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... Nay, thai* Dunkirk were intended For nothing elfe but to be mended. I fay, let the Magiftrates of Dunkirk repair as c ; enastheycan, Capt. Bbndiniere will take as B^l Care of the Intereft of England, in hindrir.s. *JJ' Harbour from being opened, as ? ...
... fail North about G. Britain, which is at leaft 550 leagues more than they need have failed, with the port of Dunkirk to fly to. This want of Dunkirk will expofe them to the fame inconveniencies, which the fear of it often obliged our running ftiips from the ...
... Extract of a Letter from Dunkirk. Aug. 2S. The Army that was encamped here, coniifting of Loco Men, received Orders to decamp forthwith, and r ; reii directly to reinforce Count Saxe ; oy which Re- inforcement they expect to bean Over-match for the Al- ...
... ExtraM of a Letter from Dunkirk, Oa. 12. N. S- . Laft Night feveral Pet&ns of- Diftiuction arrived nere incog. Geart Whifperings and Rumours are railed ; but the Defign of the Army about this Town of iy,ooo, and one Irifh Regiment, is kept a profound ...
... We are informed by private Letters, that there are now embarked at Dunkirk, and wait only for a favourable Opportunity to flip by our Men of War, four Companies of Foot, about 40 Officers, fome of them of Diftindlion, and 30,000!. intended for Scotland ...
... Capt. Ja. Lloyd,—of the Winchefter. Capt. Luihington, of the Solebay. Mr Swifs, Firft Lieutenant of the Dunkirk. Marriages. Capt. Arthur Forbes of Pittencrief, to Mifs Katharine Couper, daughter to David Couper of Couper-G range. Alex. Hepburn, brother ...
... Craftsman Nov 15Raftsman Nov. from a pamphlet, printed in ...
... Brufl'els, March 25. Co it iirai at tun of the Advices from Dunkirk, from the iyh tv the 21 / i inflant. March, 13. The Weather was frill very bad Yefter- day. Only 4 Veflels filled with Troops were able to come into Port with the Morning Tide. Another ...
... that if they have fent a few Troops*tb*wards Dunkirk, it is only to change the Garrifon, and repair the Works of the Fortre flies on that Side-, yet we know for certain, that not only the Garri- fon of Dunkirk has been confiderably augmented, but feveral ...
... Alteration happens in the Affair* 1 ' 1 Europe. Several Englifh at Dunkirk have -, ceiv'd Orders to leave the Town ; the Reafcn'' it is varioufly talk'd of. IVas this Paragf-r about Dunkirk drawn up in Dew 7: ing- St — t- '& then fe?it abroad to be infert ...
... have Orders to march directly to Dunkirk, which are to form there the fecond Embarkation ; and that they were labouring to reftore that Place to the Condition it was in, in the Time ofthe late King. We learn from Dunkirk ofthe 3d, that the Count de Saxe ...
... have been fent from Doway for Dunkirk ; and that the French Militia in the Dutchy of Lor- rain, as well as the Maritime Provinces, are or- dered to be raifed. Scarce a Day paffes but Perfons come over who have left Dunkirk, being look'd upon as troublefome ...