After commissioning she spent her time in trade protection services between Home Waters, North America, West Indies and the Mediterranean.

Incorporated into the French Navy, she was loaned to the Privateering squadron at Dunkerque then recaptured by the British in 1711 and sold.

On 2 April 1701 she was commissioned under Captain Lord James Dursley (the later Earl of Berkley).

In 1702 she was under Captain Jonathan Spann and assigned to Sir George Rooke's Fleet.

She was incorporated into the French Navy then loaned to the Dunkerque privateering squadron as Le Sorlingue in 1709.