Abstract: Oxidation of insularine (Ⅰ) with m-chloroperbenzoic acid yielded four insularine-N-oxides. Two of them are identical in every respect with our insularine-2β-N-oxide (Ⅱ) and insularine-2'β-N-oxide (Ⅲ), two rare examples of naturally occurring head-to-tail bisbenzyliso-quinoline N-oxides newly isolated from Cyclea sutchnenensis, which confirmed the structures of the two novel natural N-oxides. The other two are new. compounds and their structures have been established as insularine-2'α-N-oxide (Ⅳ) and insularine-2β-2'β-N, N-dioxide (Ⅴ), on the basis of spectral data (UV, IR. ¹HNMR, NOEDS AND MS) analysis.