Grev Laurvig

During the Great Northern War, in 1715, under the command of Caspar von Wessel, she was used as a privateering vessel.

[2] Former governor Morten Mortensen Færoe returned to Copenhagen onboard the ship in 1724.

[2] Former governor Christian Ulrich von Nissen returned to Denmark with the ship in 1726 (departure from Tranquebar: 22 October).

Three other DOC ships—Vendela,Kronprinsen af Danmark and Fridericus Quartus—were also sold to the Danish Asiatic Company.

She saluted Kronborg Castle on 15 February 1735, marking her safe return to Danish waters.