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... FREHEI()L1) ESTATVrES, in Lots: LOT ., t C OSE of rich Land, situate in the parish of A sr, WiX erbturgh, in Derby, iiensr Dunkirk, containing gabout h7 Acres, with the Garden opposite, and half of the Bars. .LOT' 2. A Close of rich Land adjoining the above ...
... th-t raily on Monday m^rni-R the j Andromed , of 32 auns with the Dart floopi 1 fucreeded in cutting Ut of the Ha-bour of J Dunkirk, a fine lar^e French Frigate and a floop, which formed part of an intended expedition ftrir.o im it* that port, againft (nme ...
... steamer Durango, belonging to Messrs. Jones, of tin Newport, Monmoutb, was ran into on Thirsday Morn- o ing after leaving Dunkirk by the iron barquo Luke Bonee, of Liverpool. The Durango sunk, anti her crew of 20 din hands were all drowned. I of WANTED ...
... along the coast, not at Brest alone, but from Toulon the south to Dunkirk in the north. The Channel coast, in particular, is being fortified in an extraordinary manner. From Cherbourg to Dunkirk earth batteries are being constructed at every 3,000 yards. The ...
... the Even- lag, subject to Nuch conditions as will be then produced; k. Valuable CLOSE of LAND with Barn thereon, situate In Dunkirk Lanei in the parish of. St. W er. Itaeghl, Derby, called The Far Squiare Close, and containing 3Rt. iSP. or thereaboetts, ...
... is of fettling bounds to the infolence and ambition of France. The following curious account of the late gallant aaion in Dunkirk Roads, is from a French .'aper 1 Dvrixias, July B — Laft night, between twelve and one o'clock, an English force attacked ...
... that Wellington took the command ; men who scarcely recollect the convention of North Holland, the disastrous re- treat from Dunkirk to Westphalia, the disgraces of Pulteney, Whitelocke, and Prevost. They will scarcely admit that if this country breeds a ...
... I Smaller suris - 2 2 Collected by the Rev. C. A. Pritchard and Mr. H. Darby. District-Kensiington-atreet, Talbot-street, Dunkirk, and California. Amount previously advertised - 17 1 10 Workpeople in the employ of Messrs. Stenson and Bates - - - 1 0 0 ...
... KITCHEN and PLEASURE GARDEN AL combined, with Summer House & other conveniences, Fruit Trees, Asparagus Bed, &c. &c. situate at Dunkirk, ,] in Derby, five minutes walk from the centre of the Town. Apply to Air. G. PRINCE, Cheapside, Derby. a Valuable Freehold ...
... other fmall craft, were wrecked, and many lives weie tall. A camp of five to fix thoufand men is now forming on the downs of Dunkirk. Another camp will be formed between liiankenburg, Oftend, and the Sluys, This laft will cover the j itreat Canal, and the ...
... caution will be asufficient warning to all rr'ic :ry concern. J. WALLEY. c'ptv, 4tth December, 1838. BI MR. BR13 14,EAUEY. DUNKIRK, DERBY. TO BE SOLD BY A UCTION, By 1Ir. BREAREV, c. s e King's Arms Tavern, in Derby, on Thursday, the tit da:y of December ...
... JOHN CRUSO, 1, Clerk to the Trustees of the said Roa. Leek, Miy 11th, 11135. r C( in A WeekfySteamCommunication ?? m FOR DUNKIRK, pi The remarkably Fine Steam Ship, VORNUBIA, THOMAS WARD, COMMAIANDER, JJEAVES HULL every Wednesday morning, and Tr t DUsxKIRK ...