... On Sunday fe'nnight a. number of armed men enter- ed the houfe of Mr John Harper of Keiis and after fearching the houfe, took away a fword, a piitol, and fonic gun-powder. A few evenings ago,, a. number of armed men enter- ed the houfe of one Mr Cunningham, a rcfpecrable farmer, parilh of Killead, and alter abufing him, plun- dered the houfe to a great amount in caili, CiC. A few days agsw ...

... J^MUAKT __o_ t is fsid finttjte C_3i_m cellar c: ?? Tr ; ?? 5 __o pi!tpc_ne h'x new loan to the month of Auri! or Mac/ r ...

... rived down to the tith init. In this day _ paper, we have ?? farther extra;,:?, which wili be found in the foregoing columns. The Senate of Hamburgh has fer. t an addrtfsto the French Confuls, apologizing for tl'.eir ?? giving up Napper Tandy ar.d Blackwell- This paper is couched in terms of great iiumiliation. The late Di- reftory had ordered fevere mcalunes to be exercifed 2- gainf! them. ...

... THE FRENCH CONSULATE. F-errnct of a Letter fro-n till jiurp.rmsrcrs of the Free am! Im- perial City of Hamburgh, to tlie Consuls of the Trench Re public. Citizens Confuls ! Whatever may have ?? the prejudices v,-hirh ca_:i_ you to entertain unfavourable feiititnents againft tlic Ma- ?? ofthe city of Hamburgh, thefe; cannot prevent thetn from again approaching you, under the ?? ices ofthc late ...

... ANTRIM— Jan. 4. In confecjuence of the repeated depredations commit- ted in this county, a fubahern's detachment oi ti;e Loyal Tav Fencibles, have been fent 'to Kd.s. Ran- di'l^v.-nAAlii-hiil, nnd ?? Dog-Tax. — 1 ;_• i.ie Paktke i,ad iaij a vie .; eiogs; a lingular -iiat._j>en procnred its abolition: th _ '..icifteir Palatine has a fine de.£, c; tt ho:;, be s • rr» food; he is white as r ...

... d-ONDOwfsTcES, ?? i. I K--.t xtILA,; tV. .. ■ . Kent 'A A' •--■ SiiC'el tel ci f, .61 ?? ' ?? i >-;■'■ ESfX ?? nu.a c. . i'l.i. in-.. ■!_ ?? • ■ ...

... I . . A .. e_ PARKS— Jan. I. A announces that the nltimatam of th. King . his reached the Confulate, and that that d declared tothe belligerent powers, that if fl two months they do not accept the condi- po&d, he will join his forces to thofe ot the *as Ggoed between Buonaparte and the Chiefs .■j.'.ns now a: Farts, on the 30th December. bops and their Curates .ire to be rcllorcd to -at of St ...

... pfoprietyj be ranked tiie plan of a meft reipecfable monthly publication, witli prizes, for farily, bring into competition the youthful genius of the whole nation, ami confequently be attended with incal- culable advantages in exciting an enlarged (pint of emu- ties of young petfces. This work will, indeed be of no lefs fervic-- lo tutors than to tlieir pupils, r.nd enable pa- rents to judge ...

... letters he- the ! ifl ?? fioiLHbon,. a rich commercial city . ' ru, has futfered Aus calamity by an e_ , : __ ; upwards of £0 people buried ia th, .. , ' and about halt .ai ?? bridge ...

... the cree trai-fmitttd by the Confulate, for determining the relative connexion of the different Conllitutinnal Bo- dies, form the nioft interefting contents of thefe jour- nals. This plan of the decree calculated to add ftfll I further to the great ?? of power given to the Fiift Conful, bas met in the Tribunate with an opposition which, though not fuccefslul, was very warm, and very ...

... of it by an Her is appointed fer Mi nday the 21 th current. .tur__r.er.ee _: Eight c. 'cluck.— Tickets Five Shillings. TO THE LADI E S. CHRIST & CO. have the honour of acquainting the I. , ui.es. Thai they have ibis day received per Coach, : lk cant Display oTTeATHERS, FLOW! RS, i.OLD SILVER ORNAMENTS and TRIMMINGS, for the EN'S BIRTH-DAY. P-.c_.i-av mr Fashion— Jan. IJ. 1800. TO THF. LADIES. ...

... ABMIRALTY-OFnCE- Jan. it.llct. •Extract rr a I.etre- from Mr Ron -.t H isie«. Com aa I - I 1 ?? dated Veuin, tlie 16th Dec tyy-j. X Have tue honour to acquaint you for the iniorma- j * tier, of tlicir Lord.l-ips, that on the 4th inftant, at ntlli privateers, two fchoonevs, a brig, and a logger, monnting from four to fourteen gems. The wind being foutheriy, I kept up a running fight till I ...