... the Wright, by the Courier of Dunkirk and carried into Havre tie Grace. The Fanny, Kirkman, from St John's to London, and Three Part- ners, Neale, from Southampton, to Jtrfcy, were taken the 29th ult. by the Courier of Dunkirk, near the ifie of Wight, and ...

... ] 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 ...

... 24. We don't know whether the French Court has cloied with the Propofitions made to her about lending Com- miffaries to Dunkirk, in order to infpect the new Works of that Port in Company with the Deputies whom the Maritime Powers fhould appoint for that ...

... ED IN B U R G H. The Elizabeth, Rofs, from Dundee fof Riga, is. taken by the Marquis de Bareil Pri- vateer of Dunkirk, and carried into Norway. A Dutch Ship from St. Euftatia, is fent in to Cork by the Elizabeth, Sloper, a Lettei of Marque from Briftol ...

... INTELLIGENCE FROM LLOYD'S, Dec. 23. The fonge Jaoolins, Hsimtl, Iron. Dunkirk to ,i-eti.iU>iitg'.. was to-, tally lofl oil' JVI.-i.lale on the coaft ot Norway. The crew ii.v-e.ii. fi.e Prince- r'rCJerica, — — -, a D-nilti lsail Indiamais, m_ti off Santa ...

... _ French frigates under Thurot were *| in Dunkirk road. Commodore Boys's r ° n is in two divifions, one oft Nieuporr, *jO off Gravelin 5 fo he is blocked up. 'ls no truth in Admiral Rodney's having 'Dunkirk. J \ c letters from Louisbourg mention, that ...

... 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 ...

... have l^ed near Verona. _ ?? ,us counter-revolutionary movements leave X, in tl.e Low Countries. A great body ? „ow ?? at Dunkirk have march-' P!S i interior of that country, to fupprefs the if. « that have taken piace. A divifion of [X* and Meufe army ...

... early (in Saturday morning. She *°t fix day? Irom Dunkirk, and had taker, no- rß On the lalt cruize (lie got four prizes. Her ?? t ' l ' ir on 'he 19th of M.-icb, it was currently ,;'ied in Dunkirk, that Eumourier hid obtained a V-e:e victory over ihe ...

... and eight regiments of horfe and dragoons, within three days march of Dunkirk ; and added, by way ofa broad hint, ihcit he was in England laft fummer, and went from the Key at Dunkirk to Margate rosds in four hours and thre-f quarters ; which was greater ...

... 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 ...

... built. The Tclemaqtte, Count, from Martini cue to Dunkirk, arrived ia Dunkirk roads, where the parted cables, and nut „0 fea with the l.ouis Seize, from Tobago. The Courier, Le Floi, from ?? to Dunkirk, is loft ?? St Vallerv . Part of the cargo fayed. ...