Conforme to whch. accot. the expenses of 283 coats amounts to 6509 £s Scots which in English money is £542:08:04 The expense of 283 belts to Serjeants, Corporals, Drummers, Sentinels with the exchange 100:00:00 The expense of 283 swords with bayonets and cartridges boxes 200:00:00 The expenses of 12 drums with the contingent charges of making boxes and chests for the swords, belts, baionets and cartridge boxes and put all aboard in England 017:00:00 To the Quartermaster for his expenses and trouble in bringing all from severall seaports to Edinburgh and for hiring room for keeping them more than one year 020:00:00 For boots to the Regt. @ 8s. a pair 108:00:00 Since they came to England given for their coats, caps and other necessaries 590:02:00 When they were in Scotland given back of the cloathing money by Geo. Drummonds order and Liev. Colonel Rattray to severall Dragoons that were reduced 120 logg dollars 028:00:00 ----------- Sums of the Discharge 1,605:10:04 ----------- DISCHARGE £1,605:10:04 CHARGE 1,584:16:00 ------------ To balance 0,020:14:04 ------------ [Illustration: +Anitchkoff Palace, St. Petersburg, 2nd February, 1895.+ The +Emperor of Russia+ accepting the Picture, presented by the Officers, of H.I.M. as Colonel-in-Chief marching past at the head of the Regiment.] LIST OF OFFICERS PAST AND PRESENT. ALEXANDER ABERCROMBY. Cornet, 16 August, 1799. Promoted Lieutenant, in 52nd Foot, 19 March, 1800. SIR RALPH ABERCROMBY. Colonel, 2 November, 1796. Died on or before 16 May, 1801.