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London, England, 1832-08-29 00:00:00

THE REFORM AND BOUNDARY ACTS.
In 12 mo., price 9s. boards,
L RUSSELL'S TREATISE on the RE-
FORM ACT, 2 William IV., chap. 45, with
Practical Directions to Overseers and Town Clerks, and a
Copy of the Order in Council of the 11th July, 1532.
Also an Appendix, containing a Copy of the Act, and of
the Boundary Act.

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THE LATE DUCazettes .DE REICHSTADT.

(Post Mortem Report.)
The body of the deceased Duc de Reichstadt was exa-
mined by the physicians on the 25th of July, at the Palace
of Schcsnbrun. The following are the chief remarkable
appearances which presented themselves at the examination
of It• The external surface of the body was marked by
lid patches, resulting from the numerous bites of the
eeches which were applied. The skin on the chest and
the
surface of the scalp was in a state of vesication, in con-
sequence of the use, shortly before death, of the tartar
emetic ointment, and on each arm were the marks of blis-
tering Plasters. On opening the skull, the physicians
found the dura mater unusuallyithickened, and adhering
to the arachnoid by strong fibrous bands; the pia mater
was exceedingly vascular, and the substance of the hernia-
Pherea appeared as though they had been compressed. In
the left ventricle a considerable quantity of fluid was
found, and, after removing the brain with the cerebellum,
there were at least three ounces of fluid found in the fossie
of the cranium. The most remarkable appearances were
those in the cavity of the thorax. The right lung was
adherent to the lining of the ribs, and was converted into
a.tna.ss of tubercles carcinomatous in their nature, and
Yielding a fluid of an extremely fetid odour. At the
superior part of the left lung was observed a tubercle in
the stage of suppuration ; the remaining portion was
healthy. The thymus gland was considerably larger than
it is almost ever found in persons of the age of the Duke,
and was converted into a hard state, resembling cartilage.
The internal surface of the larynx was corroded in some
parts. The liver was found enlarged, but, in other re-
spects, was in its natural condition : the gall bladder was
unusually small, the pancreas healthy, but the spine un-
usu illy large and soft. The stomach was remarkably
small, but in a natural state. The mesenteric glands
were much larger and more granulated than usual. No
other remarkable appearance was observed in the abdo-
minal or cervic cavities, except that the left kidney was
larger than is generally found to be in such subjects.--
French Paper.