The British found their quarry on 28 May, some west of Ushant, and engaged in a running battle, culminating on 1 June 1794. And, although seven French ships were captured or sunk without the British losing any, the vital grain convoy arrived in France without significant loss. The killed and wounded among the British fleet amounted to 2,048. Casualties from the six French prizes alone were upwards of 1,200 and it is estimated that among the French fleet, 7,000 men were killed, wounded or taken prisoner. "Latona" did not lose any of her crew despite being actively involved in the battle when, at 08:45 she came to the assistance of "Bellerophon", firing on two French 74s before towing her to safety.