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... Extracl of a Letter from Dunkirk. ?? I took a Walk through the Town and to the Entrance of the Harbour ; and made fuch Obfervations as I could with Safety, which I fend you as under. On the Right Hand Side going into the Harbour there is a very firong ...
... ExtraS of a letter fon: Dunkirk. This place may no-.v truly he called the neat of politics. The town is at prcfent full of peopie of ali nations and opini- ons ; American rebels, Englifh loyalifts, pirates, prwatecr- ers, Englilh tranfports, fhiuggiers ...
... Thurfday's Post. Dunkirk, Feb. 7, Y Efterday afternoon, to Imall Englifh veffel. anchored near this port, when eight men ar. med wit:i piftols and fabres immediately went and fummoned the Captain of uric et them to furrender, which he did without making ...
... Camp before Dunkirk, Sunday, Augua This day the brigade Infantry of the line, and fomeAuftrian regiments ftruck their tents, and took up new ground to the right of the Canal, on the Strand, near the fea. A regiment of Hetlian Infantry alfo left the Camp ...
... Poftfcript toa letter from Dunkirk. ?? We have this moment had an exprefs arrived here, which has brought orders for all the inhabi- tants who live near the works to remove out of their houfes before rhe 25th day of March next, that being the day appointed ...
... yet free, and a part of the garrifon has joined us. Dunkirk continues to defend itfclf courageouflv.— We are affured, that the ableft Engiifli General is killed. Unfortunately, the fiege of Dunkirk is, without doubt, raifed ; I fay, unfortunately ; for ...
... Extrail efa Letter from Dunkirk. ?? ■* : Notwithftanding the Reports I find are fo very prevalent in London, refpeaing the Libera- tion of Cunningham and his Crew, I car* with Truth aflure you, that they are ftill fafely lodged in the Goal here, and ...
... Extraclofa Letter from Dunkirk, May 10. The Minute Mrs. Ogilvie arrived at this Place, ihe fet out in a Poft-Chaife for Beiges, a Town two Leagues from hence, and there employed the Miftrefs of the Au- berge to buy her a Cap, a Handkerchief, and feveral ...
... An Account of a Grand Procession lately made at Dunkirk. *■ proceffion is exhibited on St. John's - * day annually, and is called the Cormafs. The morning with the ringing of bells, the ftreets Were double lined very early with foldiers, and about eight ...
... Extraa -if .7 letter from Dunkirk, Felt. 20. Lift night, an embargo vva_ Iniel on all the Iceland iifli- -15 boats, an.l all the rencls that were bound to any part in k_ Well Indies. An army of 25,003 men are ordered to en- ?? near St Omar's. Many people ...
... name of Fitzgerald was inferted among the Captains, inftead of Cunningham. LONDON, Sept 2. DUNKIRK. Satarday morning Ms Major, the meffenger, arrived from Dunkirk. . » . 'The public accounts brought from the army of the Duke of York ftate, that no operatians ...
... Eidrafl of a letter ftcm Dunkirk, Amr. 2 0. i ?? Believe none of the reports relative to the de- molition of the works of tiis place. The Cunette it is true, is deftroyed, and a few ofthe outworks winch might be rebuilt in a month; but the creat canal ...