The English, repulsed foot by foot, beaten in all encounters, and defeated in the passage of the Isle of Loie, were obliged to re-embark, leaving on the field of battle two thousand men, among whom were five colonels, three lieutenant colonels, two hundred and fifty captains, twenty gentlemen of rank, four pieces of cannon, and sixty flags, which were taken to Paris by Claude de St. Simon, and suspended with great pomp in the arches of Notre Dame.
Les Anglais, repoussés pied à pied, battus dans toutes les rencontres, écrasés au passage de l'île de Loix, furent obligés de se rembarquer, laissant sur le champ de bataille deux mille hommes parmi lesquels cinq colonels, trois lieutenant-colonels, deux cent cinquante capitaines et vingt gentilshommes de qualité, quatre pièces de canon et soixante drapeaux qui furent apportés à Paris par Claude de Saint-Simon, et suspendus en grande pompe aux voûtes de Notre-Dame.