Street—Paris.

STREETS OF PARIS.

IN front of a Grocer's shop, is, a Coffee roaster;—adjoining a Butcher's;—by an admirable arrangement, all Bullocks, Sheep, &c. being slaughter'd at one extremity of Paris, where a large building is erected for the purpose:—next, a Tallowchandler's,—a Traiteur's, or Eatinghouse,—where, as the inscription implies, those who “ask no more than nature craves,” may (so far as such means contribute) keep soul and body united, at a small expence.—Passing, is, a Porter;—and beyond a Glover's, bearing a sign which is seen, among numerous others, swinging in most of the streets.—In front, is a Baker, with his cart drawn by a dog of a size very commonly pressed into the same service.