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... The Mary, Parker, fro to Holland, it taked ind carried into Dunkirk. The Friend* Adventure, Roman, bound to Newcafile it burnt On Cromer. Thfe People Yefterday the Deptford Mah War, of Guns, came into Shields, in order to Conroy with the invalids for ...
... They write from Dunkirk of the fourth lodant, that on that Day one of the flat bottom’d Boats went out in the Road toc'Xrrcife the Men* that as of thefe Boats are ready to take all Requifltts ou board that a new Battery is orefted to the Left their Citadel ...
... of Letter from an o dicer in Commodore Boys’s Fleet,' otf Dunkirk, dated Augull to, at Seven in the Evening. ...
... There is authentic advice the Spaniards having effected a landing troops at Jamaica. They write from Dunkirk, that orders had juft been received there tor a large rncampruet to formed in that neighbourhood tor 15,000 troops, Jt it two more are to be formed ...
... The French Troops and flat-bottom’d Boats Dunkirk are faid to have given Umbrage to the Goretnmeot in the Auf* Low Countries. ...
... Extrail a privatt Lttttr from Dunkirk. “On the Morning of the next Day. I look Walk through the Town, and the Kotrance of the Harbour; and ;is ! could with Safety, which I fend under. On the Right-hand Side going into the Harbour there is very ftroni; ...
... to the French Poftj. Lad Sunday the Count de Maurepas Privateer, of Dunkirk, being brilkly by an Englifti Privateer, off Ter Heyde, near Schevenlng, threw her Guns overboard, and ran op the Meufe. From the Camp at Konigfgratz, May 14* —We arc now in Camp ...
... imooffibfe cobccltc Mm. for ha* of Dunkirk, io cun*. pounder*, and «onvfl. I neither nor means; as to an attack upon tuc 1 Buchanncfs that time N. W. and W. about five I ♦cj,,2’s I.te he had only, when he was fecurtd, leagues diltant, and, alter a long ...
... Letters from Dunkirk of the 18th Inftant fay, that an Order came there a few Days before, from the French Court, to equip all the Frigates, Snows, Brigantines, Doggers, and Cutters, with the Expedition, that of the flat-bot* corned Boats were daily launched ...
... Couotefs d’Ayen, .Capt. Arthur, and' carried . into Dunkirk, viz. the John and Margery of Berwick, Capt. , from London to Gotteoburgb, in Ballad, for >lO Gui* ncas.—Ry the Privateer le Filoa, of Dunkirk, Capt.de Wilde, viz. the Thomas Guin, of Eymouth, ...
... Letters from Dunkirk, Calais, and Boulogne agree that cvery Thing continues quiet thofc three Ports, which are in a Manner blocked up by the great Number Englifh Ships the Coad. From the fitd of thole Places they add, that the four B.ittalions the Old ...
... ' M. Lc Lurcz.” Letters from Dunkirk fay, the French Court J>as acquainted the Merchants they cannot pofllbly grant them Convoys for the whole Trade, on account of the Superiority of the F.nglifti Navy; therefore, (hall content themfelves with fending ...