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

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ritE COURT. •
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Yesterday, at a quarter lsefire One o'clock, his
MAJEs-ry arrived at St. James's Palace from Buck.
iugham House, and held a Levee, which was more
numerously attended than any this season. There
were present, the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, the
LoRD CHANCELLOR, the CHANCEI Loll Of the Ex-
citErvica, the SECEETARIEs of STATE, SEC RETAR Y
at WAR, and the following Noblemen and Gentle-
men :
Dukes—Roxborougli, Leinster, Athol
Marquises—Lime, Cornwallis, Townshend, Ely.
garb—Effingliani, Morton, I}artinotith, Btrkeley, Lime.
rick, Yarmouth, Romney, Egremont, Smithy ell, Chester-
tekl, Courtown, We-ainurelaud, Onsluvr kin wadi .g), Castd-
Ls' Farnham, Kingston.
Viscounts—Wentworth, Sydney, Falmouth, Newark, Cas-
tlereagh, Gosford.
Lords—Eldon, Amherst, Willonglihy de Brooke (Lord in
Waiting), 1 lawkcslniry, Sommerville, Boston, I /owe, Auck-
land, Harvey, flobait, Pelham, Eliot, Brunie, Ducie, De Dun-
atanville, Marsliam, Fitzharris, Villiers, Os:uktori, Carberry,
W. Berland:, Napier, G. Thvnne, Durirlas, Grantlov, Mont-
gomery, Folkstone, olton, Selkirk, Northwick, Stopford, C
Sornerw t, Cathcart (Gold-Stick ), and Donk).
A mhassadors—lianoverian, Imperial, RlKsian, French, Bata-
wi tn, Danish, Nenpataii, Swedish, Purttigitv,e.
Constits—Spanish, Consul, Stxon, and American.
Amph, and Archbi•hop of York.
barrint—Nolikenc and Du I.:limey.
Admirals—Lord Keith, Kn'ght, and Gambier.
f;enera4—.Ralfimr, Sir I'. Trigge, Fox, D'Oylcy,Rainsforth,
Wilfonl,Licydon, and Smith.
Colench—titewart, Ribcati (Silver Stick), Burnet, Niglitin-
g N3ei, tteatinot, Smith, and Wathen.
3fujoi —Christ re.
Crptains--lion. Blackwood, Sir S. Smith, Stuart, Sir
T. B. Thompson.
Anderson, J. St. Clair Erskine, J. Poltlnev, H.
7hltYmple, T. Mirgrove, L. Parsons, G Cornwall, J. Black-
si G. y,•itge.
Dr. Jenne%
News —Hon. C. Kinnaird, lion. Eden, fatgell, Ated,
Gas!iiig, Baker, two Bulkr,, fern's Carey, For-
thee, Algersteid, Thellu•son Po.nn„ Howard, Newerinie,
losers, West, Rose:lrby, King, Addrogrol Con-
ver, Errton, Blzekburite, Ferguson, Methuen, Williams,
Woullitirst, Dutton, Griffiths, Perkins, Goodbehere, S.
Smith, I /erring Phillip:, Birch, Robins, Hentinck, W.
farmer, York, lfaykt, Faulknor, Newcomer', and Morton
Pitt. •
The Levee @lnsed about two o'clock, at which
time the Corporation of the Cit, of London ar-
rived, with a loyal Address to his MAJESTY, on his
escape front the late Conspiracy which was pre-
.:ented to him on his Throne by the RECOR DER, the
Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR, Aldermen
WATSON, ANDERroN, BOTHELL, LEIGHTON, EA-
-IIER, LE MEAIRiER, SMITH, THOMAS SMITH,
CLARK, SKINNER, FLOWER, SHAW, PERRIN, ANs-
LEY, the SHER IVES, the CHAMEERL AIN, the COM-
MON SER,GLANT ; four City Counsel, the City Re-
membrancer, Marshals, about one hundred Com-
moners, and the whole of the City Officers. To
which his MAJESTY was pleased to return a most
Tracious Answer, thanking the City for their loyal
attachment to his person.
On this occasion, the Sheriff's received the ho-
nour of Knighthood, now Sir R!CHARD WE.cea,
and Sir JAMEs ALEXANDER.
Alderman SMITH, who was lately eleeled for
Castle-Baynard Ward, and Alderman CLARK, were
introduced to his MAJESTY, for the first time.
The following presentations to his MAJESTY took
place at the Levee:—Mr. WM. FARMER, by Lord
SANDWICH; Capt. STEWART, by Lord KEITH;
Sir JAMES BLAcKwoon, on his marriage • two Mr.
BUL LEM o,by Lt DE DUNsTAN IL LE; Mr. NEw.
COMEN, Member for the County of Longford ; Vis-
count GOSFORD lion. Capt. BLAcKwoot, ; Dr.
JENNER, by Lord BERKELEY; Mr. GOSLING, by
Mr. GittariLLE ; Earl LIMERICK, on his being
created an Earl ; Sir TitoNt As TitostesoN, by Sir
Tetom AS TRIGGE; Lord DUN Lo, on his creation to
the title; Lord EL to r, the first time these ten years.
The following were at Court the first time this sea-
son: The Marquis ELY, Earl YARMot;TH, Mr:
HOWARD, Mr. KEENE, Lord CARRERIty, Duke of
LEINcTER, General BALFOUR, Mr. Foot. CAREY,
and Sir GEORGE CORNWALL.

