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... - £ l\l to ST. PETERSBURGH and' ?? SHAGEN, touching at DUNKIRK.— The new andi m -ship DEVONSHIRE, Captain HIGGINSON, is F ail froru off the St. Katherine Docks, taking goods . . ;. SUNDAY, the 20th inst., at Ten o'clock in the 1 .: / above ports. Further ...
... The French Troops and flat-bottom’d Boats Dunkirk are faid to have given Umbrage to the Goretnmeot in the Auf* Low Countries. ...
... ?? ARG ATEand DUNKIRK.. S ,n, KO. M. GEORGE, ROYAL WILLIAM, or ■ . .1 ADELAIDE, continue to leave the London! I f \ r ,> Steam Packet NN harf for Margate daily, at Ten .! ' . and M-irgst* for London daily at Nine o'Clock, with ! ?? Packet ou SATURDAY ...
... cT £ AM to bT. PETERSBURGH and I n COPtNHAGEN, touching at DUNKIRK— The new and ttrful Steam-sbip DEVONSHIRE, CapUin HIGGINSON, is | tr sail from off tb* St. Katherine Docks, Uking goods ] ^1 avengers, on SUNDAY, the 20th inst., at Ten ?? in the jlmtiiu ...
... S T |JAM to ST. PETERSBURG and COPBN- p^HAGEN, touching at DUNKIRK.— The new and f s .•,,••' steam ship DEVONSHIRE, CAPT. HIOGINSON, f o w, ten( *wl to sail from off the ST. KATHARINE'S DOCKS Day above ports, taking Goods and Passengers, on SUN- Pqt ...
... ■MJ._. M T0 ST * PETERSBURGH AND I-'nvi'H', JL NH AGEN, touching at DUNKIRK.— The new and ?? ojeain-shin DEVONSHIRE, 600 tons and 300-horse off vf _; ?? ?? A ' x ■*■ HIGOINSON, is intended to sail from JHIT„_£.\ THARIVE ' s DOCKB, for the above ports ...
... STEAM to ST. PETERSBURG and COPEN- HAGEN, touching at DUNKIRK.— The new and r-'werful steam ship DEVONSHIRE, CAPT. HIGGINSOIV. S2 -wended to sail from off the ST. KATHARINE'S DOCKS X T the above ports, taking Goods and Passengers, on SUN- ?? the 2i)th ...
... S T E AM to ST, PETERSBURG an.l COPEN- Powr.iM* G . ENT > touching at DUNKIRK.— The new and >s mi.. ll t •**c**ni-.ship DEVONSHIRE, CAPT. HIGGINSON. fur ho i ' ' sail fro,n ''■ tlH ' ST - KATHARINE'S DOCKS DAY tv - y . ]M>rts, taking Goods and Passengers ...
... AJOUrHKRN RAILWAY of FRANCE from | ?? { J S LILLE, CALAIS. DUNKIRK, and VA- ! ha»H.„ IB .?NEB_-Nov. 23, 1844.-A powerful party in Paris ?? v R obtained subscriptions for one half of the capital ne- • -siry for the above undertakini;, and having taken ...
... 7 TEA jI to ST. PETERSBURGH andi n rnPEXHAGES, touching at DUNKIRK.— The new and' J L ?team-ship DEVONSHIRE, Captain HIGGINSON, is ' • w tail from off the St. Katherine Docks, Uking goods : ■•'•' ?? '.nftrr, on SUNDAY, the 20th inst., at Ten o'clock in ...
... A Ghost Story Explained.—The following curious circumstance, says a Dunkirk paper, happened a few days ago in the burying-ground there. While the sexton was digging a grave, skull rose from that which adjoined it, and which was also open, and as the terrified ...
... »t Sl.ield?. The Mary Ar.h, f>cm Dunkirk, with Spirits Diligence, Woodhoufe, from laftricej Traveller, Nicholftn, from Metnel Pearl, Green, from Ctokery, with Raff: tove and Unity, Bradley, from Rotterdami Carheline, Lawrence, from Amlle dam Mary, Hudfoni ...