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* consequence of the extraordinary success which
attended the Fete on Friday last, the Proprietors respectfully
announce its repetition THIS EVENING, with-an its
clonal attractions.—The Concert will be conducted in the moat
splendid manner. The first Act will knish with Handers Corona-
tion Anthem ; the second Act will COlnmencr with the celebrate
Anthem, composed by Attwood, for the fate CironaiiiiVillsW
on this occasion, the Royal Gardens will exceed all their fOrosse
splendour, as they will be most elegantly decorated, and brilliantly
illuminated with upwards of Ten Thousand. Additional Lamps,
In appropriate forms and devices. . . - • -
The Wonder of Wonders, Jean.. Baptiste Longuemare, so
justly celebrated as the Tight Rape Prodigy, will perform
his wonderful evolutions on the Tight Rope, which have asto-
nished and delighted brilliant and, fashionable assemblages, and
• width nightly produce most unbounded applause. He will be
aitistetlby the paler branches of his family.
The beautiful HEPTAPLASIESOI7RON, sa much aits
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mired' .fiir it'd wonderful brilliancy and elegance,
eurio with all
inachintry of Revolving Pillars, Palm Trees, Fountain
of Real Watex, acc,,will be *paled from• Ten till One o'Clock ;
end all the other Amusements as usual:
The 'Chevalier *Southby will exhibit the grandest FIRE.'
WORKS ever Steer thit.or any other Country.
'And in addition to all the above, will be exhibited, for the
second time, the'Grand Sub-marine Cave, with various allcgo-
sisal Figures, Water-woili, &c. •
• New Cloak-rooms have been fitted up, and pr6per females,,*
appointed to attend on Ladies.. . •
Supper Boxes may be engaged.--.Tb• Doors open at Half-past
**gen.—Admission As. Bd. •'`
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THE UNENENG STAR.

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• MONDAY. JULY 812. 1841.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE gcLOCE.
The market is very dull this morning, and scarcely any bud-
fromg. as most parties are waiting for authentic information
Spain. Consols 72a for the Account ; aid for Money
74.
Femmes Foxes.--This Market remains in the same state of
stagnation as the Stock Exchange, and very little doing in any
foreign securities up to this hour.--New Spanish 611; Old 62* I;
New Prussian 851; Old 8111; Russian 811 1; Chillers 781;
Danish 86* 1 ; Neapolitan 701; Colombian Old 102 ; New 84.
STOCK EXCHANGE, ONE OCI OCK.
Our market remains without alteration and little or no busi-
ness doing. The Foreign blatket the same.
PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE 0 CLOCK.
S per Cent. Reduced 801/4 14
per Cent. Consols 79% sio 3/4
31A per Cents. 9114 %—i• per Cents. 98 34
4 per Cent. New Annuities 98 Vs
Bank Long Annuities 20 1146 44
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India Bonds Us. 61s. 635.
. Exchequer Bills (11 ,000) 4s. 64.
Ditto Small ss. 7s. prem.
Consols for Account 79% 54 3/4 •

We are extremely sorry to state, that his Majesty's
ship DRAKE, from Halifax to Newfoundland, with
tvo Mails, was wrecked in a fog on Shott's Head,
Trepassey Bay, about the 22cl ult. The Captain,
First Lieutenant, one Midshipman, and twenty-two
Seamen and Marines drowned, and the Mails lost:

The Fiend) Papers of Thursday and Friday have
been received. The Budget is still under discussion,
and with it the principles and policy of the French Go•
vernment,which are continually the subject of attack.
and produce personalities and recriminations which
disgrace the character of the Assembly. It has been
settled that BEaTUON and his accomplices are to be
tried at Poitiers, and not at Niort, where it was ori-
ginally fixed. The reason of altering the place icy
that it would be difficult to find a Jury at Niort not
imbued with the principles of BEartioar, or connected
with some of the Secret Societies in that quarter, of
which the General was considered a leading member.
The Constitutionxel says, that an express had been
teteived by the English Embassy at Paris. which
quitted Madrid the evening of the 10th, when all was
lanquil. All the Mihistry were about to be changed,
with the exception Of-MARTINEZ DE LA ROSA. The
Quotiditios says, " All the news given respecting
Spain for some days, have arrived by extraordinary
couriers; the only one who arrived yesterday, is he
who brought dispatches to the English Ambassador.
Wbat is known of the contents of these dispatches,
confirms the accounts received by former couriers.
He left Madrid on the leth. Things were then in
the same state as on the 10th." The same paper
sites a letter from Bayonne of the 13th, stating that
tholetters from the capital had all been opened; and
that it was easy to see that great anxiety prevailed
among the Liberals with respect to the provinces.