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... Fatal Accident—An accident, attended with loss of life to one person, Mr. William Mason, the laudlord of the Dunkirk Tavern, Greets Green, Westbromwich, and severe injury to two others, Miss Mason, the daughter of the deceased, and a person named Martin ...
... to fend a flag truce with them into Dunkirk. have the honour to be, &c. H. INMAN. SIR, Dart, off Dunkirk, July 8. Agreeable the direilions you honoured me with to board the eafternmoft of the enemy's frigates Dunkirk Roads, (hould be pra£lica)>le, 1 have ...
... sloop, Vice- Admiral Russcl, announcing the capture, the 11 til instant, of the French privateer cutter, Friedland, from Dunkirk, of IS guns, and 42 men. ...
... rRANCE The cholera has broken out at Dunkirk, and the govern- ment have despatched M. Majendie, the president of the nature of the decease. Board of Health, to that town, to examine and report on the At the sitting of the national assembly on General ...
... Portugal and France and Spain. Letters from Antwerp fiate thac the at Dunkirk is now compl-tely ready to fail. The naval force which is at Havre de Grace will likewile repair to Dunkirk. We have the pleafure of announcing that tye Nautilus arrived at Briftol ...
... ed premises, and now in the several holdings of Thomas Beech, Ralph Jackson, ami Mary Lot 3.—Two DWELLING HOUSES, in the Dunkirk, Ne\vcastle-n«uler-I.yme, in the several holdings John Pickerill, and Michael ivlac-Cann. Lot I. piece of excellent MEADOW ...
... 17 guns of different calibres, and manned with 24 French, Danes, Swedes, and Americans; cominanded by Capt. Blauckman, of Dunkirk, fo well known during the late and prefent wars in thofe feas. This aétive and enterprizing enemy has thus been prevent- ed ...
... between Engtand’and France. Harwich to Dunkirk Miles. Harwich to Dunkirk Be ee to Calais 3° to Boulegne to Die to’ Havre de 208 7 33 ai Dover to to Calais to Boulugne t to St. Vol Road to Havre de ce Rye to Dunkirk to Calais to Boulogne to Dieppe to Havre ...
... where the tricolor waves triumphantly above the standard of our natural enemy. Our troops embarking Boulogne, at Calais, and Dunkirk, met midway in the Channel. The wind failing, the transports were towed by the Comte de Paris, the Chateau d’Eu, Charte, and ...
... and only 12 from Mons. {tis reported, that an embargo has been imposed in the ports of France throsghout the range from Dunkirk to Bourdeaux, and to this cause is atéri- buted the present cessaiiyu of the intercourse be- tween the two countries, A bag ...
... French, Klemifh, and Dutch coalts. Winter to be on ihe point putting lea. G.- neral Lsl'nts, Bonaparte's relation, 15 arriv.d Dunkirk, to concert meal'ures with Admiral Noilly. Rear-Admiral Treville remains at Boulogne. Admiral Truguct lias taken tiie command ...
... Lordfhip’s order to me of the 17:h inftant, I proceeded with his Majetty’s hired cutter Aétive, under my command, to cruife off Dunkirk, but the wind blowing ttrong from the eaftward, prevented my getting any farther to windward than Gravelines, where I this ...