Name | No | Yard No | Builder | Laid down | Launched | Comp | Fate |
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Téméraire | Arsenal de Brest | 5/1782 | 17.12.1782 | 7/1783 | condemned 11.1802 | ||
Superbe | Arsenal de Brest | 7/1782 | 11.11.1784 | 1785 | lost 30.1.1795 | ||
Audacieux | Arsenal de Lorient | 8.7.1782 | 28.10.1784 | 1785 | condemned 11.1802 | ||
Généreux | Arsenal de Rochefort | 24.7.1782 | 6-7/1785 | 10/1785 | captured by British 18.2.1800 (Généreux) | ||
Orion, 11.1793- Mucius Scévola, 11.1793- Mucius | Arsenal de Rochefort | 10/1784 | 18.4.1787 | 1788 | condemned 10.1803 | ||
Fougueux | Arsenal de Lorient | 11/1784 | 19.9.1785 | 12/1785 | captured by British 21.10.1805 | ||
Commerce de Bordeaux, 12.1793- Bonnet Rouge, 2.1794- Timoléon | Arsenal de Toulon | 9/1784 | 15.9.1785 | 1786 | destroyed by crew 2.8.1798 | ||
Lys, 10.1792- Tricolore | Arsenal de Toulon | 9/1784 | 7.10.1785 | 9/1787 | surrendered to UK and Spain 8.1793, fire 18.12.1793 | ||
Patriote | Arsenal de Brest | 10/1784 | 3.10.1785 | 4/1786 | surrendered to UK and Spain 8.1793, returned 9.1793, condemned 5.1820 | ||
Borée, 4.1794- Ça Ira, 6.1794- Agricola | Arsenal de Lorient | 11/1784 | 17.11.1785 | 8/1787 | frigate 7.1794, hospital hulk 1796 | ||
Ferme, 10.1792- Phocion | Arsenal de Brest | 12/1784 | 16.9.1785 | 1786 | surrendered to Spain 11.1.1793, to Spain 1794 (Phocion) | ||
Léopard | Arsenal de Brest | 15.11.1785 | 22.6.1787 | 7/1787 | wrecked 17.2.1793 | ||
Entreprenant | Arsenal de Lorient | 5/1786 | 12.10.1787 | 1788 | captured by UK and Spain 8.1793, returned 9.1793, condemned 11.1802 | ||
Tourville | Arsenal de Lorient | 1.6.1787 | 16.9.1788 | 7/1790 | stricken 10.1833 | ||
Éole | Arsenal de Lorient | 2.6.1787 | 15.11.1789 | 8/1790 | condemned 1.1811 | ||
Jean Bart | Arsenal de Lorient | 1.6.1788 | 7.11.1790 | 2/1791 | wrecked 26.2.1809 | ||
Thémistocle | Arsenal de Lorient | 1.9.1789 | 12.9.1791 | 9/1792 | captured by UK and Spain 8.1793, fire 18.12.1793 | ||
Trajan, 12.1797- Gaulois | Arsenal de Lorient | 17.5.1790 | 24.1.1792 | 11/1792 | BU 1.1805 | ||
Tyrannicide, 7.1800- Desaix | Arsenal de Lorient | 1.11.1791 | 28.6.1793 | 11/1793 | wrecked 15.2.1802 | ||
Droits de L'Homme | Arsenal de Lorient | 5/1793 | 29.5.1794 | 7/1794 | wrecked 13.1.1797 | ||
Cassard, 2.1798- Dix-Août, 2.1803- Brave | Arsenal de Lorient | 8/1793 | 2.5.1795 | 7/1795 | captured by UK 6.2.1806 | ||
Wattignies | Arsenal de Lorient-Caudan | 5/1793 | 8.10.1794 | 12/1794 | condemned 9.1808 | ||
Hercule | Arsenal de Lorient-Caudan | 6/1794 | 5.10.1797 | 2/1798 | captured by UK 20.4.1798 (Hercule) | ||
Argonaute | Arsenal de Lorient-Caudan | 9/1794 | 22.12.1798 | 9/1799 | to Spain 12.1806 (Argonauta) | ||
Impétueux | Arsenal de Rochefort | 1786 | 25.10.1787 | 1788 | captured by UK 1.6.1794 (Impetueux) | ||
Apollon, 2.1794- Gasparin, 5.1795- Apollon, 12.1797- Marceau | Arsenal de Rochefort | 4/1787 | 21.5.1788 | 1788 | captured by UK and Spain 8.1793, re-captured 9.1793, BU 6.1798 | ||
Aquilon | Arsenal de Rochefort | 8/1787 | 8.6.1789 | 6/1790 | captured by UK 2.8.1798 (Aboukir) | ||
Thésée, 1.1793- Révolution, 2.1803- Finistèrre | Arsenal de Rochefort | 3/1788 | 14.4.1790 | 8/1790 | condemned 12.1804 | ||
