text: Éveillé 64 (launched 10 December 1772 at Brest)
  Three French East India Company ships were purchased by the Navy in April 1770; all designed and built by Antoine Groignard and Gilles Cambry.
  Actionnaire 64 (launched 22 December 1767 at Lorient for the Compagnie des Indes, purchased in April 1770 by the Navy) – captured by the British in the Bay of Biscay in April 1782
  Indien class
  Indien 64 (launched 30 July 1768 at Lorient for the Compagnie des Indes, purchased in April 1770 by the Navy) – condemned 1783 and sold 1784.
  Mars 64 (launched 17 August 1769 at Lorient for the Compagnie des Indes, purchased in April 1770 by the Navy) – burnt by accident in 1773.
  Four further ships were begun before 1774, but were launched in Louis XIV's reign (see section below)
  Brillant 64 (launched September 1774 at Brest)
  Solitaire 64 (launched 22 October 1774 at Brest)
  Réfléchi 64 (launched 25 November 1776 at Rochefort) – renamed Turot in 1793
  Caton 64 (launched 5 July 1777 at Toulon)
  Two-deckers of 56 guns with 36-pounder main battery
  Bordelois class: group of four ships designed by Antoine Groignard for operation in the shallow waters off Dunkirk, and built at Bordeaux by Léon-Michel Guignace.