... by, Le Vengeur privateer, or Dunkirk, and carried into Oilend, froom a whence he was fent to Dunkiak, and after- Y wards to Arras, and has been exchanged for it the Captain of a Dunkirk privateer. d Mr Carrick left Dunkirk on Sunday fe'er- ngliht, at which ...

... the Maureur priva- teer of Dunkirk, Joliffe commander. On the iame day were likewife captured by the lame privateer, three brigs, coal laden. Capt iH.. learned on board the privateer, that the cribargo was taken off at Dunkirk on the Ifl of April, and that ...

... the isth ult. and arrived at Dunkirk the 22d; when the prifoners were immediately taken out, and put on board a guard lhip, which Ship, with a few finall privateers, lay in the outer harhour. The Adventure failed from Dunkirk ow Tuef day fe'ennight. During ...

... Helvoet and fir Flufhing, giving an account of his having, re, , taken and brought in here, La Guerier. ctters, belonging to Dunkirk, of fuperior force; and. be 'have no doubt this officer's gallantry and good. cu] scondu't on the preenrt, as well as former ...

... the Infpeclor wbic floop of war, and brought to th e Cafile under prot 1 guard, nine French fitlermen, belonging bery to a Dunkirk flhing veffel, talken mine time time ago by the Infp'eor, and fent into the Hum- piaflc ber. Trui On Monday, about 450 French ...

... following circumflance:-A perfon at Ayr, who has a fon fettled at Dunkirk, wrote to hirms to ad- vance fome money to a young man, (a pOi- foner in the Cafle) to whofe relations at Dunkirk his fon lay under obligations; which he accordingly did from time ...

... current, in lat. 6o. 45. t and long. 2. 30. he was chaced and boarded . by a French brig privateer, of a8 guns, be- longing to Dunkirk, had been out five weeks, Y a letter from Captain Robert Lamb, I B of the Difpatch of Peterhead, we learn, I .~~~~~~~- .1 ...

... Elizabeth of WVells, Spaldon of Bolton, and Ranger of Yarmouth, and car- ri d them to Tynemouth.-The privateer ti 'led from Dunkirk on the 2d inflant, in company with fix others. ...

... means of prc: tIv' tbemfelves from the danger of infult. te o Laft week, about ino French prim-co emnbarked at Leith for Dunkirk. Confsols, 54. Finre Flour, 4 ...

... neutral veffels arrived on Thurfday at Dover with paffengers, and a French car- n tel from Dunkirk with 247 Briti(h prifoners. y This cartel, which left Dunkirk.on Wednef- 1C day, brought over the following bulletin, but no French papers: BULLETIN TEL ...

... England.- i Ol. the following day he went round and s vif-ted the pofts, and immediately after went to join General Dufalga, at Dunkirk. It A letter from Strafburgh announces, that e affairs at Rafladt, inflead of being in abetter e train, are every day more ...

... had captured a French cutter priva- teer of 12, and a large lugger of i8 guns, the latter had only been eight days from Dunkirk, was quite new, and had taken no- thing. At the time the failors left Bergen there were no privateers in that port. Married ...