text: Restored French Monarchy (1815–1848) The Bourbon dynasty was restored (following Napoleon's "Hundred Days") under Louis XVIII in June 1815. He died 16 September 1824 and was succeeded by his brother Charles X who abdicated on 2 August 1830. Louis-Philippe reigned from 9 August 1830 until overthrown on 24 February 1848. The Second French Republic was established briefly from 1848 (until 1852).This section of the article includes all ships of the line launched from July 1815 to February 1848.
  118-gun ships ("vaisseaux de 118") of the RestorationLater Dauphin Royal class (continued)
  Later units of the 118-gun type, begun during the First Empire, were completed at various dates over the next few decades.
  Souverain 118 (launched 25 August 1819 at Toulon) – broken up 1905.
  Trocadéro 118 (launched 14 November 1824 at Toulon) – burnt by accident 1836.
  Friedland 114 (launched 4 April 1840 at Cherbourg) – Laid down in May 1812 as Inflexible, renamed Duc de Bordeaux in May 1821, renamed Friedland in August 1830. Hulked and renamed Colosse in 1865, BU 1879.
  80-gun ships ("vaisseaux de 80") of the RestorationBucentaure class (continued)
  Centaure 80 (launched 8 January 1818 at Cherbourg) – renamed Santi Pietri in October 1823; 86 guns from 1837; hulked 1849, burnt by accident 1862.
  Neptune 80 (launched 21 March 1818 at Lorient) – 86-guns from 1837; hulked 1858, broken up 1868.
  Algésiras 80 (launched 21 August 1823 at Lorient) – 86 guns from 1837; deleted 1846.
  Jupiter 80 (launched 22 October 1831 at Cherbourg) – 86 guns from 1837; deleted 1863.
  74-gun ships ("vaisseaux de 74") of the RestorationTéméraire class (continued)