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... o’cluck we caplure Is 4: Herosdu Nord, belonging to Dunkirk, mounting 14 two-pounders, and 2 twelve-pound carronades, ag | 44 men on board, Mons. Pierre Malfoi, acting ca mmander. She left the Brll last evening, and ha J made no capwre. 1 have the honour ...
... of fléutfl:g'u gonfifts of u_ ;:dbmlm:'q - t 'RC‘ P .L 4 e & “Fre 6rR Capls i o Ly Detirée war o ggq;g‘amhfi ip was cagout of Dunkirk ’l Dlfl, and on zed of the et b __The Dutck hay ol at Plafhing, 3 64, :*m ”d‘ ) o 8 . ‘.“u ‘They have there, an hg command ...
... Sit T much lefs ought_fhey to be Tell ffy ilie people of Great Britain.” - Part of Bonaparte’s field equipage is arrived at Dunkirk. . = ‘Two thoufand Frenchcavaley havelately WM“M‘. . ¥ marehed throlgr@part of the Prifian ter- Titory, but were not permitiéd ...
... poder the ryins ; Frenchmen | Moulil never -capitulate.”—Here ended the reremony; and _the Conful took his departure Tor Dunkirk sbout aoe o'clack o the fame day; _bug, L will venture to allert, without leaving a dozen -friecnds behind him iu the town ...
... was 10 re.place the Bourbun Fa. the Threne of Ftance, They 1t the fame e e Late ri night @ cartel arrived at Dover from Dunkirk,whith Brought the fdlwiar manufiript. Telégraphic Bulletin, anmouncing a freth vidtory s:nod by the Prench army of the Rhine ...
... Protestant Bishop has I}w returned. after a mooth’s absence, from his Visitam‘m Bmuco-un:b)\ntwup. Rotterdam, Amsterdam, ges, d.Dunkirk, and St. Omers, At each of the above Confirmations were held, of which Qus | availed themselves. It appears mlwp ; be has ...
... Sturgeon, h. p. R. Mar.; Monsell, late of lav.; Lowe, late of 12 11. Vet. Bn.; Macdougall, h. p. F.; Stern, h. p. 61 F., Dunkirk; A. Campbell, h. p. F. ; Rowlls, h.p. 18 Dr., Ringmer, Sussex. Second Lieutenants and Ensigns.—J. Robertson, h. p. R. Mar ...
... arrivals fmm‘l-‘mw we learn that a ‘very coasiderable sensation been fell along the French coast, particularly at , Calais, and Dunkirk; by the extensive'draft of men which Las taken place to serve in the mvs'. It bx not been confined to single men, but extendéd ...
... have taken place at Boulogne, has been put off, consequence of the tardiness of the national guards’ bands of Calais and Dunkirk to signify their co operation. An exhibition of pictures by eminent artists promised for the coming August. The Augsburgh ...
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... passengers by the government packet from Calais that orders had been issued hy the French government for placing both Calais and Dunkirk in a state of defence. Genoa, Sept. 3, private letter from Alexandria in Egypt, of the 17th August, reports that plot had ...
... Flashing. A Gentleman who arrived from France by the very last conveyance saw no less than 160 sail ofylhesc craft putinto Dunkirk in one tide, making use of that port as a kind of half way stage between Boulogne and the &cheldt. Some are of opinion that ...