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... RxtralB of a letter from Dunkirk. «¢ The fleet at Biell were (o difirefled for Bands before they failed in December, that almoft all the pricateers were, mS« in hacbour for want of the feamen for the fervice of Gmim (At prefent fix veflels thac can piR ...
... Kent, of 74, Dunkirk, of 60, Salifbary, of go ; together with the Scafoyd, ofso, and feveral other frigatess A Spanil merchant ar Cadiz writes to his friend in Loodon, that 15 (ail of the line, and a number of frigates, are prepanng in that bn‘out with ...
... By a Gentleman lately arrived from Dunkirk, weare advifed, that all the Fortifications towards the Sea have been demolithed, by Direions of the Englith Engineers, accord ing to the late Treaty of Peace; the grand Bafon is at this Time almoft_drained ; ...
... the Argo, on the 11th Inftant, * after a Chace of eight Hours, - The faid Privateer failed from Dunkirk the 7th of January laft, on a Cruize to the Dunkirk, having on board feven Ran Guineas]. * s S R fomers [for 4400 From SATUrRDAY Eveninc Parers, L ...
... got, by Promifes, many &% of this Crown from about Dunkirk, St. Quintin, . and Cambray, as well as from Auftrian Flanders, to put tmwd Eftablithment in Execution. An Englithman, who ha k(:fl:iong at Dunkirk, and Proje€lor of the Scheme, is f; be made :E:: ...
... by Britain to have been the principal in the late fire at Portfmouth ; bnt‘alr their letters from Paris, and from Qalais, Dunkirk, and other towns on the fea- A 9 ...
... Extrad of a letter from Weymouth, Aug. §. ** Ou'Weduelday the 26th ult. was taken by a, lugfail French privateer, belonging to Dunkirk, mounting 12 fix-poundert, the idvcnnm {loop, of this port, John Sims, fnafter, from London, bound to Corke, laden with fundry ...
... privateer, which was brought into the Downes yeflerday, proves to be the Dunkirk of that port, mounting 18 fix-pounders, end g 6 men ¢ She was taken on her pallage from the northward to Dunkirk by Lieutenant Cook, whom I had appointed to command the Fairy during ...
... Gewawdan, for fending thefe letters to the Affembly. Some other letters of the fame nature, addrefled fo differs ent officers at Dunkirk, ftating that the fugitives werein high fpirits and that the day of the attack is 5«3. were alfo read. After the reading of ...
... Archi- Stevenfon, late of King fireet, in the city of London, merchants and faois, (partivers wirh Jobn Coode, now or late of Dunkirk, in France, merchant, carrying on trade under the firm of Robert Butler and Co.); Jan 21, 28, Feh, 25, at Guildhall, London ...
... Caribaria, from Conftantinople to Smyrna, are lolt on the coaft near Smyrna. “The Patty, Dodd, From London Tor BOTr is loft near Dunkirk. ...
... the Appearance of it ; how this will be relifhed in England. you beft know who are on the Spot.” : Extraél of a Letter from Dunkirk, dated Aug. 20. * Believe none of the Reports relative to the Demolition of the Works of this Place ; the Cunette, it is true ...