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- most positive orders are given that their conference Western Circuit, the Royal patient indolent:id her the melancholy intelligence was received at Cam.
HE EVENING STAR. shall not be interrupted. wish that he should remain. bridge House. A crowd, amounting to about WO
..... 11112.P.TAST Veva &Came About noon unfavourable symptoms began to well-dressed persons, men and women, were then
LONDON. -
The evil news Pim alatengrh.' The gates of her manifest themselves, and her MAJESTY endured con- waiting for the arrival of the Bulletin, some of them
------- MAJESTY'S residence are surrounded. The Hoese- *siclerable pain : that undaunted resolution, however, in front of the house of Alderman Woon, and the
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1821. hold is in consternation. The principal domestics which had conducted her in safety over nearly half rest opposite Cambridge House. As the bearei of
PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : believe that there has been an important change, and the surface of the habitable globe, which taught her the Bulletin drove up to the door of the latter,
they
S per Ct. Redu.76 A A A fear that it is a change of an unfavourable nature.— first to defy the threats, and then enabled her to all pressed around him, eagerly inquiring what news?
3 per Cent. C0n5.75% 1//a 44--314 per Cent. 861/2 s/ The inquirers are so numerous, that it is found lie-
4 per Ct. 9554 3/8—.5 per Ct. Navy 1087 A 109 108%
cessary to prevent persons (except of rank, or on im- baffle the machinations of her enemies--that noble The answer—" Dead!" excited a heavy groan; some
Long Anns. 19 9-16 Ik—lndia Bonds 595. 60s. pr. mediate business) from entering the avenue. Doctor determination did not forsake her even in her dying of the females shrieked, and many burst into tears.
hour, and, if she suffered severely, she suffered with- Some flattering themselves that the account was not
Exchequer Bills 4s. ss. pr. BAILLIE is sent fbr, we understand, at her MA- odt a murmur. Opiates were administered, and for authentic, observed, that the Bulletin was a copy,
Consols for Account 7573 76 75%.. JUTE'S express desire. some time they had a consoling effect; but, at two the signatures not being in the hand-writing
—.------ rem &Cuter.of the
DEATH OF THE QUEEN. K Three expresses have just passed at full speed o'clock, increased inflammation was visible to every several Physicians whose names arc subscribed; but
through the town i they have all taken the road to one, and the post-haste attendance of the Physicians this doubt only shewed the reluctance of the parties to
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was desired. Drs. BAILLIE, MATON, and HOLLAND, credit the fact. The Bulletin was exhibited by the
The excellent and much injured Quits of ENG. London. The High-street is crowded with persons,
persecutions and death (4. a -
first arrived, and, under their direction, the Bulletin, domestic of her MAJESTY wbo has been in the 61,4
- LAND is no more ! This afflicting event, so little ex- each questioning 'the other, and all alike unable to
dated half-past four o'clock, was put forth. Dr. of attending for the purpose, and to whom the be4rer
peered in the early part of yesterdat; took place last give answer. The inhabitants of the town are run- dated
and Dr. WARREN presented themselves im- was well known.
night at twenty-five minutes past red o'clisek. ning from all quarters towards Brandenburgh House. -
mediately after. At four o'clock Mr. WILDE was FROM THE TIMES.
The news quickly spread through the metropolis, Dr. BAILLIE is arrived.
the inhabitants of which evince the, most heartfelt A 141/1111.2511 PAST FIVE. summoned to her Mearary's chamber. At that time a The tragedyof the
ld is at length brought to its
awful
crisis; and .
sorrow for the loss they have experienced. Most of The ill-tidings are confirmed. The following Bul- a marked alteration—an alteration which could
QUEEN
be
letin has this moment been issued : scarcely mistaken-had taken place in her ap- thousands—we may say nii lions of eyes will be suf. .'
