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... - r Priva away to, tt tbere; Dunkirk , in order 3 liflimenE 'ew Days; 32 Guns? on board upon tho Lnd fix of loop with )njettur'd the Fleet reek fi orn ined three at he was e believes Ii Man of ; but as off in a 1, i$ taken )w, Capt. gagement parithe& ...
... DUF.:t at: YORK's ARMY. Camp &yore DunkirZ, 4ugpj7 IS, eatntnunication betWeim Dunkirk and other French places': and • garrifons ' we have now cut off; but our camps are much annoyed by the gun boats, and it Is a matter of regret to us that Government ...
... [Price Two-pence Halfpenny. and Posts, Dunkirk, September to. OUR Buoys have this day been laid, order of the board of Admiralty, point out the paifage i Afa « Jhe road c*f viz. blacfe buoy on the eaft Tide of the Bank called the Getrt ; another black ...
... THE safety of Dunkirk depends in a great meafure on the town of Bergues, about 2 leagues diftant, which it is in necessity to take before Dunkirk is attacked. This place is not verv ftrongly fortified, but its fituation is rendered difficult of approach ...
... I fell in with and took the American_Union; a Privateer belonging to Dunkirk, commanded by Chrillopheir Codnor, mounting 6 threepounders, and 19 men; he had been out of Dunkirk 4. Days, an had taken 9 Prizes; one he had lent in, and had Ranfomers on board ...
... taken by the Danae French privateer, and ftnt Dunkirk. -> jndil The Duchefs , privateer, captain Staines, of. mouth, is taken by a french frigate, carmd/into Bred 5 the firft lieuteoant of the Ducheta was killed a random fhot. ...
... * 5. Dunkirk /!Fril 6. The Prince de Soubife i» aflembling the Troops that are to encamp in this Neighbourhood. 6. Bruffels April 6. 1f Credit may be givén to the Advices we receive from Flanders, the King of France is to make a Tour there this Year Ac ...
... LONDON, Fesrvary 26. To the PRIN TER STR, Wwe are told, by letters from Dunkirk, that the Governor of that place had received orders, ‘that all Englifhmen rtificates from the who refide in that fortrefs thall produce ce their characters as places of their ...
... trade Dunkirk and Gottenburgh info much that it is chat the duties on teas will amount this year to upwards of onc-third ipore than the lafl. dealing feveral articles, were on Wednrfday committed to the New Prifon by Mr. Aldcrmas King. Same day John Allen ...
... The Englifh at Dunkirk and other Ports on that Side are moving their Effects wich all poffible Difpatch. ' Ycfterday an Exprefs was fent from the Secretary of Scate’s Oflice to Helvoetfluys.. ...
... The following taken and ranfomed by the Neckcr privateer, of Dunkirk, viz. the Jane, Brown, from Gottenburgh to Liverpool, for guineas; the Warner, Barr, from Galway to Memel, for 400 ditto and the Feggy, Ton, from Berwick Chriftianfand for 680 ditto ...
... Lettel's by yefterday’s mails advife, that they work night and day at Dunkirk iii fitting out, at the expence of the government, a final 1 fquadron frigates to cruize in concert. veil'd from the Weft-Indies taken by French pri iteer, and afterwards loft ...