... rebellion have taken place in the Department the North.” This the Department nearest in contact with the Allies. It contains Dunkirk and the important fortresses of Lisle, and Valenciennes, and Manbeugc, and Avesi.cs. have heard of disturbances at Lisle and ...

... longer possible the departure was for moment delayed. The King then judged it necessary order his military household march Dunkirk, but the order unfortunately was not received. With respect to himself, being unable to go directly to th t town, went Ostend ...

... Talleyrand, Montcsqicu, and Maimont. The French Funds are Dutch and Flemish Mails are arrived. was stated on Saturday, that Dunkirk had declared for Louis the lhth,aud (hut two British regiments had been sent thither. Troops continue embark, and animonitiou ...

... Germany, and Italy, the ancient frontiers shall i th» v existed the Ist of January, 1792, extending from the North Sea, between Dunkirk and t, the Mediti mnean, between (’agues and Nice, with the following modifications • 1 ll»»* tine: JeiMaj»p ...

... headquarter* me still at Brussels, but expect'd soon removed. All the French fortress**, the first ime, from Tliioavlllc to Dunkirk, are put in a slate The desertion among the troops docs not diminish; sft or 6ft often come day A lost join the cavalry, a ...

... this forenoon, by account* received at Lloyds, the capture of two French vessels loaded with stores, proceeding from Brest Dunkirk they were detained by a sloop of war, and, it was said in the city, in consequence of orders from Government. The Paris papers ...

... men who have been drawn as conscripts have refused march. The conscription was in the four.-e of drawing; last Friday ?.t Dunkirk and Gruvrlines. It comprehends all persons from 18 to d 0 years : those from 18 35 are destined for the srr»’ce of the ; from ...

... subject of communication the Admiralty. The letters from Deal also report, that Cossacks had appeared in the neighbourhood of Dunkirk and Boulogne, and that they hud set at liberty great number of prisoners taken in lormer actio,is from Elucher. Osteud lias ...

... Valenciennes has hoisted the white flag. Accounts from state, that 30 French soMicrs come into town every day. Desertions from Dunkirk arc frequent. In consequence of the assertions of Monroe, the American Secretary State that Blacks bad been taken ofi* from ...

... Officers leave absence have been directed join their corps, and Inspectors are view itig ihe line of fortifications from Dunkirk to Strasburgh. But these measures must nit regarded taken with view war. ey arc probably adopted to give a little more weight ...

... 22-*•!! reported that the Allied Powers have determined establish, opposite the French line of foitresses, which extends from Dunkirk, equally formidable line, which the fortresses .Men and Luxemburg are to form the principal points d'appui. The Arch-Duke ...

... report of a Message to Parliament from the Prince Regent on Monday next the Venus packet, from Ostend, learn that the tumults Dunkirk between the military and the inhabit nits, but the utmost activity prevailed to place the fortress in state defence. It was ...