—— Received the thanks of the inhabitants, through the Dean of Ferns, for its conduct 10 —— Landing of a detachment of French under Gen. Humbert at Bantry Bay 11 —— Surrender of the French and rebel forces to Lieut.-General Lake — —— Thanks of Parliament communicated to the troops employed — —— The numerical title changed from 100th, to NINETY-SECOND regiment 12 1798 Proceeded into quarters at Athlone 12 —— Bonaparte’s invasion of Egypt — —— Admiral Nelson’s victory over the French fleet in Aboukir Bay — —— War declared by the Sublime Porte against France in consequence of the invasion of Egypt — —— Co-operation of Russia against France — 1799 Conjoined expedition of British and Russian forces against the French in Holland 13 —— Regiment marched to Cork for embarkation — —— Expression of thanks, and complimentary address from the inhabitants of Athlone on the regiment quitting that garrison — —— Embarked at Ramsgate for Holland 14 —— Arrived on the Dutch coast, and advanced to Oude Sluys 15 —— Engaged the French and Dutch forces under General Brune on the 10th September — —— H. R. H. the Duke of York joined and assumed the command of the British and Russian forces on the 14th of September 16 —— Attacked the French at _Alkmaar_ — —— Retired to former position on the Zuype — —— Again engaged the French at _Egmont-op-Zee_ on the 2nd of October — —— Convention concluded for withdrawing the British and Russian troops from Holland 19 —— Received the Royal authority to bear the word “_Egmont-op-Zee_,” on the regimental colour and appointments — —— Regiment returned to England 20 —— Proceeded to Chelmsford, and formed in brigade under Major-General Moore — 1800 Marched to the Isle of Wight, and embarked for the _Isle of Houat_ on the coast of France 21 —— Proceeded against _Belle-Isle_ —