... LATEST 5INTE LLIGENCE. ARRIVAL OF PRINCE ALBERT. On Thursday afternoon, Prince Albert arrived at Dover, accompanied by a numerous retinue. The prince was warmly received by the assembled crowd. HOUSE OF LORDS-TnursDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. The Lord Steward of her Majesty's Household communi- cated her Majesty's most gracious answer to the address ...

... - - 11 The postage stanmps which aro to como inlo 11t0 Oil Mon- day next, will be punireascabla at Overy post-ellice in London, anli all licensed vendors of stamps. Staml)s if two )iIc0s will bo issued-ponny mnd twopenly stunlis. Tbo peiny stamps will be proited in black, the twopenuy ii bhie ink. At oach side of tho covers directions respecting the rates of postage, the pricos of stamps, &c., ...

... DOIMVESTIC. I itli PnRVY COUNCIIr,-The Queen held a Privy Council on mn Friday afternoon at Windsor Castle. The Lord Chaulcell= n delivered to her Majesty the patent ?? the Prince ;o Vil' the United King dom of Great Britain and Ireland Prince of We Wales end Earl of Chester. At the Council the name of his Royal Ilighness thle Prince of Wales was ordered to ho ire nserted in the prayers of the ...

... MEFS ETING. I 111 'tlmeelat hla til .1oalrd of Guardians held their weekly ( .ilt ,Vceers (Ollire, Lorl Street, Preston, when :1 ll ( . 1 E 15, rl irt: an, j it A(Illisoll. slq., William Calrow, Eq. , Vin. elr~DiW ]: q., Col. Austell, Riev. oblert llurylbv, *1 *;llil II Ie'l;y. m yobliJ Tonimlnsont. (it lhert BaIVle. G eorge Abbott. Ecelsv. Riechard Gorst. II:, l1wr1 B)laoev. lesry Astley. Ir ...

... I THE CHRONICLE.. I _ _ . . . ?? PRESTON, SATURDAY. AUGUST 5, 1843. II _- I OVERLAND MAIL.-Alt the intelligence of any particular interest brought by the Overland Mail will be found under its proper bead in this day's paper. There is non of it of any great importance, if we except the paciflc treaty into which Shere Mahomed has entered with Sir Cbarles Wapier, and the consequent dispersion of ...

... , . . BLE TA ' 4AN.-Mbut a miraelo of crcati ov6;i :fear. 'M V fully and wonderfully ?? rearedby jeinite n !wisdoin- a prodigy of.parts., ,fCouId. the ?? me- . 4 . e'aislsW of. manl be unveqile'd Lor its thousand movemients :be i 'seen' throufgh atranspa 40ut\.flum, ,wiat-e. n scenf 'is templation, wonder', aa'ndMast'p.5 ti enl what' o me dium 'of adoratioml3of the /4'!indleai tf daye ...

... f TO CORRESPONDEN1TS. T. E. ntc't weeh. It.. W,! ?? are sorry the ?? was redeived too late * to Ieqafseidiice ?? 1SEPTEGiNEIIAN'S note was recei'dd just'as uei were' goino AGnicuxLTuaxTa.- Ye will endeavour to snake rooM for this lttterrn our next. AQ. CtScTANT READEI can put a tenant into the house, 4tit is liablefor the rent, unless the tenant is accepted by the landlo'rd. ;J. P.-What other ...

... Preston int o Ie'fi | The interniedlste Sqasloiss of _ftl'eonl qm]cqsien,d at tbe C~out ' house. yesterday morning before ?? Mdilon, thes rec.oidr.-Tho' PE following maglitrates olsa. took 'their scales on tbe`bench':- .Cl;~f .61 Auttin, R.- Newsbam,. T. Lowndee,'Jas. Focdder, W.5Blnley, Wmn. tb Birsai, ; ocodoJ.Itesln, d~leye,~es's,'an' heRev. at 0. B. Kesidal. 31, *The Counsel in attendance ...

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... AG.i:.iLt;ALAEFOT iF1 MARCH.i! ?? ~~ R. !Ar.Bt9l ?? ~ H i| * . ~o rsat i sU une'~inhi afly;.a blosmi: por7nt,;ie riod 'o l tion is chiefly. influenced-by.;tie sla~te ` ofthb atmosphere, i few ~narks p tba~.esprienced this monthmyno b. ?? ig . gItghs, ,oelfol' i Ifith8tJ3~ lulld$ke$ se'aotias, seasonably flipe ;bqIt from, I~q 813 p, tb'ett~R p fIDtqet,'iowet5 fclly I~lowj da~iy'in, qvery part4 ...

... i~ - , - - ?? - . . m ?? . .~ b- SPED. . * of a.- 46 1 ?? I j i iF l\. 9 of a' = 1FEDbestale.M'. g.CiescawordhesoiommeneiCd thepubtticationof ierles of letters in fevour of locat legisa% Ie for Ischtnd, reti ntbe imper alcondectdo ?? Contrarytogeneral apprehension Initho.early part of the stagDn, brwtetoeshwe turned out as very abundlnt. eop. in the eounty Tip. perar.y I EX i John Lsw.ees haee ...

... 11 'The hands employed by Mr. Robert Gardner of this town, having demonstrated by experiment the practicability of di ninishing the hours of labour in factories, without injury to either the employed or employer, meet on Tuesday next, to celebrate the anniversary of the event. The course that has been pursued in this instance is worthy of all praise. The Legislature regarded the subject as a ...