Battle of Cape St. Vincent - 14th February 1797

The Royal Navy lost a total of 73 men killed and 227 wounded at St. Vincent

Royal Navy - officers killed and wounded
Ship					Casualties
Blenheim	Mr E. Libby, Acting Lieutenant - wounded Mr Peacock, Boatswain's Mate - wounded Mr J. Wixon, Master's Mate - wounded, died later
Captain	Major W. Morriss, Marines - killed Mr J. Godench, Midshipman - killed Commodore Horatio Nelson - wounded Mr Carrington, Boatswain - wounded Mr T. Lund, Midshipman - wounded
Excellent	Mr P. Peffers, Boatswain - killed Mr E. Brown, Master's Mate - wounded
Orion	Mr T. Mansell, Midshipman - wounded
Culloden	Mr G.A. Livingstone, Lieutenant of Marines - killed
Irresistible	Sergeant of Marines - killed Mr A. Thompson, Lieutenant - wounded Mr Hugh McKinnon, Master's Mate - wounded Mr W. Balfour, Midshipman - wounded
Casualties aboard some of the Spanish vessels - Officers, gunners, seamen and soldiers
Ship					Casualties
San Ysidro	29 killed and 68 wounded
Salvador del Mundo	42 killed and 124 wounded
San Nicholas	144 killed and 59 wounded
San José	40 killed and 90 wounded
Among the killed was General Don Francisco Xavier Winthuysen, Chef d'Escadre