Those members of the Colonial Marine battalion deployed on the Atlantic Coast were to continue in British service as the garrison-in-residence at Bermuda until 1816, when the unit was disbanded, and the ex-Marines were resettled on Trinidad.
Those members of the Colonial Marine battalion deployed on the Atlantic Coast withdrew from American territory. They were to continue in British service as the garrison-in-residence at Bermuda until 1816, when the unit was disbanded, and the ex-Marines were resettled on Trinidad.