Star.
London, England, 1812-08-26 00:00:00

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Ship Horatio, employed on tae id of Awn:4' w 81i.
KILLED.
Oliver Shimming,, quarter-muter.
George Markham, ditto.

Thomas Arthur, quarter-master'9.ntate.
Thomas Ms?duns, captain crafter-guard.
Jeremlak Patience, captain arrant.
James Morris, able seaman.
Jobs }lad, ditto.

First Lietitcnant Cecrge Syder, royal raariass.
Richard Carrick, corparal of ditto.

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Abram Mills Hawkins, first Laura: wt. Several?.
Moms P. Master., second liasteoeor, ditto.
Mr. Hughes, boatswain,ditto.
Mr. Fowler, midskirrat, ditto.
Mt. Limns misuent-surgeoa, (since dead).
jams Nigh:lop/a, quarter-roaster, dangerously, (since dtak,
Wiiliarn Hopkins, captain of fc.roaistle, revel el.
Joseph Day, quarter-guar.er, ditto.
Tbpmas Pearsoq, able smut, dicta.
lohn Liade, ditto, ditto.

John Dennis, dam, ditto.
Janus Cummins, ditto, dint
James Esnley, quarter-gonoer,silghttl.
James Bridle, ordinary seaman, dit o. 4
Serjeant Harvey, royal mars% ditto.
James Stokes, private malaise, severely.
Total number of the enemy Itlllsa4--111.
Total woundest leek& ag Wirers-10.
(alga :di G. o l'U ART, Cut.
HOME DEPARTMEN r.

ADOOSTIII, igli
A Form of Prayer and Tlisribsgiving to Atatioary Goa, ey
the repeated successes obtained eine the Free Army jr, Km.
gal and Spain by the allied forces under the amateand Al do
Most Noble Arthur ki.diness of Weilioguin : and row LI, tar
the signal victt.ry obtained on the tr'S.l t ay of July, In Acad.&
bourbond of Catamarca, war used, by coder dish Royal Hie%
nem the Prince Restate In tbe name and no tee Mod of hie
Majesty, at morning and evening service, after the Guard
Thanksgiving, throughout the sit es of Loathe and Wearrii.,.
ster, and eseveliere wtthiu the so' mortaity, es swan Imo
the nd day elf August; and the same Player is orient, by the
authority aforesaid, to be used in all churches and chapel% dee*.
out England and Wales, on the Sunday after the Mionters them
of shall have received the same.
Similar orders have been sent to Ireland.
TUB FORM OP PRAYER.
GRACIOOI GOD, we implore thee, the praises and
thanksgivings of a grateful nation, for the successes Thad kin
repeatedly vouchsafed to the Allied Army, in Por.ugal and Som.
Thine 0 Goo, is the greatness, and the power, and the victory,
and the Majesty; without Thee; there is neither success in the
wisdom, nor crength L 3 the courage of man •, the still die
Captain, and the obedience of the Soldier, are •hine. Direct en
Weans, 0 GOD ! so to exult in victory, that we forget not wheat"
it cometh; so to use it, that we provoke not Tbyheavy &plea-
sure against us. Continue, we pray Thee, Thy favour and pew
tection to our Captains, and Soldiers, and Allies. Unite thar
counsels and prosper their enterprise:A, for thegeneral good. And
of Thy great mercy, 0 Goo ! open the eyes ot oar blinded at
infatuated enemies, that they may see and understand the wicked.
nets they are working. Touch them with the spirit of renione;
awaken their justice, and correct their inordinate anthitimi; •
that at Thy appo:uted time, and under Thy good Provittence,
the miseries ot war may cease, and destructions he brat& tea
perpetual end. These prayers and thanksgivings we keoliq
submit to Thy Divine Majesty, in the name and through di
mediation of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Ceater.—Asada."
At the Court at Carlt or,-House, the 23d of Aulett,lBl4lProlits
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent In Council.
It Is this day ordered by his Royal Highness the Prince Items,
in the name and on the behalf of ids Majesty, ad bythlierith
the advice of his Majesty's Privy Council, thee every Minimeree
Preacher, as well of tbemstabLthed church in that part of Great
Brtain alled Scotland,.as those of the eptscoral eoessanion pro-
t. cteo and allowed by an Act passed in the tenth year ofier Lie
Majesty Queen Anne, esp. 7. minuted,- " AD Ace to prevent tee
" disturbing those of the Episcopal Communion, in that part ef
" Great Briltin called Scotland, in the esmelse of theirreligtoes
" worship, and in the use of the Liturgy ot the Church a Fags"
land; and for repealutg an Act passed in the Poisson fd
14, Scotland, intituled, An Act twiny irregular bapiterns and
" mate ages:" do at sonar time. during the ...-••••to. of the ci
vine service in such respective ehu ch, congregation, or rissaily,
on Sunday the 30th instant, or on the Sunday next altar mom
hereof shall have been reeeiv-d, put up prayers and %balm*
ft; ALMIGHTY GOD fur the repeated successes obtainsd IRO
French Army in Pornial and Spain, by the allied tureminthe
command ot the Most Honourable Arthur Mare* of
Wellington; and especially for the 'signal victory obtained oath
twenty-stcond day of July, one thousand seem haulm& mi
twelve, in the neighbourhood of Salamanca. carriers&
(The Owns of last night also contains an order of Ids leyd
Highoess the Paz NCB RROZBIT, on behalf of his Majestyrral
his Majesty's Royal licence and permission, that the Maids
WIRLLiNOTON and his descendants may ;ear. ass Rend ant
mentatlon, as thednetor parks pie area gIVaLLMII Vs as 11.
COCKRON CDARCIRD WITH TER wetness or ST GioRGI, it.
Mathew, ANS Sr. PATRICK, being the Union Badge te
ds
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, ass turns main
rial of the glorious a:,d transcendant achievements of the ail
Airtime Marquis of Weal.: moTom, cm various importance/es
Mons, but more particularly in the recent brilliant and deck*
Victory obtair.ed over the French army, by the troops unearth
, command, near talantanca, on the tEd day of July lea; Ina
i Royal augmentation being first ,July exemplified accordioe d•
laws of arms, and recorded in the Hersld's

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