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No. 1,326.—V0L. XIV.] -SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 1821.
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• . sm o'etoca. safety over nearly half the surfaib'of the habitableflinett anb Dealt Dr. Ainslie end Dr. Warren are here. Mr. .lobe, which taught her first to defy-the threats,
OF HER MAJ ESTY THE Q , „ 1 .
.Thompson, her Majesty's apothecary, is also come. .
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.. ,then enabled her to baffle the machinations of
r enemies--that noble determination did not for-
The Prince Equilano, Mr. llobhouse, and Mr.
-00.- Douglai Kinnaird, cameiin at a gallop about hal. ..• -e her even in her dying hour, und, if she steffatbd
Our account of the illness of her Majesty was an hour back; and a vast number of horsemen are verely, she suffered without a murmur. Opiates
continued in our last, up to the bulletin of Satur-
hovering about Brandenburgh-house for intelli were administered, and tbr some time they had a
.ence. The medical men aremow with her Majesty .• i ing effect; but, at two o'clock, increased in-
day •-
• evening, and we proceed with it to its lamented "we "ve been juieezelemot 4,,,,reopea of ~.: , „ .. wasoßaible...s. ever/ saw, wad skollusg.
fatal termination. Msjesty's..deceese. We mention the rumour to show - ' - attendance of the physicians was desired.—
** 13randenburgh House, Sth of August, 1821, the state of anxious feeling ; it is wholly without Drs. Baillie, Maton, and Holland, first arrived, and
• . Nine o'Clock, A.M. under their directions, the bulletin half-past four
" Her Majesty has passed the hut night better than the pre. foundation.
SEVEN O'CLOCK. .'clock was put forth. Dr. Ainslie and Dr. Warren
ceding one; but no material important amendment has taken
place. .• H. AINSLIE.. Stories of every description are afloat; they ar• oresented themselves immediately after. At four .
aW. G. MATON. caught up by the stage-coaches passing through ,'clock Mr. Wilde was summoned to her Majesty's
" HENRY WAHRKN.
" HENRY HOLLAND." Hammersmith, and will, no doubt, by to-morrow chamber. At that time a marked alteration—an
There were no prayers for her Majesty's recovery ,z . ornin,,, make their way to all quarters of the king •- iteration which could scarcely be mistaken—had
dom. lothitia!a authentic has transpired within the aken place in her appearance. The illustrious
offered up at Hammersmith on Sunday, a circum- last hour. ufferer herself seemed perfectly aware of the '
stance which excited considerable surprise, as it w EIGHT O'CLOCK.
ai change ; and, amid the tears of all who surrounded
Matters remain in the same state. A messenge her spoke with calmness and with resignation of
generally anticipated that prayers suitable to the
from the Duke of Sussex has been at Brardenburgh her, approaching dissolution. She thanked her
melancholy occasion would be read. House : he brought a letter, and, after waiting : friends for the care they had bestowed upon bee;
At half past three o'clock in the afternoon an ex- few minutes departed at full speed with the answer. lamented her inability to reward their kind'adwi
NINE O'CLOCK.
press was sent off to the seat of Dr. Baillie, near The Queen's medical attendants are still in con- as it. deserved ; and expressed the most perfect con.
v.ict.ion that in a few hours she should cease to need
*• Cirencester, Glocestershire, to require the immediate ultation: Lord Hood, Alderman Wood, Mr. Wilde,
UT! attention. She commended her soul with hu-
and Dr. Lushington are with them. A bulletin is
assistance of Dr. B. on this Queen. Imlay, but with confidence, to her Creator; and
presently expected. We hear her Majesty is dosing,
• The followinc* bulletin was issued at 11 o'clock
la and that she at present nearly or quite out of
sad been denied to her in this. Her Majesty ad- '.•
on Sunday : • pain. It is but justice to the individuals who come
vetted also to some highly important and interestiror
" Her Majesty has passed a more tranquil day, and is not:, pose her Majesty's household to say, that they are
facts, with which we are not as vet fully favoured",
svo:se this evening. (Signed as before.)penetrated with the deepest distress on her account.
'• ' " Brantlenburgli House, Aug. 5, 1821, and upon which we decline thereof for the presents
tt, Half past Ten o'clock, r M." The Queen, at least, may be truly said to have the
to enter. Front four until seven o'clock, the Queen
1.:. o thandeuburgh House, Sunday afternoon. 2 o'clock. blessings of those who eat her-bread.
