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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 06, 1773

Page

4

Defense of Shylock in Merchant of Venice disputes

A correspondent Rusricus is critiqued for misreading Shylock’s case in The Merchant of Venice. The writer argues the Duke acts within law, Portia’s arrival crucially rescues Antonio, and the court should not dismiss without Bellario’s opinion. The piece defends the author’s original stance amid legal-critique rhetoric.

Rusricus Shakespeare Merchant of Venice Antonio Shylock Rusticus Council Venice Buffanio Portia Bellario Bellamo Ruffeus Newisense PutRich Baffanio Lotep Vipon Rhetam Tonn

Drama and Reform Debates Stir Covent Garden Echoes

A reader letters column critiques theatrical taste and political reform, praising the General Evening Post and debating church, education, and Parliament. The piece condemns corruption, urges civil renewal, and contrasts private virtue with public duty amid London’s political tensions.

Ordinary Trumpeter to the Theatre

A reader’s remark compares a performer to a trumpeter in the Drury Lane tradition, noting little merit in the public performance and implying the correspondent resembles an Ordinary Trumpeter rather than a distinguished figure.

Tadasics Ordinry Drury-lane

Westminster marriage and naval obituary notice in digest

A notice from Westminster records the marriage of Mr Richard Dallon, clerk of Woolswich dock-yard, to Miss Peake, daughter of Henry Peake, and notes the death of Mr David Towry, purser of His Majesty’s ship Antelope at Chatham after a long illness. It mentions three new operas planned for the Haymarket. works by Pugnani Bach and Secchini. Also reports a Henley inventor’s fire escape machine promising rapid, independent egress from upper stories.

Earth Europe Breash Compthouse Royal Exchange Eaton Westminster Cambridge Oxford D.D Church of England House of Commons Metropolian Sam Lagdicean Richard ‘Dallon Woolswich Peake Henry Peake His Majesty's Retta Pobaht David Towryy His Majesty Chatham Aaymarket Pugnani Valig Bach J Secchini Henley Thames

Theatrical Entertainments and Market Notes

The program lists Drury Lane and Covent Garden offerings with The Same Tragedy Alonzo and The Golden Pippin, plus A Peep Behind the Curtains. A high water London Bridge notice appears with timing and pricing. Market items cover corn and grain prices, bank stock, bonds, and annuities with varied quotations and regional rates.

Drury-Lane Alonzo Covent-Gardens Alzuma Golden Pippin

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Postscript General Evening Post Sir Coventgarden Goviat-garden Draryre Evenrea Corporation of London London Hastings Wilkes Florence Tuscany Naples Academy of Mantua St. James's Place Dutchess St. Alban’s America Earl of C.E London Bridge Mark India Bath Arthor Navy Bank Long Ann C. Dilly J. Robson New Bond-street Newcaste Earlisitt Thomas Hawkins Magdalen College Thomas Hanmer Clarendon “Press S. Seacroft Charing-cross S. Bladon Paternofter-row D. Prince J. Woodyer N. BE David Garrick W. Bayley Cockspur-street Haymarket A. Rothwell J. Grosvenor Angel and Crown Holborn F. Newbery J. Burrows D. Fole Os William Chipman Burrows M‘kinnon Capel-court
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