1778, BU 1782 Slava 16 ("Слава") – Purchased in Archipelago 1770, served at the Aegean Sea 1770–1775, bombed Beirut 1773, sold in Livorno 1776 Fiodor ("Фёдор") – Purchased in Archipelago 1770, served at the Aegean Sea 1770–1771, sunk from leak 1771 Uliss ("Улисс") – Purchased in Archipelago, served at the Aegean Sea 1771–1775, last mentioned 1774 Zapasnyi ("Запасный") – Purchased in Archipelago 1772, served at the Aegean Sea 1772–1775, BU after 1782 Konstantsiya 22 ("Констанция") – Purchased in Archipelago 1772, served at the Aegean Sea in 1772–1775 and in 1776–1779, visited Morocco 1778, BU 1787 Pomoschnyi 20 ("Помощный") – Purchased in Archipelago 1772, served at the Aegean Sea 1772–1775, BU after 1783 Ungaria 26 ("Унгария", ex-Austrian?, 1766) - Purchased in Livorno 1775, BU 1796 Bohemia 26 ("Богемия", ex-Austrian?, 1768) - Purchased in Livorno 1775, Visited Spain 1782, BU 1796 Pavel 32 ("Павел", 1773, A) – Served at the Mediterranean Sea 1773–1779, BU 1791 Astafii-class (16 units) Astafii 32 ("Астафий", 1773, A) – BU 1793 Nataliya 32 ("Наталия", 1773, A) – Served at the Mediterranean Sea 1773–1779, wrecked ath the North Sea 1779 Liogkii 32 ("Лёгкий", 1773, A) – visited Spain 1782, BU 1793 Stchastlivyi 32 ("Счастливый", 1774, A) – BU 1793 Sviatoi Mikhail 32 ("Святой Михаил", 1774, A) – Visited Spain 1782, BU 1796 Pospeshnyi 32 ("Поспешный", 1774, A) – BU 1791 Aleksandr 32 ("Александр", 1778, A) – Visited Portugal 1780, BU 1804 Voin 32 ("Воин", 1778, A) – Visited Italy 1781-82, BU 1804 Mariya 32 ("Мария", 1778, A) – Visited Italy 1781-82, BU 1804 Patrikii 32 ("Патрикий", 1779, A) – Visited Italy 1781-84 BU, converted to transport 1801 Simion 32 ("Симион", 1779, A) – Visited Italy 1781-82, BU 1803 Nadezhda 32 ("Надежда", 1781, A) – DU 1799 Slava 32 ("Слава", 1781, A) – Visited Italy 1782-84, converted to harbour vessel 1799 Voz‘mislav 32 ("Возьмислав", 1783, A) - Wrecked 1788 Podrazhislav 32 ("Подражислав", 1783, A) – Last mentioned 1796 Nadezhda Blagopoluchiya 32 ("Надежда Благополучия", 1786, A) – Last mentioned 1798 Gektor 26 ("Гектор", 1781) – Captured by Sweden in 1788 at the very beginning of Russo-Swedish War (1788–1790) (her captain know nothing about the hostile intentions of Swedes), renamed HMS Hector, BU 1818 Mstislavets 44 ("Мстиславец", 1784, A) – Last mentioned 1794 Yaroslavets 35 ("Ярославец", 1784, A) – Captured by Sweden in 1788 at the very beginning of Russo-Swedish War (1788–1790) (her captain know nothing about the hostile intentions of