Grenadiers of the Royal Guards

GRENADIERS OF THE ROYAL GUARD.

A fine body of pick't men, and containing
"Many a good tall fellow"—
the whole being remarkable for their handsome and personable appearance,—are
"Neat trimly dress'd"
and well vers'd in "what pertains to feats of broils and battles:"—They in the foreground,
no doubt, have those, who
"Love them for the dangers they have passed."

On the left, some Parisian fashions for 1820 are seen, and among the spectators on the right, may be observed *Jenkins*, the *Spitals*, &c.