The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-07 00:00:00

7HE QUEEN'S ILLNESS.
The bulletin we yesterday had the pleasure ,
afforded a delightful relief to the anxiety of muL
Still the pubic mind was far from being satisfied,
account of the desponding style of the bulletin
had been previously issued, and numbers of ,
people continued to make personal inquiries at
of Brandenburgh-house, and in South Audi's.,
Soon after the bulletin was issued. Drs. Maton, I
and Holland, left Brandenburgh-house for '
Dr. Ainslie alone remaining in attendance on
jesty. This was the first occasion since the
client of her Majesty's illness on which so mss
medical attendants were absent together, and ,
'stance was looked upon as a proof at least that
mediate da.eger was apprehended. At half.
o'clock Dr. Baillie arrived in a post-chaise
A messenger had been dispatched for him or
who arrived at his country seat, Dunshorn,
tershire, (about 90 miles distant from London)
two and three o'clock yesterday morning. The
set of about five o'clock, and scarcely allowed
moment's rest till he reached her Majesty's house.
mediately on his arrival he had an interview -
Ainslie, and soon after, as we were informed,
duced to her Majesty's chamber. A short consul
took place between the two physicians, but
did not then transpire. Dr. Ainslie soon after
for London, leaving Dr. Baillie in attendance,
joined in about an hour by Dr. Holland and
son, leer Majesty's • apothecary. Her Majesty,
pears, enjoyed some sleep in the course of the •
from which she appeared much refreshed. In
of the day she was able to take a small quantity
dian arrow-root, two or three times, and retair
her stomach ; she was also enabled to take her
in Cie afternoon, and this she likewise retair
had not been the case hitherto. From the
merit of her illness up to yesterday morning, ,
jesty seemed to be of opinion that her disorder
prove fatal, but she on every occasion spoke
petted dissolution with the most perfect
tion. Yesterday (as we are told) for the first
appeared to entertain some expectation of her
but she still mentioned it as if in doubt. Oi. _
sion she observed, that she felt very much relieved,
wished to be taken out of bed for a short time
sitting up iu an arm chair. Iler ish was
with by her attendants, but it was not kr
time to any of her physicians. Her Majesty
seated in her arm chair when Dr. Baillie was
She did not, however, remain long out of
were glad to learn that she suffered no incon,
from the exertion.
On the arrival of Dr. Baillie, we learn, he
the pulsation of her Majesty to be highly
and the effect produced on the by-standers
Ilion was the more encouraging, because
merly well acquainted with her Majesty's
from having lung hail the honour of attending
professionally. In the course of the day,
experienced that peculiar speciosa relief n_.
likely to lead to the abatement of her disorder
favourable did the general opinion of her'
Physicians subsequently become, that
deemed necessary to issue any bulletins,
of the morning, till they had met and consulted
night.
At a little after 9 o'clock the whole of the
assembled, and after a consultation, they _
the following bulletin. which, though dated
o'clock, was not published till a quarter '
•• Her Makssty's symptoms still continue favourable.
" M. B A I LLIE.
" H. AINSLIE.
1. W. tit. MAT'
" PELHAM
" HENRY Hi
" Arandenburgh-house. Avg. 0, 10 o'clock,
Immediately after the bulletin was agreed
Baillie, Maton, and Holland, left the Queen',
London. Drs. Ainslie and Warren re:nail
the night in attendance on her Majesty.
impression amongst the domestics seemed
her Majesty was altogether out of danger,
peculiar nature of her Majesty's disorder ;
the Physicians have abstained from givit
sive opinion. We have been informed that
minutes may produce the greatest change,
whatever the favourable nature of any WI
for Me present, implicit confidence is net _
upon it, until a continuance of salutary symptoms
have conclusively proved that the origin
disorder is wholly removed. (heat reliance
the strength of her Majesty's constitution
liarly as her Majesty's magnanimity is
calmness and serenity of mind that has distingeialtesi
the Queen in the most dangerous periods
der has surprised her medical attendants.
The inquiries respecting her Majesty'
Brandenburgh-house, and at her Majesty'
deuce, throughout the whole of yesterday,
merous as ever, and the names included
highest rank and fashion in town. The anxiety
tdaiiiniojudairrlyi
with
to have been issued and signed by her
taken occasion to publish neweere,
en
One paper put out no less than half a doz •
health.,
phaoburlilcyhßaevpoingrtsbeeofn lier intense,
f aesty s
fabrications in the course of a day, in evidence
exclusive intelligence and their eagerness
public mind. To guard the public against
claim's impositions, the know ing caution
morning issued from Brandenburgh !lonic
" Several unauthorised Bulletin.. purporting
signed by the Physicians. having appeared in the ,
it should be understood that none are authorised t.
base the names of the Physicians actually sneezed

August a, Mil."