Mont Blanc (ex-Pyrrhus), 4.1794- Trente et un Mai, 4.1795- Républicain, 1.1796- Mont Blanc | Arsenal de Rochefort | 7/1789 | 13.8.1791 | 3/1793 | captured by UK 4.11.1805 (Mont Blanc) | ||
Jemmapes (ex-Alexnadre) | Arsenal de Rochefort | 8/1790 | 22.1.1794 | 3/1794 | condemned 5.1820 | ||
Marat, 5.1795- Formidable | Arsenal de Rochefort | 8/1791 | 29.4.1794 | 6/1794 | captured by UK 22.6.1795 (Belleisle) | ||
America | Arsenal de Brest | 1787 | 21.5.1788 | 1789 | captured by UK 1.6.1794 (America) | ||
Duguay-Trouin | Arsenal de Brest | 1787 | 30.10.1788 | 7/1790 | captured by UK 8.1793, fire 18.12.1793 | ||
Jupiter, 3.1794- Montagnard, 5.1795- Démocrate, 5.1795- Jupiter, 12.1797- Batave | Arsenal de Brest | 6/1788 | 4.11.1789 | 10/1790 | condemned 1.1807 | ||
Vengeur | Arsenal de Brest | 23.5.1788 | 16.12.1789 | 20.8.1790 | wrecked 12.12.1792 | ||
Suffren, 5.1795- Redoutable | Arsenal de Brest | 15.1.1789 | 31.5.1791 | 12/1792 | captured by UK 21.10.1805 | ||
Nestor, 12.1797- Cisalpin, 2.1803- Aquilon | Arsenal de Brest | 10/1790 | 22.7.1793 | 10/1793 | wrecked 11.4.1809 | ||
Tigre | Arsenal de Brest | 1/1791 | 8.5.1793 | 8/1793 | captured by UK 22.6.1795 | ||
Scipion | Arsenal de Toulon | 1789 | 30.7.1790 | 11/1790 | captured by UK and Spain 29.8.1793 | ||
Pompée | Arsenal de Toulon | 1790 | 28.5.1791 | 2/1793 | captured by UK and Spain 29.8.1793 (RN Pompée) | ||
Duquesne | Arsenal de Toulon | 1/1788 | 2.9.1788 | 1789 | captured by UK 25.7.1803 (Duquesne) | ||
Barra, 10.1795- Pégase, 12.1797- Hoche | Arsenal de Toulon | 11/1791 | 23.3.1794 | 2/1795 | captured by UK 12.10.1798 (Donegal) | ||
Tonnerre | Arsenal de Brest | 22.9.1794 | 9.6.1808 | 9/1808 | wrecked 12.4.1809 | ||
Constitution (ex-Viala), 2.1803- Jupiter | Arsenal de Lorient-Caudan | 19.2.1794 | 28.9.1795 | 5/1796 | captured by UK 6.2.1806 (Maida) | ||
Quatorze Juillet | Arsenal de Lorient-Caudan | 8/1794 | 1.2.1798 | 3.2.1798 | fire 29.4.1798 | ||
Union, 2.1803- Diomède | Arsenal de Lorient-Caudan | 9/1794 | 1.8.1799 | 2/1800 | wrecked 6.2.1806 | ||
Scipion | Arsenal de Lorient-Caudan | 22.9.1798 | 29.3.1801 | 9/1801 | captured by UK 4.11.1805 | ||
Impétueux (ex-Brutus) | Arsenal de Lorient-Caudan | 22.9.1798 | 24.1.1803 | 3/1803 | wrecked 14.9.1806 | ||
Régulus | Arsenal de Lorient-Caudan | 7/1802 | 12.4.1805 | 7/1805 | fired by crew 7.4.1814 | ||
Courageux (ex-Alcide) | Arsenal de Lorient | 7/1802 | 3.2.1806 | 4/1806 | stricken 1827 | ||
D'Hautpoul (ex-Courageux) | Arsenal de Lorient | 6/1803 | 2.9.1807 | 2/1808 | captured by UK 17.4.1809 (Abercrombie) | ||
Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 12.1802- Marengo | Arsenal de Toulon | 9/1794 | 21.7.1795 | 10/1796 | captured by UK 13.3.1806 (Marengo) | ||
Spartiate | Arsenal de Toulon | 11/1794 | 24.11.1798 | 3/1798 | captured by UK 2.8.1798 | ||
Duguay-Trouin | Arsenal de Rochefort // Enterprise Destouches | 15.11.1794 | 25.3.1800 | 11/1800 | captured by UK 4.11.1805 (Implacable) | ||
Aigle | Arsenal de Rochefort // Enterprise Destouches | 26.12.1794 | 6.7.1800 | 2/1801 | captured by UK 21.10.1805 | ||
Héros | Arsenal de Rochefort // Enterprise Destouches | 15.1.1795 | 10.5.1801 | 10/1801 | captured by Spain 14.6.1808 (Heroe) | ||
Magnanime | Arsenal de Rochefort | 6.5.1802 | 17.8.1803 | 12/1803 | stricken 1.1820 | ||
Lion | Arsenal de Rochefort | 8.7.1802 | 11.2.1804 | 6/1804 | wrecked 26.10.1809 | ||
