After a loss of about one hundred and fifty killed, wounded, and missing, and some Artillery, the re-embarkation was effected, when the fleet set sail upon the 1st of October, for the Bay of Borneuff, off Quiberon, and to the South of Quimperlay. The body of Marines I have mentioned, were intrenched at Quimperlay, to guard the landing-place, and the rest, under Colonel Holmes, were united with the Army. Upon the 4th of October, some troops were landed on the peninsula of Quiberon, without opposition, from whence the natives had fled with all their effects. After remaining ashore some days, the whole returned to England, without having effected any thing during that time, worthy of remark. Nothing of moment appears farther on the face of the military operations of the present year, in which the Marines had a share. In the gradual increase to the Establishment of the Army during the present war, the Marines became incorporated with the Line, and their numerical precedence commenced with the 44th Regiment, entitled, The First Marines. The following is the detail of the Field Officers and Agents of each Corps, all of which were quartered in Great Britain, and in the vicinity of the principal sea-ports, at the close of the present year. 44th Regiment, or First Marines. George Churchill, Colonel. N. Mitchell, Lieutenant Colonel. James Macdonald, Major. J. Winter, Dartmouth-street, Westminster, Agent. 45th Regiment, or Second Marines. Robert Frazer, Colonel. J. Leighton, Lieutenant Colonel. T. Mathews, Major. T. Paterson, Conduit-street, Agent. 46th Regiment, or Third Marines. C. H. Holmes, Colonel. P. Damar, Lieutenant Colonel. W. Brown, Major. T. Fisher, Privy-gardens, Whitehall, Agent. 47th Regiment, or Fourth Marines. C. George Byng, Colonel. B. Hutchison, Lieutenant Colonel. J. Read, Major. T. Paterson, Conduit-street, Agent. 48th Regiment, or Fifth Marines. C. James Cochran, Colonel. C. Whiteford, Lieutenant Colonel. J. Stuart, Major. Maynard Guering, St. James's-park, Agent. 49th Regiment, or Sixth Marines. ------------, vacant, Colonel. C. Gordon, Lieutenant Colonel. C. Leighton, Major. William Adair, Pall-mall, Agent. 50th Regiment, or Seventh Marines. H. Cornwall, Colonel. J. Paterson, Lieutenant Colonel. R. Bendish, Major. T. Fisher, Privy-gardens, Whitehall, Agent. 51st Regiment, or Eighth Marines. J. Duncombe, Colonel. J. Cunningham, Lieutenant Colonel. J. Brewse, Major. Maynard Guering, St. James's-park, Agent. 52d Regiment, or Ninth Marines. C. Pawlett, Colonel. G. Walsh, Lieutenant Colonel. --------, Major, _vacant_. Mr. Guering, Agent. 53d Regiment, or Tenth Marines. Sir Andrew Agnew, Colonel. C. Pawlett, Lieutenant Colonel. C. Durand, Major. Mr. Guering, Agent. These Regiments, when complete, were supposed to consist of one thousand Rank and File each, and every battalion of ten Companies.