The Sun.
London, England, 1821-08-06 00:00:00

THE QUEEN'S ILLNESS.

[FROM TUE TIMES.]
Her MAJESTY'S condition was considered to
be so alarming on Friday evening, that Mr. Fox,
the Proctor, of Doctors'-Commons, was sent for
to make her will, which was :executed by tile
o'clock. Her NIAJEST.Y gave her instructions foi'
drawing it' up with the utmost composure. The
following Bulletins were issued on Saturday—
(For thefts!, see I'm Stnc of that day :—)
" Her Majesty has been in a sound sleep since six o'clock
this morning, and still remains so. All the symptoms are as
before. " H. AINSLIE.
" W. U. MATON.
" PELHAM WARREN.
44 HENRY HOLLAND.
"Brandcnburgh House, Saturday, Aug. 4, /2 o'clock."
At two o'clock the following Bulletin was
issued :

" Her Majesty still continues in a tranquil state."
Her Majesty after awaking from her first sleep
in the morning, twice partook of some water-
gruel, which remained upon her stomach. At
three o'clock the following Bulletin was issued :
" Her Majesty has had some comfortable sleep since the last
account"

Another bulletin was expected at four o'clock,
but the physicians, after some_ consultation, de-
cided that, in consequence of the still tranquil
state of her .Majesty, they would, not issue any
until 10 o'clock, lest her Majesty's disorder might
again take an unfaVourable turn. Every means
was taken to keep Brandenburgh-house and its
:immediate vicinity as quiet as possible. Orders
were, given at the lodge to, prohibit the passage of
all persons of whatever rank or condition, unless
they produced the privilege of the entree. Per•-
sons were constantly employed both at Cambridge-
house and at the porter's lodge of Brandenburgh-
house in showing the bulletins, as they were
issued, to the numerous inquirers. The follow-
ing were among the persons who, called and left
their names at her Majesty's residence :
Mrs. Wild and family, Countess of Jersey, Lady Mary
Bentinck, Mr. Jones, Miss Sayer, Mr. Oldfield, Lady C.
Lindsay, Lady Francis, Mrs. Holme, Mr. Sheriff Waithman,
Sir H. Englefield, Earl Grovenor, Mr. Frost, Lord Ossuiston,
Mr. Lumley, Mr. and Mrs. Hethersell, Lieut.-Colonel Jones,
Mrs. and Miss Chambers, Major -Russell, Sir Robert Dundas;
Mrs. and Miss Chaloner, i%.Ur. Jones, Sir William and Lady
Paxton, Clifton, Esq., Lord A. Hamilton, Mrs. Jenkins,
Mr. Pierce, Duchess of Somerset, Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Mrs.
Heydon, Lady Kingston, Dowager Lady Monson, Miss
Monson, Dowager Lady de Clifford, Mr. Roper, Earl of
Oxford, Honourable Alfred Harley, Mr. Reading, Mr.
O'Neil, Mr. Hay Allan, of Hay, Mr. James 1-lood, Mr.
Sandford Graham, -Mrs. Hume, Licut.-Colonel and Mrs.
Jar" Lady Vernon, J. Luttrell, Esq., Mr. -Blunt, Mr. J.
Wright, Mr. .J. Wilson, Mr. Pryce, 111 r. Campbell, Mr. W.
and S. Elder, Major Roper, Mr. HutchinsonoLord William
Fitzgerald.

At ten o'clock on Saturday night the following
bulletin was issued :

" No material change has taken place in her Majesty's symp.
toms since the morning." (Signed as before.)
Some members of the Royal Family sent to
make inquiries concerning his Majesty's health,
at the houses of her Majesty's Physicians. The
Duke of Sussex sent to the house of Dr. Maton,
and received an answer, that " her Majesty was
dangerously indisposed, though hopes were still
entertained of her recovery."—The Lord Mayor
called at Brandenburgh House on Saturday af-
ternoon, between three and four o'cloCk. He
was introduced to a number of the Queen's
friends and her Physicians, and at four o'clock
took his leave, with an official account of her
Majesty's health. On his Lordship's arrival in
the city, he caused it to be 'stuck up in the front
of the Mansion House, and crowds were soon
collected round the place, being anxious to learn
the state of the Queen. The following is a copy :
" MANSION-HOUSE, Aug. 4.
" The Lord Mayor received the following intelligence at
Brandenburgh-house, at four o'clock this afternoon :
• " Her Majesty has slept the greater part of the day, and
also taken food several times, and no dang Tous symptoms have
yet appeared.- Her health has not altered materially since
mornmg. " '

The following Bulletin was issued at half-past
ten o'clock yesterday morning : it was kept un-
published for nearly two hours by the physicians,
in expectation that some alteration of a decided
character might soon take place in her Majesty's
complaint :
" Brandenburg]; House, Aug. 5, (Sunday morning), 9 o'clock.
" Her Majesty has passed the last night better than the pre-
ceding one ; but no material important amendment has taken
place.

" H. AINSLIE.
" P. WARREN.
w. G. AIATON.
" H. HOLLAND."
The following was the second Bulletin of yes-
terday :

" Brandenburgh House, Sunday afternoon, 2 o'clock.
" Her Majesty's.state has not undergone any alteration since
the morning." (Signed as above.)
[PRIVATE ACCOUNT.]
Hammersmith, Sunday, 8 p. m.—The Queen
continues as nearly as possible in the same state.
She is not apparently worse ; nor can those who
are about her perceive any symptoms ct amend..
ment. The physician; are now assembling ; and
at 10 o'clock a bulletin is to be issued.—lt is
impossible to describe the anxiety which pervades
this village and its. vicinity on her Majesty's ac-
count. The road from town is crowded with.
persons, extending their afternoon's walk in the
direction of Hammersmith, and questioning every
coach or chaise thtt meets them, in hope of
favourable tidings. The gates of Brandenburgh-
hous.e are surrounded (and have been during the
whole day) by groups- of 'respectable and well
dressed persons, dissatisfied with the unprothising
statement of the bulletin, and repeating their hopes
of a fortunate result. Some gentlemen on horseback
rode half way up the avenue ; but they invariably
dismounted and approached the house on foot ;
and the greater part of the carriage visiters de-
dined (from considerate motives) suffering their
equipages to enter the gate. The -whole de-
meanour, in fact, of the Very- many persons who'
presented themselves, showed that their. inqui-
ries were inquiries not of forth, bUt of deep feel-
ing. A change in her Majesty's symptoms at this
moment would remove a weight from the hearts
of thousands. The inquiries after her Majesty
increase every moment. Alderman Wood is in-
defatigable- in his attendance.
Hawmersmith, hay-past 11 p. n¢.--Her Ma-
jesty's Physicians began to assemble so early as
eight o'clock. The following Bulletin has this
moment been issued :
" Her Majesty has passed a more tranquil day, and is not
worst this evening.
• (Signed as before.)
" Branclen'ourgh-house, Aug. 5, 1821, 18 o'clock, p. m."
The unusual delay in the publication of the
• bulletin occasioned-) for a time) very. considerable

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