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... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... According to private Letters hy Yefterday’s French Mail, the Colliers that were ftopt at Dunkirk are ordered to releafed, and the Government has declared that all Englifli laden with Coals and or other Provilions, alfo Englifli Smugglers, fliall be welcome ...
... he was informed that three privateers had piU into Dunkirk without any fuccefs and that the captain ot the St. Peter of had (hot his pilot, through the rage of difaplpointment in not capturing two Englilh veflels he had intelligence of. . The Hritanniai ...
... Dunkirk, in fitting ouf propwTeflaslo carry into execution. , . M**ntreal has been fo much weakened-by the marching of the French troops agakft Quebec, that it is much doubted whether it may not totally be in the power of the EnglHh army under general ...
... there two Days before with Fleet. The above Ship came away the mh of July . Some Lettera from Dunkirk fay, that the three French Squadrons in North America had joined, and were atLouifburghthe of July, but jult ready put Sea again. Harveft begun all about ...
... fons, and ha* taken and Tent to Dunkirk the Timbrel's ot Hull, from Archangel to Hull, loaded alfo with tar and tallow Extraft ot a letter from Edinburgh, Nov. 15, The following letter from the provolc of Aberdeen, dated Nov. ij, was this day received ...
... call'd the Cow; (he now Oflend harbour, and ■will brought round to Dunkirk very foon. It is to be hoped the king’s frigates will keep a (harp lookout, and introduce the renegade Iriftunan, and his piratical crew, into English port. The barbarous treatment ...
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... By from Dunkirk, received fame we learn that advices have been received in ;hai cily of an aftion having lalely taken place between the imperial and Dutch forces. The Dutch; in attempting to ere£l Come new works at Fort Llilo, fays the above letter, were ...
... DOMESTIC N Cou, January Is. THE Civil Hie privateer of Dunkirk, mounting gum, and manned with Cnglifli and ln(h feameu, has taken, fmce the begitaing of this month, near 40 pri- Ms in the channel, mod of which (he ranfomed. Several vefleb arrived here ...