50th ” 1st ” Major Charles Napier. 51st ” Lieut.-Colonel Darling. 52d ” 1st ” ” Barclay. 52d ” 2d ” ” John Ross. 59th ” 2d ” ” Fane. 60th ” 2d ” ” Codd. 60th ” 5th ” Major Davy. 71st ” 1st ” Lieut.-Colonel Pack. 76th ” 1st ” ” Symes. 79th ” 1st ” ” Cameron. 81st ” 2d ” Major Williams. 82d ” ” M‘Donald. 91st ” 1st ” ” Douglas. 92d ” 1st ” Lieut.-Colonel Alexander Napier. 95th (Rifle Reg.) 1st ” ” Beckwith. ” 2d ” ” Wade. Staff Corps Detachment ” Nicolay. 1st Light Batt. King’s German ” Leonhart. Legion. 2d ” ” ” Halkett. _Documents relating to the word_ “FIRM,” _borne by the_ THIRTY-SIXTH _regiment, alluded to in Sir George Nayler’s letter, dated 6th of January 1817, inserted at page 94_. “_Monte Video, 30th July 1807._ “SIR, “I do myself the honour of acknowledging the receipt of your letter dated the 9th of May last, and now transmit a sketch of the regimental colours of the first battalion of the THIRTY-SIXTH regiment, as represented in the accompanying paper, marked D and E.; at present there are no camp colours with the 36th, they having been destroyed by fire when the regimental store was burned at Battle barracks, a few days before the regiment embarked for foreign service. “I likewise do myself the honour of sending a sketch from the regimental seal, and beg to be informed by you if we have not a right to the word ‘Firm’ embroidered on the colours as represented in that sketch. How long the seal has been in the regiment I cannot pretend to say, only it is the same seal that has been made use of since I came into the THIRTY-SIXTH, which will be _thirty-four years_ the month after next. Should there be any office where the devices of different regiments are recorded, I should imagine it would be a matter easily ascertained. “I have, &c. (Signed) “ROBERT BURNE, _“Lieut.-Colonel, Commanding 1st Battalion,_ _“36th Regiment.”_ _George Nayler, Esq., York Herald,_ _&c._ _&c._ _&c._ “_Treasury Chambers_, “_24th April 1809_. “DEAR SIR, “I am desired by my brother of the THIRTY-SIXTH regiment to make application to you for a drawing (furnished you some time past by Colonel Burne) of a regimental seal, for the purpose of registering the bearings on the colours, and having the word ‘FIRM’ inserted.