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... drain, that the port Dunkirk, the Unices, piers, and bafon fhpul.l be demoliflied ; but that article was condai»liy evaded by representations, that the canals Mardyke and Fames were convened into other channel':, wit! out which Dunkirk cou’d no longer be ...
... which all our negociations concerning Dunkirk have proceeded, from the Peace of Utrecht to the Adminilfration of Lord Rockingham ; and clearly alludes L. Lanfdown’s furrender of all claim to the demolition of Dunkirk, the lalt Peace, in the following words ...
... DUNKIRK, NOW BESIEGED BY THE PUKE OF YORK •THIS fortified place was captured in the year 1658 by the Englifh and French troops. Early in the campaign ficge was laid to it; and when the Spanifh army advanced to it's relief, the combined armies of France ...
... THE COMMANDANT DUNKIRK. General O'Meara, the prefent Commandant Dunkirk, is extraHion ; he ferved as Lieutenant the Battalion of Walfh, belonging to Irilh Brigade Fiance; fincc the Revolution he was made a Major of a Legion, and (nice the period when ...
... SUMMONS OF DUNKIRK. Letter from Captain Ciesiekts, Commanding a fijua- dton of his Britannic Majefly before Dunkirk, to General Pascal Klrhnv-svesi. April 24. 1793. sia, Having the honour to command a fi*uadron of fliips of war of his Britannic Majefly ...
... involve the town and inhabitants of Dunkirk in total ruin and delltuctic)°, I am ready to receive them, and to infure inviolability of per( ms and property. I invite you. Sir, and all the inhabitants of Dunkirk, to Like into ferious confideratian the ...
... DUNKIRK, Aug. 10. We now begin to enjoy the belt benefits of the new Conftitotiort in the exercife our own religion. On S laft an Englifh Profeftant Church was opened here, an objefl that has been long in contemplation, but never before accompli (lied ...
... poll which they had taken In iSwwhurhe Dunkirk at Rafcndhal; that there had been an Immenfe flanghtcr both Gdca and, that without any vi. Hide benefit to the Allied Armieo, French had made nod their retreat into Dunkirk, and had effcOed the mundationef f ...
... ANOTHER ACTION NEAR DUNKIRK. - C-Pin Popham, who had undei taken the dir.se- ?? n y the cutters and other fmall craft employed hefwe Dunkirk, arrived in town this morning. I H is fikl to have brought the fallowing intelli- i ?? I ?? on Sunday the ...
... RxtralB of a letter from Dunkirk. «¢ The fleet at Biell were (o difirefled for Bands before they failed in December, that almoft all the pricateers were, mS« in hacbour for want of the feamen for the fervice of Gmim (At prefent fix veflels thac can piR ...
... Pomme de Terre, of Dunkirk, commanded ...
... Extra&of 'a Letter fhom Dunkirk, Jan. 13. . •« We at length learn tor certain,. that there is to be an Encampment in Flanders, which is to take place as foon in the Month of March as the Weather will permit. The Piace of Encampment is not yet known ...