House yesterday, for the purpose of view- ing the collection of pictures. The Princes al-o inspected Ihe collection of Lord Francis Egerton at Bridgewater House. Letter-- have been received from the family of ihe Dukeof Bucrleuch, dated from Naples, by which vve re- gret to find

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Inhabitant* of Blackburn and it* Vicinity, that has REMOVED from Aor<*- onfe-, into NEW and COMMODIOUS SHOP, in Kxug H'iUtnni St net, the Corner of Lord Street, opposite the HoM-Office; and he trusts that this step his part, whilst it affords him the advantage 01 more convenient

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TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir,— lt appears that the Whigs having packed the house- hold with their friends, have at length passed a magnanimous resolution that no alteration whatever shall take place in that arrangement during her Majesty's reign. And this they are pleased to

3500 bags were brought forward in public sale, and went off briskly at fully advance ; fair to good white, 6lis to 6d. FOREIGN. The sale of two cargoes of Manilla afloat made in Liverpool, presumed to be for refining in Scotland, has caused more inquiry here, and a parcel has be

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present occasion. He hoped, however, there would be no argument on this occasion raised to produce any angry feeling, and he should abstain from going further into the matter, reserving to himself the privilege of making a reply to any observations that might be offtire , l requ

At the conclusion of the above case the foreman of the jury begged to call the attention of his lordship to what he considered the very bad mode at present adopted of summoning the jury. Forty-eight jurymen were now summoned for each law court, for the sittings in and out of ter