After the Peace of Paris in 1814, the Queen Charlotte was placed in dock for a refit and the crew was disbanded as part of a general demobilization of military personnel, but in 1815, the ship was rapidly brought back to active duty due to the start of the War of the Seventh Coalition in 1815, requiring the crew to be reassembled.
After the Treaty of Paris in 1814, the Queen Charlotte underwent a refit and her crew was disbanded as part of a general demobilization of military personnel. However, in 1815, the ship was quickly reactivated for service during the War of the Seventh Coalition, requiring the crew to be reassembled.