1810 Marched from Cape Town to Stellinbosch -- ---- Formed part of an Expedition with troops from India against the Mauritius -- ---- Surrender of the Mauritius -- ---- Remained at the Mauritius upwards of three years -- 1814 Embarked for the Cape of Good Hope 44 1815 Appointment of Lieut.-General Lord Hill to the Colonelcy, in succession to General Stuart, deceased 45 ---- Embarked for Bengal 46 ---- Re-embarked for the Mauritius -- 1816 Proceeded to the Cape of Good Hope -- ---- Disbandment of the Second Battalion -- 1817 Appointment of Major-General Sir George Murray to the Colonelcy, in succession to General Lord Hill, removed to the Fifty-second regiment 47 ---- Proceeded to Algoa bay, and engaged in detachments against the Kafirs -- 1819 Detachment engaged with a party of Kafirs; Captain Gethin killed 48 1821 Embarked for England 49 1821 Received the thanks of the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope -- 1822 Arrived at Portsmouth -- 1823 Proceeded to Jersey and Guernsey -- ---- Appointment of Lieut.-General Sir John Hope to the Colonelcy, in succession to Lieut.-General Sir George Murray, removed to the Forty-second Royal Highland Regiment -- ---- Authorised by King George IV. to resume the Highland Costume, the Officers and men wearing _Trews_ instead of _Kilts_, and to bear the title of “_The Duke of Albany’s own Highlanders_” 50 1824 Embarked for Plymouth -- ---- Authorized by King George IV., to assume as a regimental badge, _the Duke of Albany’s Cipher and Coronet_ -- ---- Embarked for Scotland -- 1825 Presentation of New Colours 51 ---- Embarked for Ireland 52 1827 Formed into six Service Companies and four Depôt Companies -- ---- Service Companies embarked for Liverpool, and marched to London -- 1828 Reviewed in St. James’s Park --