text: Hercule 74 (launched 26 May 1815 at Toulon) – renamed Provence on 19 April 1814, Hercule on 23 March 1815, Provence on 15 July 1815, and Alger on 15 July 1830; 80 guns from 1837; BU 1881
  Brillant 74 (launched in 1815 at Genoa by the British Royal Navy) – taken by the British at the Surrender of Genoa in 1814 and finished by the Royal Navy in 1815.Pluton class – A revised design for Téméraire class, by Jacques-Noël Sané, described officially as "the small model" specially introduced to be constructed at shipyards outside France itself (the first pair were built at Toulon) where they lacked the depth of water required to launch 74s of the Téméraire class.
  Pluton 74 (launched 17 January 1805 at Toulon) – captured by the Spanish at Cadiz in June 1808, retained the same name, later renamed Montañes, BU 1816.
  Borée 74 (launched 27 June 1805 at Toulon) – BU 1827
  Génois 74 (launched 17 August 1805 at Genoa) – BU 1821
  Charlemagne 74 (launched 8 April 1807 at Antwerp) – Transferred to the Netherlands Navy in 1814 and renamed Nassau.
  Commerce de Lyon 74 (launched 9 April 1807 at Antwerp) – BU 1830
  Anversois 74 (launched 7 June 1807 at Antwerp) – BU 1819