CHAP. III.

Description of Paris.--Place Louis XV.--Palais

Bourbon.--Triumphal arch of Neuilly.--Champs Elysees.--The

Louvre.--Its gallery of paintings, and museum.--Excellent

arrangement of the statues.--The Italian school.--Progress of

the French school of painting.--The Jardin des Plantes.--Museum

of Natural History.--Menagerie.--Manners of the

Bourgeois.--Palais du Luxembourg.--King's library.--New

structure at the Place du Carousel.--Pont Neuf.--Eglise de

Notre Dame.--Ste. Genevieve.--Sepulture in that church.--Church

of St. Sulpice.--Dome of the _Invalides_.--The Halle aux

Bleds.--Pillar of the Place Vendome.--Young Napoleon.--Duc de

Bordeaux.--Preponderance of Russia.--History of the "Victoires

et Conquetes, &c."--Model of the elephant, designed for the

Place de la Bastille.--Le Marais.--Agreeableness of the

Boulevards.--Great advantage of _quais_.--Hotel Dieu.--La

Morgue.--Manufactory of the Gobelins.--Le Palais Royal. 118

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