—— Received orders to prepare again for foreign service 45 —— Embarked with the expedition under Lieut.-General the Earl of Chatham, for the Scheldt — —— The object of the expedition being thwarted, and much disease occurring among the troops, they re-embarked for England; the NINETY-SECOND regiment proceeded to Woodbridge 46 1810 Embarked a second time for the Peninsula, and joined the army under Lieut.-General the Viscount Wellington 47 1811 Marched from Lisbon and joined the army under Viscount Wellington in the lines of Torres Vedras 48 —— Brigaded with the 50th and 71st regiments 49 —— Marshal Massena retreated from his position near Santarem, and pursued by the troops under Viscount Wellington — —— The siege of Badajoz commenced 50 1811 Regiment engaged at the Battle of _Fuentes d’Onor_ 50 —— Received the Royal authority to bear the words “_Fuentes d’Onor_” on the regimental colour and appointments 51 —— The French retreated towards Ciudad Rodrigo, crossed the Agueda, and evacuated Almeida — —— The siege of Badajoz raised 52 —— _The battle of Albuhera_ — —— The siege of Badajoz again commenced — —— The siege of Badajoz again relinquished — —— The British army recrossed the Guadiana — —— Marched to Elvas, and thence to Portalegre — —— Investment of Ciudad Rodrigo — —— Engagement at El Bodon — —— Withdrew to Portalegre — —— Advanced towards Arroyo del Molinos — —— Attack and defeat of General Girard’s division at Arroyo del Molinos 54 —— The thanks of Lieut.-General Hill to the troops for their conduct in the action of Arroyo del Molinos 55 —— The approbation of H. R. H. the Prince Regent, and of H. R. H. the Commander-in-Chief, conveyed to the troops for their services in this action —