British Order of Battle
Ship	Guns	Crew	Killed/ Wounded	Commander
Elizabeth	64	480	77	Tiddeman
Newcastle	50	350	112	Michie
Tiger	60	420	168	Brereton
Grafton	68	535	83	Kempenfelt, R. Adm. Steevens
Yarmouth	66	540	39	Harrison, V. Adm. Pocock
Cumberland	58	520	52	Somerset
Salisbury	50	350	36	Dent
Sunderland	60	420	2	Colville
Weymouth	60	420	0	Sir W. Baird

Summary of killed & wounded: 118 Killed, 66 died of wounds, 122 dangerously wounded, 263 lightly wounded. Cap. Michie, Lt. Redshaw (Newcastle), Cap. Gore (Newcastle Marines), Lt. Elliot (Tiger) killed, Cap. Somerset, Cap. Brereton, wounded

French Order of Battle
Ship	Guns	Crew	Commander
Actif	64	600	M. Beauchaine
Minautaur	74	650	M. F. l'Aguille, Chef d'Escadre
Duc d'Orleans	60	500	M. Surville, la Cadet
St. Louis	60	500	M. Johannes
Vengeur	64	500	M. Pallière
Zodiaque	74	650	M. d'Aché
Comte de Province	74	650	M. la Chaise
Duc de Bourgogne	60	500	M. Bouvet
Illustre	64	600	M. de Ruis
Fortune	64	600	M. Lobry
Centaur	70	650	M. Surville

1,500 killed and wounded (Pocock)

[Editor's Note – Articles on the confrontation between the English and the French in India are welcome, as well as articles on naval history during the era covered by the Journal. The next issue will feature articles on Colonel Eyre Coote and the battle of Wandiwash. Those of you who are interested in the French side of the conflict are invited to send similar articles. I would love to see a biography of the Irish general Lally who commanded in India on behalf of the French.]

More Troubled Waters 1758

Anglo-French Rivalry
Appendix I: 29 April 1758 Order of Battle
Appendix II: 3 August 1758 Order of Battle
Appendix III: 10 September 1759 Order of Battle

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