The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-03-02 00:00:00

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KING'S iNzrrßit.

The Comic Opera of I Fiaggiateri Frlki,
tally brought out in 1735, was last night revived,
at this Theatre, with considerable success. Ihe
story of this Opera, like most of the Italian School,
is extremely simple, and involves neither plot or in.
cident worthy of detail. The musk, by As.
Foist, is charaaised by a chasteness of style infi.
nitely superior to the meretricious brilliancies of
more modern composers. Mad. GERBINI appeared
to_ considerable advantage in Bettina • and VinA.
xo NI, in Claudio, received the repeated plaudits of
one of the most brilliant and fashionable audiences of
the season. His execution of the burlesque French
Bravura, " Qui vet 'tux root toNchani," was admira-
ble, and was universally encored

LONDON FASHION'S FOR' Aurcil.

Muni .+ two Drtess.—Erse wou of lact and irtifilino lined
Kith orange, and trimmed with white satin ribbanda•

A morning jacket with long sleeves, trimmed round tle
culla: and Imam with lace; the under part of the jacket and
train petticoat, trimmed with narrow Ewe muslin, with a wide
Lem.
Gr ,y kid shoes, trimmed with orange.

BALL Dirtss.—.l Shiraz Turban of white satin, and go'd
wreath ; a white satist undress, trimmed with gq!il fringe;
plum coloured tunic, with antique points, ornameiated with
gold tassels. Lace sleeves and equivoque ; pearl oar-rings atot
necklace. Shoes of plum colour, with gold roses; white
gloves and fau.

• MARCHIONFSS OF SALISBURY'S ROUT.
The Marchioness ot SA L iSBU RY gave her Second
Rout this season, at her house in Arlington-street,
which was numerously and fashionably attended.
Among the company present, were

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.
Freud' Ambasialor.
Spanish and Vanish Charge d'Afrairs.
Dutch Minister.
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M aqui.; of Winchester.
Fairds—WeArtioreland„ Maoartney, Moira, Carlisle, eiSe
rendou, and Gower.
Viscount Wentworth.
Loud,-.Villiers, St. Helen's, Porchester, F. Osborne,
Rouston, Amherst, Fitzharris, Ossulstou, Crossley, Hare-
wood, Craven, Sydney, and G. Seymour.
Nrs--G. Attica, J. Blakewood, J. Hort, J. Riddle, anti G.
Woorahwell.
Gruel als--Aa!fAir and Grenville.
Colonel Paget.

Alcair4.—Pa'rker, Howard, Skeffingtnn, Rider, Benton,
Cottn, itelasden. Stanitiirth, Browne, ',ascetics, Thompsogi,
Montagne, Greenwood, Robinson, Townsend, Itolsec Cli-
t.:eroe, Omuta!, W. Cooper, Methuen, G. Darien, dower,
E:liot, Bennet, Cassarnajor, Rentinck, Thornton, Phipps,
Thellusson, Lewis, Balfour, Baukea, Chsshyre, Fun!, &oda-
rick, and Lee.

I;ttrorwsielb—llowe and Neagle.
Dowkrun,—Nbntrace, St. Alban c, and Nortbumtwrland.

Merchionessrs--Do,rager Bath, Downshire, and Witiehester.
Coguresscs--tiutherlzai4.l, Mortiiitzton, Ilaieouit, Pembroke,
Buckinghamshire, Carhimpton, Camden Mateleifield,
veroool, Leitrim, Fortei,..utt, Uxbridge, ailri Ely.
Viscounriites—Welitivorth, Manham, Clanley, and.Castie-
reagh.

:Ladies—Talbot, J. Howard, M. Cake, E. Lee, Black-
wood, Poreluestee, Hort, Osikurne„ two Thynhes, Clifford,
Cahir, E. Palk Ca!thorpe, Amherst, A. Cumberland,
Kingston, Seabright, F, Snmrnersett, Dowager de Clifford,
Warren, A. Syugtvatn, Percival, C. Barham, Baynings,
Auckland, C. Roden, Douglas, Figteseue, L. Curry, W.
Wynne, Townsend'', C. Jenkins, Clements, Porcivals, 3.
Four, Pat;et, fluris, Glynn, Harewood, Haggerston, Percys,
Sydney, IVynilharn, Seymour, and C. Lennox.
3listresses—Nloitant, Poole, Benyon, Stodl►art, Cottin, Q.
Yorke, Staniforth, C iscoigne, Browne, Clarke, Couseos,
Dickens, Walpole, Freeman•le, Long, Montague, Corn-
wallis, Keith, Hulsey, Methuen, Dorrien, Wyndham,
Strikes, S. Smith, Egerton, Johnston, ,Bucknell Byng.
Morton Pitt, Muaers, Rubinson, Thornton, Chevlsgse,
Ford, Craft, Broderick, A,uson, Fitzhugh, Lloyd, Taylor,
Lee, and FitzlierLert.
MLauy--dl;bnrnc, Calthorpe, Staniforth, Seabright, Warne,
two Hervi,ys, Pelham, Sommerville, Fitzroy, Townshend, two
Anguish's, two Markliams, two Townshends, Wynne,
Elliker, 7slethiien, Chester, Smith, Grin/Alton,
Cie:menus, Griffin, Cliesityre, Ford, Pelham.

Lord Chamberlain's Ofre, Fehrual7 28, 1803.
Notice is hereby given, that there will be a Levee
at St. James's on Wednesday next, the 2d of March,
(this day.)
Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, their MALES.
TIES and PRINCESSES arrived at Buckingham-house,
from Windsor.

This evening their 41ESTIES and the Palnces-
ses will honour with their presence the Concert of
Ancient Music, which will be under the direaion of
the Earl of CHESTERFIELD.

Miss SAVA RY of Church Cottage, Cheshunt, was
married on Saturday, to NEwcoMEN EDcwo a TM,
Esq.—lmmediately after the ceremony the happy
couple set off, in a post chariot and four, to Hamp-
stead, to dinner.

Mr. Isc LLD ON is singing with great eclat at Bath.
Mrs. BIL LI NGTON is expeCted in that city, in the
course of the ensuing week.
During the Coursing Meeting at Newmarket, a
hare was run by a brace of greyhounds through
that town into the House of Lord CLERMONT'S train-
ing-groom.
We are happy to hear that Madame PA a isofs
indisposition is of a slight nature, and not likely to
deprive the public very lung of the gratification
they always receive from her exquisite performance.
The Palace of Grimaldi is preparing at Genoa
for the approaching arrival of Louts Bo:4 APART r,
and Madame Louis BON A P ARTE.

Mrs. Esi EN finished her engagement at Edin-
burgh, on Thursday last, with the charaders of
Ophelia and Bandana.
Cootx It, the American Attor, is a modest, intel.
ligent young man. He left a good situation in
America, to try his fortune on the London boards.
Madame PA RISOT still continues indisposed—
Monsieur LA Bo air is also ill.—The new Ballet of
Laurette, of course, remains in abeyance until their
recovery.

The Pewee's Pavillion, at Brighton, is under-
going other considerable alterations and improve.
'vents, under the dire&ion of Mr. Holland, the
architea ; and is ordered to be got ready for the
resideoce of his Royal Highness at an early part of
the ensui lig season.
Mr. MiI.NES is expelled in tows this day from
110:shire. Next week Egremont House will be
ar in opened to receive visitors, Mr. MILNES in.
tends to give a grand dinner to • the Pititicz of
WALas, &c.

Messrs. ATKINSON and WALKER are preparing;
large work " on the Manners, Customs, and Amuse-
ments of the Russians," with coloured plates; from
drawings made in that cc untip