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... Cheefe, forOftena, for the Ufe of the Auftrian Provinces, • and h French Ship laden with Fifh for .Dunkirk, fell in with two Privateers, one belonging to Dunkirk, the o- , • ther to Ofiend ; the latter took • ale French Ship, laden • with FA, and carried her ...
... jels, Feb. 21. There is arrived at Dunkirk a great Number of Bilanders. Some Letters fay 300, and add, that thirty-two French Battalions were expeBed there, to be embarked with eight ethers which are aftually at . Dunkirk. Letters from Calais bring, that ...
... prevented them from even . fending Commiffaries to Dunkirk, their High Mightineffes ought certainly to rejeEt Propofitions fo apparently prejudicial, and rather' make ufe - of their Forces to vifit Dunkirk, jointly with the Biitifh and Auitrian Troops, and ...
... and has fent in there the St. Francifco, Loran, from the Canaries, lacund to Dunkirk, laden with Wine : She had alfo a large Sum of Money on board confign'd to People in Dunkirk. At the fame time arriv'd the Eigle Privateer, Capt. Beazely, with a notorious ...
... the Arrival aft - Brett Squadron at Dunkirk, 1.006-regular -Troop, Jo,oPo Sales andl)rickl,es k and po.Muskets. We am.altur'cl, that-a Jew, who wa4cm„lll°Y3d by the Britifh Court in obferving every Thing that at Dunkirk, has.been taken up and hang'd ; but ...
... Memorial to the States-General, wherein' he declares, that .the King his Matter, in order to remove all Manner of Umbrage about Dunkirk, and give at the fame Time a. Proof .of the great Confidence he repofes in their High Mightineffesi confents to let them occupy ...
... . Deferters, cannot be lefs than zOOO. • count Sxe has the Command at prefent • .at , Dunkirk. • :Nieriper4 t. 4., • Our CommUnicatidri is again open ,with Dunkirk, and the Pot Letters., which , had been detamed there from the '2sth Of:Jail - Month, are ...
... Dun• kirk in a Memorial which only related to Prizes taken • by the Spanifh Privateers, none of which have gone • out of Dunkirk : That this Town had no Concern with the Spanifh Privateers, and that therefore it was • evident, that the Engin Ambaflador ...
... to do (Vend, March 17, N. S. All our Accounts from Dunkirk now agree, that the Pretender's Son is there, and ma-43r of his Adherents, Englifh, Scotch, and Irifh. Ofiend, March 18 A Perfon from Dunkirk reports, that ftverai Battalions have been fent away ...
... ceiv'd Orders march direEtly to Dunkirk, which are to form there the ! ttortd Embarkation; and that they were labouring to reftore tl,at Place to the Condition it was in in the Time of the late , 1 lUng. „ Vie learn from Dunkirk on he 3d, that the Count. de ...
... all taken and carried into Dunkirk. Laft Saturday came Advice that the John and the William, two Coafters from Scarborough for Lynn, were taken 1 7 a French Privateer and carried into Dunkirk. We hear the Harbour of Dunkirk is now block'd up by four Englilh ...
... carried the Veffel fafe into Dunkirk. The Katharine, Taylor, and the Adventure, Beft, who failed from hence about ten Days ago, laden with Coals for Lynn, were both take,n by a French Privateer near Bofton, and fern to Dunkirk ...