Star.
London, England, 1820-08-30 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES--SETTrsteEn 19.

I. G. Campart, Spread F.agle-court, broker. J. Reed, Dow-
gate Wharf, Whartioger. J. and W. Guidry, Guldsithne:,
Cornwall, merchants. 11. Elliott, Chippenham' Wilts,
Wr. Sp lman, Great Yarmouth, grocer. G. I.Swain, .'.;anso-
- Goadman's-lields, warehouseman. J. Bathe,
wine-merchant.. G. Jamcs and J. Aikin, Liverpool, okeicha..ts.

DISSOLUTIONS OF PAIITNERSHIPS.
- Chambkri and EahiF, Leadonhall-street, silversmith-. If!--
shaw-and Kent, Abingdon. ' Marshall end Atkinson, Liverpml,
ship-brokers. Stead and liolmes, So land, I lalifax,
J. and J. Dalton, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, earthenware-manr-
facture:4. Clayton and Co. Newca ,tle-upoa-Tytie,
woollca-
drapers. Rudd' and Lilwall, Bishopigate-street-Withi.i, *-
dealers. W. and a Bagehot, Great Torrington, Devo..thi:a.,
glovers. Pritchard and Glover, Stroud, Gloucestershire, ra..::.-
sters. Dixon and Marston, Birmingham, platers.

The young elephant, two ears old, sent over to
this country from India by the Marquis of HAS•
TINGS, as a present to his MAJESTY,Was removed from
the King's Mews on Saturday night, under the care
of its two keepers. They set out on their journey at
ten o'clock, and reached Hounslow Heath beta eei
one and two on Sunday morning, after encountering
much rain. On their arrival at the sign of the Wag-
gon and Horses, the inmates had all retired to rest,
but discovering a stable-door on the latch, their
charge wanted no invitation, and making up to one
of the stalls, soon disturbed a slumbering country-
man who had taken up his quarters on some straw.
The moon at that time shining into the place, ena-
bled the man, thus disturbed, on opening his eyes, to
discover this unexpected intruder, which so alarmed
him that he sprung up in the greatest terror and as-
tonishment, crying out, and making for the door.
The keepers in vain endeavoured to pacify him, but
the man persisted that the devil had come for him;
however, after taking a sup or two out of the keepers'
bottle, he was prevented from going into fits. Having
halted and rested themselves, they proceeded on their
journey till reaching Staines, where the animal en-
joyed his loaf of bread with the keepers, to the great
amazement of the surrounding spectators. At ten
o'clock on Sunday morning they delivered their
charge into Royal custody.
HOAL—Last week two Gentlemen in a tilbury
passed the barracks at Ringmer, in Sussex, one cf
whom wore large mustachios and whiskers. An ar-
tilleryman seeing the servant of the Gentleman riding
quietly behind, enquired whom the foreign Gentle-
man in the carriage was, and was answered, " My
master, the Italian Baron Bergami." This was soon
known in Lewes, and the whole town was in a state
of regret that they had not seen the Baron pass
through ; it was, however, soon discovered, that the
illustrious stranger was an Officer in the Hussars.

BIRTH.

August 21, at Langley Farm, Kent, the Hon. Alr.. Colvile,
of a daughter.

MARRIED.

August 14, at Edinburgh, John Jeffrey, Esq. to Eliza Jell
Helen, eldest daughter of Dr. James Hunter, Professor c;
Logic in the University of St. Andrew's.
Saturday, at Newcastle, Glamorganshire, James Mood:,
Esq. of -Queen-square, London, to Mary, fourth daughter v;
the late Bev. S. Price, of New louse, Glamorganshire.
August 24, P. Sheridan, Esq. of Buenos Ayres, to !liar) ,
daughter of the late. Wm. Butterworth, Esq. of Manchester.