We are extremely sorry to announce it
disposition of Lady Fitzwilliam. The fruit
have left Milton on Friday last. for
house, but were prevented by the sudden
Lath-ship, which was so serious as to cal
ton to be sent for by express from Doncaster,
was attending his duty as an Officer in
Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. Her
something better on Tuesday. but not so
afford any very sanguine hopes of her recovery,
whole family, and especially her venerable
Involved in the greatest anxiety and
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MEETING AT THE
e to itnert,
multitudes.
Ave.
satisfies', oe 4.—Yesterday t
Citizens of Dublin was
!tins *hid, f,r the purpose of tee
slitter which bad been
respectable day, for the purpose of
at the lodic ' presented to his Majesty
sdley-atrest, makieK such necessary
Eon, Worn.,
soon, or such other mod
1r London; they might deem adrift
in her mit Alderman SMITH
: commence. Chair,
Daily of Let Counsellor Smogs, a
I the circero. ' read the Address whit
that no in. pew/red of by the Omni
alf-past two Mr. SINOKR then re
ise and fear which had been preps
on Sancho, which they reeommen•
in Cloaca. General Meeting:—
Resolved—That we r
on) homes Dublin to wet in their
sehlwd:hesei•mil:l/44:thselftlar: • two. o'clock to-morrow, t
ing of rive Persons, wit
communication with a
most respectful mode of r
Resulted—That
pointed yesterday, with
to them, do form the Ge
vedßesel —That the
crulictice:::::lsdtwuseiliplatili:Fittwilisegas , • allittheinieut
else" va
directedde d t
of
ethe
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4 4thiTti,
Mr' 711°°'?' ;I. rally as possible, the ar
!jetty, i; cep. upon.
to Amami, Resolved—That this Me
In the tonne to the Citizens of Dublin
ntity of le. , his Majesty, as far as ma
to each individual, in
tamed it or Meeting cannot refrain
ter mediciat the eitiseas the neces
tined, which satin, tabinet, stuff, or
bons, su that the curve
: commis*. consulted.
ng, her No. Resolved—That the
sorder weall 2 Residents and Proprieto
e of hertz. quested to co-operate
eet ?nips. ; meeting our Gracious
• Members of the general
first time the s, Mr. WALittz then in
her recomb . ' bad been read by Mr
On one orm Committee, should be
relieved, and . GenerJl Meeting .
ise and placed Counsellor llows.cv
vas complied . great pleasure. His
known at the prodortise of the na.
sty was thus snaking a united pen
a introduced. altar of loyalty and A
pre;ndices.
bed, but ire . Mr. Wautea's re
aconveniente Chair, and carried noa
The resolutions sub
e pronounced Cutmerittee were then
y favourable, • ars were all carried a
.s by his epi. i Sir THOMAS EAMoN
r he was feu. being present at the
constitution, miles from town Olt tb
nding on her impossibility of his a
', her Majesty - hint to be absent.
which is most The following eleve
order; and se • the f 'oiumittee :
kee Majestis Sir Thomm Esiviond
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I,
consulted
pna-shwitenyulstriedetiumhulaatt
1.1i,i, efr.h.:ll..Vlksissrosbs;:llEorsilflitai
liilsit'll, lint. ; --- I
W al her.
Mr. Oltionaeas be
Scarf, beautifully urna
• agreed upon 7r fringe ; also a Coroua
dated at ten sky blue ribbon, both
to eleven '—' . /lard Stanley, saying,
wearable.
materials of rials of which t
..16. yielded to the destruc
ATON. that the imperishable
I WARREN. P . influeured them all,
HOLLAND.
.. a lassos of his re-nnited
s
reed to, DTI. then pressed his fries
en's house for • the Scarf anil Carousal
aimed during al 1111 l Id see him wear
The general casion.
d to be that Sir HOWARD STAN
;er. Bat the elegantly adorned as
' is such, that Mr. 0 German, he r •
ing any del- • and concord, and whs
at a very few hands, he trusted that
Re, and that , skip. If no other g'
slletin may be Alajek.ty's visit than t
t to be placed laity, they could not
reign, as the source f
rmptonis shall
Mr. linalt.ame aa'
final cause of
e is placed on ribbon would evince
. the splendid mantle;
known, the
at ; and falai-
which you will .al
'
when Caesar put it on
distingaished It was then moved
s of her diner-
by Mr. Finn, that Si
1. .t added to the Commit
r's health AS
.. Sir John Burke kn
0/ town "sr , • . sown present ; they w
r. were as all• devising and allopti
i some of dm their Sovereign to th
anxiety ef* the reseal opportan'
I Pas has meats of loyalty and
ith a series at of cooperating with
i• PurPortigif • ; object of the bleeti
er physicians. it was intimnted b
'oxen of these each parish was to p
dune of their or ahy-bluc silk, wit
to gratify the
tat these scat, Sir noon Erma
was yawls,' swiss n the thanks of t
se:— usan Smith, for hie v
ng to have bees after which the meet
Ike newspapers. ST..
iced but amiss At a Meeting of t
ilexrd to thew.
"IMOD- following P.ereons w
order to cooperate
Citizens app dated t
the serious is• Seeley, Stephen (ire
family were is ;
gedith, W. C. Culvill
r Wentworth- ' . The NlL:wing Us •
11 illness of her
Members :—Uottnsel
arse Lord Mil-
w. !Aeolis, Esc
later, where he
The lieldemithe •
the Soldiers
Ladyship ims Ist purpose.. and the
* Meeting (or Mead
so mach as 10
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