text: Vétéran 74 (launched 18 July 1803 at Brest) – struck in 1833, and taken to pieces in 1841–42.
  Captured or otherwise acquired from foreign navies during the First Republic
  Alexandre 74 (ex-British Alexander, captured 1793) – Captured by the British in the Battle of Groix in June 1795 and added to the RN as HMS Alexander, BU 1819
  Berwick 74 (1775, ex-British Berwick, captured 1795) – Captured by the British in the Battle of Trafalgar in October 1805 and wrecked in the subsequent storm
  Causse 70/64 (1792, ex-Venetian Vulcano, captured at Venice 1797) – Captured by the British in 1801
  Dubois 66 (1784, ex-Venetian Fama, captured at Venice 1797) – BU 1801
  Robert 70 (1785, ex-Venetian Eolo, captured at Venice 1797)
  Sandos 70 (1785, ex-Venetian San Giorgio, captured at Venice 1797)
  Frontin 70 (1793, ex-Venetian Medea, captured at Venice 1797)
  Banel (1794, ex-Venetian Gloria, captured at Venice 1797)
  Dégo 64 (1765, ex-Maltese San Zacharia, captured at Malta 1798) – Captured by the British at Malta in September 1800
  Athénien 64 (1798, ex-Maltese San Giovanni, captured at Malta 1798) – Captured by the British at Malta in September 1800, wrecked in a storm 1806
  Leander 53 (1780, ex-British Leander, captured 1798) – Captured by the Russians 1799, returned to Britain, hospital ship 1806, renamed Hygeia 1813, sold 1817