- 1769-1771
Dronning Caroline Mathilde departed from Copenhagen in 1769, bound for Tranquebar. She arrived back in Copenhagen in 1771.[3]
- 1771-1773
She departed from Copenhagen in 1771, bound for Tranquebar. She arrived at Tranquebar in July 1772. She departed from Tranquebar in February 1773.
- 1773-1775
She was captained by Diderich Bagge on her first expedition to Tranquebar under the new name.[1] Her travel pass (afgangspas) was issued in December 1773. She arrived at Tranquebar in June 1774.
She set sail from Tranquebar in February 1775, bound for Copenhagen. Hermann Abbestée and his family were on board the ship as passengers. Abbestée had just resigned from the post as interim governor of the colony after spending 13 years. The ship reached Copenhagen on 17 August 1775.[4]
- 1776-1777
She was captained by E. Junge on her next expedition to Tranquebar in 1776-1777.[1] Her travel pas was issued in March 1776. She arrived at Tranquebar in September 1776.
- 1778-1780
She was again captained by E. Junge on her next expedition to Tranquebar and Frederiksbagore in 1778-1780.[1] Her travel pass was issued in March 1778. A young Jacob Brønnum Scavenius served as acting supercargp (officially as assistant but there was no supercargo) on the expedition. Scacenius made friends with Johan Leonhard Fix during his stay in Frederiksnagore. On the way back to Copenhagen, Ganges called at Tranquebar. This gave Scavenius an opportunity to apply was for the vacant position as 1st Assistant in Frederiksnagore. He ended up spending 15 years in India.[5]
Ganges set sail from Tranquebar in March 1779, bound for Copenhagen.
- 1780-1782
She was captained by O. Selvog on her next expedition to Tranquebar in 1780-1782. Ger travel pas was issued in October 1780. She arrived at Tranquebar in July 1781.
- 1782-1785
The Ganges was captained by Capt. Haaber on her last expedition to Danish India in 1782-1785. Her travel pas was issued in November 1782. She departed from Serampore in December 1674, bound for Copenhagen.