the shops continue partially shut; and =air of silent
eln the course of the morning her MAJESTY has pearance. The illustrious sufferer herself seemed per- fused in tears, when they shall read in this celur. ,
melancholy pervades the whole town. fectly aware of the change; and, amid the tears of that CAROLINE of BRUNSWICK is ro more. T:,,
Intelligence of the mournful event was immedi- suddenly become mug worse.
ately sent off by Lord HOOD, herileparted MASzaTv's (SiVA) “M. BAILLIE: -all who surrounded her, spoke with calmness and greatest, rerhaps the best woman of the thy, nti L
4WO 0. MATOI4* with resignation of her approaching dissolution. She by what may be called a premature death, at tw eat) -
Chamberlain, to the SECRETARY of STATE, to the e HENRY HOLLAND." thanked her friends for the care they had bestowed five minutes past ten yesterday evening.
Loup MAYOR, and to all the branches of the Royal This account, the more terrible as it was unexpected,
upon her; lamented her inability to reward their "Her illustrious daughter—the only object, it.
Family. scatters dismay in every direction. An express has been kindness as it deserved; and expressed the most per- truth, for which the mother wished to live—died or-:t
it has been usual, in the case of a member of the sent to the LORD MAYOR with a copy of the Bulletin.
feet' conviction that in a few hours she should cease years and nine months before her: and in their per
Royal Family dying, for the SECRETARY of STATE to Six °Tux&
to need their attention. She commended her soul sons a branch the most illustrious of the reignii.
communicate the event officially to the LORD MAYOR, Dr. Masers and Dr. WARREN are here. Mr.
with humility, but with confidence, to her CREATOR ; House of England, and the closest to the Royal ste
and to request that his Lordship should give direr- Tgom 11, her Mummy's Apothecary, is also come.
and trusted to meet that justice in another world which, under happier auspices and mr,re kindly treat-
tions for the tolling of the great bell of St. Paul's; The Prince EQUILANO, Mr. HOBHOUSE, and Mr.
which had been denied to her in this. ment, might have given future En WA tins, and Hes•
but, en the present occasion, the Noble DOUGLAS Secretary
1 KINNAIRD, came in at a gallop about half
From four until seven o'clock the QUEEN continued RIES, and EL rzenETliS, to the country, is for ever
chose to pass from this very proper observance. The an hour back ; and a vast number of horsemen are
gradually to grow worse. Just before eight she and for ever cut off: How the surviving mer.-.lntt
only official notice which the LORD MAYOR received hovering about Brandenburgh House for intelligence.
sunk for a short time into a doze. Soon after the of the Royal Family may feel on this portentous cc-
of her MAJESTY'S demise was that from Lord HOOD, The Medical Men are now with her MAJESTY,
eye became fixed, the muscle grew rigid, and a stupor currence, we know trot ; but the Nation, which, dur.
the contents of which were communicated to the SKIMS O'CLOCK.
ensued, from which her MAJESTY never awoke. At ing the sufferings of the QeEEN, evinced its loyal
Public this morning in the following Bulletin: Stories of every description are afloat; they are
Copy of a Note from Lord HOOD, dated 13randen- caught up by the stage-coaches passing through
twenty-five minutes past ten o'clock (after an entire to her person, and its admira:ion of her character,
absence of sense and faculty of more than two hours) feels now widowed by her decease ; and poli:i:ian,
burgh-house, August 7, 1821: Hammersmith, and will, no doubt, by to-morrow
Nature gave up the contest ; and, almost without a must perceive with some anxiety, that the destinies
" Lord Hoop has a duty to perform, and a painful
morning, make their way to all quarters of the king-
struggle, the Consort of GEORGE IV. and the reign- of the monarchy a
last hour.
re now transferred to, and wound
dom. Nothing authentic has transpired within
duty ; it is to report the death of the Quees, at 25 the
ing QUEEN of ENGLAND, expired ! up with, the life of an infant girl. Sound be her
minutes past 10 o'clock, r. se Darer o'Ccoet. At half-past eleven o'clock the following Bulletin frame, ane lengthened be her days! But the Yatior.
