Nelson was off Valletta on board the "Foudroyant". In 1781, he was transferred to HMS "Foudroyant". "Anson" remained cruising off Havana, and on 15 September sighted the French 84-gun "Foudroyant". Wallace (Dennis Quaid) and Wilder Foudroyant (Arliss Howard) are brothers and pyrokinetics. In 1890, some of her officers were listed as bound for "Foudroyant" and "Perseus". Only two or three men were wounded in "Foudroyant" including Jervis himself. The landing cost "Foudroyant" one man killed and one wounded. The squadron gave chase and "Foudroyant" caught and engaged the French 74-gun . Smith hoisted his flag in "Foudroyant" on 24 January 1808. The following day, Lord Nelson hoisted his flag in "Foudroyant". "Foudroyant" was a one-off design. On 6 December a large part of the 89th Regiment embarked on "Foudroyant". "Foudroyant" was back in Palermo by 22 October. "Foudroyant" meanwhile had 27 killed or wounded. Nelson remained ashore when "Foudroyant" departed for Gozo on 29 October, together with .