COLOMBIAN LOAN.-The FOURT...
The Times, 1824-04-27T00:00:00

lLOMIBIAN LOAN. - The FOURTH HALF- J Yl!:ARLY PIVIDEfl) on this LOAN wllU be PAID on the Ist of May next, arid on everg suceeeding day, between the hours of 10 anld 4, at the niEce of Messrs. Herring, Graham, and Powles, 3, Freeman'-court, Cornhlll. The dividend wvarranlts are to he left for Inspection one day previous to the payment, accompaLnied by a list in numerical order.-ApriI 1, 1824. BOARD OF GRP-EN CLOTH, St. James's Palce, April 24, 1b824. BVi Comsmand of His Majesty, Notice i.s hereby ivenr, that all Carriages going to Iis MUaiesty's I Drawing Room, at St. James!s Palace, on Thursday, tle 29th of April, are to fall Into the line at the top of St. James s-street In Plchadlilly, go doNwn the left hand side of the street, round the corner of l'all-mall, and enter at the Iron gate niearest to the Palace. set doAwn at the Ar- cade, and come eut of the Palace-yard by the iron gate nea-est to Mlarlborough-house. andpass through Pall-mall Into St.James's-square; inl taking up, ti cyare to ome down St. James's-street in like manner, passing througn the same gates as when thtey set down, and go away through Pall-mail. No Hackney-coaches will be permitted to comc within the Iron gates, but most set down at tbe outside thereof, and go away through The gate at the top of Conistitutlon-hill wxill be open onlv for car- riages of persons having the entre, wvbich are to proceed do6wn Con- stitutlon-hill, aild enter the Palace at the Stable-yard gate, tiurn into the Amba:sadors'-court, set down ait theArcade,and go out at the gate- wvayi n Cle,eland-row,- turn to the left, alid wait In Cleveland-row, the Stable-yard, or St.James's-park, tilt called for; then to take up in the came order as they had set down, pass aA.ay through the same gateway, and go up the left har.d side of St. lames's-street. The car- riages of Ambassadorg. the Ministers, and Great Ofticers of State, may remain in the AmbassadonQ-court till ealled for. lekets for carriages belonging to persois having the entre, going In at the gate ois the top of Constltutioni-hill, will bo delivered at the Heard of Green Cloth, St. James's Palace, on WVednesday next, bet-en the hours of I and a telock. Chairs are to come down the right hand side of St. James's-street from Piccadilly; dress chair: are to enter at the great gate of thePalace, and pass under the Colonnado Into the Anbassadors'-court, set down there, and wait In Engine-coturt till called for. Hackney chairs are to enter at the new Footway Irongate nearest to the Palace, set down uiider the Areade, and pass awtay on the outside of the earriages tihrough the new Footwvay Irongate. next to Marlborough-housc. KING'S THEATRE. THIS EVENING will be performed, for the 2d tinie this season, Rossini'N grand serious Opera, In 3 acts, entitled OTELLO. Prncipal performers:-M.ladanse Pasts, SignorlGarcia, Madame Graziaisi, Molns. rPotto, Signor ;enettl, Signor Crivelli, &c. End of the first act, the livertissemnclt. entitled HONNEUR AUX DAMES, in which Mlons. Perdirland. of the lRoyal Academy of Music at Paris, will make his first appearance In this country in a Pas de Trels, with Mad. Ronzi Vearris and Madle. Idallse Grener; and Madle.NNohlet In a Pas de Deuix with Mr. Albert. After the Opera, a newv comic Diver- tissetnententitled LA NOCE DE VILLAGE. in which Mons. Ferdinand stJil dance a Pas de Deux with Mad. Ronzi Vestris. Signor Uenelli respectfully informs the Nobility said Gentry, Subberibers to the Opera, rnde SIho 5,.b55, eht *hw >eo period at wvhich the pr',csnt seasonl unavoidably comumened, places him unidee the necessity o>f oeeaskl(nally giving three operas In1 the w eek, and he takes the ov,portu- nity of availilng himself of the Drawing lloom whiceh wisll be geld on Thursday next, to give an Opera on that night, wvhen the much-ad- mtredOpera of Otellouwill berewpeated,inwhichMSadamePasta will make her Sd appearance. Appiestlcions for boxes and single subscriptions for the season to be made to Mr. Seguln, opera-office, 105, Quadrant, Regent-street. NvTEW THEATRER ROYAL, DRURY-LANR. TRIS EVENING, THE MERRY WIVES OF WVINDSOR. Sir Jobn Falstaff, Mr. Dowton; Fenton. Mfr. 1lraham; 'Mrs. Ford, llss Stephens: Mirs. Pare, MadameVestrls. To conClude with (8th time) a grand Egyptian Tale of Enchantment, caUed ZOROASTER; or, '1'he Spirit of the Star. rHmArTfR ROYAL, C'OVEMET-GARDEAT. THIS EVENING, a newr Comedy, ivith Songs, called PRIDE SHALL HAVE A FALL. Torrenti, Mr. Jones; Lorenzo. Mlr. Cooper; Victoria, Miss Hamnipersley. To coniclude with (8th time) a g-and melodramatic Romance, called THE SPIRITS OF THE MIOON; or, The Inundation of the Nile. DA VISTs ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, -estlniitirster-bridge. CrowdedHouses every Night.-Reai Novelty-Mr. Davis and MIonsieur Ducrow's United Stud of Horses. THIS EVENING, the unprecedentedlymagnificent spectacle, called THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO. Mtnsieur Ducrow's unique per- formance of Scenes in the Circle, and Grand Feat of Riding on Two Uncaparlsoned Horses. To eonclude with THE FEUDAL LAW. 54 fLER'S WELLS THEA TRE. THIS EVENING the etitertainments wvill commence with a popuilar gr%nd romantic melodrama, called ORA; or, The African Slave. ield's nuch admired Song, "Oh bring me wine," by MIr. Vardley, ifrom the Theatre-Royal, Dritry-lane.i To which will be added (by most x3artlular desire, and for this wreek only) the vera laughable in- terlude, called-THE SMOKED MIISER; or, The Benefit of Hanging. To conclude with a nesw and splendid pantomime,called H ARLEQUIN's OFFERING; or, The Golden Harvest. R0YAIL L'OI 0; ?'HThDATRE. THIS EVENING will be presented an entirely new historical ro- mantIlealedonan melodramna, called TilE WEIRD lYWOMAN OF THE ISLES, or, Scotland's Ancient Days. After wrhich (for the 2d time at this theatre) the elegant and Interestiig buirletta, called THE ROCHESTER OF FRANCE; or, Half-an-Hour'sCourtship. Rtieblieu (the Roclhester of France). Mr. Burroughs; Madame de Guise, Mrs. Waylett, who will introdiuce " H iome, sweet home." The whole to conclide with the highly popilar, local, characteristic, splendid, and Powerfully-interestilg melodrama, called THE NORTH POLE. Places to be taken of Mr. A. R. Bowres, at the new box-office, In the Grand Marine Saloon of the tbeatre. Cv The publication of The Titnes commenced at 6 o'clock yester- day morning, and finished at 8.