During this time, "Cyane" had four killed and 13 wounded, while taking on five feet of water in her hold and having so much damage to her masts and rigging that she became unmanageable and had to surrender.
During this time, out of her crew of 145 men and 26 boys, "Cyane" had six killed and 13 wounded. She also took on five feet of water in her hold and had so much damage to her masts and rigging that she became unmanageable and had to surrender.