... TnE Board of Trade Retuans rot the month of Nov. were issued on Saturday, We subjoin a statement of the total declare( value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and eleven months Month of Oct. First eleven months. 1857 ?? £8,285,815 ' ?? £115,007,196 168 ?? 9,970,436 ?? 106,555,502 1859: ?? 10,858,001 ?? 119,G13,185 The aggrpgatu shipments in November ...

... BANNS AND RIAILWAYS. O a.I: a co DANKs,&. £ £ £ to £ 6 Northern Bank ?? 30 100 2 63 682 Belfast [lank ?? 25 100 C7 ,, 68 68 Ulster Bank ?? 2; lo 'JOS Os91 901M Provincial Bank ?? 25 100 7 ,, 79 77 Royal 13nnk ?? 10 150 22 ,, 22k 22j [liberiian flank ?? 100 324 ,, 33 321xk National lank .. 2.5 50 .02 ,, Gl 01 61 CoLinmorlail Buildings 9, 93 9 81 ,, 83 XD city of Dublin Steam,, 100 100j1k ,, 92 ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, FBIDAY, Dec. 16. BANK6RUPTS. A11 thas Hrestnge e. Of ?? siertea rs Mlriddlesex are hied al (IAe . mrDintnimianarel'abrl, ?? Iinaliall-atrer. LATTIMc1t0 Joshuia, of Saudridge, near St. Alb s'u, timber mer- chant. tfsur. Dec. 33, at 11, alid Jail. 26, at 12.-Sal. Murrouab, New InnkStrand.-Olticial nai ( e*, Johnson. BlOAH Thoma a and Herbert, (or Liverpool, ineriauants, to our. ...

... ITAIlE RIFLE' CLORI'S I MOVEi; IE AINDI !I THE CLOTH TRADE. l 10 CiOn Satur 'ay evening a meeting Was held in the rle 'Cvil Coureat the Leeds Town Hall, under the presidency ho! Ofthe I'AYOR (W. Kainl, E4q.), for the purpoen of forming xi a rifle corpjs in cornnection with the woollen, wool, dyeinig, and fluiehiteg trades of Leeds. There was a numerosan at- 8 astendaroce, i ncludienz the ...

... ; ti , ait FOREIGN AND COLONIAL. 3UAILS TO' AND FROM EDIXBURGH.: GEuzRAL POST O(FFee Deenmcier 81 - MAILs. Despatcedet. Xex t D um Australia and MauritillsJ D ieX Junr I3 viea Southampton ?? Jan 11, 5.40 P.. 'Ja. IL Do. do. via Marselles'-Jan 17, 7.20 P.M Jan. 5. Bahamas and Havarnah ,-Jan. 20, 7.20 P.M. Jan. 20. Canada and.LT Ited States (by CalZadiar. Packet) ta Jan. 4; 5.40 rn. Jan 4. Cape ...

... crabt an'tr &MMtra. MetroPoltuan CoIttle lMarket, MoNDAY.-The number of beasts, although trther 5sma11, 1i fslly adequate to the demand. Indeed purchasers being pretty ?? with their Christmas stock, business cannot be done ex- ce~pt at reduced prices, end many remasin unsold. There is a fair average supply of seepfortheday Thedemnd s gadandthey are readily disposed of at lat qotalos. hecaf-tad ...

... SBABB LIST-SATuBJDAY. ORDINARIt Railways. Befs n slymenla.. B3ir., Wor., & Scour Vie. Birk., Lan., and Choe Rlackbur ?? Blyth and TYlt .;i Boston, Sleaford,. ?? Bjristol and Sister . Caledorian ?? *Carmsarthen &'Cardigan Cork and e6andon ?? Cork, Blackrock, & P55 CornwaUl .- ?? Ditto A ?? Ditto B ?? Du Ilin and.1301fast June ?? Perth, & Aberdeci ?? East ?? Eastern Counties ?? Eastern Union, A ...

... JoE LjrERpOOL BOR01 GIF BA NK. ~.k ? wean -af the ?? b'l o1nsidering an account made up by the - e ?? the stat c f the comrpany's affhirzs, and fj~jto, r,0 in1 winding up1 the same down to the ex- 1rogl.r 'conI~d yea-r affter the possing of the reliolu- ,vonanda rpor f li 'o p the affair, of the' comp3any, adarpr *ong ie r~ hy th sluliu-up had not been corn- Sir j~ x .Moo ;avid ho was much ...

... -MOOAL AND FROVINCIAL MARKWO, ec. NUWOSCTLUATTLM MARKMT, Dec, 27.-Considering 6 this as a holiday market, :the show of stock on offer o here to-day has been unusually large, and their quality a was fully en average. The supply of beef comprised 1014 head. A fair e' demand was experienced for the better qualities at a about a dealins ox 6d per stone from the rates of last 6 week; but the ...

... SHIPPING INTBLLIGECE. I -. it_. 1,403 CAS UALTI RS. pee. eralof he Mornlng easbeenaurtber.-Melbonrtme,_- .E Herldof heMorin, Captain Atudolph, called from Livenpoel for e Melbourne on the 2ad of August. a e Kindreoohat is a total wreck at the South paint of Goda'ery. one Ween Sailor Bad eight paseengers have been saved.-Corings, Dee. . 15e. Boils (brig), parted from both anchors and came on ...

... I MONEY MARKEET. now SATURDAY EVENaSIG. from The stock markets todeay were rather dull. as ?? the close flatness prevailed, and Consols tdeclined to I per cent. Tile heavier railway th stocks were also slightly weaker. The cause was ualy realieations by operators for the rise desirous of now securing their profit. Generally, the reduction in 'ans, prices was not of much importance. toed IThe ...

... THE DERBY ARTIZAK CORPS. On the evening of Thursday last, a number of intelligent and well-dressed artizans assembled in the Town Hall, for the purpose of appointing officers the Artizan Corps now in course of formation. C. E. Newton, Esq.,' Captain of the First Derby Corps, occupied the chair, and there were also present. Captain Curzon, Lieutenant W. H. Cox, Lieutenant Tarpie, Sergeant K. ...