—— Received the Royal authority to bear the word “_Pyrenees_” on the regimental colour and appointments 75 —— Marched from Maya, and encamped near Roncesvalles — —— St. Sebastian and Pampeluna being taken, the British commander resolved to carry the war into France — —— Attack of the position on the _Nivelle_ 76 —— Went into quarters at Cambo — —— Crossed the river _Nive_ 77 —— Engaged in action at _St. Pierre_ — —— Received the Royal authority to bear the word “_Nive_” on the regimental colour and appointments 78 —— Marched to St. Jean de Luz, and returned to Urt 79 —— Attacked and defeated the enemy at _Hellette_ — —— Also at _Garris_ — —— Affair at _Arriverete_ 80 —— The Royal authority granted to Lieut.-Colonel Cameron, to bear on his crest the figure of a Highlander of the 92nd regiment, up to the middle in water, &c., &c., with the word _Arriverete_ — —— Crossed the Gave d’Oleron, and moved on the road to _Orthes_ 83 —— Engaged at the _battle of Orthes_ — —— Received the Royal authority to bear the word “_Orthes_” on the regimental colour and appointments — —— Attack and defeat of the enemy at _Aire_ 84 —— Orders issued to the troops engaged in the action at _Aire_ 85 1814 Address from the mayor and inhabitants of Aire 86 —— Regiment moved to Vic Bigorre, in pursuit; thence to Tarbes and to Muret, on the road to Toulouse 87 —— The French evacuated _Toulouse_, the white flag was hoisted; and the British army entered the city 88 —— Abdication of Napoleon announced — —— The intelligence disbelieved at _Bayonne_, from whence a desperate sortie was made by the French garrison — —— Regiment marched into Villa Franche, to Beziege, and thence to Toulouse 89