In 1809 she served in the Gunboat War in the Baltic under Captain Aiskew Hollis. On 18 May a squadron consisting of "Standard", the frigate , and the vessels , , , and captured the island of Anholt. A landing party of seamen and marines under the command of Captain William Selby of "Owen Glendower", with the assistance of Captain Edward Nicolls of the "Standard"s marines, landed. The Danish garrison of 170 men put up a sharp but ineffectual resistance that killed one British marine and wounded two; the garrison then surrendered. The British took immediate possession of the island.