Colombian Loan of ?4,750,...
The Times, 1824-07-07T00:00:00

(r OLOMBIAN LOAT df. ?4,7 M,00 . T11e FIRST H WALF. VEARLY.PAYMENToflNTERIST on CERTIFICATES of thl Loan, 'due on the 15thJuIY. *vl -ePAID on that and ory aucceedingda4, betweenthehoura of 10andS oclock, at the count- lughouse of MessrL.B.A; GoldsehmldlandCo.a, GreatSt. HelenS-Pas- sace, Blhopsgate.str et; anidlls requested that litts In numerical oraer rmay be leftone dayprevlous to psymentfor the purpose of ex. For the BENEFIT of Mr. BRANDON Superintendast of PrivateBoXes NEWV. T.4EATR R OAL, DR UR-LANE. THI$ 'VNING, 1VERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT. Sir Rol-ert Rtamble, Mr. Elliston; olus MrDowton; L-ady Eleanor Irwvin, Mrs. IV.*ct * After whch, a ner Ballet, called SIGANi OALLANTS. To conclude with the Farce of WHAT NEXT? Madame CATALANI..This celebrated Singer will re-appear To-. morrow, Friday, anti Saturday. THEATRE ROYAL, COYE7VT(-.ARDRBA THIS EVENING, ALL IN THE WRONG. Beverley, Mr. C. Kemble; Sir John Restless, Mr. Jones Ladv Restless. si,lss Chester. To which will be added, THE FOREST OE, BONDY. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. THIS EVENING, SEEING IS BELIEV[NG. Afterwhich, SWEETHEARTS AND WIVES. Billy Lackaday, Mr. Liston: Laura, Madame Vestrls. To conclude with TWO STRINGS TO YOUR BOW. THEA TRE ROYAL, ENGLSH O'ERA-HOUSE, Strand. THIS EVENING. THE BARBER OF SEVILL.E. Rosin la, Mi r.H Phillips Figao, Mr. W. H. Chapmans Roslna, MlssBecey hem her thrd appeance on a London stage. After whsh, THE MONICEY ISLAND; or, Harlequin and tbe Load- ,stone ;Rloek. DA VIS'ROYAL ANTUITIEATRBTE, WesAinister-bridge. EATTLH ~~tsea~agl4ent senic re'presentation of TH erforls four new Sc<a7enesoAft'wFhilch, Monsleur Ducrow will in te Crcl, dscriptive of the Reaper, h adiator, rnewsebe tthe Flight i' Meureu and coneltdin wnth the nea Gultra of the eq~uestrlan arr, the plId Horse and the Savaeec- wf,itF, (9th time)' a spectre rotth?meance, caUed DAFT MEG OF T ROYAL COIJUItG T1EATRE. THI2 EVENING will be Aresented a grand hitorical melodrama, called WALLACE, THE HERO OF SGOTL.ND. After which, the laughable burlotta of SIR MATTHEW MEDDLE. To conclude will an entlrel new melodramAtic and pantomimic spectacle, called MUNGO PARlc or, The Source of the NIlc. ROYAL GA!RDENS, VAUXIHALL. (Unider the especial Patronage of llfs Mfs(jesty. THIS EVENING the AMUSEIMENITS will consist of a GRAND CONCERT of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, in whlch Mr. iallinson will sing a new song, cailed " Phrenolog" written ex- pressly for him by a celebrated author. Fantoccinl, right and Slack Rope, Ascent and DescenLt On the Rtope by the surprising young American in the mnidst of the utnrivalled artlst Chevalier Southby's Firework.s. The surprising French Juggler. Monsieur Jean Robert,wvlll exhiblt {for the second time In England) his astonishing perform- ances, Which far surpassanything of-the kind ever before attempted, and which was, osn his first appearance, so rapturously received by a very brilliant audience. The newv Pantomime, which has been all the winter li preparatlon, will be performed for the first time wlith new scenery, new dresses, new decorations, &c., the whole got ui under the direction of Monsieur Hullin, and to be performed by hIs young pupils. ItIs enttledTHE FAIRYOF THE OAR; or, llarle- quin and the Woodcutters. The favourite comilc songs of "Polly Hiopkins," Joey of Vfexhall ' and" Tiepr-esmnptnous little Fly, &e., may he had at the bar of the Gardens. Doors oven at 7. Concert commences at 8. Admission 3s. ffd. Thse Juvenile Fete wIll take plaee on Saturday next, h 1t nsat