... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... a tries | Geor Zee, from Rirkgec to Lon- into Dunkirk. “A frigaic, of 36 . two thips, the other of ag guns, with a brig in lat..s50. lov. 14. took three alfo an American brig, belong: 2, with naval ftores, bound to hey, Spittal, from: Denmark te brig ...

... S-tu-dny fe'ennight, at Londau, ?? Chriftian, r.iy, of Dunkirk, merchant, to Mill- Charlotte Gore-ham, daughter of the late Ma.or-General [of-ph Goreham, governor of Piece i.t:a. 7T ?? ...

... COPY OF THE ANSWER Of Brigadier General Kiskenveyer, Commandant at Dunkirk. SIR, I have received the letter, which you took the trouble to write to me to announce your plans, and the orders with which you are charged. I have only a few words to fay in ...

... information has been com.-.iuni.-atcd _»y an Aiuerian Gentleman, who lately arrived from Dunkirk : Twenty thoufand men arc daily employed in cleanfing the harbour of Dunkirk for the reception of large veffels; during the Jift week two frigates were launched ...

... the hn.rys would be placed in Dunkirk roads as this day. Tlie pac- ket came clofe along the French -hare, and the people on board faw feverai fignals on this coafl;. The packet '.vies fired at from the gun-boats olf Dunkirk. ...

... the month of March lail, and carried into Dunkirk) ; aid voluntarily made oath, that they, thcfe depo- nents, mace their efcape from the prifon of Guife, oathe 26th day of May lafl, and travelled down to Dunkirk, where they got oa board a Danifh vtiTe! ...

... Reddy, is i'.ift returned liere from looking into Dunkirk, ar.d has brought in v.iii him I.'Epcrvicr French Lugger, mounting 2 two pounders and 6 fwivels, with 26 men, which he captured e-siic in with Dunkirk. She failed from Havre de Grace 0,1 the toili ...

... evening, and took tlie road to Dun- kirk. His former walk to Rofenheim had given him confiderable experience, and he reached Dunkirk without any dif- ficulty.. The examination he underwent there, was more {trict than he expected : but certain of not being ...

... have l^ed near Verona. _ ?? ,us counter-revolutionary movements leave X, in tl.e Low Countries. A great body ? „ow ?? at Dunkirk have march-' P!S i interior of that country, to fupprefs the if. « that have taken piace. A divifion of [X* and Meufe army ...