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7hc -4ame of CAarles.-lrance has no cause to congratulate herself on the ma- lority of her Kings who have borne the name of CnARLEs. CHARLES the Ball. was a capuchin King, and a visionary. CHARLES the Fat was possessed of de- vil and died a fool. CHARLES the saus- pie was worthy Of his name. CnaLEs the Handsonae was the enemy of com mcrce, and travelled nowhere without a carriage full of relics. CHARLES the ltise, in one day, during the time of the Jaequerie, killed 20.O00 of his subjects CnAREs K, the King of St. Bartho- lemy, as MEzERAY tells us liinsclr shot his subjects with his towling-pieee.

 CHARLES k, Ut Ilolyrood, crowns the series.