Albion made one voyage for the East India Company (EIC) as an "extra" (chartered) ship.

The Three Brothers was legally condemned as prize at a court of the Vice Admiralty in Jamaica on the 27th January 1783.

She reached the Cape of Good Hope on 14 February 1798 and Saint Helena on 4 March 1798 before arriving at Blackwall on 19 June 1798.

[1] An Albion, of 400 tons (bm), A. Wallace, master, was listed in 1803 as belonging to Madras.

Although one source states that she was destroyed by fire at Canton in December 1807,[1] the vessel that burned was Albion.