The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-04 00:00:00

2HE VIEEN'S ILLNESS.

- The knowledge knowledge of tier Majesty's serious illdisposition
excited, as might be expected, the most anxious and
painful interest throughout the metropolis yesterday.
At a very early hour the number of inquiries at Cam-
bridge-house was very considerable. The bulletin that
was issued from ber Alajesty's residence in South And-
ley-street, at twelve o'clock very naturally served rather
to heighten than allay the fears of the public. and
throughout the day the number of persons who came to
inquire respecting her Majesty continued to increase
every hoer. During the whole of yesterday evening
there was a crowd round Cambridge-boast, watching
with the utmost anxiety for the arrival orsonte fresh in-
telligence from Brandenburgh-hose. At this latter
place many persons of rank left their names in the
course of the day. The interest excited in Hammer-
smith and its vicinity was intone* beyond desirrlption,
and every person who walked is the diretaima from
lirandenborgh-house towards 08 metropolis was ca-1
gerly questioned as to the state of her Majesty.
On Thursday afternoon her Msjosty underwent tiro
operation of bleeding, from which site ripeyienced a
temporary relief. The remaindet OE tbst diOincl time
'whole of the night her Majesty pelted 'imperative%
free from pain; but (as 1340 .bailetan stolen... Mir t, 'Pp--
toms of her disorder continued the same thtoegiout the
whole of yesterday, and up to five o'clock. Between 3'
and 6 o'clock a warm-bath was ordered, la . which bar
Majesty remained about aqua tier of an boor. This lith,
duvet' some cessation of 'offering. bat we re to stabil
that it had not the effect of reducing the ge I gasp''
toms of her disorder. After corning from the th. and
up to half.past nine her Majesty was unable 4 retain
any thing on her stomach for more than a Ceti Oinates;
and on this account the medicines administered failed
of producing the desired effect. la the comae of the
evening, Dr. Ainslie was sent for. Drs. Mason, Warren,
rod Holland have hers in constant attendance since theJ
first dangerompaymptonts of her Majesty's coupplaint ap-
peared. Yesterday evenitOlessrs. Brought*? and lieu-
man, Dr. Lushington and Mr. Wilde, were in attendance.
Messrs. Brougham, Denman and Wilde,prepared
to set off for their respective aren't*. when ligence
of her Majesty's precarious situation rethem.
They continued at Brandenburgh-house up to a late
hour last night.
At tea o'ilock the following bulletin was issued :
" There is no
since the armlet

sow), ...
bobsved

" neve is no improvement le her %Wiest) 's eroptonts
slow the mondag. " H. AINSLIE.
" W. G. MATON.
" PELHAM WARREN.
" HENRI HOLLAND.
" Brandenhargh-bonne, S."
The Queen was aware of her daisprerrAstorda# s
she
after.
noon, bet on this as on every other t mimese
behaved nobly. With the utmost patience she submitted
to every proposed unease of relief, at t stun time calm-
ly and irmly saying that she belies, it was useless.—
She observed, and spoke In her a it militner, that
she mast have bad a strong es ties to have gear
safely throne* so many ratio's and anxieties,: bat
she apprehoaded Ala wield W the lot trial. liar