... The cause of sanguineous apoplexy is the distention of the blood vessels of the brain to such a degree as to com- press ?? great volume of the blood which is sent up into the head bv the carotid arteries is returned b the jugular veins; two of which are so near the skin, thbithey are discernable plainly to the eye. If pressure with the finger be made upon these veins, the immediate conse- ...

... WINDSOR, TUESDAY. The Queen and Prince Albert took their accustouted peh dstrian exercise early In the morning, and again in the atternoon. Her Royal Highne6s the Princess Royal has been taken an sirtig.' The Countess of Charlemont arrived at *he Castlt to-dny, t; suecceed the l)uchess of Norfolk as the lady in waiting on her Najesty. The Earl and Countess ])elawarr, and the Ladies Eliza- beth ...

... -4. BILL. An Act to impose a Duty upon Foreign Wheat Imported into this Province. Whereas the free introduction of wheat and wheat flour into the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland from this province, would, by affording a market for these articles at all times certain and available, promote essentially the agricultural and commercial interests of Canada; and whereas foreign wheat is ...

... THE PATNVT SELF-LOADING CART, OR STREET SIVE-GP1NG A12 CHINE. (Frona the Manschester Times.) Tise patent self-loading cart, or street sweepinig machine, now in operation Iin Mahnchester, is continually exciting conl- siderable -attention as it is traversing the Streets, and sonic acecouttl of the plinciple oih which it is constrUssts'd, ittd its capabiibties will, we doubt not, be at matter of ...

... ' IX. I SP~A IN. MADRID, JAN. 23. A[Rnosi OUVI OWN CORRES55'NDENT.J An (irrange meut was concluded to-dayby the Spanish govtrvnreat and the banking-house of H. O'Shea and Co., of Madrid, for the payment of the last instalment duo to the British Auxiliary Legion. The funds for this purpose will, I understand, be immediately transmitted to London. The Lesseps controversy, as it may be termed, be ...

... TO DANIEL O'CONNELL, ESQ. HONOURED SIR-The Queen sent for the Doctor last week, not feelin quite asy in her mind, at the notion of meetin Parliament. He came down by the train, and as the mistreos charged him to be back for dinner, lost no time in scratchin with his nails upon the door of the Royal department. You, that nose the manners of coorts, don't want to be insensed on this pint of a ...

... PEERS WTHO DIED IN 1842. Age. Age. Duke of Cleveland, - 76 Lord Rolle, . - - 86 Duke of Norfolk, * - 77 Lord Teynham, - - 74 Marquis of Hertford, - 64 Lord Mlauners, - 863 Marquis of Wellesley, - 82 Lord Somerville, - 57 Earl of Munster, 48 Lord Rodney, - - 60 Earl of IMacclestleld, - 87 Lord Berwiek, - - 69 Earl of Ludlow, - - 83 Lord Rossmore, . 77 Earl of Shannon, - - 71 Lord Gray, - . - 77 ...

... e- TUESDAY, JAN. 24. *r,) ,INSOL.VENT-. er- John Walker Hlayfied, Derbysitire, grocer. mlo, ?? B~~SANKRUttPTS. it if . C. CL ARKSON, Comnmercial-road, Lamnbeth, tanner, old Jan. 31i, Marchl 2, at Basingltal I-street, Sol., Mr. Lloyd, so Clicapaide ; ofictil assig., Mir. Graham, Basinghiall-street. Vs ;I . BEAR, Rainogate, draper, Peb). a, Marchl 7, at Basing- os-j hall-street. Solo., Messrs. ...

... LEGISLATION IN TIE OLDEN TIME. Teeiporc mvntantar. The following are a few of the ceactments of our ances- tors, some of which have been repealed, and others are now obsolete:- Boors.-The price of books increased to unmoesurable rates shall be qualified by the Chancellor, ITreasurer, and two ChiefJustices, or any two of ?? f25 IHenrySth, cA. 15. ALEsOUtrSES AND TlPPLIN .-No iinnkeeper, ...

... 1JCKINAGUIIABI CONSIERVA,1 TIVE AISSOCI- A TI7 ON.A 'Tel anniiversary of thle Bucli in ghai sihire Conservative Association was celebaitetd lty a splendid festival on Tuesday week. Of tbe siweecles delivered on that occa- sion we may justly remark, that tile L wit wliell will ex- cite most discession, was titost replete wiilt interesting miatter and mnost seasonable in its topics, wvas the ...

... D)ElRIJY NAll',CURY.- IVEDYESDAY, Fmutumiy 1, 1843. T lie opellilig o.t PAl 11.NlsA51Er NI ill take p1i1i4 I ?? by' Commissioil. ?? (iiitlNArttilth-tioii the Eairl :fot'I)i . l: Mr. Puiti.i eMti-.is, the nlt'lietrfior Bristol. lie to ll'' the A.Xddr'Si illie I lU H ot'(o('olommilons. In llle IIouse' of' Lords, accortliing to the Mlortm'' ?? thle .EAii. ot'S TAN~iME Will III(oe tile foill¶ ,min ...

... GRAND BLAST A TiIE)0OVIER RAAIL WAY,V SPL ENVDlD ENVGINVlYElUlVG TRIUMPH1. 'I'he great blast at Rorrrddown Cliff, Dover, consisting of 18,100lbs., or 8s tonls of gunpowder, which has lately produced so great a sensatirn in the scientifie world, was fired off on ' Thrrrsday last at two o'clock. A line of de- inarcation was irarked off by signals, and police and military were stationed talong ...