NAVYPEDIA

Ships

Name	No	Yard No	Builder	Laid down	Launched	Comp	Fate
Commerce de Paris (ex-Ville de Paris), 8.1830- Commerce			Arsenal de Toulon	10/1804	8.8.1806	5/1807	stricken 1.1839
Duc d'Angouleme (ex-Victorieux), 3.1815- Iéna, 7.1815- Duc d'Angouleme, 8.1830- Iéna			Arsenal de Rochefort	6.4.1805	30.8.1814	1/1815	two-decker 1833, HQ ship 1.862
Monarque			Antwerp	4/1810	---	---	BU incomplete 1810s
Hymen			Antwerp	5/1810	---	---	to Allies 8.1814, BU
Neptune			Antwerp	5/1811	---	---	BU incomplete 1910s
Terrible			Antwerp	6/1811	---	---	to Allies 8.1814, BU

Technical data

Displacement normal, t	4755
Displacement full, t
Length, m	60.4 pp
Breadth, m	16.2
Draught, m	8.12
No of shafts
Machinery	sails
Power, h. p.
Max speed, kts
Fuel, t
Endurance, nm(kts)
Armament	30 x 1 - 175/16 36pdr SBML, 32 x 1 - 153/18 24pdr SBML, 32 x 1 - 121/20 12pdr SBML, 16 x 1 - 106/24 8pdr SBML
Complement	1070

Project history

118-gun three-deckers, smaller design by Jacques-NoëL Sané.

Modernizations

late 1810s, both: - 6 x 1 - 106/24; + 10 x 1 - 173/8 36pdr SBML carronades

early 1820s, both: - 4 x 1 - 106/24; + 2 x 1 - 173/8 36pdr SBML caronades, 6 x 1 - 173/8 36pdr bronze SBML carronades

1833, Iéna: was armed with 4 x 1 - 223/11 shell SBML, 26 x 1 - 175/16 36pdr SBML, 26 x 1 - 173/8 36pdr SBML carronades, 32 x 1 - 165/15 30pdr SBML, 4 x 1 - 139/17 18pdr SBML

Naval service

Incomplete ships were captured by Allies on the stocks and divided between Allies and French, all ships were dismantled.