... ,i?bip N635. BELFAST, Nov. 4.-Wind, N.-Weather, Fair. Nov. 2.-Amlneyva, st., Ibvall, Liverpool. 4.-Prince of Wales, st., 2I'Ncilage, Fleetwvood. SA I L ED. Nov. l-Independenee, Mlartin, New Yorlk Ann, Walsh, Nantz. 2.-Evangtelistria, Cardaropulo, Co'nstan- thliople. 3.-Oceanica, Potter, Liverpool; Stork, At, Main, Glasgow; Royal Consort, st., !I'Kellar, Fleetwonl; Rover, st., Kerr, Derry. 4 ...

... RETURNS O)F tRISH BANKS (iF ISSUE. AN Account, pursuant to the Act 8 and 9 Vict., Cap. 8.37, of the aniount of Bank Notes anthorised by Law to he issued by the several Banks of Issue in Ireland, and the Average Amount of Bank Notes il Circulation, and of Coin held during the Fornr Weeks ending Saturday, the Ist day of November, 1851 Circulation Average Cir- Aver. amount of authorised culation ...

... THE ROYAL BANK 6F IRELAND. I ?? A OENERAL meeting. of the shareholders was held on 'Wednesday, at the Bank, Foster Place, Dublin. The SECRETARY read the report. The paid up capital of the bank is £209,175 0 0 The profits of the year terminated on the 30th August last, after deduct- ing all.-expenses.of management, amount to ?? ?? ?? 20,595 11 7 Out of which have been paid to the Shareholders, ...

... __DUBLINMARKE CORN-EXCHAGE, FEIDAY, NOV. 7 ?? omr Factocen A, ?? e (From Duseme an .Ades~dnleck~s CoN s.treet, Duddin.) Our market this morning Wa well attended. T Irishv wheat continues moderate, and our extree ?? ar reradily realised. There was a large ?? e foreign without change in price Oats were i and fully maintained the currencies of in eb°o samples of oatmeal in fair request, other de ...

... iA The usual weekly meeting of this body was held on Tuesday -evening in the board-room, Royal Exchange. At shortly after eight o'clock the chair was taken by Josur BAGoT, Esq. The Clerk read the minutes of the previous meeting, which were signed by the chairman. Be then read the minutes of the proceedings of the council for the past week, from which it appeared that Alderman William Andrews, ...

... SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION, OF IRISH MA- - NUFACTURE AND INDUSTRY. I h w r rl. . ?? . - I. . r nes weell s meeting of this body 'Wi* held in the spacious te bpard room of the society'a new hou and establishment, -: No3. 33, Anglessa-sreet. Considering the-brief space of time t which has elapsed ehice the new premises have come into tice possessiorn of tic -septx5 the various arrangements in ir ...

... 1bc Ijt arhets. B ELF}AST. THURSDAY, NovEMBER 20, 1851. TirE weather continues moderate and favourable for far- mers getting in with their labour. Our tnarkets keep' moderately supplied with Grain and Oatmeal, and prices are tending upwards for Wheat and Oats; other articles without change. Good foreign Wheat is more inquired after; and such would sell to our millers at rather improving rates; ...

... LONDON MAPRETS. I (From the Londoe AZew Price Current, No. IS.) SUGAR to-day was notto be obtained under the rates of iy,. day, but only a limited demand was experienced. The pr. chases are 590 hhds, &c, including 190 hhda 2 bril lMrbad,, which went a little cheaper, and rather more than malf o, l. fineyellow real d L38s to 389 6d, mid to gool 338 toels,d common 328 td to 8ls, and mid to good ...

... Sbip NTCW,5. BterAsT, Nov. IO.-AVind, N.W.-WVeather, Fair. ATtllVVEn. Nov. 9.-Tvnwald, st., Quail, Liverpool; littion, Gill, Alicante; Ossian, Paton, Galatz. Iu.-Rnyal Consort, st., MI'liellar, Fleetwood ; Superb, Menzies, Ibrail; Apol- lon, Monarchidi, Ibrail. SAILED. Nov. 8.-Svmpathie, Blulche, Memel; Charlotte, Uivs, Liverpool. ?? of Wales, st., MXlcilage, Flect- wood; Stork, st., Main, ...

... ml. L- - L p Ine nail-yearly general meeting of the ebareholders in ed this company was held yesterday at their offices, 15, Eden- d. qusy. Reporters were not admitted to the meeting, which id was strictly private, but the secretary has supplied the follow- e. ing as the report presented by the directors, and adopted:- he t he directors, in making their 47tb half-yearly report to 8- the ...

... THE LIWEP-O'OL TARKETS. CUC' An - Z1UiUAR.-The refiners having come very freely into the mar- ;h ket, some Considerable business has been done in plantation a_ sugar, the sales reaching 60D hhds, chiefly at prices rangingfromn le30s to 34s Gd, with some Barbadoes upto 88s 6d. Of East India nearly 8,000 bags have been taken for the same purpose, chiefly 0 dates, from 205 6d up to 388 6d, and ...

... DU1JLIN MARKETS. CORN.EXCEANGE, TR1DAY, NOV. 21. (MM DesUWe sd 4iG, -os iFacor, 6 5. elt s stretDuDaswn.) 4. ,We an note no change in either the supply or price ?? wheat at our mnarket this morning. There was a brisk de a for foreign, and, in some instanles, a slight advance wu. rdeace Oats met a languid sale, at barely the rates of last day. Nate samples of oatmeal in good requeot-inferior r; ...