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" tier Majesty's state has not undergone any alteration since .1.„ cr„oc,. continued to grow gradually worse. Her Majesty
the morning. (Signed as before.) 10 bulletin is vet issued. A few minutes since, not long before she became insensible, declared that
s• The following bulletins were issued on Monday:
the cry of women was heard in the upper apartments to die was happiness to her : that ever since she first
a "The Queen has had some relief during the night, and the; ... ~
ivied in England her enemies had, by plots and
state oilier majesty is more favourable to-day.—(Signed by four of Brandenburgh House; .but no immediate danger .:
• Pll),icians.) • is announced. It is impossible not to be struck •onspiracies, endeavoured to destroy her: ":end at
• ~ Drandenburgh House, Ay. 6, 1521, with' the earnest yet cautious demeanour of th.. sat," said her Majesty, " THEY HAVE DE.
Ten o'clock, A.M.' .:
" tier Majesty's symptoms still continue favourable." persons (no matter what their-rimk) who arc inces- STROYED ME! but I forgive them : I die in
• -ace with all mankind." Calling the servant,
(Signed by tire Physicians.) • sandy repeating their inquiries 'after 'her Majesty's •
..•-; o Btandenburgh !louse, Aug. 6, 10 o'clock, P.n." !lunette Bruae, to her bed-side, she said—" Your
• welfare. The only individuals who show themselves
We now proceed to give a minute account of all' .ister Dumont has done me great injury ; her at the lodge are two decent, attentive, young woe
s' 's that occurred on the immediate approach of her' men; and yet, notwithstanding the concourse o. wickedness has been very gre:tt : but tell her that I
l'' Majesty's dissjln t lOn. persons, and. the eagerness for intelligence, not a forgive—tell her that with my dying breath I forgive
~,, HAMMERSMITH. TUESDAY, ALY PAST TMRF.E P. M.
question is asked above the tone of a whisper. her." Just before eight, she sunk for a short time •
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A messenger from the Duchess of Kent has been , ato a duze. Soon atior the eye became fixed, tile
All here is alarm and confusion. A report is'
at Brandenburg:l House. We hear that he catried muscle grew rigid, and a stupor ensued, from which
~4 afloat that the Queen has had a relapse. No amis.° back only a verbal message; it is said, a message of -her Majesty never awoke. At twenty-five minutes
•'' factory answer can be obtained Irons the servants at' threatening import. ast ten o'clock (after an entire absence of sense ancl
HALF PAST TEN O'CLOCK. ^ faculty of snore than two hours) nature gave up tile
Brandenburololsouse. The morning bulletin still
a The struggle is over! Hope, fear, anxiety, are contest ; and, almost without a struggle, the
Consort
. stands at the gate. It is this:— now alike at an end: Caroline, Queen of England, f George IV., und the reigning Queen of England,
" The Queen has pa,sed the night without sleep: her Majes. is no more. 'expired,
' ty's symptoms are nut worse than yesterday.
~ The shock through the household was violent, At half past eleven o'clock the fullswin, bulletin •
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(Signed as before.) 0
.1. almost to stupefaction. About five minutes ago, a - was issued :-...
•-•," Mr. Wilde, Dr. Lushington, and two of her Ma- Moorish domestic of her Majesty burst, half frantic, " Her Alajesty de;thrted this lith at twenty-five minutes pass '.
kjestv's Physicians, are now its consultation. 'Tito into the vestibule; and at the same instant a loud s i n o'clock this night. (Signed us before.)
" Brandenbergli Bootie, Au
ry."
oy most :.I s positive orders are given that their conference
~' and lengthened shriek from the female servants, as ,n
, , se persona present at the moment of her Ma.
they rushed towards each other from their several esty's death were, Lord and Lady Hood, and Lady
shall not he interrupted.
