Appendix No 6 - A list of French ships and frigates - commencing 1793


 
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Naval History of Great Britain - Vol I

Appendix

No. 6 (Continued)

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The ships marked with an asterisk were all new ; but none, it is believed, were upon the stocks on the 1st of January, except the Jemmappes launched on the 22d of the month, the Sans-Pared in June, and the Lion (or rather Formidable, as it is believed she was then named) and Mont-Blanc in the course of the summer. There were also, doubtless, four or five more 74s on the stocks, but not sufficiently advanced to he named ; although four were afterwards, as we conjecture, named Wattigny, Droits-de-1'Homme, Cassard, and Marat. Among the new frigates, the Carmagnole was launched on the 21st of May, and all the remainder within a week or two of that period.

An abstract of the French navy as it stood at the commencement of the year 1793, down to 28-gun frigates or "corvettes," inclusive.

     Class.           Ready for sea. Fitting for sea. In good condition In want of repair. Unserviceable Total. Port belonging to.
Brest Rochefort. Toulon.
120-gun ships 1 1 1 ... ... 3 1 ... 2
110-gun ships 1 1 ... 3 ... 5 5 ... ...
80-gun ships 2 4 2 2 ... 10 7 ... 3
74-gun ships 17 9 20 16 2 64 34 12 18
Line 21 15 23 21 2 82 47 12 23
44-gun frig   1  
40-gun frig   14
38-gun frig   2
36-gun frig   48
32-gun frig   3
28-gun frig   11
Frigates 79
  Total�������� 161
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