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... involve the town and inhabitants of Dunkirk in total ruin and delltuctic)°, I am ready to receive them, and to infure inviolability of per( ms and property. I invite you. Sir, and all the inhabitants of Dunkirk, to Like into ferious confideratian the ...
... Thurfday's Post. Dunkirk, Feb. 7, Y Efterday afternoon, to Imall Englifh veffel. anchored near this port, when eight men ar. med wit:i piftols and fabres immediately went and fummoned the Captain of uric et them to furrender, which he did without making ...
... An Account of a Grand Procession lately made at Dunkirk. *■ proceffion is exhibited on St. John's - * day annually, and is called the Cormafs. The morning with the ringing of bells, the ftreets Were double lined very early with foldiers, and about eight ...
... winter Aiffei* . v than the ch feu p> ! * % you !•» Dunkirk, concu ; with hi j- * ’’* Wenits for removing ntoiicy orn o' * Dunkirk; have guintas t'.r.' . Committees your J.ieetiim. * ' • u-t cnert and S 1« , „, guineas—‘he tt-ilat s• f the college are ...
... iball have full liberty to retern to Dunkirk whenever they tnink proper. lan Sir. Your obedirta numb e Servant, JOHN CLEMENTS, fenior. Comm anding the touadtor. ct this Mips of his Britannic Majeitv before Dunkirk. Copy the ey . Brigaa er General Kerenveyer ...
... wcoUenJi-aperyi cotton fluff:, &c. Etnabeth, Hobbm, , Dunkirk, with woollendrapiiy, cotton fluff, , land, Barnes, for Riga, with cotton fluff, ironware, Kingfton, Martin, for Memel, with lead (hot, ironware, Prince of Wales, Phillilkirk, for Archangel ...
... SHIP NEWS. HULL. Oak, Rennet, from Dunkirk, with brandy wine, oil and logwood. Merchant, Wilfon, from Cadiz ami Malaga, with wine, raifms, grapes, 4cc. John, Huxley, from Philadelphia, with linfeed, mahogany, Iraves, &c. rvks. KagTe, Scult; Young Dean; ...
... privateer of Clafgow, by the French, and carried into Dunkirk. The Lady Betty, from Scotland to Holland, by a French pri- vateer, and carried iato Dunkirk, An Englifh ?? Torbay, by Paul Jones, and fent into Dunkirk. ...
... French Cutter Privateer, of eight Guns, of Dunkirk, ib lent to the Downs by the Stag Man ol War. SHIPS Taken ly the F R E N C 11. Ten Englifli Prize-, are lent to Cherbourg, by the Danger Privateer, of Dunkirk.— 'i'he Hopewell, Hall, from London to Gibraltar ...
... from Holland, France, and Flanders. St. James's, September 7. BY a letter from Dunkirk received yefterday, we learn, that the demolition of the Jcttees of the Channel ef Dunkirk was begun the 2d inftant. Thu King has been pleafed to appoint his Grace Thomas ...
... the motions of our Ihips in the enable them when any fhip is taken to convey their prize into Dunkirk, and laugh all purfuit. Methinks the French to have Dunkirk's fortifications, as fome people have their fins and iniquities, loving them at the bottom, ...
... Texe?, the La Dunke.quaile, a French Privateer Cutter, of four carriage. Sour fivivel Guns, and thi'tv Men, belonging to Dunkirk. — The N. S. del Carmen, G. Los An.mas. from St. Domingo, with Sugar and Indir.o, ii taken b) the Mar- tin Sloop of Wai, and ...