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San Leandro was a 64-gun San Fulgencio-class ship of the line built for the Royal Spanish Navy in the 1780s. Completed in 1787, the ship spent the next several years on sea trials and conducting maneuvers before she was placed in ordinary (reserve) at the end of 1790. San Leandro was recommissioned in 1793 and spent the first half of the year escorting convoys and searching for French ships after Spain declared war on France in March. She played a minor role in the Siege of Toulon and helped to evacuate troops and civilian refugees when the port was abandoned. The ship was transferred to the Spanish West Indies in 1794 and remained there until returning to Cádiz in 1804.
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