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... a tries | Geor Zee, from Rirkgec to Lon- into Dunkirk. “A frigaic, of 36 . two thips, the other of ag guns, with a brig in lat..s50. lov. 14. took three alfo an American brig, belong: 2, with naval ftores, bound to hey, Spittal, from: Denmark te brig ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ] Dunkirk, Aug. 27. advertifen> '- has been publifhed here by the board admiralty, giving notice of two f>u to floated 011 the firft day of Oetoh 1 next, over fome dangerous (hallows j banks, as a warning to vefiels failing to the road of Dunkirk through ...
... evening, and took tlie road to Dun- kirk. His former walk to Rofenheim had given him confiderable experience, and he reached Dunkirk without any dif- ficulty.. The examination he underwent there, was more {trict than he expected : but certain of not being ...
... war with Dunkirk p > than with Dunkirk in its ot, e e;j ort ified condition? Is it not 0r the French court to find £p re tences for deferring the exeativ ot ' ier 31 tides, than for findl j .°rt of pretence for deferring J 'lfi{tj Jtln to Dunkirk ? Therefore ...
... bears, That, in March April Jaft, the pannel freighted his a- orementioned fhip from Dunkirk to Du- lin, and from thence back to Dunkirk, o Thomas Blake merchant in Dunkirk, yr fome other perfon to the pro‘ecutor inknown, who thereupon loaded her vith brandy ...
... different cruifers: Ten Flemilh fifhingveflels, feveral of them belonging to Dunkirk, carried into Dover. By the Liverpool, Capt. Knight: La Nouvelle Hirondel!e, a privateer of Dunkirk, of 6 carriage-guns, fwivels, and men, taken July 7. brought into Yarmouth ...
... Elizabeth of: Briftol, from ro Bilboa, retaken, carried into Ge By the Nereus privateer, the two ron from: the South Seas: to Dunkirk; et. to = Two. American fhips, one from town, the other from Philadelph! 4 Francois, are taken’ by privateet? 9 maica, The ...
... The Three Sifters, Hunter, from Clyde for Tortola, carried into Martinico. The New York, Grant, from New York, carried into Dunkirk. The Robert, Taylor, from Oporto to Chefter, carried into Vigo, The Trinity, Subbin, from Newfound- land, carried into Vigo ...
... FRANCE. London, Oil. 23. letters from Col. his Majefty's commiflary at Dunkirk, there advice, that, the demolition the jettees, a bank of hard is forming the bar of the harbour, which, 111 a few months, will render the channel acceilible nothing but ...
... The Medway, for Limerick, cut out of the Downs, and carried into Calais. The Chichefter, from Newfoundland, car- ried into Dunkirk. The Joyce, Downing, from Dartmouth for Newfoundland, carried into Cherburg. The Georgiana of 22 guns, and the Craw- ford ...