(Signed) .4 JOHN THCIMAS THORP, Mayor.
Matters remain in the same state. A messenger was issued i has once already too fondly indulged hopes resting
" Mansion-douse, August 8, 1R21."
On receiving Lord-Hoon's note, the LORD MAYOR from the Duke of Sussex has been at Brandenburgh- " Her MAJESTY departed this life at twenty-five on such a basis, to repose implicit confidence in ilia
House; he brought a letter, and, after waiting a few minutes past ten o'clock this night. which a sorrowful experience, as well as reason, hat;
immediately t directions to one of the Vergers oftsitevdi tM. BAI LIAR. eta ~ it it to be so frail.
miuutes, departed at full speed with the answer. ~.„,„
St. Paul's to toll the great bell ; hut this the Verger tel
Eris o'Ctocs. " H. AINSLIE..
declined doing until be had other instructions. A eW. G. MATON. " The Qurei:;—we will not say that she was it
The Quesn's medical attendants are all in consul-
message was then sent to Mr. LIN G A RD, the Principal .. ',FIALA m wARREN. her la-t moments deserted by her friends or kinsfolk:
tatioa : Lord Home Alderman WOOD, Mr. WILDE, • " HENRY HOLLAND. they who had long deserted her came not near her
Verger, who said he must consult the Rev. Dr. WEL-,
and Dr. LusirtsoToN are with them. A Bulletin is
case; and
wnoasg otherienatn, ~
"liraodenburgh House, August 7."
Lady
nouncementCourt
LESLEY, the Residentiary Canon, on the subject.—
ohferh her even at that affecting crisis. The official forms of the
presently expected. Her MAJESTY is dosing, and were noel gtlhecetsetdatien
The persons present at the moment of her MA-
Mr. L:N6ARD, WE understand, repaired accordingly . •
she is at present nearly or quite out of pain. It is artery's death were Lord and Lady HOOD, and Lad
to Dr.Waeeneey, who resides at Chelsea; and had,
but justice to the individuals who compose her Me- ANNE HAMILTON, Alderman WOOD and his son, the
we presume, obtained his concurrence, as the bell tomsthe anxious people, than that which private friend.
szsrx's Household to say, that they are penetrated Rev. Mr. JOilN WOOD, Dr. BAILLIE Dr. A
p —INSLIE,
menced tolling at one o'clock. ship and unshaken devotion afforded : but her MA-
with the deepest distress on her account. The QUEEN, Dr. Meros, Dr. W • ARREN, and Dr. HOLLAND, Mr.
The bells of different Churches have followed the JESTY was sustained by the • consciopsness of moat
at least, may be truly said to have the blessings of et
.:ILDE, Dr. LUSHINGTON, and Mr. AUSTIN.
example. - those who eat her bread. Soon after the Bulletin was delivered, all the Me- •
cence; she was soothed by the consolations of ma
The Deputy CHAMEERLAIN called at the Theatres Tut eCLocr. pion; and that firm courage which a benevolent
dical Gentlemen, except Dr. HOLLAND, departed.
this forenoon, and verbally interdicted them from No Bulletin is yet issued. A few minutes since, PROVIDENCE had so amply supplied to her, and all
Dr. HOLLAND remained all night at Brandenburgh
performing till further orders. . the cry of women was heard in the upper apartmentsthe members of her suffering race, did not desert her
House, as did also Lady ANNE HAMILTON. Nume-
An express, we are informed, was rent off to the of Brandenburgh-House; but no immediate danger when she came to struggle with the last enemy of
rous expresses were sent off in different directions.
KING, from the Secretary of Stae' ts Office, within an is announced. It is impossible not to be struck with our nature. Site died as she had lived, a Christian
The sensation produced in the vicinity of her MA- heroine,
hour or two after the event was known there ; and it the earnest yet cautious demeanour of the persons and a martyr.
