Crown Of France.
Louis XVI II. is succeeded by his brother,Charles Philippe Count d'Artois. C.harles X. is nearlyf 67 years of age. The followilg are the other menbeTs of the House of Bourbon, of the male sex, in the order of their succession to the French Throne *- 1. Louis Antoine,Duc d'Angouleme (now Dauphin), bornAugust 6), 1775. 2. fHenry, Due de Bourdeaux, son of the Duc deBerri, born Sep. teimbzr 29, 1820. 3. Louis Philippe, Duc d'Orleans, born October 6, 1773, who mArried Alaria Amelia, daughter of the King of Sicily, by whom he has male issue. 4. Ferdinand, Duc. de Chartres, born September 3, 1810. 5. Louis Charles, Ducde Nemoens, born October 25, 1814. 6. Francis Ferdinand, Duc sle Joinville, born August 14, 1818. 7. Charles Ferdinanld, Duc de Penthievre, born Jan. 1, 1820. 8. Henry Eugene, Duc de Aumale, born June 16, 182. Of that illustrious branch of the Bourbons, the House of Cond6, there is but one individual remaining, Louis Henry Joseph, Due de Bourbon, born April 13, 1756, who is the ninth in the succession to thie French Crown. Of this Prince, who wajthe father of the Due -d'Enghien, an anecdote is related, which shows a trait of singular ,delicacy. On the death of his father the Prince of Conde, the title -fell on the Duc de Bourbon, but as he has no family, he refuaed to assume it, saying, " I ari not worthy to be the last of the Condes." CROWN OF FRANCE.