TIMBER-YARD AND RESIDENCE OF MRS. PALMER, AND THE OLD AND NEW CHURCHES AT RUGELEY. - Sketch is taken 'from the towing-path of the canal that runs by the side of what used to be the timber-yard belonging to the late Mr. Palmer, the father of William Palmer, but seems now to be Pl

Advices from Peru state that the legislature had before them a project for selling outright, in the lump, all thg, guano of the Chincha Islands. The quantity of fertilising material is estimated at 11,670,152 tons, and the price demanded is thirty dollars per ton, or 350,104,560

ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.—A tire of a wheal of a first-class Carriage in the up mixed . express broke on Wednesday afternoon, about two miles south of the Tallington Station. 13efore the train could be quite stopped, the carriage turned partly over, dnd two passeng

The assistance of the benevolent is earnestly entreated in support of this Hospital, the funds of which are wholly inadequate to meet the increasing demands for relief. Six Thousand poor persons are annually admitted on their own applications; there are 30 beds for in-patients;

W. BENSON, 33 Ludgate Hill. f l OLD WATCHES.—Patent Detached Lever Movements, London-made, first-class Watches, 10, 12, 15, to 60 Guineas each.— Gold Chains in great vatiety.—J. W. BEN 33 Ludgate Hill.

HAYMARKET. The Stranger was produced at this theatre on Tuesday ,night, for the purpose of bringing forward a new actor—a Mr. W. Simpson—in the principal character. Mr. Simpson is possessed of intelligence, and may perform some parts very well; but a more unfortunate choice of a

and beautiful Dissolving Pictures, designed and painted by H. G. Hum, Esq., and Description, with Songs, by Horn, Esq.—Series of astonishing Conjuring Tricks and Delusions, by Mr. BORMAlN—Brilliant Popular Lectures on Flame, Fire, and Combustion, by J. H. PEPPER, Esq.—Demonstrat

variety.—J. W. BEN sox, 33 Ludgate Hill.