Achille | Arsenal de Rochefort | 5.11.1802 | 17.11.1804 | 2/1805 | sunk 21.10.1805 | ||
Ajax | Arsenal de Rochefort | 23.11.1804 | 17.6.1806 | 9/1806 | floating battery 4.1815, stricken 3.1818 | ||
Triomphant | Arsenal de Rochefort | 27.6.1806 | 31.3.1809 | 5/1809 | condemned 7.1822 | ||
Polonais (ex-Glorieux), 4.1814- Lys, 3.1815- Polonais, 7.1815- Lys | Arsenal de Lorient-Caudan | 2/1805 | 27.5.1808 | 6/1808 | condemned 7.1822 | ||
Golymin (ex-Inflexible) | Arsenal de Lorient-Caudan | 6/1805 | 8.12.1808 | 10/1809 | wrecked 23.3.1814 | ||
Marengo | Arsenal de Lorient | 19.9.1806 | 12.10.1810 | 4/1811 | stricken 7.1858 | ||
Danube | Arsenal de Toulon | 1.6.1807 | 21.12.1808 | 8/1809 | school ship 12.1822 | ||
Ulm | Arsenal de Toulon | 2.3.1807 | 25.5.1809 | 8/1809 | stricken 1828 | ||
Trajan | Antwerp | 9/1807 | 15.8.1811 | 4/1812 | stricken 3.1827 | ||
Gaulois | Antwerp | 9/1807 | 14.4.1812 | 8/1812 | stricken 3.1827 | ||
Superbe | Antwerp | 1808-09 | 5.7.1814 | 9/1814 | wrecked 15.12.1833 | ||
Belliqueux | Antwerp | 7/1811 | --- | --- | sold incomplete after 8.1814 | ||
Alcide | Antwerp | 8/1811 | --- | --- | sold incomplete after 8.1814 | ||
Aigle | Antwerp | 8/1811 | --- | --- | sold incomplete after 8.1814 | ||
Impétueux | Antwerp | 11/1811 | --- | --- | sold incomplete after 8.1814 | ||
Triton (ex-Vénitien, ex-Triton, ex-Vénitien) | Arsenal de Rochefort | 9/1814 | 22.9.1823 | 12/1826 | floating battery 9.1847, hulk 9.1847 | ||
Duc de Berry (ex-Glorieux, ex-Duc de Berry, ex-Glorieux, ex-Couronne), 8.1830- Glorieux, 10.1831- Minerve | Arsenal de Rochefort | 13.1.1812 | 18.6.1818 | 7/1818 | frigate 10.1834, school ship 8.1848 | ||
Capri | Castellammare de Stabia, Neapolitan Kingdom | late 1808 | 21.8.1810 | 1/1812 | captured by UK 28.4.1815 | ||
Gioacchino | Castellammare de Stabia, Neapolitan Kingdom | 9/1810 | 1.8.1812 | 5/1813 | captured by UK 28.4.1815 | ||
Nestor | Arsenal de Brest | 2/1809 | 21.5.1810 | 9/1810 | stricken 8.1849 | ||
Orion | Arsenal de Brest | 18.5.1810 | 9.10.1813 | 2/1814 | school ship 5.1827 | ||
Couronne, 2.1848- Barricade, 12.1849- Duperré | Arsenal de Brest | 15.10.1813 | 26.8.1824 | 1825 | transport 12.1854 | ||
Trident | Arsenal de Toulon | 15.11.1809 | 9.6.1811 | 9/1812 | sail transport 3.1854 | ||
Romulus, 6.1821- Guerrière | Arsenal de Toulon | 12/1809 | 31.5.1812 | 9/1812 | frigate 3.1821, stricken 11.1840 | ||
Ville de Marseille | Arsenal de Toulon | 27.6.1811 | 15.8.1812 | 12/1812 | floating barracks 2.1855 | ||
Colosse, 10.1825- Pallas | Arsenal de Toulon | 7/1812 | 5.12.1813 | 1/1814 | frigate 10.1827, stricken 9.1840 | ||
Provence (ex-Hercule, ex-Kremlin, ex-Provence, ex-Kremlin), 7.1830- Alger | Arsenal de Toulon | 9/1812 | 26.5.1815 | 8/1815 | floating hospital 1856 | ||
Agamemnon, 4.1824- Amphitrite | Genoa | 4/1809 | 23.2.1812 | 8/1812 | frigate 12.1823, stricken 1.1836 | ||
Scipion | Genoa | 2/1812 | 5.9.1813 | 2/1814 | stricken 2.1846 | ||
Brilliant | Genoa | 2/1812 | 18.4.1815 | --- | captured incomplete by British 18.4.1814 (Genoa) | ||
Brave | Genoa | 9/1813 | --- | --- | captured on the stocks by British 18.4.1814, dismantled | ||
Duguay-Trouin | Arsenal de Cherbourg | 6.5.1811 | 10.11.1813 | 5/1814 | condemned 12.1824 | ||
Jean Bart | Arsenal de Lorient | 21.6.1811 | 25.8.1820 | 12/1820 | floating storage 1830 | ||
