---- Proceeded to Jamaica, and there reinforced by a strong detachment from the second battalion -- ---- Re-embarked, and proceeded to make an attack on _New Orleans_ -- 1815 Major-General Hon. Sir Edward Pakenham killed, and many other officers and soldiers killed, wounded, or made prisoners 42 1815 The capture of New Orleans abandoned 43 ---- Capture of Fort Bowyer -- ---- Peace with America concluded -- ---- First battalion returned to the West Indies, and thence to Portsmouth, and proceeded to Cork -- ---- Napoleon Bonaparte returned to France, and regained possession of that kingdom -- ---- The Battle of Waterloo took place -- ---- First battalion embarked from Ireland for Ostend, and proceeded to join the army under the command of Field-Marshal the Duke of Wellington 44 ---- Formed part of the Army of Occupation in France -- 1816 Second battalion disbanded at Stirling -- ---- Reviewed by Field-Marshal the Duke of Wellington -- ---- Appointment of Lieut.-General Lord Forbes, from 54th regiment, to the Colonelcy, in succession to General Hon. William Gordon, deceased -- 1817 Proceeded to Calais, and embarked for England -- 1818 Marched to Portsmouth -- ---- Officers authorised to wear long coats -- 1819 Embarked for the West Indies -- ---- Received the particular thanks of Major-General Lord Howard of Effingham, commanding at Portsmouth, for its excellent qualities 45 ---- Landed at Barbadoes, and inspected by Lieut.-General Lord Combermere -- 1821 Proceeded to Demerara 46 ---- Lieut.-Colonel J. M. Nooth died, and succeeded by Lieut.-Colonel J. Leahy -- 1823 Insurrection among the negroes at Demerara -- 1823 Received the thanks of the Lieut.-General commanding in the West Indies, of His Royal Highness the Duke of York, and of His Majesty King George IV., for its conduct in suppressing this revolt 46