The Russians fell back along their whole line, covered by the fire of their artillery, while five regiments of cavalry took post to oppose that of the allies, should they attempt to harass the retreat.
The loss of the French was nine officers killed and fifty-three wounded, 172 men killed and 1163 wounded.

The Sardinians had two officers killed and eight wounded; sixty-two men killed, and 135 wounded.

The Russian loss was twenty-seven officers killed, and eighty-five wounded; 3329 men killed, 4785 wounded.

Never were the advantages of position more clearly shown, for the Russians lost fifteen times as many killed as the allies, four times as many wounded, although they had all the advantages of a surprise on their side.

The English had only a battery of heavy guns under Captain Mowbray engaged.