The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-12-10 00:00:00

DUNDA 1,

HOU,/ .

On Friday se'nnight, a magnificent "NI nn4
Supper were given, at Dundslk-amuse, by Lool
Viscount Jecetve, to a numerous and brillia
company. All the rank, fashion, and beauty, of
county of Louth and the neighbouring counties,*
assembled. Dundalk-House was fitted no fort,
occasion in a style of elegance seldom witnessed
the great entrance gateway was ornamented sick
most brilliant transparency of His Royal Hight
the Prince of Watts's arms and plume; and ti
passages leading to the Hall and the principal stair
case were lighted by an immense number of
loured lamps, tastefully arranged in arches a
festoons ; the Hall represented a Conservatory, d
corated with the choicest plants, flowers, and ever
greens. The hand of the 7th Dragoon Guards, i
dreg uniforms, saluted the company on their arrive,
with a IMI:oty of the most favourite airs. The. 47
case was brilliantly lighted, and the rooms laid o•
for the reception of the company, were fitted vp •
a style the must novel and elegant.
The floor of the Ball room wrs chalked in ben
tiful devices, in a most finished manner, under t
direCtion of Lady CAA's.° iTE JOCCL. vol. A num
ber of other rooms were laid out for cards; in
of which was a window of stained glass, of the mo
exquisite workmanship; which, when illuminate
had a most beautiful and grand effett. The cn
patsy assembled soon after ten o'clock, and &nein
commenced. The Ball was opened by laud Jos
oil( and Miss Dawson, the beautiful and
plished daughter of RICHARD Dawson, Esq.
Dawson's•grove, in the county of Monaghan. BA
cidg continued till past two o'clock, when the si•
• per rooms were thrown open; covers were 1.4 t
200 persons; the supp-r, which displayed th
greatest elegance, consisted of every delicacy of th
season ; a profusion of pines and other choice frniv
and the greatest variety of wines. Atter suppe
dancing re-commenced, and continued till a ye:
late hour in the morning.
Earl Ron as and his am;able Countess assitte
Lori !acetates with their polite attentions to th
company ; her Ladyship was most splemliiiiy Jreae
in white satin, richly ornamented with silver sparcii
and paint lace ; his Lordship appeared in the k
hand of the Drder of St. Patrick, the last foont 4
His Most Gracious Sovereign.

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The Countess of CARDIGAN Lad a seleft cs
party, last night, at her house in Lower GrAver.
street.
'lire Earl and Countess of C a IdDEN arrived, y
terday, at their house is Arlington-stieet, from t.
Wilderness.
The Marquis of /legato's left town, Tette-6
for the Priory.
Earl SPENCER came to town, yesterday, fo
W•mbledon, and returned in the evening.
blaster BITTY REAL to play the part
at the Bristol fheatre, on Monday, and rats.
.081 this night.
The whimsical tide, "Alr. II." to the new f
at Drury-Lane Theatre, has caused much spe •
sine. It is said to pdcsess very broad hum-n:,
comes lotwarJ rin&rt the auspices cf Mi. lILLDI
who takes for his motto, Laugh when nos ran.
Mrs. Hi most sitsit was to have a gran: tele•*
of sacred music at the Chapel Royal at Eriglt
yesterday morning, toiler the patronage of 1
Royal Highness the Prince of WALLS.
Mr. Ricers so Jonas and Mrs. Ems is were
titularly succ..sscol in representing the chsrad.
of Rover and 1,44 Anyfra7the, in 01: T t'S
agdy of Wrld Oula, at the Dublin Theatre, on /
*dilly last. .
The Reggar's Opera, and The Deserts of Aro!
were but thinly attended at Covent-Garden That
last night.
Many people fly from America on account of
yelferisfever.--.The
.seilow freer, according to rep
is tempting Mr. Toccxociat tc that country.
Miss DuNcaN was last night the subs i:ute
Mrs. Joaoac, io ti,e part of iiyhrpolita, in CASSE
Comedy of She Weald and She odd Piot. It
a most respeaable performance, and in the last
was extremely interesting. Tekeii followedt
increased attraftion. The house was full at
early hour.
Sunday, died, at his scat at Tredegar, in W.,1
Sir CH ARLES MORGAN, Bart. many years Mil!
Judge Advocate to the Moo ; he was io the S'
year of his age.
Viscountess CASNEIREAQH is on a visit to
Marchioness of Astacoetr, at the Priory.
The Marchioness of Sacissuar entertained
grand party at dinher, yesterday, at Hatfield I',
His Royal Highness the Duke of CLASEN.
expeard in town, this day, *from Bushy.
The Young Meadows of Covent-Garden, will
bobly produce a good b.enest. to the Manager.
Viscount Moaerro arrived, last Monday,
Devonshire-house, from Yorkshire.
Mr. H. Joe:smog made his el but on Wednef
last, at the Dublin Theatre, is the part of Otl,

aad was very successful.
In consequence of the death of Mr. ices
Proprietor of the Edinburgh *lheatre. it was cl
part of last week.
&ANVIL L ccss, Esq. shortly leads to the
meneal Altar Miss BLAKe, sister to the Coast.:
ERROL.
The venerable Duke of Rion m OND if SO se
iadisposed, that there are little hopes of his recut
Married, at Daikcith House, Scotland, en
day se'nn.ght, the Rogbt Hon. WILLIAM E.a
ANC, AM, to Lady Maoism. MONtAGU, yorin
' daughter if his Grace the Duke of BuccLiw.
'I he Waterford Theatre was broke open nu S
day se'nnight, and the scenery torn to pieta.
Yesterday se'nnight, the Duchess of kao
visited Lady LITTLLIIALet. at her hruie I.
Lower Castle Yard, Dublin, it being the r"
her Ladyship saw company since her Lret,uthr.,
The remains of the late Earl cf G LLOWA
interred on the Vtls nit. is a family vault c
Nriah church. Four of his sons, anti fo..r
scn .-in .! attended die furletal, followed b` •
on ut oful fi

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