JESTYs residence was deep beyond description. At
is supposed that it will reach his MAJESIY before he (no matter what their lank) who are incessantly re- . . . " How awful to contemplate the decease of a
. ~. midnight lights were moving in the windows of every
has landed in Ireland. If so, or should i even 1 e have •inquiriesafter her 11
posting their
house in the village of Hammersmith; the streets
arrived in Dublin before the melancholy tidings The only individuals who spew themselves at the
were whither blood of the reigning families of Brunswick and of
reach him, there can be no doubt that his MAJESTY Lodge are two decent, attentive, young women; and filled by persons running to and fro, England, who was the last representative of that
or why, they scarcely knew ; and circles collected united stock, her one child avin
will feel it to be a duty which he owes to public de. yet, notwithstanding round the door of every dwelling discussed the dread-
yg g
the concourse of persons, and h • one before her
corum, and to his own feelings, to return imme- the eagerness for intelligence, not a question is asked to the grave. It is the death-scene, not of one, but
ful event of the night with interest painfully acute.
diately home. above the tone of a whisper. . of a *ace! No kindred hand was near to close her
e, The QUEEN is goner was the observation with
We understand that her MAJESTY, not long before A messenger from the Duchess of KENT has been eyes ;no mitred Prelate, to receive, amidst the im-
which each met his fellow. " Peace beto her soul!"
she
became insensible, declared that to die was hap" at Brandenbuigh-House. He, carried back only a pressive ceremonials of his office, and to publish to
was the fervent prayer of thousands.
piness to her ; that ever since she had first arrived in verbal message. the world her solemn declarations of innocence !
England her enemies had, by plots and conspiracies, HALT-PAST TIEN O'CLOCK. FROM ANOTIIER ACCOUNT. But peace was there, smiling like a cherub; and the
endeavoured to destroy her : " and at last," said her The struggle is over ! Hope, fear, anxiety, are About twelve o'clock, the Quaint complained of life which had been spent amidst clouds and tem-
MAJESTY, " they have destroyed me! but I forgive now alike at an end: CAROLINE, Queen of England, increase of pain in the abdomen, and this was shortly pests, was blest with one last moment of
serenity and
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e them : I die in peace with all mankind." Calling is na more ! afterwards attended by alarming spasmodic affection. joy ; and now
,
the servant, Meeterre Brume; to her bed-side, she The shock through the Household was violent al- Dr. BAILLIE arrived soon after two o'clock, when ' Treason hath done its worst:
most to stupefaction. About five minutes ago, a some powerful aromatic and opiate medicine was ad- 5 Life's fitful fever ended, she sleeps well;
said—" Your sister Demoxr has done me great in-
ministered, which for a short time alleviated the in- 'malice domestic—nothing—can touch her further!"
e jury : her wickedness has been very great: but tell Moorish domestic of her MAJESTY burst, half frantic,
" her that I forgive--tell her that with my dying -into the vestibule; and at the same instant a loud flammation, and the QUEEN appeared to doze. About " Her MAJESTY'S enemies, we believe, are appalled
e breath I forgive her!" znd lengthened shriek from the female servants, as three o'clock the disorder took a more decided and at the unexpected event. They look at each other
Her MAJESTY was daughter of CHARLES Wit- they rushed towards each other from their several unfavourable turn ; a violent increase of pain, at- with inquiring faces—' We did not do it?' No; the
mAss FERDINAND, Duke of Baur:twice, by her apartments,rendered all explanation unnecessary totbe tended with the most alarming symptoms, manifested last stroke was a merciful dispensation, and was
Royal Highness Auotnere, eldest sister of his late horror-struck spectators. The cry of alarm was sue- that a relapse had ensued. Every skilful remedy was therefore none of yours. Whatever comfort you may
most gracious Majesty Gramm 111. She was born ceeded by a long and fearful pause. It was a pause immediately had recourse to by the three Physicians in derive from this reflection, seize it with avidity, and
17th May, 1768, and in 1795 married bis present of death-like silence—of a silence which every one attendance, but, we regret to add, with very little effect. enjoy the meagre feast. But time wears away apace;
Majesty GEORGE IV. then Prince of WALES, by dreaded to break. About eight in the evening the Physicians, after and your day of account draws near. Then, then,
whom she had one daughter, the late lamented Prins Even to the last fatal moment, spite of evidence having spent considerable time in consultation, gave when the charge of hastening the QUEEN'S end shall
to the contrary, all hid hoped, and many had trusted directions to have their horses taken out, and de- be brought against you by that BEING who knows
cess CHARLOTTE Of SAXE-COSURO.
