stoughton,from Wells, 'was taken on the is Leagues to the Eafivrard the Nazo, by t h e Dunkirk, Capt. Lefebure, and razioni'd for 100 1. Capt. Colon was taken the infiant 4y 'tile Prince of Conti - Ww' vateer,-of,calair ...
... came Advice, that five Ships, laden with Corn from Yarmouth Road for Rotterdam, are taken by the French, and carried into Dunkirk. . _ _ The Good Intent, Bently, from Tetuan, bound for London, and the Loyalty, Boyack,' belonging to Leith, are both taken ...
... War between the two Nations will be cleclar'd then for the Col?fequence of Dunkirk. We hear Memorials are drawn up, both at Vcrfailles and London as to the Reparation of Dunkirk -This have done three Years ago glary :well; but if's hotel that 1 10 W the ...
... which was taken by the Englilh. We have Advice here, that all the Ships taken by the French Privateers, and carried into Dunkirk, have been condemn'd as lawful Prizes. Ghent; Oa. 21. The Duke d' Aremberg marched the 13th Inftant with the Left Wing of ...
... Hanover Kin g of Great Britai , him, had drawn th •Ranee from thence, i Voreign Power, fuch Germany. F Paris, yid) 27. Cou tg Dunkirk and othi ~ b e cefrtry Regulations muding Frigates. Sedan, yu . ly zg. TI f roHI his Army in Flan Squadrons, is juil a ✓ N ...
... who are to be employed there in making a Bafon, and to enlarge the Port, which may be of great DU - advantage to that of Dunkirk. The Swifs Regiment of Villars, which is hatrolled at Anderlecht, goes To4norrow for Givet and Phi lippeville. '1 bete are ...