KINGSTON HOTEL.

HERE are found, an English land-lord, and lady,— excellent accommodation, great attention, moderate charges,—French chambermaids, (one of whom, *Justine*, is crossing the yard)—and Anglo-German men-servants.

An English carriage, with post horses, is starting for Paris :—in the foreground, a Swiss Voiture, usually drawn by three horses abreast,—and hired by parties proceeding to Geneva, Lausanne, &c.,—and a truck, laden with some baggage belonging to certain “Dillies” (or passengers for the *Diligence*), who are qualifying and fortifying themselves a la fourchette, (in the parlour) for performing their parts upon that *Stage*, and too intent on the rehearsal to make their appearance.

Garçon, on the right,—is drawing water,
Or, searching for Truth,—but which,—no matter!
Prob’bly the former,—whether the latter
Ever “lie at the bottom of a well,”
Or no,—we’ll “let the water drinkers tell.”—