Thus of the thirteen French ships of the line eight had surrendered, one had blown up, two had escaped, and two were on shore. If the _Culloden_ could have got into action, it is probable that not one of the French fleet would have left Aboukir Bay. The British loss in killed and wounded was 895. 3105 of the French, including the wounded, were captured, and 5225 perished in the fight. The victory was the most decisive that was ever won at sea.