Capt. Elliot Edwards Davis Wm. Cumine Lieut. Ewing Gallaghar Flinn Grant ---- Moore Pugh Allen Isgrove ---- J. Lewis Bible Gurney Wood ---- Bowman Pulford--Watkins Smith Capt. D. Johnson Pitches Wheeler J. Cumine Lieut. Kempe Fitzimons Jones Foliard ---- M'Donald Hillman Cooper Flanagan ---- Tantum Newman Almint Lane ---- Trollope Franklin--Perry Coxan--Tooze Capt. Macdonald Bowden Crea Breffeld Lieut. F. Lewis Higgins Williamson Morris ---- Jacobs Southway Long Birmingham ---- Shea Bottey Pithrick Higgins ---- Gilbert Hardy--Carey Styles Capt. Griffiths Hayward Silby Parker Lieut. Eustace Woodhouse Handford Robinson ---- Carey Poole Norraway Shuter ---- Meredith Traffles Brookes Roper ---- Creswell Campbell--Rowe Hill Miles STAFF. Doctor Boyles Chaplain. John Waller Adjutant. Thomas Smith Quarter Master. Charles Hill Surgeon. James Silven Surgeon's Mate. An order, upon the 29th of April, to the Marine Battalion, extended the allowances of six contingent men to Captains of Companies, until the pleasure of the Admiralty Board was known. In consequence of a review of the Battalion by the Commander in Chief at Halifax, the following after-orders were given out on the 9th of June:-- "Major General Massey approves so very highly of the steadiness as well as the appearance of the Corps of Marines which he had the honour to review this day, that he returns Major Souter, the Officers, and Soldiers, his most grateful thanks for their performance in the field." Lieutenant Trollope, of Marines, was appointed to the duty of attending the Commander in Chief; and Lieut. Waller as Brigade Major to the Provincial forces, during 1777. In December of that year, Lieutenant John Oldfield, who had lately received a Marine commission, after having served with much credit as a Volunteer, was directed by General Massey to accompany Colonel Goreham to Fort Cumberland, in these handsome terms:-- "Lieutenant Oldfield, of the Battalion of Marines, is to return with Lieut. Colonel Goreham to join the Light Infantry of that Corps, Lieut. Oldfield having acquired so thorough a knowledge of that country, which the General hopes will recommend him to farther notice and future promotion."