W. FRASER.

Tor-Mohun.

_Medal in honour of the Chevalier de St. George._--It appears that

Prince James (styled the Chevalier de St. George) served in several

campaigns in the Low Countries under the Marquis de Torcy. On one

occasion, when the hostile armies were encamped on the banks of the

Scarpe, medals were struck, and distributed among the English, bearing,

besides a bust of the prince, an inscription relating to his bravery on

a former occasion. Are any of these now in existence? They would

probably be met with in those families whose ancestors served under

Marlborough.

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