CHANGE OF FORTUNE.-A very...
LIAwANO.E OF FORT(tNE.-A Yery singular Yeverse of fortune hba lust happened to an Irishman of the name of Arthur Birns. belonzing to the count> of Tyrone, Who at pregent resides in the Hizb-street, Glasgow. e WIcnme to this country a num'oer of vear am snd h-s since worked in the humble capacitv of a build er's labourer, and bore the character of a sober and industrious rman. Ar. uncle of his, who went to the East fidie. in earlv life as a merchant, accumuitted a large fortune, anti while on hi' death. bed at Calcutta made a wiLl bequeathing the whole of his propcrtv in fnvourof his relation. The will was gent home, properiv realed be e;zbt or ten diR'erent executors, whose names are Attached to it. Inquiry waymmade after Burns in the north of freland, where it was ascertained that he long befnre had .one to Scotland. A messenoer -ws immediately despatched from Dnblin to this city, and careful 'nquiry wais made among the various kinds of labourers till he was at length trced out a few days ago, and thegood news imparted to him. Hewvas furnished with the copy of lus tnnle's will, appoint. o..g him sole beir to hir immense vroptertv, amounting to 190,0001. in ctsh. several valuable estates, five merchsnt vessel, at sea, besides an inventory of furniture of the riehest and mnost costly descrition - mnTnnv nther articles zre a Vold table, the length an(d breadth, and r,urerficial din,ensions of which arc stated; a bedstead Mountel with god, a pair of slippers with gold buckles, two carria-es fin, i ynr.unted with ;ilver, and various other articles cqually tI;le ,dla' Ont of the vcascls, callect the Margret is on her pass d with sone of these valuable eFectsandalarge stock" home. *ainm arA rteveral puneheons of rum consigne-' the ciest Burns to the rare of a respectable merchant i. DubIin Mr ot ns. is ah=ut .i Qyears old, is rr=Tried, but Witloutchildren. N the money or eflicts have yet arivetv, as the wil was despatC'ed before the merciant war dead, bt saccountofhsedeceaseantle arjyivj ofP the effetcs are dAily expetd r un nth m iean tire has naver cesed a single day fro his employment,and " rscb less elated on the subject than might have been e ected. He reg-w camrries home in the evening his usual hundl'e of sticke 'andes his arm for foalL As is always the ase in mattersf thi kind, new friends and acquaintances wtuom he never rnew bei, have sprung up on every side, who arc eager in, their tndeavours o serve him ad ctlloffersof accommodation vith m(nng'are nnound, ed; but h,. hs declienc3 their services, and prefer vrorking in hi' hnrmely Fnrb~ and nbstemnious fare till he be able t6 touch hI own., S3Q i. was ent by his uncle to him in Ireland somoe years qgo, hj_ =u,,ted to the care of a gentlematn, wvho kept it, nnd wheni bg failed ir, Londo4 .he -snked the labourer as one of the.c cditors. uoas . 1s., but helhsLmnot received- lt arid itoult ee te isg fo4 htn will CPtIW Oh huMn an at