On 20 November 1759, she took part in the huge conflict between the British and French fleets at the Battle of Quiberon Bay.
The ship took part as part of Admiral Rodney's fleet in the Battle of the Saintes under the command of Captain Henry Savage[1] on 12 April 1782 against a French fleet, where she suffered six killed and 18 wounded. She was the third ship of the second wave in the part of the British line of battle and the first to hit the French flagship the .[2] Savage commanded from an armchair on the main deck due to his suffering from gout. Savage was injured in the chair, but the following treatment below deck reappeared in the chair in bandages.[3]
She was paid off in July 1783 and sold at Plymouth in March 1784 for £1300.