 British and Neapolitan total losses amounted to 74 killed in action and 284 wounded.French losses were not fully accounted in the aftermath of the battle, although the cumulative total on the shattered "Ça Ira" and "Censeur" was listed in British accounts as approximately 400 casualties.Among the surviving French ships casualties are not known with precision, but "Duquesne", "Victoire", "Tonnant" and "Timoléon" were all recorded as being badly damaged.