British ships were then free to sail to India or the Indian Ocean under a license from the EIC.

On 5 September 1819, Marquis of Anglesey, Thomas McGregor, master, arrived at Quebec with some passengers from London.

[6] On 11 December 1825, Marquis of Anglesea put into Montevideo after she struck the "English Bank", having sustained minimal damage.

Although she was anchored at Gage Roads, some distance from Cockburn Sound and Fremantle, she landed her 90 settlers, 14 troops, and almost all of her cargo.

A gale drove Marquis of Anglesea ashore on 4 September 1829, wrecking her beyond repair.