Cabriolets.

CABRIOLETS.

THESE are very numerous,—and great acquisitions,—plying at regularly appointed stands, to be enjoyed at reasonable fares, and tho' allowing but a confined view of what passes,—afford a refuge from rain and mud, and great relief to those the back sinews of whose legs have not served an apprenticeship, or, a few campaigns, on the pavé of Paris.—The drivers being civil and intelligent, whenever a moment can be spared from their vociferous notices of, Garde! Hay-ho! Garde!

On the right, is a Wine Merchant's—houses commonly flushed in the same manner:—adjoining, an Upholsterer's, *Madame* being seated in the glazed enclosure:—and on a house in the next street, are (oyster) baskets filled with straw, denoting a *Dépôt* of shell-fish.