 They had 45 dead and 50 wounded and the attacking force's losses were high.Rebel Commanders Benjamin Seaver and Elias Smith, and also the chief of the embarked troops, the French captain Martín de Jaume, second lieutenant Robert Stacy, midshipman Edward Price, sailors Richard Brook and William Russell and cook Peter Brown were among the casualties.Bernard Campbell, the chief surgeon, had very difficult moments having to treat the wounded with inadequate means.