... pain her heart, and then expired. On Sunday arrived at Hull, the American (hip Ann, Coleman, of Kentucky, which failed from Dunkirk, in France, fo late as Friday le'nnigiit. Mr. Roach, the owner of the (hip, who came her as a palFengjr, is reiident ofDunkirk ...

... men. The French have evacuated mod of their frontier fituations on the fide of Germany. gentleman arrived yefterday from Dunkirk, learn, that no preparations are making there to invade this country; bat that on the contrary extreme dread is entertained ...

... battens, ufen, balks, Sec. Sec. EXPORTS. Albion, J. Huntington, for Hamburgh, and Prince of Stahremberg,,F. Bine, for and Dunkirk, with woollendrapery, Sec. Friendfgoodwill, J. Maxwell, for Elfinore, Koningfburgh and Dantzick, with horfes. Sec. LAID ON ...

... HULL. —Imports of Flax, Flax Tow, and Wool during the weekending Sbptembbr22.— Flax —Antwerp, 976 cwt.; Rotterdam, 230; Dunkirk, 312 ; Narva, 1120 ; Riga, 9025; Petersburg 49^3; Pernau, 411; Harlingen, total, 17,108 cwt. Tow.'— Antwerp. 835 ; Archangel ...

... by the Freedom privateer. he Jofeph, Kelly, from Mcffina to Hamburgh, is taken by the Surprize privateer, and carried into Dunkirk. In a Committee of the whole Houfe of Commons yefterday, went through the Bill for better fccuring his Maicfty's Ships and ...

... cutter, copper bottom, fails very fkft,and had 91 men, had been from Breft iBdays. The other cutter, called the Eagle, of Dunkirk, of the fame force, has quitted this coaft. . ExtraS of letter from Vice-Admiral Drake, of bis Majejiy sjbip Dromedary, in ...

... Helena, A. KoiAlefon, from Chriftiana, with battens, dealt, Ac. Prince of Stahremburg, F. Bine, from Bruges, Oftend and Dunkirk, with brandy, tec. H. C. Pieterfe, from Amfterdam. with old iron, tec. Emprefs, W. Watkini, from Petetfourgh, with iron, Ac ...

... supply of potatoes has come to hand, coastwise and Symer railway. The imports have amounted to 6 tons from Hamburg, from Dunkirk, 48 from Calais, 100 from Gravelines, and Rouen. The demand is steady at the following quotations:— Aork Regents, from 955 ...

... and ours in the Welt Indies, and that we have taken three (hips of the line. The advice is dire&ly from Nantz, by way of Dunkirk. _ Advices received yefterday morning from France, give us an account that General Wayne had joined the Marquis dc Fayette ...

... was yeflerday r:ported the Weft end the town, that the French were marching down a body of fifteen thcul'and men towards Dunkirk, readinefs on the fea coal't. ...

... waiftcoats, full trimmed coloured and buckles. On Tuefdav Capt. Kelly, having obtained a letter Lord Weymouth to the Governor of Dunkirk, Bet oat for that place, in order to take charge of his |Hkip, the Jofeph, which was taken Cunningham, Se Court of France ...

... fame time their defign of fending men by fea from Dunkirk to Sweden, afliif. their ally the King Sweden. Accordingly that number, conliltingof the Germans trench pay, are arrived in the environs of Dunkirk, but without tranfports, to convey them to the Baltic ...