... DISASTERS AT DUNKIRK. A collision occurred on Friday morning last in the harbour of Dunkirk. As the steamship Sir Robert' Peel, Captain Wake, belonging to the crew Steam Shipping Company, -and plying between Dunkirk and tendon, was steaming out od the ...

... that he subsequently died. The. Luke Bruce put into Dunkirk, whence her captain telegraphed information of the loss of the Durango to her owners, Messrs R. W. Jones & Co., Newport. The Durango left Dunkirk for Genoa on Wednesday evening with rails. Her crew ...

... Newport, and was chartered to las carry rails from Dunkirk to Genoa, but had eve been ordered to call at Dartmouth for coals. L sei telegram to the owners from the captain of the ph Luke Bruce, at Dunkirk, simply states the foregoing facts. The Luke Bruce ...

... Hag of truce with thei-a into Dunkirk. I have the honour to be, bee. H. INMAN. Sir, Dart, off Dunkirk, July, 8. AGRIiTIABI.E to the directions you honoured me Willi to board die easternmost of the enemy's frigates ii. Dunkirk Roads, should it be practicable ...

... Lugano who, under rhe title of Cardinal Rmfib, has been ar- SIJTEMBrt 11. ring Infrared the lang!i-1a to enter the port of Dunkirk. ...

... by, Le Vengeur privateer, or Dunkirk, and carried into Oilend, froom a whence he was fent to Dunkiak, and after- Y wards to Arras, and has been exchanged for it the Captain of a Dunkirk privateer. d Mr Carrick left Dunkirk on Sunday fe'er- ngliht, at which ...

... Canadian frontier. A special despateb to a Buffalo paper from Dunkirk says:- The Fenians are stated to be organising here for the invasion of Canada. A man welt ?? concerring Fenian affairs at Dunkirk declares that the town has been called upon to raise 600 ...

... from the Captain of the Edin- bargh packet, dated Dunkirk, it appears, that the veffel (which has heen. miffing for Come time) was captured by the French, and the crew taken out and carried to Dunkirk. The captain, mate, and paffengers were to have their ...

... at Plymoruth or, the 6th instant. 'he Edmund and Mary, Storey, of Blyth, from Newcastle to Dunkirk, was totally wrecked 2d inist. about six miles front Dunkirk. Cresv saved. Ihe Melantho, M;:ssingale, frron Petersburgh to Dunktirk, la. ly ran on shore ...

... chaced into the I . .. .1. -Ite. ?? ?? 1 I ?? ?? ?? Humber the 12th curt. by a privateer. The priva teer is thought to be from Dunkirk, and had taker two colliers off Whitby, and was seen in chace of a fishing smack, after finding fie could not come up with ...

... stern, The steainer Glenrosa, of Leith, Ca ptain Marshall, from Dunkirk in ballast, arrived at Leith yester day in a disabled condition. The cap tain reports that, while leaving Dunkirk harbou Tr on Satur. day, his vessel was run into by the steamer Stir ...

... the Maureur priva- teer of Dunkirk, Joliffe commander. On the iame day were likewife captured by the lame privateer, three brigs, coal laden. Capt iH.. learned on board the privateer, that the cribargo was taken off at Dunkirk on the Ifl of April, and that ...