... 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 ...

... 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; ...

... SUGAR.-There is still but a limited business doing in Bri. tish West Indio, the sales being confined to about 150 hhds at 338 ad to 3ss for Jamaica, and 30s to 828 Cd for Antigua; of East India about 5,000 bags have been taken at 27s Cd to 30o ad for dates and low Bengal, and at a3s up to 4il for Benares. About 60 hhids and 30 brls Porto Rico at 33s ad to 89s8 4,0011 mats Muscovado Manilla, ...

... 9be Ifarkems. BELFA ST. 22D Or 11TII IIONTH, 1851. WE have had a quiet week in our Corn Market, and prices may be considered unaltered. Flour of prime quality is in demand, and sells at full rates. Bacon, Hams, Lard, and Butter, remain much the same as last quoted. Flax is stationary. WloAT.-Wheat, whitc (farmers' lots, 1121bs.), Gs Od to 7s 6d; do., red, 65s Gd to 7s Gd per do. Store lots, ...

... LIMERICK TR LITERARY INS1iTUTEMR MOSLL'S ADDRESS. Un itursday evening Dr. Griffin presided at a meeting held in the Old Exchange roons, which were densely crowded to hear the inaugural address to be delivered by Wm. the IlonselI, Esq.,, M.P., who, onl Presenting himself, was loudly cheered, arid after some preliminary observations said he was there to comply with their wishes, because he ...

... CoIMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. I Saturdayj Eveening. There has been a moderate business done in pro- duce this week, without improvement in price. 'For shares rather more inquiry and higher rates. The corn market is steady and prices are fully supported. The payments from ?? tbis week are very triflingr, not exceeding £10,000. The custonm duties for the week are £18,400, of ,bich £8,400 on tea; £2 ...

... biicp IK63:- BELFAST, Nov. 25-Wind, W.-Weather, Cloudy. ArtRivrDn Nov. 23.-James and Frances, Ross, Galatz; Emmna, Donnan, Cadiz via Dublin ; Nancy. -Mav, Catania. 24. - Catania, lowell, Catania; Sultani, Fleir, Galatz; Millb, Gargorich, Quebec; O'llalloran, C opelard, Quebec. 25. -Prince of Wales, st., MI'Neilage, Floetwood. SAILED. Nov. 23-Erin's Queen, st., Silly, Lonidon Ape, Ivazo- vich, ...

... SMITHFrELD MARKET-- DYn - I Turinff Iarf wear th. imn-f. 5f I^ OG30DT UUrllug lA1T WeeK 105 Imports ot foreign beasts into Ifnd were seasonably large, aswill be seen on reference to ou statement. The total supply amounted to 7,036 head agashI 6,191 ditto In the corresponding period in 1850 h e,587 inag81at 4,261 in 1848; and 3,193 In 1807. 1 9i IMPORTS INTO LONDON IN THtE PAST WEEgT. Beasts. ...

... commercial. LONDON TRADE REPORT FOR THE PAST WEE._-The supplies of. wheat and flour this week have been very short, and the prices have advanced, for old foreign wheat, from Is. to 2s. per quarter. The supplies ob- tained front abroad during the- month ending Novem- ber 6, 1851, are statedhby MIessrs. Gillies and Herne at 141,926 quartets of wheat, agiainst 309,181 quarters in the ...

... hijp Nebt. BE.IAST, Nov. 22.-Wind, N.-Weatise, Vine. A 11 Rv E n. Nov. 21.-Minerva, st., ILyadl, Liverpuol ; Geertrnidn, Tunteler, Riga; Standard, Ritchie, Qucbec. SAILED. Nov. 21.-Royal Consort, st., M1['Kellar, Fleetwood. 22 -Glow-worm, st., MI'Leish, Ardrossan ; :Minerva, cct Lyall, Liverpool; Miltiades, Milligan, chzijlestojj, S.C.; Gauntlet, Dick, Glasgow. Arrived at New York. on the oth ...

... We (Liverpool Courier) have received the following letter from the captain of the Boston packet ship Daniel Webster:- Packet ship Daniel Webster, off Liverpool, Nov. 25. DEAR SIR-I beg leave to hand you the following ex- tract from my journal, on my present passage from Boston to this port, which information you may be desirous of obtain- Ing._ ' Sunday, Nov. 9, longitude 42, latitude 55, ...

... TEIB DUBLIN MARKETS TO (ACCURATELY REPORT1D YOJp ?? PRovIsaoNS.-Our Spittaltelds and jen4E ) wvere not quite so large this week as last week pri ntrt k and hams were much about the same a ces On f5 i but fancy light kinds were 6d to Is per cwt. O ,eoeis Bu~rEsa--Of late our country supplies have bee I prices not quite so good as in the beginnirg and Jre month, and we note prices accordingly ...