... Dunkirk, O ;• I f j u -; J i \V f' t TiXi \ * [m '» t ) ! ff 1 *■* Pri v ; • ?? H I >f the Works of this Place, becaufc . , and bcormr, and that the French Soldiers ■. lick ?? . They have made themfelvcs Huts and Houf , covered with Straw and txuilies ...

... Dunkirk, D Lift Friday the RifebankV/as ,• ; b?ing (UU employ*d, - ; - -■ • L.ther Works will be blown up within 9 Week.?. Next Week they will be^in to ruin the Habour, but Come i v, they will leave the Water therein 8 Foot deep. ...

... Dunkirk, Dec* k. Two Irigeniers are arriv'd here from Court^\and arc drawing a Plan of all the Fortifications made to this Place, fincc the Yfy,t.is6i. : They write Yefterday from Calais^ that the Day before, pne of' the King's Frights having on Board ...

... Dunkirk. Dec. 14. Yefterday Brigadier Durel, Commandant of the Bri- *fh Troops in this Place, was bury'd here. The Duke Ox of Marlborough imbark aon Sunday Night at Dover, and the next Morning landed at Oftend, from whence his Grace proceeds to Bruges ...

... Dunkirk, September 30. We are fo far advanc'd with thfe new Canal of Mar- dyke, that it is not only finith'd and full of Water, but is in Condition, if neceltary, to carry Ships that chaw i$ or or 1 8 Foot Water from this Town to the Dam at the new Sluice ...

... Dunkirk, Sept. 26. Yetterday, in the Evening, all the French Marines and Soldiers belonging to the Gallics marched out from' hence towards Fort Knoque • fo that there are no o- ther Troops now in Dunkirk, but* Englim. Brigadier Durel commands here in ...

... Dunkirk, Tuiy S. A Decree is lately publilh'd here, in purfuance or« Letter from M de P mtehartrairi, which he was or- det'd by his Majefty to write to the Government and Admiralty of this Place, the Extraft whereof is tt toMowM Meffkitrf, * -. . THft ...

... Dunkirk, September, Monday laft they began the Conftrudtion the new Marti) ke, which red.e s the lclki P if: to the ° bt id con tin lie carry the ou.tr tlx uk Lsini'e, ft-. A ( vlit..uor, ot the Well lid. of the great 1 ifcge, alio the too. ot the t'K ...

... Dunkirk. Aug.iA; This Mominfwc received Letters from FontainbJ^au, of the aad lnftant, import- ing, ■S'hat-the French King had Signed the Agreement toa, Sufpenfion ®f Arms, by Sea ?? for Four Monrhs, betwixt Eng- land and Franfcfc and inuncdftkciy fent ...

... Dunkirk, April Lail Wednefdav the r rrrivcd here, being met between this Place and Fumes, by Gentleman appointed to receive him in the' Name the mu.Chriftiaa King, and him hither. That Prince has taken narrow View of the new Works of Mardyke, -as well ...

... Dunkirk* fbde ll • Pur Governor has received Orders figm Court, to fend all the Galleys which lit/* here, to Calais $ and they ate ready to fail this Wecki . From the Camp before Quenoy*, June 20. [ Yefterday, about Half an Hour aftctgia the Evening* ...

... Dunkirk, Aug. iv On Sanday laft Mr. Frowde,Comptr«n ler ofthe General Pofts of Englind, artitfr here* and has fettled the Corrcfpondcnt* of Letters twice a Week between this Place and England, which is to be carried' en if ?? fctcquetißoats, two of whidv ...