*p1772 03 02 dl The Grecian Daughter. ^As17720229^.*a1772 03 02 dl Wit's Last Stake. ^As17720217^.*c1772 03 02 dl Paid $Mr Chapman= for horsekeeping [for <i>Jubilee</i>] #12 6s. (Treasurer's Book). [Published this month <i>A Letter to David Garrick</i>, Esq. on his conduct as Principal Manager and Actor at <i>Drury Lane</i>. Printed for $S. Bladon=. Accuses $Garrick= of controlling the press, save for two papers, and thus getting more favourbale treatment than his position and actions deserve. "You are a mere actor. You affect to feel where you do not, and imitate tones, looks and gestures, while your heart is at ease. This should heighten our opinion of you as an artist, whatever we might think of you as a man. I believe you are not generally judged of in this manner. It is not difficult to impose on the world." The author ($David Williams?=) deprecates Garrick's supposed handling of the actors of his company, and desires to see more $Shakespeare=. Suggests Garricks' acting perfection lies in the extreme, in exaggerated gesture, and sudden bursts of passion." Suggests he is getting old and should try his hand at <i>Shylock</i>r.] Receipts: #271 (Treasurer's Book).