Sir SvDNEIi SMITH presented an Address to his
Ittizsxv, from the City of Rochester, on his late
mcape from the Conspiracy. • An Address was like-
wise presented from the City of Exeter.
After his NlArilirr had received the City Ad-
dress, he held a Privy Council, and then give au-
diences to the LORD CHANCELLOR, the St-catr A-
RILS Of STATE, and the CHANCELLOR Of the Ex-
cumai..xx. Sir Groacis YosoE then had a con-
ference with his MAJESTY, who was followed by
Mr. FORDYCE, Surveyor-General of the Crown
Lands, who laid several papers before his MA-•
JEST Y.

Soon after five o'clock, his MAJESTY returned to
the QuEEN's house to dinner.
Her MAJtsry will hold a Drawing-Room this
day se'nnight.
- Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, her MAJESTY, ac-
companied by the Princesses AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH,
etieit A ;.;;;Lie, attended by the Countesses ELY and
HAacouar, and Miss Vvst, took an airing in the
neighkourhood of Stockwell, Clapham, and the
neighbouring villages, escorted by a party of the
Light Horse.
At one o'clock, the Princesses SoPIIIA and MARY
left the Queen's House, attended by LadyCsAtstEY,
in a coach and four, escorted by a party of Light
Horse, and took an airing on the Fulham road, and
returned through Knightsbridge. '
In the evening, their MAJESTIES and the Pans-
cEssies, honoured the Concert of Ancient Music with
their presence. •
This morning about nine o'clock, his MAJESTY
purposed riding to Kew, fur the first time this sea-
son.

The lovers of harmony were last night fully gra-
tified, at Covent Garden Theatre, by the perform-
ave of a judicious and charming selection from the
works of HANDEL.--.BRAHANL and Miss PARKE
suing delightfully, and in several of their songs were
loudly and deservedly encored ; as was also Miss
MONDAY, in " Let me u ander not unseen," which
she gave with spirit and effea. The Concerto on
the violin, by Mr. G. ASHLEY, was executed with
great taste and judgment, and was warmly ap-
plauded by the audience. The Coronation Anthem
concluded the evening's entertainment, and was re-
ceived with enthusiast.
Per ta—Tder.trssott, Esq. arrived in town on
Tuesday hut, from bis country seat at Rcndlesham,
Woodbridge, to his town house, in Chandos-street,
Cavendish-square.
Lord and Lady G. H. CAVILNDISH left town
on
Tuesday, for the seat of the Eanl FrrzwiWara,
at Melton, near Peterborough. for a few dayi,
where his Lordship will entertain a lugs company
of the N)bility on a hunting party.