568. Battle of Culloden, 1746. _Obv._ Head of Duke of Cumberland r. CUMBERLAND. YEO F. _Rev._ Apollo l., leaning on bow and pointing at dragon pierced by arrow. ACTUM EST ILICET PERIIT. (cf. Ter. Eun. I. i. 9); in ex., PRŒL. COLOD. AP. XVI. MDCCXLVI: ornamental border. Gold. Oval. Size 1·85: loop for suspension. By R. Yeo. Struck to commemorate the defeat of Prince Charles Edward at Culloden, 16 Ap. 1746, by William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland. 569. Naval Victory of 1st June, 1794. _Obv._ Britannia with spear standing on prow l., crowned by Victory; at her side, shield. _Rev._ Wreath of laurel and oak branches. Silver. Size 2. Copy in silver of the gold medal presented by the Lords of the Admiralty to Lord Howe and the other admirals who commanded in the action with the French, 1st June, 1794, off Brest. On the reverse was inscribed the recipient's name. Smaller medals, also in gold, were presented to the Captains. (See next medal.) 570. Another. Similar, but reverse plain. Silver. Size 1·25. 571. Campaign in Egypt: Battle of Alexandria, 1801. _Obv._ Sphinx l., displaying Union Jack above French tricolour on the same staff. EGYPT; _engraved_; in ex., XXI. MARCH, MDCCCI. I. G. H. K. & K. _Rev._ Within wreath of palm, QUEEN'S GERMAN REGIMENT; on edge, FRENCH DEFEATED; _engraved_. Silver. Size 1·85. By J. G. Hancock. This is a regimental medal and was struck by order of the officers of the 97th or Queen's German Regiment, for presentation to the men of the regiment who were engaged in the battle of Alexandria, 21 Mar. 1801. 572. Another. Turkish Award, 1801. _Obv._ Crescent and star; ornamental border. _Rev._ Cypher of Sultán Selim III.; ornamental border, in which 1801. Gold. Size 1·6. Loop for suspension. Ribbon, dark orange. After the defeat of the French in Egypt 1801, the Sultán instituted an order of Knighthood designated the Crescent, which he conferred on the general officers of the English forces. At the same time he presented gold medals of three sizes: the largest (size 2.) to the Generals and Admirals; the middle size (as above) to Field Officers and Captains R.N.; and the smallest (see next medal) to Captains and Subalterns and Lieutenants R.N. 573. Another. Same, but smaller. Gold. Size 1·4. This is a medal of the smallest size. 574. Campaign in Southern Italy and Sicily: Battle of Maida, 1806. _Obv._ Head of George III. l., laur. GEORGIVS TERTIVS REX; on neck, G. F. P. _Rev._ Britannia l., as Pallas, brandishing spear; on l. arm, shield; above, Victory r. with wreath; behind, triquetra, symbol of Sicily. MAIDA. IVL. IV. MDCCCVI. PIDGEON F. Gold. Size 1·4. By G. F. Pidgeon. The whole within gold band. Ribbon, red with blue edges.