Transcriber's Note: There follows in musical notation four bars from that song in 2/4 time, key of C-- \\E EF G F\E EF G F\E EC D DB\C \\ SCENE IV A FETE AT VAUXHALL [It is the Vitoria festival at Vauxhall. The orchestra of the renowned gardens exhibits a blaze of lamps and candles arranged in the shape of a temple, a great artificial sun glowing at the top, and under it in illuminated characters the words “Vitoria” and “Wellington.” The band is playing the new air “The Plains of Vitoria.” All round the colonnade of the rotunda are to be read in the illumination the names of Peninsular victories, underneath them figuring the names of British and Spanish generals who led at those battles, surmounted by wreaths of laurel The avenues stretching away from the rotunda into the gardens charm the eyes with their mild multitudinous lights, while festoons of lamps hang from the trees elsewhere, and transparencies representing scenes from the war. The gardens and saloons are crowded, among those present being the KING'S sons--the DUKES OF YORK, CLARENCE, KENT, and CAMBRIDGE-- Ambassadors, peers, and peeresses, and other persons of quality, English and foreign. In the immediate foreground on the left hand is an alcove, the interior of which is in comparative obscurity. Two foreign attaches enter it and sit down.] FIRST ATTACHE Ah--now for the fireworks. They are under the direction of Colonel Congreve. [At the end of an alley, purposely kept dark, fireworks are discharged.] SECOND ATTACHE Very good: very good.--This looks like the Duke of Sussex coming in, I think. Who the lady is with him I don't know. [Enter the DUKE OF SUSSEX in a Highland dress, attended by several officers in like attire. He walks about the gardens with LADY CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL.] FIRST ATTACHE People have been paying a mighty price for tickets--as much as fifteen guineas has been offered, I hear. I had to walk up to the gates; the number of coaches struggling outside prevented my driving near. It was as bad as the battle of Vitoria itself. SECOND ATTACHE So Wellington is made Field-Marshal for his achievement. FIRST ATTACHE Yes. By the by, you have heard of the effect of the battle upon the Conference at Reichenbach?--that Austria is to join Russia and Prussia against France? So much for Napoleon's marriage! I wonder what he thinks of his respected father-in-law now. SECOND ATTACHE Of course, an enormous subsidy is paid to Francis by Great Britain for this face-about? FIRST ATTACHE Yes. As Bonaparte says, English guineas are at the bottom of everything!--Ah, here comes Caroline.