Généreux | Arsenal de Cherbourg | 3.7.1813 | 23.9.1831 | 1832 | stricken 11.1855 |
Displacement normal, t | 3069 |
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Displacement full, t | |
Length, m | 55.9 pp |
Breadth, m | 14.5 |
Draught, m | 7.15 |
No of shafts | |
Machinery | sails |
Power, h. p. | |
Max speed, kts | |
Fuel, t | |
Endurance, nm(kts) | |
Armament | 28 x 1 - 175/16 36pdr SBML, 30 x 1 - 139/18 18pdr SBML, 16 x 1 - 106/24 8pdr SBML completed since 1790: 28 x 1 - 175/16 36pdr SBML, 4 x 1 - 175/3 36pdr SBML carronades, 30 x 1 - 139/18 18pdr SBML, 16 x 1 - 106/24 8pdr SBML completed since 1810: 28 x 1 - 175/16 36pdr SBML, 10 x 1 - 173/8 36pdr SBML carronades, 30 x 1 - 139/18 18pdr SBML, 12 x 1 - 106/24 8pdr SBML |
Complement | 495 (705 wartime) |
1782 design by Jacques-Noël Sané. 74-gun two-deckers.
since 1787, all completed: + 4 x 1 - 175/3 36pdr SBML obusiers
1794, Agricola as frigate: was armed with 28 x 1 - 175/16 36pdr SBML,14 x 1 - 139/18 18pdr SBML
By 1810, almost all completed and survived: were armed with 28 x 1 - 175/16 36pdr SBML, 10 x 1 - 173/8 36pdr SBML carronades, 30 x 1 - 139/18 18pdr SBML, 12 x 1 - 106/24 8pdr SBML
1821, Guerrière; 1823, Agamenon (presumably); 1827, Pallas: as frigates were armed with 28 x 1 - 175/16 36pdr SBML, 28 x 1 - 173/8 36pdr SBML carronades, 2 x 1 - 139/18 18pdr SBML
by 1830, Guerrière, Pallas: - 2 x 1 - 175/16; + 2 x 1 - 223/11 shell SBML
1834, Minerve: as frigate was armed with 2 x 1 - 223/11 shell SBML, 26 x 1 - 175/16 36pdr SBML, 28 x 1 - 173/8 36pdr SBML carronades, 2 x 1 - 139/18 18pdr SBML
Superbe was lost off Brest 30.1.1795. Généreux was captured 18.2.1800 by British ships S of Sicily and commissioned by them under the same name. Fougueux was captured by boarding by British at Trafalgar 21.10.1805 but abandoned by them in the storm and went ashore 28.10.1805 on the Santi Petri reefs E of Cadiz. Timoléon was fired by crew at the Battle of the Nile (Aboukir) 2.8.1798 to avoid capture by British. Tricolore, Thémistocles and Duguay-Trouin handed over to Anglo-Spanish forces at Toulon in August 1793 and fired during the evacuation 18.12.1793. Patriote handed over to Anglo-Spanish forces at Toulon in August 1793 but returned to France in September, hard damaged by high winds 19.8.1806 off E US coast. Phocion handed over to Spanish at Trinidad 11.1.1793 by pro-Royalist crew and next year entered the Spanish Navy. Léopard grounded 17.2.1793 off Cagliari and fired by crew two days later to avoid capture by British. Entreprenant was captured by British and Spanish troops at Toulon in August 1793 but returned to France next month. Jean Bart wrecked 26.2.1809 on the Palles rock near Île d'Aix, wreck was taken by British and fired by them in April that year. Desaix wrecked 15.2.1802 on the reefs of Cape Français (Santo Domingo), wreck was destroyed by British. Droits de L'Homme wrecked off Audierne after combat against HMS Indefatigable and Amazon 13.1.1797. Brave was captured by British at Santo Domingo 6.2.1806 and foundered off Azores in April en route to Britain. Hercule was captured by Royal Navy 20.4.1798 and commissioned by them under the same name. Argonaute was in bad condition after Trafalgar and was ceded to Spain at Cadiz 18.12.1806 (used as prison hulk). Impétueux and America were captured by RN ships at Battle of Glorious First of June 1.6.1794 and commissioned by RN as Impetueux and America. Apollon was taken by British and Spanish forces at Toulon in August 1793 but restored to Revolutionary forces next month. Aquilon was captured by British ships at the Battle of the Nile (Aboukir) and commissioned by RN as Aboukir. Mont Blanc was captured by British ships off Cape Ortegal 4.11.1805 after Trafalgar and commissioned by RN under the same name. Formidable was captured by HMS Barfleur in action off Ile Groix 22.6.1795 and commissioned by RN as Belleisle. Vengeur grounded off Ajaccio 12.12.1792, abandoned and fired 8.6.1793. Redoutable was captured by British ships 21.10.1805 at Trafalgar and sank under tow in the storm 22.10.1805. Aquilon grounded 11.4.1809 on the Palles rock after attack of RN fireship and destroyed by British 14.4.1809. Tigre was captured by RN ships in the action of Ile Groix 22.6.1795. Scipion with Freench Royalist crew handed over to British and Spanish forces at Toulon 29.8.1793 and accidentally burnt at Livorno 20.11.1793. Pompée was captured by British and Spanish forces at Toulon 29.8.1793 and commissioned by RN under the same name. Duquesne was captured by British ships off Santo Domingo 25.7.1803 and commissioned by the RN under the same name. Barra was captured by HMS Robust off Lough Swilly 12.10.1798 and became RN Donegal. Tonnerre grounded near Île Madame during Britsh fireship attack at Île d'Aix 12.4.1809 and fired by crew. Jupiter was captured by British ships 6.2.1806 at Santo Domingo and became HMS Maida. Quatorze Juillet accidentally burnt at Lorient 29.4.1798. Diomède ran aground at Santo Domingo 6.2.1806 to avoid capture by British and fired by them 9.2.1806. Scipion was captured by British ship off Cape Ortegal 4.11.1805 after Trafalgar and commissioned by RN under the same name. Impétueux was dismasted in a violent storm 19.8.1806, drifted until 10.9.1806, chased by British ships at the mouth of the Chesapeake, ran ashore 14.9.1806 at Cape Henry, surrendered and burnt by British. Régulus was fire by crew 7.4.1814 in the Gironde to avoid capture by British forces. D'Hautpoul was captured by British ships 17.4.1809 off Puerto Rico and became HMS Abercrombie. Marengo was captured by British ships 13.3.1806 off Cape Verde Islands and entered RN under the same name. Spartiate was captured by HMS Theseus and Vanguard 2.8.1798 at Aboukir and commissioned by RN under the same name. Duguay-Trouin was captured by British ships off Cape Ortegal 4.11.1805 after Trafalgar and commissioned by RN as Implacable. Aigle was captured by British ships 21.10.1805 at Trafalgar but wrecked 22.10.1805 off Puerto Santa Maria near Cadiz in the storm. Héros surrendered 14.6.1808 at Cadiz to Spanish insurgents and became Spanish Heroe. Lion grouned near Sète 26.10.1809 and burnt be crew to avoid capture by British ships. Achille caught fire and exploded at Trafalgar 21.10.1805. Golymin wrecked at the rock in the Goulet near Brest and sank there 23.3.1814. Superbe wrecked 15.12.1833 on Island Paros (Greece). Capri and Gioacchino handed over to British 28.4.1815, taken by them to Malta and transferred next year to Neapolitans, becoming Capri and San Fernando.