The Messenger returning _Tuesday_ the 12th of _January_ he brought a Compliment to the Executors from Captain _Wickham_, (who had treated the Messenger very civilly,) to this effect; that he gave 'em his hearty thanks for their intended kindness to him, and if they would please to come to _Swackley_ for a Month or more they should be very welcome, and have the use of all the Geldings, _viz._ the Black, the Bright Bay, and Dapple Grey, tho he could not well part with 'em for good and all. Upon this full satisfaction received, about three the next Morning with no more than a Watchman and a Lanthorn in a Coffin of four shillings price, he was laid in Earth in a Nook of St. _Clements_ Churchyard. Postscript. The Nurse and Assistants that attended him in his sickness now call to mind, that they once or twice observed him to laugh to himself very pleasantly, which they suppose proceeded from the pleasure he took in cheating the World he was then just upon leaving. _FINIS._ _DIEGO REDIVIVUS:_ or the Last WILL AND TESTAMENT Of the Pretended _Humphrey Wickham_, Esq; Alias WILLIAM MORREL, alias BOWYER, &c. WITH A Full RELATION of his Notorious CHEATS and IMPOSTURES: Who dyed at Mr. _Cullins_ House, the Third of this Instant _January_, in the Parish of St. _Clement Danes_, &c. _LICENSED and Entred in the REGISTER-BOOK of the Company of Stationers._ _LONDON_, Printed for _Abel Roper_, at the _Mitre_ near _Temple-Bar_. 1692. ADVERTISEMENT. This is to give notice, That the Fine COFFIN, mentioned in the following Relation, is to be sold in _Shipyard_, without _Temple-bar_. _The Last_ Will _and_ Testament _of the pretended_ Humphrey Wickham _Esq_; _alias_ William Morrel, _alias_ Bowyer, _&c. with Annotations thereupon_. The Publick undoubtedly cannot be better entertained, than by the following Relation, of one of the most notorious Cheats as has been known in an Age, which has already made a very amazing Noise in the Town and the Particulars whereof, may be no disacceptable Entertainment.