We subjoin a varier of other interesting parti- that sbe, their friend and mistress ! would recover. dared their intention of remaining till some decided ' whereof we are made,' and perceives by what secret
culars respecting her MAJESTY'S dying moments, The sobs of the women were loud and unrestrained; alteration was apparent in heeMearisre's complaint. operations of the mind the body is gradually worn
fr the time of her relapse yesterday afternoon, to the men covered their faces with their hands and Every symptom of approaching dissolution from down, or abruptly shattered into its original dust—
the moment which announced her final release fzom wept. It was long before anything like regularity this time increased; the continued existence of spas- then urge the extenuating plea,
suffering. could be restored. For some time all distinctions of modic affection, and various other circumstances,con. ' Thou cant not say we did it!'
LAST MOMENTS OF lIER MAJESTY. rank appeared to be at an end; in this instance, the, vinced her attendants that she could not long exist. And then may that plea avail!-But as the first step
e Itmcceiumerm, lIALY.TAST TN KM, P.M. most eminent individuals present were seen walking At ten o'clock a great difficulty of respiration was to repentance here is the knowledge of the offence,
AR here is alarm and confusion. A report is afloat about the house, forgetting to claim, and scarcely manifest, and before twenty-five minutes past that we must, for your future good, inform you, that
that the Quires has bad a relapse. No satisfactory receiving anything like ready attention from their hourdhe QUEEN of ENGLAND had breathed her
last! however undaunted was the courage of her MA.
answer can be obtained from the servants at Draw own servants. At length the necessity of making She died without a struggle, and sunk into the arms JESTY, yet that the cruelty of her enemies, the ingra-
denburgh House. The morning Bulletin still stands certain arrangements' produced the restoration (in of Lady ANNE Marrero); and Lady HOOD, with titude of her friends, and the general baseness of
-, at the gate. It is this : some degree) of order ; and we were enabled to col- scarce a sigh to distinguish her departure. When courtiers, did at all times most deeply prey upon her
The QUEEN has passed the night without sleep: lect a few particulars, which may be relied upon as this event was made known to the Household, of spirits, and, imparting incessant shocks to a frame,
her MAJESTY'S symptoms are no worse than yesterday. authentic. all the affecting scenes weever witnessed this eclipsed which, however well composed, was still but loll*
tgign°4 " Al. BAILLIE, At an early hour in the morning her Meseseis the whole—to describe it would be impossible. With nine, did there occasion symptoms and affectiors
+U. AINSLIE,
-4 , friends and servants were impressed with a full con- one rush the whole of her MAJESTY'S HOusehold which were likely to lead to this result. We Will
6. W. G. MATON,
• " PELHAM WARREN. viction of her speedy recovery. It would appear, descended into the Hall, and, by the bitterness of
even add, that all these circumstances, taken tor
" HENRY HOLLAND." however, that the expectations of the QUZEN herself their grief, displayed their affection to their Royal ther, engendered in her mind at last so great a dis-
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Mr. Wit.nz, Dr.Lusureenee, and two of her Me- were not so sanguine, for when Mr. WILDE re- Mistress. trust of professions of service, and so strong a suspt•
Jury's Physicians, are now in consultation. The quested leave to' attend his professioual duties on the It was a little before twelve o'clock last night when cion of human nature in general, as must have tended
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