This ink plan by Pocock, including compass points, shows a detail of the battle towards its end. The partly dismasted 'Victory' is in the centre near Collingwood's 'Royal Sovereign' and the Spanish 'Santa Anna'. While the burning French 'Achille' is shown to their south before it blew up about 5.30 p.m. To their south-west the 'Minotaur' and 'Spartiate' engage the tail-end of Dumanoir's five escaping ships. To the west of the 'Victory' lies the French flagship 'Bucentaure' of Admiral Villeneuve, the Commander-in-Chief of the Combined Fleet, and to her east the British 'Temeraire' is still locked between the 'Fougueux' and 'Redoutable'. The dotted lines represent the artist's viewpoint from the north in sketches to which the plan relates. Pocock’s oil painting of the action, which is dated 1807, also takes this viewpoint of the end of the action (BHC0549). Probably no. 89 in the NMM Pocock exhib. (1975). The paper is noted as watermarked 'E&P 1806'.