[14] Four other standards were also captured, and several pairs of kettle drums; but the regiments which captured them are not known. [15] 'By yesterday's mail we have advice that Prince Ferdinand has continued his pursuit as far as Wetter; that Colonel Harvey, at the head of a body of about five hundred English dragoons, fell in with a large body of Frischer's corps, under the command of Frischer's brother; that Colonel Harvey attacked them sword in hand, killed a great number, and took between four and five hundred prisoners. It is said, that Colonel Harvey, upon coming up to the troops, and being saluted in a haughty manner by Frischer, drew his sword and killed him on the spot.'--_Dublin Gazette._ 'Colonels Harvey and Beckwith, at the head of some British cavalry and grenadiers, distinguished themselves in a particular manner.'--_History of the Campaigns of Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick._ N.B. Lieutenant-Colonel Harvey was appointed to the lieutenant-colonelcy of the INNISKILLING dragoons, 29th May, 1754. [16] List of Officers who obtained _Waterloo_ medals. Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph Muter--_Brevet-Colonel_. Major Fiennes Miller--_Lieutenant-Colonel_. _Captains._ Henry Madox. Wm. F. Browne. Thomas Macky. Wm. F. Hadden. Edward Holbech. Hon. S. Douglas. _Lieutenants._ Theo. Biddulph. Aug. S. Willett. John Linton. Henry Petre. Alex. Hassard. Samuel Black. Richard Brown. _Cornets._ Paul Ruffo. John D. Allingham. _Paym._ Wm. Armstrong. _Surgeon_, John Bolton. _A.-Sur._ W. H. Ricketts. _Vet. Sur._ R. Vincent. _Qu. Ma._ James Kerr.