64-gun 3rd rate ship-of-the-line

• Launched in 1768
• Broken up in 1815
• Nelson's first ship.  He was a Midshipman in her from January to May 1771 serving under his uncle, Capt. Maurice Suckling.

• Copenhagen: In Admiral Hyde Parker's division; Capt. John Dilkes.
• Trafalgar Campaign: Fought in the Battle of Cape Finisterre; Capt. Josias Rowley.

Career:

• 1770: Commissioned in under Capt. Maurice Suckling due to the imminent war with Spain. 
• January 1771: Nelson, aged 12, joined after seeing Suckling's appointment and begging his uncle to take him.
• 1776-80: with the North American station during the American Revolutionary War.
• 2nd April 1801: At the Battle of Copenhagen, but as she was in Admiral Hyde Parker's division, she did not see action.  (Capt. John Dilkes)
• 1803: with the Channel Fleet under Admiral Cornwallis, blockading Brest.
• 22nd July 1805: Fought at the Battle of Cape Finisterre (Capt. Josias Rowley)
• 1805: with Comm. Sir Home Riggs Popham's squadron during the campaign to take Cape Town from the Dutch.