text: Arc-en-Ciel 56, later 50 guns (launched 1745 at Bayonne, designed and built by Pierre Morineau) – Captured by the British near Louisbourg in 1756
  Fier 60, later 50 guns (launched 1 December 1745 at Toulon, designed and built by Joseph Véronique-Charles Chapelle) – sold for commerce 1782.
  Hippopotame 50 guns (launched 5 July 1749 at Toulon, designed and built by François Coulomb) – sold and renamed Fier Rodrigue in November 1777; requisitioned back into Navy 1779; condemned 1782 and taken to pieces 1784.
  Amphion 50–58 guns (launched 28 July 1749 at Brest) – Deleted 1787
  Aigle 50 guns (launched 1750 at Rochefort, designed and built by Pierre Morineau) – converted to a flûte in 1758, wrecked 1765.
  Sagittaire 50 guns (launched 8 August 1761 at Toulon, designed and built by Jean-Marie-Blaise Coulomb) – sold for commerce around 1790.
  Dauphin 50–56 (c. 1770?) – Ex-Indiaman. Sold 1773
  Small two-deckers of 42 – 48 guns ("vaisseaux de 40 à 48") of the Louis XV era
  Argonaute class of two ships to design by Laurent Hélie.
  Argonaute 46 guns (launched July 1722 at Brest) – hulked 1741.
  Parfaite 46 guns (launched January 1723 at Brest) – burned accidentally 1746.
  Néreïde 42 guns (launched 26 March 1724 at Rochefort, designed and built by Blaisee Ollivier) – condemned and taken to pieces in 1743.