text: Suffren 74 (launched 31 May 1791 at Brest) – Renamed Redoutable in May 1795 – Captured by the British in the Battle of Trafalgar in October 1805 and wrecked in the subsequent storm
  Pyrrhus 74 (launched 19 August 1791 at Rochefort) – Renamed Mont Blanc in January 1793, then Trente-et-un Mai in April 1794, then Républicain in April 1795 and finally Mont Blanc again in February 1796, captured by the British in the Battle of Cape Ortegal 74 in November 1805 and added to the RN under the same name
  Thémistocle 74 (launched 12 September 1791 at Lorient) – captured by the British at Toulon in August 1793 and burnt by them there in December 1793
  Trajan 74 (launched 24 January 1792 at Lorient) – Renamed Gaulois in December 1797, BU 1805
  64-gun ships ("vaisseaux de 64") of the Louis XVI era
  Brillant, designed by Antoine Groignard. 64 (launched September 1774 at Brest) – hulked at Cherbourg in September 1787 as a guardship, taken to pieces 1797.
  Solitaire class, design by Antoine Groignard developed from his Brillant design.
  Solitaire 64 (launched 22 October 1774 at Brest) – Captured by the British on 6 December 1782 and added to the RN under the same name, sold 1790