apartments, rendered all explanation unnecessary to Ants Hamilton; Alderman Wood arse his son, de
o A messenger is this moment despatched to Dr. ' the horror-struck spectators. The cry of alarm was Rev. Mr. Joins Woos,' ; Drs.l3aillie, Ainslie, Matins,
Warren, and Holland; Mr. Wilde, Dr. Lu hiu
Baillie. . sit:Teel:a bv a long and fearful pause. It was a
5i HALF FAST roust O'CLOCK. pause of death-like silence—of a Silence which every . ton, and Mr. Austin. a g-
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n. 'lle evil news gains strength. The gates of her one dreaded to break. Even to the last fatal ono-
i. Soon after the bulletin was delivered, nil time me-
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Mjcsty's residence are surrounded. The household went, spite of evidence to the contrary, all had ;<dieal gentlemen, except Dr. Holland, departed.' Dr.
hoped, and many bad trusted, that she, their friend" Holland remained all 1 • '
is in consternation. The principal domestics believe 'night at Brandenburg i•I lOLA',
as did also Lady Anne Ilfttilton. NI. umerous V '*.
; . and mistress! would recover. The sobs of the women ;
and nt change,
il• - that there has been an mportaange, feat s
presses were sent off in different directions.
swere loud and unrestrained; the men covered thei '•
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i that it is a change of an unfavourable nature. The faces-svtis their hands and wept. It was lung before, In about an hour after the death of her Majesty II':
the servants were admitted to see lier;the body .
l'.. invirers arc so numereus, that it is found necessary ' any thing like regularity could be restored. For
all distinctions of rank appeared to be at ii
t"..) to prevent persons (except °frank, or on immediate .4
some time,having been laid nut, and a white covering placed 1 -
.... an end ;in this instance, the most eminent indivi.',l over it to the neck. The alteration in her features `oll
~., business) from . catering the avenue Dr. Bantle
great that 'several of thesis could scarcely he- ' A
duals present were sects 'walking about the house, f• „.,„ ,„
Longer, the Chia, ..;
is sent fur, we understand, at her Majesty's expres .
forgetting to claim, and scarcely receiving, any thing j;„„ it was their late tuistre.s.s.
desire.
• IM •csty broug,lit from the Brazils cul
like ready attention from their own servants. At ~ wheat leer aj
VIVE O'CLOCK.
Three expresses have this instant passed through
length, the neeesaity of making certain arrange- 1. orphan) is inconsolable, and refuses to take fro' ,;.
thee town : they have all taken the road to London.
meats produced the restoratien (in some degree) of'. The inhabitants of Hammersmith would sear.l/4. is; :o
order; and we arc enabled to collect a few partial.: credit tho intelligence of the Queen's death tul
High-street is crowded with persons, each question-•
.i!.: ing the other, and all alike unable to give answer. lad's which may be relied upon as authentic
„.;ifficial notice was given to the Rector of Hammer-
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it(' The inhabitants of the town are running from all • At an curly hour this morning her Majesty's smith church, and the bell began to toll. It tolled rm
t. quarters towards Brandenburgh-house. Dr. Baillie .- friends and servants were impressed with it f ' full eon-from two to three on ‘Veclnesday 'morning. and again r,,,
:Is arrived. ' viction of leer speedy recovery. It would appear,. him eight to nine. Young Austia is cverwheltneil ,
: • aVAaTEa PAST TATE. ' ii,,WCYCY, that the expectations of the Queen herself with grief; and indeed every 'member of' the family l'''''
',- ' The ill-tidings are confirmed. 'llse fullowings: were not so sanguine; for when Mr. Wilde re- •-s Dr. Lushingiou and Mr. W:hie were with her Mit- ..-.
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' bulletin has this moment been issued:
has
suddenly „quested leave to attend his 'waft:Clonal duties on the ~ iesty when she expired. She expre.sed a decided
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Of tile morning her Majesty • , . .
s western circuit, the royal patient intimated her wish • wish for her remains to be conveyed to German V, to i .'t s s• siftl
„. become much rinse. csignett so before.) ,
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This account, the more terrible as it was tines. that he' should remain. About. noon unfavourable - he interred in the same veldt with Ler gallant Loser ' •se -. -so")
WI. es si
pcctcd, scatters dismay in every direction. An ex_ ymptoms began to manifest themselves, and he a brother.
as ssee-s, ss,,' '
, hr's ‘s has been scut to the Lord-Mayor, with a copy* _Majesty endured considerable pain: that undaunted Dr. Lushington wrote to the Earl uf -Liver pa'; W. • '•-•?! s t
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of the bulletin. • ... resolution, however, which had touthicted her in on Wedtoolay wontng about 11 o i'' '
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