On the same day joined "Goliath" and the two set out after the three sails, which were the French 44-gun frigate , the corvettes "Department-des-Landes" and . "Goliath" subsequently captured "Torche", which was under the command of M. Dehen, and carried 18 guns and a crew of 196 men. She also had on board as prisoners 52 men from . The French flotilla had captured "Blanche" on 19 July, some 150 miles north of Puerto Rico. The Royal Navy took "Torche", which was a sister-ship to "Mignonne", into service as HMS "Torch", but never commissioned her.