*p1747 01 22 dl The Confederacy. ^As17461122^, but Clarissa-Mrs Woffington; Araminta-Mrs Mozeen; Corinna-_.*a1747 01 22 dl The Anatomist. ^As17461211^.*s1747 01 22 dl III: Lowe.*c1747 01 22 dl To the Author of the <i>General Advertiser</i>, Sir: I have frequently observ'd particular Notice has been taken in your paper of particular Merit, I hope therefore you'll allow room for this short Epistle--I am a great Lover of Public Diversions, especially such as can agreeably amuse, or afford the highest Mirth, without offense to Sense of Decency; Of this kind are the two new dances compos'd by $Salomon=, and perform'd by him, $Mr Cook=, $Mr Muilment=, $Madem Violette=, $Sga Padouana=, and the $young little Salomon=, and others. To say they are excellent in their way is barely doing 'em justice; but in these Dances they may be said to have excell'd themselves. The first, tho' a kind of Serious Pastoral Ballet afforded the Audience great Pleasure; and I believe never did three dancers in a Pas Trois, altogether equal the Execution of Sg Salomon, Madem Violette, and Mr Cook; there was an Elegance peculiar to herself that shone thro' her whole performance. The other Entertainment is the representation of a Fair, to which People of all degrees and nations are suppos'd to resort, it may not improperly be stil'd a very High Piece of Low Humour; and caused as much laughter and applause as the strongest Farce ever produc'd, without offending the Modesty of the Ladies. We have had many performers from abroad, but Sg Salamon and Violette so inimitably express their characters in this entertainment, that I think they excel what we have hitherto seen; and very much deserve the Encouragement of the Town, I am, &c.