The Governor of Trinidad, José Maria Chacón, surrendered the next day. "Zebra" shared with the rest of the flotilla in the allocation of £40,000 for the proceeds of the ships taken at Trinidad and of the property found on the island. Hurst died in March 1797. It is not clear who sailed "Zebra" back to Britain for paying off and laying up. Between March and April 1798, Wells & Co. converted "Zebra" to a bomb vessel at a cost of £4,319. She then spent April through June at Deptford Dockyard undergoing a full conversion, which cost £7,392. Commander Thomas Sparke recommissioned her in April. On 28 August 1799 "Zebra" was with the British fleet that captured the Dutch hulks "Drotchterland" and "Brooderschap", and the ships "Helder", "Venus", "Minerva", and "Hector", in the Nieuwe Diep, in Holland. The capture of these vessels was part of the Anglo-Russian invasion of Holland and preceded by two days the Vlieter Incident in which a large part of the navy of the Batavian Republic, commanded by Rear-Admiral Samuel Story, surrendered to the British navy on a sandbank near the Channel known as "De Vlieter", near Wieringen. "Zebra" was also among the vessels sharing in the prize money from the Dutch vessels of the Vlieter Incident. In December 1799 "Zebra" was under Commander Edward Sneyd Clay in the North Sea. "Zebra"s, next major campaign was the Battle of Copenhagen in 1801. She suffered no casualties. In 1847, "Zebra"s surviving crew qualified to receive the Naval General Service Medal with the clasp "Copenhagen 1801". Between March and May 1803 "Zebra" underwent another fitting out at Woolwich. Commander William Beauchamp-Proctor was appointed to command of her in April 1803. On 20 July 1804, "Zebra" was in the company of hired armed cutter "Favorite" and some other vessels when "Zebra" captured "Shepherdess". Nine days later, "Zebra", captured "Postillion". In July and August 1804 "Zebra" participated in the squadron under Captain Robert Dudley Oliver in at the bombardment of French vessels at Le Havre. The bomb vessels' shells and carcasses set the town on fire on 23 July.