| On the 25th of June we entered the capacious bay of Quiberon, which affords one of the most secure anchorages on the French coast. |
| The crushing defeat at Quiberon Bay ended any real hope of a major invasion of the British Isles. |
| Before these horrible events were known in England, Ministers prepared to succour the vanguard at Quiberon. |
| A little later, flying the Stars-and-Stripes at her masthead, she anchored off the bay at Quiberon. |
| Mr Pitt's expedition to Quiberon was most ill judged, and ended in defeat and disgrace. |
| Consequently several battalions remained in Hanover for so long a time as to weaken the blow dealt at Paris through Quiberon. |
