"Hautpoult" was taken into the Royal Navy as HMS "Abercromby". The French had had 80–90 men killed or wounded during the action, the British had 10 killed and 35 wounded. The majority of the British casualties occurred on "Pompee". The two French storeships, and , left the Îles des Saintes on 15 April, the day after Troude's line-of-battle ships. They made it to Gaudeloupe unmolested but when they left on 14 June, they were pursued by "Latona" and the 16-gun sloop, . "Félicité" succumbed to "Latona" after a four-day chase; "Furieuse" managed to out-sail "Cherub" but was eventually taken by on 6 July.