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... The Henry, Shipman, from Ofteiid, to London, is reported be t«ken and' carried into Dunkirk. The Rofa, Caihmpc, from to Spain, is tak*n aud'carried into Hreft. A very large French frigate, of guns, is taken a Spanifh gun fliip off Cape Ortugal, and lent ...
... Old', York. Lore; Cavan alio arrived town on Saturday, from the Armv before Dunkirk. The accounts received by the lafd from the army his Koval Highuefs the of York before Dunkirk, mention, that on the 3 ltd tut. the enemy threw levered (hells to interrupt ...
... . Camp near Dunkirk, Ang. 24. 1793' Sir, I have the honour to inform you, that his Royal Highnefs marched from Fumes upon the evening the 2d, with the befieging army, order to attack the camp of Ghivelde, and approach the town of Dunkirk. Fie advanced ...
... Waterfo’.d, wth rape feed; Ceres, Otty, and Mary, Armigcr, Lt ndon, with goods; Sarah, Moore, from Tea ; and Charles, Leau, rom Dunkirk, in ballaft.—July 2, Heart of Oak, r .ham* from kuey, with , and 16 loaded collies .—3, Lincoln, Hepworth, from Hull, with ...
... behind the Yfer, in order to rover the ftege of Dunkirk. On the following morning, the 2ad, his Royal the Duke of York was march to attack camp that had been formed at Ghivelde, between Fumes and Dunkirk; but it was not generally fnppofed that the French ...
... deals; Jupiter, Black, from Cadiz, with wine.—l6th, Mediator, Middleton, from London, with goods; Difpatch, Englilh, from Dunkirk, with rye.—lBth, Bacchus, lerby, from Stockholm, with iron and deals.— tpth, Antelope, Hemfley, from Coninglburg, with linleed ...
... the firft difpatches from Admiral Macbride, the French are ftated to be now 120,oooftrong at and in the neighbourhood of Dunkirk. ...
... He explained the article relative Dunkirk in the Treaty, and faid it had given up limply becaufe -France might have done the fame . thing all along thecoad j there being nothing particular in the fituation of Dunkirk. But Cherbourg looked fufpicious—it ...
... w-ith goods Euphan, Murrah, for St. Vallery, with corn John and Mary, Hilyei, for Dunkirk, w'itli iliito —4, Pcrfererauce, Kiinin, for Wilbech, with wine; Alkinlbn, for Dunkirk, with bailey.— 5, Blefling, idgeon/for Havre dp Grace, v\ilh barley.—*6, Union ...
... POSTSCRIPT. Extrafl of letter from citr Ccrrefpondcnt in Lonr/on. « By recent letters from the camp before Dunkirk, it appears that the fiege likely to be (drafted, and attended with difagreeable circumftances, even if fnceefsful in the termination. From ...
... chmts were inclined to f.irrend.r Dunkirk, but the people, co-operating with the Nrtioiial forced them > rontrihute their alhftancc towards the defence the town. Mr. Gregory, of Oiiend, who had been for fometime at Dunkirk bufincis, and Mr. Hunter, an Eugliih ...
... love, and was driven off without being able to fpeak. It is thought he will never again fee Warfaw. The Englilh inhabitants Dunkirk, it is faid, are lent into the interior parts of France, to be kept there prifoners war. P. S.—This day, at two o’clock, came ...