Colombian Loan of ?4,750,...
The Times, 1824-05-31T00:00:00

Cl OLOMBIAN LOAN of ?4,750,000.-The GENERAL M hORTGAGE BOND and the POWERS of ATTORNEY froin the Colombian Government, authorizing Messrs. NY. A. Arrubla and FrancIsco Msiontoya to contraet for this Loan, wvill on Saturday be DEPOITE IntheBan of nglnd.by iiiExcellency the Hon. DE. STE irtdo, Minister Plenipotenltinary ofthe Republic of Colombia, and Messrs. B. A. Goldschrldt and Co. in the presence of Mr. John Newton, nlotary public. -====- TOMAING'S TEA TRE. TO-MIORROW EVEXING will be produced the grand serious Opera, in 3 acts, entitled TANCREDI. Prineipal Performersa:-ladame Ronzl de Begnis, Signor Curioni, Signor Benetti, Signora Graziani, Si nor Crivelli, and Madarne Pasta. End of act 1. the favourite Hivertissement. entitled L'OFFRANDE AUX GRACES. After the Opera, the favour:te Divertissement Ballet, composed by M. Auer, entitled LA NOCE DU VILLAGE. Signor Benelll has the honour to aunounce, that Rossini'y new Opera Semi-scria of Ugo, Re d'ltaIi2, composed expressly for this theatre, will shortly be produced, and that in the mean time ?ladame Pasta wvill make her appearance in the favourite Opera of Bonito e Glulietta. Appliations for boxes aQnd single.ubscriptionts for the season tobe madeto Mr. Seguin, 105, Quadrant, Regenit-streetL The KING and QUEEN of the SANDWICH ISLANDS will be present in the King's box. THEATRE ROYAL, C'OVEYT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, PIZARRO. Rolla, Mr. Young; Pizarro, Mr. Bennett; Cora, Miss Lacy; Elvira, Mrs. Ogilvie. To conclude with THE SPIRITS OF THE MOON. THEA TREE2RYAL, R NGLISH OPERA HOUSE,Stra. Mtr. M.ATHEWS willbe"AT HOME" THIS EVENING, May31,and on Mondays, ThursdaYs, and Saturdays, durlngJune, with his TRIP TO AMERiCA. Part III. A Monopolylogue, called ALL WELL AT NATCHITOCHES. 'ositively the Last Nights. A DLRPHI TiEA TRE, STRAND. THIS EVENING, and on Wednesday and Saturday, MS. HENRY's splendid SlECTACLE. The Nitrous Oxide or Laughlng Gas wiU continue to be administered to any of the audience who may choose to inhale it; the wonders of which were first ex-pe- rieneed by Sir Humphrey Davy, and the exhilarating effects it produced, as described by that gentleman, have been fully evinced durlug the period of itsexhibitionby Ht. Henry. UNCOMMON ILLU- SIONS Transformatlons, &c., Experiments on Gas Muslcal Glasses, Phantasmagoria. &c. In addition to the portralt,, of Mlisses M. Tree, Stephens, and Paton, Messrs. Maeroady, Young, Kean, and Grimaldi, will be In-roduced striking likeinesses of King Henrs VIII,, Annc lullen, anid Queen Elizabeth. Dooca oPen at half-past 6, begln at 7. SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. THIS EVENING will be presentedaftavourltebturlxtta,called DEAD AND ALIVE; or, Which am I? After which (hy particular desire) the newr, popular, anid origlnal znelodrame, called THE FLOATING BEACON; or, The Norwegian Wreckers. To which vill be added, the popular Interlude of THE ACTRESS OF ALL-WORK. To con-. elude Vith (by particular desire of severalpersonsof distinction,and lst time at this theatre) a new satirical burlesque aperatle paroly, called THE DEATH OF LIFE IN LONDON; or, Tom and Jerry'a Funeral. Seventh Week of the Battle of WVaterloo. DAYVIS'J ROYAL AMPIJITIIEA TRE, W'estminster-bridge, THIS RVENING, at half-past 6, the magnideent representation of THE BATTLE OP WATERLOO; withi thegrandReviewof the English and Fresich Armies, characteristic Battle Scenes, and inci- dental circumstances from the best authorities, on a scale of urnpre- cedented extent. Monsieur Ducrow's unlquc Performances on one and twvo Horses. To conclude with THE SECRET. NEBW SURREY TH1EATRE. THIS EVENING will be presented anewvCaledonian melodramatic spectacle, in 3 acts, called JOHN OF LORNE AND HELEN OF ARGYLE or, The Houses of Campbell and M,aclean. After which, an entirely new African melodramatic spectacle, in 2 acts, caled Z ULUCA AND THE RIVAL WARRIORS; or, The Tiger Hunt To conclude with an entirely new melodrama, ealled HATE; or, The Cataract of the Mountain. RnY.AL , C0UU1RG T'HATVF. THIS EVENING will be presented an entirel new and magnifi- cent historical melbdrama, called WILLIAM 1HE CONQUEROR; or, The Davs of the Curfew Bell. After which, a laughable imita. tive sketch, called NEWSPAPER BLUNDERS; or, les AU a Mistake. To conclude with the serious pantomlme of DON JUAN, or, The Libertine Destroyed. ?2 The publication of Tiw Ti,neg,s commcnced at 6 o'clock on Sa- turday morning, and finished at 9