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We lately gave an account of an i'm
mtnse fortuac being left youth, by a gen
,leman who had accidentally met him in i
stage coach, on bis way 10 school, at Shrews
bu y. We have now before US letter on
this subject, from gentleman in Cam,
bridgshire dated October. 90, from which
we extract the following particulars:


delayed this letter till could give you
some particulars Of this most extraordinary
of all extraordinary shairs that ever came
to my knowledge. lhe young man who
has been spoken of ia the newspapers as
having Lad fortune of |, 500 ,o0oi, left him,
is one whom know very well, as. well as
bis family. They are respectable farmers
al Chippsnham, near Newmarket, and their
farm IS part ofthe Thorpe estate, of which
Mr.. Wis receiver, by appointment of the
Courl Of Chancery. Whenthe tidings were
first made public here, i. was considered IS
joke upon The father ofthe young man
and after il began. in some very slight de-
gree, 10 be credited, no ose coald think i,
possible that the property hsqueaihed was
SO Immense as 1t has since proved. The
accounts you have seen in the papers arc
pretty correct, as far ashley go, with the
exception OF this particular The person
VINO left the property. peyer knew the fami-
ly nor fortunate object of his bounty, any
farther Than by seeing him going 10 and
fr,m the Shrewsbury SCHOOL, But now for
the amount The Duse of Desonshire' in
come is 233 .Ooot wear, and tha. of the
Duke OF Rutland l26 oool by rent roll.
The income left to tbs youth is more thaa
double that of these Two Dukes -


Mr.. w. the receives above mentioned,
ADD who is a gentleman of great respccia-
bllty, was requested on THURSDAY. BY the
father OF the youth, to goto Chippenham
immediately TO meet the family. and ne
staid with them i'll Saturday. lhave had
much conversation with him since on the
mater. II appears, the person who left
this properly was named Drvelneaux liv-
cd recu sc, and was little known. In the
funds have been found millions, his proper
ty not one or TWO, but millions The
estate in Spin is valued at lo0,C00l year
1.-The Scotch estate Is immense--besides
an stale of great value in the West Indies.
there is not Sovereign in Europe, but
what Is indebted to him, and that TO an i'm
mense amount-scarcely loan that he has
not share In; or Nobeman's estate in
G. Britain involved, but This man hes a
claim uPon. Whatever you may think Of
this statement, II will soon be found TO be
rue. Mr. w. saysit is property Of
most dangerous amount, for tits more than
sufficient to overturn the state--I am sorry
10 add, that within the last few. dsys the
tavoured youth (who is about Is years OF
age1 has taken 10 his bed, and cannot be
persuaded toge, up. Il is feared that his
good fortune has affected his mind, and
great uneasiness and alarm are felt for him