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... Diflanccs bet-rvecfi England and Era::. - Harwich to Dunkirk, - ■ 23 to Boulogne, 28 North Foreland to Dunkirk, — ■ 12 to Calais, — 10 to Boulogne, — ■ 15 to Dieppe, 30 to Havre de Grace, 43 Dover to Dunkirk, II to Calais, — 7 to Boulogne, lo to Dieppe, 24 ...
... Pallas and ■ b ?? lde 3- Brimant. ?? . C Deftroyed by the Richmond off ic ; '° S2 l Holland. He.-mior.e c ?? Loft off Dunkirk, Jan. 10. 1 761. Marcbsult 32 'aken by the F.n 1 and Repulfe. Syren 32 Ditto by the Boreas. Xleitr v.z Lis 3.- Ditto the Hampfaire ...
... to cheFrtend- ' Pubiiek Notice is hereb en, That .he Copartnery betwixt Mr. OLLO and RO INCLAIR, Merchants and Fadors, re- Dunkirk, was in h of Auguft iaft, bf mutual Gon&r.t- ••cd .- I mr the faid Robert Sindait being cbcrettpon fcnt over to Scot- land ...
... floop of war has captured, and brought into t'ne Downs, Le Polierate French- cutter privateer, of 16 guns, and S.-. men, from Dunkirk. The mailer of the Raccoon was killed Lâ ti.e engagement. 'I i-.e Good Hope, Cultm-ip, from Faro, is on fliure n-ar Beachey-h ...
... Notice is hereby given, Thac the Copartnery berwixt Mr TAMES ROLLO and ROBERT SINCLAIR, Merchants and Factors/rc- fiding at Dunkirk, was in the Month of Augufi laft, by mutual Confent, diffoived : 1 hat .he faid Robert Sinclair being thereupon lent over ...
... a tranflan'on of letters, containing a narra- tive of the Pretender's expedition into Scotland in 1708. and his return to Dunkirk, tranfmitted to the French court by the commanding officers of tile ...
... That he has now on hand a very elegant affort- -sient of TOBACCOS and SNUFES, particularly Genuine C'Nafter St Vincents', Dunkirk, and Dieppe Tobaccos — Clerack, Montagne, St Vincent's, St Domingo, Spaniih Eri-.un, Havannah, Brafil, Maquaba, Mafulipatan ...
... fixed by advertife- ments at the adjacent parifh ci vrches. f J F-SSVLS wnntitio; Frc'«_riits ro aa» \ in Holland or to Dunkirk, by fending ?? lowcft freights they will accept of, in liili of poi . i ftomhoufe charges, to Mr Beaumont ?? be engaged, if ...
... Leith, on Mon- , ?? .XA. day the 6th day of May next, fifiiji-s*- %J The Brigantine LA JEUNE DUSKER- y&/o\Q?t\ QUOISE of Dunkirk, French built, and ce-p- -fefr^r}^^\iw per flieathed, not two years old, a remarkable 1 V\\ fiffj^fffT/ faft failer, burden ...
... Tvtcn. L*-7TS. I A*- *? lhe 6l& Ja >* at May, at t2 noon. ?? laW jU- The Ihirantini: LA JEUXE DUNKHR- \W/wtXE\ QUOISE of Dunkirk, French built, and c.p- W, -S^jg NK. Per thcathed. not two years old, a remarkahie II^VfVK faft lhiU ' r ' burdtn about ninety ...
... Kite Hoop arrived this morning from the Texel, and brought in with her, Le Fantafque, a French privateer cutter belonging to Dunkirk, of 1 2 guns, with 30 men on board. Admiralty- Oflice, July 16, 1782. n^ ° r ' Ctter f™ l Cc, l' tah > E>\fon, Commander ...
... immediately, ■l(| A VESSEL of 80 to ioc tons burden, to trans- pott French Officers, prisoners of war, from fes Leith to Dunkirk, or any of the contiguous ports in France. Kt'-icibrs application may be made to Malcom Wright, 1--=.— — of war, Edinburgh- ...