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... Extracl of a Letter from Dunkirk. ?? I took a Walk through the Town and to the Entrance of the Harbour ; and made fuch Obfervations as I could with Safety, which I fend you as under. On the Right Hand Side going into the Harbour there is a very firong ...
... jin Exlrali of a Letler from a Perjbn on board the Dunkirk, to his Father, dated June 20. That on the ioth Inftant we engaged a French 74 Gun-Ship, with eight hundred and fifty Men, which we became Mafters of in half an Hour's Time, in Sight of our ...
... two l&S Dunkirk, or Mardyke. This, Sir? was, I hope, the intended meaning minifters; and if it really was o have they not in fixteen months it punctually performed ? For 1 our cuftomhoufe-books it will app ea ',' $ there is ftill a port at Dunkirk, & fhips ...
... Broad-fide into the Dunkirk; the neareft Ship, which was returned. Two of them were taken, the third ftruck, but got away in the Nig !_lt - They engaged fo clofe, that a Man killed in the Yard of oneof the French Men of AVar fell into the Dunkirk. The firft Broad ...
... Nantz; the L'lUpe> ranee, with wine, brandy, and fait, fo. Dunkirk ; the Jehn, with lalt; the Bel Oifeau, from Canada for Havre ; the James- Augultine; the Mary-Elifabeth, from St Martin's for Dunkirk; the St Lewis, of and from Calais; the La Catherine, with ...
... abolifhed only within the Kingdom of France, and was therefore fuppofed to fubfift at Dunkirk; but upon an Appeal it has been deter- mined, that the Inhabitants of Dunkirk are Inhabitants of the Kingdom, the Seizure taken off, and the Heirs ofthe Merchant ...
... France, touching the new Works at Dunkirk, the French Ambaffador has prefented a Memorial to the Prefident of the Week, in which it is laid, ■ That^ ' the Court, in giving Orders to dig a Canal behind the Barracks of 1 Dunkirk, had no other Intention, but ...
... March. A great Number of Vefiels are expected in the Ports of Dunkirk, Calais, and Boulogne, under the Efcorte of fome Men of War. Six Pieces of heavy Cannon have been carried from Dunkirk to Mardyck. Paris, Feb. 27. It is allured, that a great Promotion ...
... From the Whitehall Evening Pofl, July lj. LONDON. The Hon. Capt. Howe, in the Dunkirk, bore away the Laurels of the Day, being a Prime Sailor. Our Men are in high Spirits, and as we are now joined by Admiral Holbourn and Commodore Keppel, we reckon ourfielves ...
... from his Court J° f he Reprefentations lately made about fbme Works at Dunkirk. 'bis Anftver tends to invalidate the Imputations on that Head, and fWintains, that the Port of Dunkirk is in the Condition it ought to • _ conformable to Treaties, and that ...
... 24. We don't know whether the French Court has cloied with the Propofitions made to her about lending Com- miffaries to Dunkirk, in order to infpect the new Works of that Port in Company with the Deputies whom the Maritime Powers fhould appoint for that ...
... ED IN B U R G H. The Elizabeth, Rofs, from Dundee fof Riga, is. taken by the Marquis de Bareil Pri- vateer of Dunkirk, and carried into Norway. A Dutch Ship from St. Euftatia, is fent in to Cork by the Elizabeth, Sloper, a Lettei of Marque from Briftol ...