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... Two shipowners, of Dunkirk, have offered to provide, gratis, two ships for the expedition of Dun Pedro, and to arm and man them at their own expence. At all periods within our memory, the week before the reassembling of Parliament, whether after a prorogation ...
... Hansen, from Gotteuburg, 16135 deals, 1JU pieces of timber In the Endeavour, Branch, from Dunkirk, 735 Hacks of flour iu he New V aliant, (,rifliths, from Dunkirk, 572 sacks of tinur •} ,!T k0Sa ic, -ah >ur, from Nantes, 90 quarters of wheat, A'O sacks ...
... OUT, AND LOADING FoR FOREIGN PARTS. UeMnation. Ship. Matter. ivnnagt. At run. tiouen Speed well. Bunt. 84Edwaids. Bog-,s Dunkirk .Vesper .Bellamy &cCo.ate Charlestown,U.S. John Keidham.Turner 392 Cpruer and Co: Jbarlestown, S.C Rob Roy .Marsh 488 ditto ...
... escape, he went to Dunkirk, where he assumed the name of Thomas. About a year after his brother was in a eolfee-house in London, when two persons, in an adjoining box, observed he must be a near relative of Thomas who was drowned at Dunkirk. He went to them ...
... making a port at Adintrecque, a Belgian village, at lest than a league from the French territory. The mercantile interest of Dunkirk having taken alarm at this project, both as regards their com. merce and the defence of that part of the coast, have addressed ...
... Rotterdam 14 0 0 Smyrna Antwerp 17 0 0 Alexandria Ostend 15 0 0 Constantinople.. Dunkirk 15 0 0 Ancona Havre '7 0.. 0 Trieste 22 0 5 Ostend 15 0 0 Constantinople.. Dunkirk 15 0 0 Havre .170.. 0 22 5 Hontleur Venice HOllell 20 0 II Quebec Cherbourg \cw ...
... and rod iron, Clydach. John, Newman, for Ayr, 120 tons rail iron. La Bonne Henrietta, Darnel, for Dunkirk, 130 tons pig iron. Mercure, Billard, for Dunkirk, tons pig iron, J. and C. Bailey. Catherine, Evans, for Liverpool, tons iron, Uutnney Iron Company ...
... that it should pass by Bethune, Aire, St Omer, and Watten, and thence to Calais. There would be a branch line from Calais to Dunkirk. The commit- tee admits the adoption of a branch line to Boulogne, but does not lecommend that any fund shall be provided ...
... bears the same date. Sir W iltshire', present at the ie.tcs of Valemiennes, Dunkirk. and' it:leapt/et in 1798, and was severely wounded in the thigh and right hand at Dunkirk. In 1795 he ably distinguished himself in Qinheron Bar, and at Oaten.) ht 1795 ...
... frotn Quebec, 14 pieces of elm timber, pieces of pine, o.X'deals, staves, co,Is f lall. In the Ceeili I,, I'oefre, from Dunkirk. St2 sacks ..f fl .or In the Joseph Hut. hinson, Iol!¡tcr. from Q .elJec, 41b pieces of timber, i 10 deals. 6 cords of lath ...
... Hoskin, Havre; Le Crois Eufaus, Gale, Brest, Gertrinda. Tunteller Rotterdam; Union, Dentzen, Bremen, Cornucopia, Beynon » Dunkirk;' William Penn, Robertson, Hougsbourg; Lovely Jenny t Owen, Liverpool; Catherine, Lewis, ditto St Brides, Rogers, Por Talbot ...
... were saved hy the people of Dunkirk. One was Frederick Parndee, bar-keeper of the Erie, and American, name uukown. The Fulton also picked two boats, one belonging to the Erie, and the other a sail-boat belonging to Dunkirk, which was swamped on its way ...