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La Bravoure

11204
Nominal Guns40E-WIKI
NationalityRépublique Française
OperatorState Navy
Keel Laid Down10.1793E-WIKI
Launched1795E-WIKI
First Commissioned11.1795E-WIKI
How acquiredPurpose builtE-WIKI
ShipyardSaint-Servan - St Malo - Brittany E-WIKI
Ship ClassCocarde Nationale Class (1793)
Designed by
Pierre DuhamelFrench
Ship Builder
E-WIKI
CategoryFifth RateE-WIKI
National RateTroisième Rang
Ship TypeFrigate
Sailing RigShip Rigged
Sunk in Action10.9.1801E-WIKI

Dimensions


DimensionMeasurementTypeMetric EquivalentE-WIKI
Length of Gundeck144'3Imperial Feet43.8912 
Length of Keel119' 8 ½Imperial Feet36.2839 
Breadth37' 6"Imperial Feet11.2994 
Depth in Hold11' 8"Imperial Feet3.556 
Burthen895 2094Tons BM 

Armament


1795Broadside Weight = 204 French Livre (220.1568 lbs 99.858 kg)E-WIKI
Gun Deck28 French 12-Pounder
Quarterdeck/Forecastle12 French 6-Pounder

Crew Complement


Date# of MenNotesSource
1795282Design ComplementE-WIKI

Service History


DateEventSource
27.1.1801Concorde vs Bravoure
2.9.1801Action of 1801-09-02


Sources


IDNameAuthorType
E-WIKIWikipediaVarious, Web Site
 
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Posted by Jon Miller on Saturday 30th of May 2026 04:03

Leghorn, 10 September 1801:All the transport ships which were to have sailed to the Island of Elba, under the protection of the Bravoure and Success, the two French frigates which have been lost, have been taken by the English. There were six of them; their lading consisted of provisions and ammunition for the besiegers of Porto Ferrajo. Thus, including the Ceres, the French navy has lost again three frigates, which had come to this road from Toulon, under Capt Bredel. We do not at this moment know what has been the Captain’s fate. He was on board the frigate La Succes. The frigate La Bravoure, which was wrecked on the rocks of Antignano, cannot be saved. The French are at present busy saving her guns. The wreck of the ship they will abandon to the waves. The English ships of war have again disappeared, probably to take their old station near Porto Ferrajo. [London Courier, 9 October 1801]


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