Yesterday the Lord Chance...
The Times, 1824-07-12T00:00:00

Yesterdlay the Lor'd Chancellor, atnd Baron Stralenheim, attachedl to the Hanoverian Embassy, had, audiences of His; MIajesty. On. Satui tlay the Duke of Wellington, the Earl of I,i.- verpool, and Sir Charles Long, had audtiences of His Ma-- jest 7epterday the Duke of Y orlk left his residence in Stable-. yard, St. James's, in his- travelling carriage and four, for Newmarket. Prince Leopold and the Prince of Leiningen, atten(led by Sir Henrv Seton, honoured the Graild Juvenile Fete'at Vauxhall Gardcns on 'SaturAay evening with their presence.. The paragraph respecting the deprivation of Mr. Austin, of:Demerara, wvas foundet on an artiele in the -G7sgow Courier (a Ministftial' paper), which professed to have its intelligence from Demcrara dlirect. VAUIXHIALL GAADENS.-On'Saturday iiight-a grand J.u- ueitile Fet was given at these g4rden.4, and the young holyday folks who seemed to rush with delight to the enilivening scene, crowded the walks, and marifested their astonishment atthe novel er,tertain- ment3 of the place. The proprietori 'adopted the proper Precaution of throwing open to the children, without any additional'expense the galleries neat ilie theatre, and thuo secATing fom the preisure of the crowd those who were lca,t'ablc to resist iTc iofudnO& -,Thegal- leries vwre earlgfilltd, arid therewa s sfiethirgbeculiatry ini'eresung irLtheunusualappenranceofsuch in niberefhlttdteel, natfifkstinrby the nost varied and playful gesture, teirgrati4cajo,nat 'the -pto- mime,thne rote dancing, thefirwdrks) andthetbu d ofoth6tzi'nser;tir ments wbich 'erehliberUyprovi6dedfor tbe6ccUsoii.'-Tbe music, the French juggler, 'thb'Fatitecjni' had eheir edparateattractions. The gardens were bAffiantly-lightej and ' the thole nf tbe'etiter. tainments finished with eclat at half past tgn o'clock.. The juvenile efforts were then directed to ^.he supper-boxes whith were soon re- lieved'from the weight of -altry;-wbieh- ftonisijed t'e last attrec- tdon for the.-night. The gatdeps wete'crdw.ddd,.and all thbedrraige nients for the ehteritaintnert afid accommodao of st- erg .were well,lanned and, eXecutcd.- e werles ~layloa one, of the few pulic. favourites Who rftay'bc sai(d to cultivate exclutively the;aippuine Englis'a style 'of singing, takes his benefit to-rmoarow evening. -4is bill of fare we perceive, is as usual an excellen'Cone. etrast the late peried of the season to which his night ha. been postponed will not cause to hibn the loss hfiany p6rtion of that patronage hh lias heretoforet enjo'ed, and to which he possesses so legitimate a claimrrt ; - On' SawrdUythe :Duk-e' -of York reViewed 'a- brigade of of the Fopt Guards;comprising five bittaliOns oF the 'st,Ed, and gd rtgiments, in Hyde-pawk. -The weathet was extretnelv propitious. Thaground was kept by detachments of the3d Drcsoolis and the7th RXussars wvho zecre opi dulty soorts3fter. efght -o'clockl I 'A'n ''im-'nense muAltitu&`;wat collectadto wvitness tliespectacle, bit'of`th&eiShe grei3t mdjority'werFlepata, aconsiderable' diitance beyohdthe- cec of actqn.fornug,,lities close back upcashe/giravel.pits on Xtlie east and a361 ei,oprth an7d,south neily to the VxbrWikge-road-walN and th'e rails ' ad miniDg the rlig, 4 Xvast poncourse of person wasdleeo:as setybI'ed am'otl' hl trees sn'th4 avst A p,ivilege'wasgranted tothe higher ordevs.b co niir w.thini the centries, and rickets were issued fiQM the' Vuxpd' signed by~ Cblot3e1 Woodford. In contequenced f thlsa'ftanerm'et, -a ' bzlblt asseniblage of-itdiavidtfals of the first distinctibn, on 'foot., utna hor,tebAck, attd. gonje. few 'In lariaget, -was; tonecJtasedOinfie? . i6g f tEhe 4tsg ..aiafi e& i Tc itioo ,om wvhlcJ the.Oo mnnandler,.in .Ch iefw -w t-s viewr the man euvro,s In evertchare thre v3acoffinoiisrn eavY dishL ar^pe fSea vhiekr wA svell kept uip. :T he;ig& -infantry andfskirmithers- were flrequdntl'y mnixed witb the i4iOWj, s~as,. to Prodssce, considerable con: fuston, teddrbft div iittl alannjto tih fair ex;i . but,those-who were in the centre, from gDlviege, were mnstAa, the way5 ien'd in,.Cohse. qUeneo tli'e'v haO f6sustalh the greater portion qf. tbeineonvenient-e A fiew "gqn a'ern'ib'werd -nnlmfsed; - apd. reptecrage,bdrses ptoved their disinitclnation'foranucl exkiAsens buCthe'o4ri&p, of say -accident' 'of a Cro satl- 6h who, dTt~ridig'lhe nmiaitutreg urrouddb li-lat a-end ing ab6ijtthe,fieldlo 4titain itie Inost oio?t'fee tion;IbdfoSei herloftted. tb' ldcqip e his'Of all Ife:kad`wiltiesgd, 44 bestow0ed4Wht sb,eho the 'tePnulnn.4 h otnho CoAtt; gu~~Al of ~ ~ ofcmit ton, for which :a~~~i~ci~a.:ln t$ie murdinfboor.e ani~~~omtniodi~~~~~b~sp gU1lrr66