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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... The Lovely Jane, Capt Lawfoo, Limerick to Brillol, was taken privateer, after three hours chace, for Dunkirk ; but in the paflage the the Frenchmen that were put beard* drank freely, overpowered them, °. and got her fafe into St. Mary’s, ...
... The Henry, Shipman, from Offend to London, is reported to taken and carried into Dunkirk. Kota, Calfamos, from Spain, is taken and carried into Brtlk ...
... Ext rail of a Letter from Dunkirk, May 29. ** In the courfe of the lalt week, upwards of 7000 tons of fpirits have been brought here, and lodged in the different llores of this city, ready to be (hipped ; but as the fmuggling of this article is now nearly ...
... BATHING at DUNKIRK, To the NOBILITY and GENTRY. AS many Families of Diftinction, who have of late vifired tins Place, were greatly (hi prized vie wing the commodious and excellently Strand, that no Coiivenitncies for Bathing were to he had j the Multiplicity ...
... Margate to Oftencl, Dunkirk, or any Part of the Continent. Capt. JOHN ROWE, fenior, of jhe Neptune, and Capt. JOHN ROWE, junior, of the Prince of IVales^ rj AV IN G elegantly and k. A cemmodiouny fitted up their Picket ar ...
... LONDO N, Jan t 2. ' By the Canterbury Company of Comedians. B Y a privre ' , um Dunkirk we are informed, •hit the Fto c:i King ha , lein Orders to let the Sluices at teth Inflant, will be preterites] a Tragedy, call'd Work, and deepen that liaibour as ...