I've been reading David Cordingly's fascinating biography of Lord Cochrane, and the account of the British Royal Navy's raid on the French fleet at harbor has been a highlight.
Wikipedia's bibliography on the battle seems rather thin, and a quick Google search brought up summaries which provide less detail than Cordingly already did.
Are there fuller accounts and other perspectives on the battle available out there? Is there a full book or article on it?
I can't find any books just about this battle, but if you step it a level back to books with overviews of Napoleonic navel battles you can find some additional coverage. This book has a chapter, and looking for more books on the subject, try this subject heading. There were also a lot of primary sources that turned up for this battle in Worldcat, but it sounded to me like you were looking for secondary stuff.