text: Léopard (1642) – delivered to the Spanish in April 1651 by mutinous crew
  Tigre (1642) – sank off Sardinia 23 September 1664
  Captured or otherwise acquired from foreign navies in the Louis XIII era
  Note only prizes put into service with the Marine Royale are included here.
  Lion d'Or 24–32 guns (captured in September 1625 from the Huguenots at La Rochelle) – captured by Spanish galleys at Collioure in May 1641.
  Vaisseau Anglais (English merchantman captured in October 1627) – probably sold 1628
  Saint Georges de Londres 24 guns (English merchantman St George captured on 17 July 1636) – probably returned to the English
  Trois Fanaux d'Amsterdam (Dutch merchantman captured 1637) – disposal unknown.
  Four Spanish vessels captured at Passaje by Sourdis in July 1638
  Almirante 36 guns (1638) – struck 1650
  D'Oquendo 38 guns (1638) – burnt by the English in 1650
  Maquedo 40 guns (1638) – burnt by accident in April 1644
  Olivarez 28 guns (1638) – condemned and struck 1648
  Amiral de Galice (Spanish galleon captured on 11 June 1636 at Laredo) – probably renamed Vice-amiral de Biscaye and burnt by accident in April 1644
  Dantzig (Prussian vessel captured October 1640) – probably sold 1649
  Four Spanish vessels captured in June 1642 to September 1643