3 Field Officers. 7 Captains. 14 Subalterns. 61 Non-Commissioned Officers. 478 Gunners. There were also 224 _Gunner-drivers_ for service with the Field Brigades, the Driver Corps having been formed in 1794 for that purpose, the men being regularly attested soldiers. Hitherto, the Drivers were generally called _Waggoners_. An additional expedition, under Lord Moira, sailed for the Low Countries during the war; and the Artillery portion of the force comprised a field-officer in command--the 5th Company of the 4th Battalion--now B Battery, 9th Brigade--with [Sidenote: MS. Returns to B. O.] 110 of all ranks, and also 114 sergeant-conductors and _gunner-drivers_. The present designations of five of the companies known to have been with the Duke of York’s force are-- B Battery, 1st Brigade. No. 4 Battery, 5th Brigade. No. 4 Battery, 7th Brigade. B Battery, 9th Brigade. (No. 4 Company, 4th Battalion, which was also present, has since been reduced.) The 6th Company, which was with the Army, cannot be traced with accuracy, but it was probably No. 7 Battery, 2nd Brigade. There were two bomb-vessels, the ‘Terror’ and ‘Vesuvius,’ which did good service, and on board of which were Lieutenants Suckling and Ramsay, 2 non-commissioned officers, 18 gunners, and 2 artificers, of the Royal Artillery. [Sidenote: MS. Returns to B. O.] The total strength of the Regiment at this time was 4857 of all ranks; and its distribution at the end of 1794 was as follows:-- Home Stations 6 Troops of Horse Artillery. ” ” 18 Companies. Colonial Stations 22 ” Holland 6 ” Toulon and Corsica 1 ” -- Total 53 Troops and Companies. -- [Sidenote: Vol. i. p. 405.] It will be remembered that the first five companies of a new Battalion, the 5th Battalion, were raised in this year. In this estimate of the strength of the Regiment, the Invalid [Sidenote: Kane’s List.] Companies are not included. The companies on colonial service included 2 in the East Indies, 7 in Canada, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland, 9 in the West Indies, and 4 at Gibraltar.