... All Things are difpofing in Portugal to begin the Campaign early. A Squadron of French Men of War ordered to Cruife before Dunkirk. A Sum of Money will be remitted to the D. of Savoy to enable him to continue the War againft the French. ...

... London News-Letters, dud April 3. LOrdos, April 3. We herr 14 French Privateers are come out of Dunkirk. to endeavour to pick up fome of the T 1 anlrorts ailim it! his Grace the Duke of Maribcroudb to Helfand. To which Place is Remi:f ed icooco l. for ...

... encamp near the Rhine. *- al Vefrels are come into Rotterdam; the !Natters whereof report, That 7 Preach Men ot War from Dunkirk had attacked 3 inglifh Men of War, being of the squadron Commended by the Marquis Carmarth e n, w hi c h were at fomerfi r ...

... Sailing to Spithead. The Marquis of Carmarthen is gone to take upon him the Command of a Squadron, that is to Cruise between Dunkirk and Scotland, to prevent any Commerce between the French and Scotch Nations. According to the List of Members of Parliament ...

... where-ever they ihall be co:nmanded. The Fren(h it ill give oat they will befiege Turin. 17 French Fricats are faikd oat of Dunkirk, command by Monficar St. Poll. The Contcderate and Fi ench Ai tines being all in Motion, we may ex pea luddenly to hear of ...

... brought in by a Dutch Privateer. The 3oth the Triton Man of War brought into Plimouth a Privateer of 16 Guns, taken by the Dunkirk. And on the 19th was brought into Cowes, the Soldier ; a St. Malo Privateer of 20 Guns, and 2oo Men, ay of whom was killed ...

... ( 609 ) From the Amsterdam Courant dated Nov. 7. Dunkirk, Nov. 31. This Afternoon came into our Road and Harbour 37 Ships most of them Merchant Ships taken the 31st of last Month by 6 of the Kings Men of War, 4 Privateers commanded by Chevalier St. Paul ...

... burnt the Suburbs of Dourleans, and brought in some Hostages to the Army. The French are preparing a Train of Artillery at Dunkirk, and boast that they will maintain themselves in Ghent and Bruges. Upon which is said we shall attack Ipres and Newport to ...

... place, which he fears.the-Allies will Attack in the Spring* They Call abundance of Cannon at but talk ofremovihgthe Foiwdcry Dunkirk for its more fecurity. Antwerp, January 3. Ycfterday the French marched out of Ghent according to Agreement, with Piece* Canhon ...

... a violent Fit of an Apoplexy after having been twice Blooded and Purg'd ; and that he heard this News at the Governor of Dunkirk's House, about two Hours before he embarqu'd for Ostend, which was on Wednesday Night last, about 8 lihon, .itm&jnab.e, the ...

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... ackn as Titular King of Na- varre ; Strasburgh and made 4a Imp -riak Town, as it was hereto.ore, under its Burgoma‘lers ; Dunkirk to to be entirely A (o that they may plough tbe Ground, all the Towns ol the Low Couns trivs to be {urrender d, among which ...