text: Sainte Anne class. Four ships built for Genoa in 1756–59 by Ange-Marie Rati, and purchased by France in 1760.
  Sainte Anne 64 – captured by the British in 1761 and added to the RN as HMS St Anne, sold in October 1784.
  Notre Dame du Rosaire 64 – renamed Hazard on 24 June 1762. Hulked 1771.
  Vierge de Santé 64 – renamed Rencontre on 24 June 1762. Condemned 1769 and taken to pieces.
  Saint François de Paule 64 – renamed Aventurier on 16 April 1764. Condemned 1770 and sold 1772.
  Provence 64 (launched 29 April 1763 at Toulon) – taken to pieces 1786.
  Union 64 (launched November 1763 at Brest) – became hospital ship 1778, wrecked February 1782.
  Vengeur 64 (launched 25 October 1756 at Lorient for the Compagnie des Indies, and purchased by the Navy in July 1765) – sold for commerce in 1784 and wrecked 1785.
  Artésien class of five ships to design by Joseph-Louis Ollivier.
  Artésien 64 (launched 7 March 1765 at Brest)
  Roland 64 (launched 14 February 1771 at Brest)
  Alexandre 64 (launched 28 February 1771 at Brest) – captured 1782
  Protée 64 (launched 10 November 1772 at Brest) – captured by the British in February 1780 and added to the RN as HMS Prothee, BU 1815