*p1752 02 01 cg Othello. ^As17511009^.*a1752 02 01 cg Mock Doctor. ^As17510928^.*c1752 02 01 cg <i>TThe Sorcerer</i>, a Pantomime Entertainment, originally performed at the Theatre in <i>Lincoln's Inn Fields</i>, is preparing, with alterations, at <i>Covent Garden</i> (The scenes painted by $Mr Lambert=) and will be performed one day next week. [Another letter appeared in the <i>General Advertiser</i> on innocent entertainment for the lower classes (see 29 Jan. 1752), but severely criticized the existence of Prize fights, Cock-pits, and Gambling houses as the real nuisances and nurseries of theft and disorder."] It is whispered that the Townwill shortly be entertained with a phenomenon of the Monosyllable Fun,--the match between <i>Sir Alexander Drawcansir</i>r, Kent. and their <i>Lownesses of Grub Street</i>r, being certainly to be decided on the Stage; great bets depending on this Battle, it is thought the Knowing ones will be taken in (<i>General Advertiser</i>).