[367] The 11th, 20th, 23rd, 25th, 33rd, 51st Foot; two battalions of grenadiers, two more of Highlanders; the 1st, 6th, and 10th Dragoons.
[368] À moi, Auvergne, voilà les ennemis.
[369] Bourcet.
[370] Mauvillon. Yet I find the British Guards with him on the Lippe in 1761.
[371] Hereditary Prince to Holderness, 19th October 1760.
[372] The new regiments were:— Burton's (95th), 10th December 1760; Monson's (96th), 20th January 1761; James Stuart's (97th), 24th January 1761; Grey's (98th), 27th January 1761; Byng's (99th), 16th March 1761; Colin Campbell's (100th), 4th May 1761.
[373] Miscellaneous Orders, 3rd October, 14th November 1760.
[374] Ibid., 24th January 1761.
[375] The troops were the whole, or detachments, of the 9th, 19th, 30th, 34th, 36th, 67th, 69th, Morgan's (then the 94th), Stuart's (then the 97th), Grey's (then the 98th); two troops of the 16th Light Dragoons, and three companies of Royal Artillery. Detachments of the 3rd, 36th, Crawford's (then 85th) and Boscawen's (then 75th) also arrived in May and June.
[376] Keppel to Admiralty, 18th April 1761.