Star.
London, England, 1820-05-02 00:00:00

TO TM DAIL:GUILTS.

" To in' DEAIt DA LC NTS O.— My drat little girls, receive my
kind love and affzctlon, once more, tor ever, and adhere to these
my sincere wishes, and recollect, though in a short time, ycu
w:11 have nothing more of your father. Let me entreat you to
be loving, kind, and obediot to your poor ir,,:her, and strive
all in your powers to comfort her, and assist her whilst you exist
in this transitory world, and let your condt.ct throughout life
be that of virtue, honesty, and industry; and encle.vour to avoOd
all temptation, and at the same time put your trust in (?(•n. I
Lope unity, peace, and concord, will retrain amongst you all.
Lerma, fafewel, my dear children, your unfortunat: father,
" JAMES INGS.

" To William Stone Inge and his Sisters."
TO MS SON.

" My DIAZ LITTLZ BOY—William Stone Jags, I hops you
will live to read these few lines when the remains of yr. pcyr
father is mouldered to, dast. My dr. boy, I hope you will beLt-
in mind the unforte. end Of your father, and not place any con-
fidence in any person or persona whatever; for the deception,
the corruption, and the ingenuity in man I am at a loss to com-
prehend—it is beyond all calcul-tion. My dear boy, I hope you
will make a bright man in society; and it appears to me-the
road you ought to pursue is, to be honest, sober, industrious,
and upright in all your dealings ; and to do unto all men as you
would wish they should do unto you.' hly. dear boy, put your
trust in one Gon; and be cautious of every shrewd, designing,
fist-tering tongue. My dear boy, be a good, kind, and obedient
child to your poor mother, and comfort her, and be a lovi:1
brother to ycur sisters.. My dear boy, I siccerely, hope ;:r.41
trust you will regard these, my last instructions.
" Yr. loving and unforte. father. "JAMES INGS."

Newgate, Siinday night, eight o'clock, April zO, 1820."
Sunday, Davidson wrote the fol:owing Letter, which was de-
liceredto Lord Har.sowsr :

Nome Loan--It is with the greatest pleasure I write
to inform your Lordship of my innosence cf the charge vrberria
lam shortly about to suffer death. My Lord, permit me to in-
form your Lordship, from the personal knowledge• I have of
your Lordship'eftmily, it is impossible I could be guilty of the
slightest intention to harm your Lordship in any way. My
Lord, I have had the honour of working at your Lords*ies •
seat, in Sandon Ball, Staffordshire, wherein 1 workcd fur Mr.
Bullock, of Rugehy, and would at any time lose my life in your
defence than to be an accomplice to harm yott, or any other
man; be his condition ever so peer, =eh more so many ill-zt-
triotts persons, and among them one I had so great a reercct
for, from personal knowledge, as your Lordship. I declariamw
to your Lordship, as I hone to be saved, that .afr. Edwina was
the man who gave me the mcncy to redeem the blunderbuss,
which Adams carried away to Cato street; I gave it to Itim rot
knowing of any plot ; and, as I related to the Privy Council, Mr.
Gouldworthy mct me in John-street, Palliand-road ; he fa...,
me a sword to take to Cato-street, and a bundle, which 4.csis-
taMed belts. When I found 1 was tntrapped,.l t:attrally at-
tempted to escape, bur never fired. I neyttr had any 1 htole is •
my possession ; at.d, in truth, my Lerd, 2./r Edlostds nu tt
know that I am not that man of colour tha was in their party,
if he will do me the justice to say so."

The wife of Cooper, on he,aring, on Friday, that her
' husband had received sentence of death, was seized
with a fit oisirenzy, and lies in a dreadful state at her
lodgings near Montague-street, Whitechapel.
Wilson, Harrison, Strange, Corper, ani Dradburr,
whose punishment was commuted into hatishment for
life, %vele this morning sent OA; under a proper escrieti
'to the hulks at Portcinouth, where they will t emain till
the sailing et the first convict ship tor Bourn, 134 r.
i Jam:* Gilchrir*, tbc cem.lhotatt, who has been revisal side st 4
I his NA,rebes's pkmurc, mamma is Nktipti.