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France.-An accident had just occurred to the King of the French and his family. which had we'll nigh formed lugubrious pendant to that which deprived the late Duke oi Orleans of his life It appears that the King, Queen, and eight members of their family left the Chateau d'Eu, on the 18th ultimo, in chara-bonic, ia sort of pleasure van,) drawn by six horses. In crossing a drawbridge over canal, the horses took fright. One of the leaders plunged, broke a slight chain placed on the bridge as protec- ton to foot passengers, and fell into the ca nal. In this fall he dragged two horses with him, and their united weight most providen- tlally broke the harness which attached them to the carriage. The postillion, who rode one Of the wheelers, with great presence of mind turned the carriage pole against one of the posts at the entrance of the bridge, and thus stopped the carriage Tine escape of the royal family appears to have been little short of miraculous, for a I'e Deum has been celebrated at the Chateau for this most providential delivery.