—— Letter from H. R. H. the Duke of York, Commander-in-Chief, announcing His Majesty’s approval of the promotions taking place in the regiment in filling up the vacancies occasioned by the loss of Lieut.-Colonel Erskine — —— Regiment proceeded to Aboukir, and encamped before Alexandria 28 —— Alexandria surrendered by capitulation, and the campaign in Egypt terminated — —— The thanks of His Majesty, King George III., and of the two Houses of Parliament, communicated to the army employed in Egypt, and the Royal authority given for the _Sphinx_ with the word “_Egypt_,” to be borne on the regimental colours and appointments — —— The Grand Seignior conferred the order of Knighthood of the Crescent on the General Officers, and presented gold medals to the officers employed with the army in Egypt: he also erected a palace at Constantinople for the future residence of the British Ambassadors 29 1801 List of the names of the officers of the NINETY-SECOND regiment, who received gold medals for service in Egypt — —— Regiment marched for Aboukir and embarked for Malta, from whence it proceeded to Ireland 30 1802 The Peace of Amiens concluded — —— Regiment embarked from Ireland, and proceeded to Glasgow 31 1803 War declared against France — —— A second battalion added to the regiment formed from men raised under the _Army of Reserve Act_ — —— Regiment removed from Glasgow to Weeley, where the second battalion was formed — —— Great preparations made in France for the invasion of England 32 1804 Napoleon Bonaparte created _Emperor of the French_, and _King of Italy_ — —— The _Additional Force Act_ passed as a further measure of defense — —— The two battalions marched to Colchester, and encamped on Lexden Heath, from whence they returned to Weeley 33 —— Second battalion proceeded to Ireland — 1805 First battalion brigaded with 42nd, 91st, and 95th (Rifle) regiments at Weeley — —— Reviewed at Colchester by H. R. H. the Duke of York, the commander-in-chief —