The arrival of Surcouf at Isle de France did not go unnoticed: the authorities and the population reacted with enthusiasm, while British insurance companies on Calcutta doubled the reward for his capture, which amounted to one rupee lake, or 250,000 francs. On 3 September 1807, "Revenant" departed to cruise off Bengal. On 25 September, she captured the British 12-gun "Trafalgar" carrying 10,000 bags of rice, and the 14-gun "Mangles", carrying 11,000; on the 27th, the 12-gun "Admiral Applin", with 9,500 bags of rice; on 1 October, the 1-gun "Suzannah", with 5,500 bags of rice; on the 19th, the wood-laden "Success", which was burnt; on the 30th, the 12-gun "Fortune", which carried no cargo and was sunk; on 15 November, the Indian "Macauly"; on 18 December, the British 10-gun "Sir William Burroughs"; on the 30th, the Portuguese "Oriente"; and on 6 January 1808, the Arab "Jem lab Dim". Surcouf sent these with prize crews to Isle de France, and then returned himself on 31 January 1808.