In 1799 Lieut.-General Dundas commanded a division of the allied army under the Duke of York, in the expedition to Holland; he distinguished himself in several actions with the enemy, and was highly commended by His Royal Highness in his public despatches. In 1801 he was appointed colonel of the second, or Royal North British dragoons, and was constituted governor of Fort George. In 1802 he was promoted to the rank of general; and in the following year, when the French were preparing to invade England, he was placed in command of the troops in the southern district, which comprised the counties of Kent and Sussex. In 1804 he was appointed governor of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, and created a Knight of the Bath. On the 18th of March, 1809, His Majesty was pleased to confer on this distinguished veteran the appointment of commander-in-chief of the army, on the resignation of Field-Marshal His Royal Highness the Duke of York, which appointment he held until the 25th of May, 1811, when His Royal Highness was re-appointed. He was also appointed colonel-in-chief of the rifle brigade on the 31st of August, 1809. He was promoted to the colonelcy of the King's dragoon guards on the 27th of January, 1813. He died in 1820, after a distinguished service of upwards of sixty years. HENRY W., LORD PAGET, NOW MARQUIS OF ANGLESEY, KG., GCB., K.ST.P., GCH. _Appointed 16th May, 1801._ SUCCESSION OF LIEUTENANT-COLONELS OF THE SEVENTH, OR QUEEN'S OWN, REGIMENT OF HUSSARS. +----------------------+----------------+--------------------------------+ | Name. | Date of | Remarks. | | | Appointment. | | +----------------------+----------------+--------------------------------+ | William Forbes | Dec. 30, 1690 | Removed in 1697. | | | | | | Hon. Patrick Hume, } | March 30, 1697 | { Appointed colonel of the | | afterwards Lord } | | { regiment, April 28, 1707. | | Polwarth } | | { | | | | | | Sir John Johnston | April 28, 1707 | Removed in 1711. | | | | | | Archibald Lord } | Oct. 30, 1711 | { Promoted to the colonelcy of | | Wandale, } | | { the third foot, April 4, | | afterwards Earl } | | { 1713.--Died of wounds | | of Forfar } | | { received at the battle of | | | | { Dumblain in 1715. | | | | | | James Lord Torphichen| April 4, 1713 | { Distinguished himself at the | | Re-appointed | Jan.