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... been imported from Flanders, in conse- quence of their increased use for feeding oxen ; 50 tons were last week received from Dunkirk ; and some, of both rape and Unseed, from Ireland. A Court Martial was held on Monday on board tiie Magicienne. frigate, in ...
... Clerk to the Trustees of the -aid Turnpike Road. Linseed Cakes and Bone Manure. J. W. BEAUFORD IS now Shipping at the Port of Dunkirk a Cargo of of superior FRENCH LINSEED CAKES. He has also purchased a Cargo of BONE MANURE for the approaching Turnip Season ...
... been dis- played. The cause, of which was, that 30 of the enemy's gun-boats were discovered snaking their way silently from Dunkirk to Boulogne, undercover of the batteries. On Wednesday last LTmmortalite frigate and Archer gun-brig captured off Calais five ...
... corn. 3d. i_l:ijr George, Fk-un ; Prince of Wales, Sutton, (packs*?; for Cuxhaven, with passengers; rour- Friends, Swan, for Dunkirk, with French prisoners: Jr.ng. V/il'cun, Meyer, with gooel* : Stadt Elsigneur, Boorous ; Friend- ship, Heart, for fimiKlen ...
... of the enemy on the coast of Holland. Mouday sennight arrived at Cork, the American brig Two Brothers, Capt. Lowell, i:\mi Dunkirk, which place she left 17 days •dm.cc, bound to Norfolk, in ballast, but forced into Cove by contrary winds ; by her the several ...
... gave | orders, in person, respecting the immediate i embarkation of the forces in that port, from whence he proceeded to Dunkirk, on his way to Boulogne, where it is stated every thing has been in complete readiness to put to sea more then a week. The ...
... two of the Generals of the Guard. Gen. Ferrand, who so bravely defended i'vlniciennes, is appointed Military Gover- :or of Dunkirk. The Duke de Richelieu, who was for a •~.le attached to tlie British army in the Wierlands, and who afterwards went into k ...
... ballast. — 10th, Friendship, Henson; and Triton, Frederick Vukl, are sent in here by the Cruizer brig, having been cut out of Dunkirk Roads. S.MLtD. March 7th, Gabriel, Rowling, for Hull, with corn. — Chance, Baxfield, for Lynn, with coals. Bth, Pursuit, Artis ...
... Dec. 27. ExtraHoJ 'a Letter from Lieut. Young to Ld. Keith, dated Speculator, in the Downs, Dec. 23. -T| N cruizing off Dunkirk on the l ...
... received, ofthe inten- iimo[l 7 ?? mcc to excite an alarm by menaces c j invasion. Flat-bottomed boats are prepar- er jt Dunkirk, and also along the Coasts of j/ftlland, with much activity ; and French fjoop^ are arriving in the Dutch sea-ports to _; ...
... River Scene Ditto Ditto of Pretender, Ditlo Near Southend Ditto Ditto, Lord Nelson, Sir W. Views near Hastings Ditto Beechey Dunkirk Harbour, Thorn- Ditto, Countess of Suffolk,! berry ' Sir Peter Lely Ditto Ditto Fruit J. Va n Buys v m Mountaiu Scene in North ...
... and Flushing is estima- ?? at little short of 80,000 men. An encamp- ment is immediately to be formed upon the Downs near Dunkirk, aud several regiments are stationed between Calais and Boulogne. More troops are under orders for the same quarter ; and ...