Dequeue from exception queue failing

i'm having trouble dequeueing a message that has been moved to the exception queue. i can 'see' the message by looking at the queue table using Toad, but any attempt to dequeue it using DBMS_AQ.DEQUEUE results in the procedure timing out without dequeuing the message. when i try to dequeue it explicitly, using the ID, the process hangs. either way, there are no error messages.
i'm using the default exception queue, which i have started and enabled for dequeue.
thanks in advance for any help, simon

after banging my head on the wall for three days, a shutdown and restart of the database solved this problem....

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