by John Marshall, Royal Naval Biography — Green, Andrew Pellet (1823)
“ At this moment Captain Freemantle had his attention suddenly called off by the movement that was making in the enemies’ van, some of the ships of which, on bearing up, raked the Neptune, and caused the principal part of the damage and loss which she sustained in the action. Her masts were all more or less injured, and her standing and running rigging much cut; she received nine shot between wind and water: 10 of her crew were killed, and 34 wounded. ”
