A Error estimation in linear regression

avner yakov
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I have a data set of 11 predictors and one response for 1000 observation and i want to do linear regression. I also have measurements errors of the predictors (also 11X1000 matrix) and i need to count for them in the total error estimation. how can i do that?
 
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