The Sun.
London, England, 1817-04-08 00:00:00

CONFE'NWN OF D. DIG(:, ,g, .
Who suffered thv a..-.:`.it Sentence of the f.,m, an a,temporary
Oanotes, et•ecied ft front `of the Coiitnj, Gaol, at Not-
tingham.
Duniei nigvie, being iibbnfAct.sidter death.,
and fearitig :hnt I imiy not be able. to ,unbutthen
my min:i
:tit the place of leiecntion, baVe requested
friondln.write down: the following remarks and
confessions., to be made public. afjer,iny decease.
" I freely acknowledge my.guilt with respect to
the particular rite for which..l am to suffer ;
yet T declare, that when. I entered Kerry's house,
I had no intention of taking away his life, and
that I never thought nfiiijuringhim until he seized
Woolley. • ,• • ,
I also acknowledge, 'that I was guilty, of the
attack upon Lord Middleton's gainekeeper,
,and
That 1. have been ctigaged. in most, of the frame-
jareakingstwhivii have taken plare in this. ueigh-
!at-m.1.44)0d bin Ole last e...ight. tnottili,si,,litit
.never was engaged in Ltidd;sun precious, to that
ti'me : I do oot, however, ptibliely mention the
names of mY associates, as it is my most anxious
hope, that they will take warning from my on-
'happy fate, and escape the miseries and 'disgrace
which 1 now experience.
" I would exhort with -the earnestness of a
,dying Wan, not only myinitnediate companions,
hat tal who have heen engaged in . Luddism, to
break off front practices which can' only involve
titemsrl.es and otikers in trouble. and ruin. .Wlien
hey observe a young maim just 21,years of age,
and who has only been married about as many
eeks, brought to the scaffold by these very
practices—when they see the anguish. of my- af-
flicted wile and parents—when they pass, by the'
church-yard of Basford, and observe the
_graves
4 Bamford, Towle, and myself-and when they
consider the perilous Wife of those now confined
in Leicester gaol, surely they will forsake their
wicked course, and all who may have furnished.
tnoney, as an ineentive to create, will
he induced to repent of their crueler. %Vt. have
been Mien told that. Luddism .would be,nefit trade,
but I most earnestly beseech all my acquaintance,
-as the List reilnest I shall ever Make of thew, to
consider it as leadi g, insemibly, to the'coniMiS-
Simi of the thirst crimes, eyeunotrder
Almost the *only comfort That I dory expe-•
dence is, that the otT an Iflrr matt ,vas
mint•sherifieed ; and as I consider Kerryi.and thiise
who ga‘e evidence ainst ine„- as instruments
ill
the baud of Almighty God, in bringing me • to
mt. 4J• •t• • it greatly increase my present suf-
os ,
leti1141: ceOldd Ntlppost: that any !thotild bear thrill
or malice, nu my account.
1 feel vet) gratet tl to Lottr.lliddleton for his
!einlerneis towards my loather; and I copfidently
in Nathan whilst he was in prison, that therein-ill
. he no occasion to Wing hint to second time before
a bar of
.justice.
ane who have visited me in Jolson have
'thought, from mil silence and reserve, 'that I did
not feel my situation sUfliciently, I can assure them
that I now weep bitterly for my crimes, and fer-
vently implore forgiveness at the tribunal' of Idea
who Once pardoni.4l a dyink criminal, and who
wilt not, I hope, condemn me, although so guilty
a stouer?“. to the bitter pains of Eternal Death."
DANIEL DIGGLE."

IIOMAC WRIGItt,
County Ggol,.Nuttinglouu, Tuesday,
• , Apra 1, 1817.

SUDDlibt DEATFI.--2011 'Saturday mining a
watchman of the name of Anthony Simpson,
whose beat lies iii,Ceil-street, in the Strand, was
faittrid deattLin his box between the hours of two
and three—he was heard to call tire . hour of two,
and on the patrule taking his regular rotted he
came to the deceased's box, whwe bead was bong-
int; over the door, and a, quantity of blood flow-
ing from his month. The pat role called .several
times to him, but received no answer ; be then
sprang his rattle, and immediately assistance wits
prom ed.‘ A surgeon was sent fair, but on his ar-
rival the spark of life. was extinct. The deceased
had been for some time troubled with a violent
aStlonatic complaint, and it is supposed that.a
ftt of coughing cause on, which, in all prtitiability;
ruin oro a blood vessel. The body was taken to
St. 151.1artio's IVoilshouse, slid an inquest' was held
thereon, who returned a verdict that " the de:
ceased died a rational death."
Supemoa MenICAL ADVICII.*—DrS. Co
NlUtittoe, ant! Co. of Charlotte-house, opposite
the Rev. Rowland 11111's Chapel, have established
another Medical Board in IVontlstOck-street, Ox-
ford-street, adjoining New Bond-street, where a
Physician and Surgeon, Members of the Royal
College of Loudon, of iltirly years experience,
reside. That thousands have .been restored to
health by their •united talents, without confine-
ment, is indispatable, after hospitals bati,failed.
Eruptions an the head, (ace, and body., ulcerated
throat, swellingi in t'he neck, nodes on the..shin
brines, eaucers, strictures, fistulas, pains in the
head anti limbs, anal nervous debility, are diseases
which appear years after, and often destroy domes:
tic happiness. Messrs. CoOpr,a, MuN'ara,
anti Ci,,
are consulted-daily at botli Houses, 'until nine at
night, where all the Members is the Board alter-
irately attend. There are, side doors at, each
house, and private, rooclis rot' females, Who arc
treated with the greatest delicacy. Advice gratiS,
at Charlotte House, Blarktriars, Tuesday, Thurs.
tiny, and. Sunday ; and at Wooltitock-house,
Monday, Wednesday, Friclay, , and Sundays, until
12 o'clock.
The Piles and titbits cured wit !tout Cutting,'
Lisi..eard was mice It eniitage town, but no tin
has been brought there during the mentor* ofany
psi ion -livings until S'aluttlay last, When 25 blocks
were forwarded. for coinage from the new' Sfuelt-
jog-11011FX at Drake-wails.