... The Henry, Shipman, from Ofteiid, to London, is reported be t«ken and' carried into Dunkirk. The Rofa, Caihmpc, from to Spain, is tak*n aud'carried into Hreft. A very large French frigate, of guns, is taken a Spanifh gun fliip off Cape Ortugal, and lent ...

... Tie remains of the late Win. Jerningham, Fsq. arrived at Yarmouth, from Dunkirk, mi Suudav sennight, and were solemnly interred in he family raalt of Costc-ssey Chapel, on Monday night. On Saturday sennight the Re^. Edward Bankes, LL. IL was installed ...

... Sailed.—Alpha, Nancy, Goole; Albion, Roaen ; Cambridge, Hull; Victoria, Waterford ; Humility, ; Emilie, Dunkirk ; Volusia, London ; Lively, Dunkirk ; Garland, Riga ; Wesleyan, ; James and Mary, Glasgow ; Perseverance, ; Hero, Harmony, Riga; Luck's All ...

... given at sea, near Dunkirk, on board the I ruguay, a steamer belonging to the Com- pajrine dcs Reunis, which I command. Allow me to say what really occurred, and to rectify the com- pletely fantastical account given by the Dunkirk corres- pondent of that ...

... Old', York. Lore; Cavan alio arrived town on Saturday, from the Armv before Dunkirk. The accounts received by the lafd from the army his Koval Highuefs the of York before Dunkirk, mention, that on the 3 ltd tut. the enemy threw levered (hells to interrupt ...

... . Camp near Dunkirk, Ang. 24. 1793' Sir, I have the honour to inform you, that his Royal Highnefs marched from Fumes upon the evening the 2d, with the befieging army, order to attack the camp of Ghivelde, and approach the town of Dunkirk. Fie advanced ...

... BLOWN TO PIECES. While a detachment of sailors was at work on a torpedo boom for the defence mobile at Dunkirk, the air-compressing apparatus burst. One man wae blown to pieces, four were dangerously and ten others more or less seriously injured. ...

... Waterfo’.d, wth rape feed; Ceres, Otty, and Mary, Armigcr, Lt ndon, with goods; Sarah, Moore, from Tea ; and Charles, Leau, rom Dunkirk, in ballaft.—July 2, Heart of Oak, r .ham* from kuey, with , and 16 loaded collies .—3, Lincoln, Hepworth, from Hull, with ...

... Falstaff. Mr. King’s Richard beat Mr. Gillett’s Mr.F: Mr. Nash’s Memnon beat Mr. ’s Thad- Graveney. deus of Warsaw. Mr. Dobede’s Dunkirk beat Mr. Moody’s Robin, The Cup.—Mr. Fyson’s Figaro beat Mr. Mr. To 1. Mr. Nash’s Muslin beat Mr. Moody’s Rhea. Fyson’s Farmer ...

... Norman, from off the beach.— Three laden colliers. — Swift, Wharton, from Hull to Dunkirk, with goods, put in through stress of weather.—Saircii: Good Intent, Wright, Dunkirk, in ballast; Providence, Staggles ; Henry, Howes; Norfolk Hero, Garwood, all for ...

... LYNN SHIP NEWS. AaaivEß.— Selby. Dunkirk: Endeavour. London: Emily, Liverpool: Lord Nelson and Jupiter, Hull. 13 sail of laden colliers. ?? — Active, Liban ; Eugene, Star. Pandora, Lord Nelaon, end Jupiter, London : Hope, Newcastle ; Endeavour, Prince ...

... LYNN SHIP NEWS, Arrived.- — Agnes and Barbara, D.ntzic } Ge'.Kt'.il I Decane, Dunkirk ; Lord Nelson ?? Coronation, Wm. . Jolliff, Jupiter ?? and Charlotta, Hull ; Star, Whitby ; and Lord John Russell, G001e.— .06 Sail of I„den Colliers. Sailed.— Commerce ...