text: Duc de Berry 74 (launched 18 June 1818 at Rochefort) – – raséed 1832–34 at Brest, becoming 1st Class 58-gun frigate, renamed Minerve in January 1832, hulked 1853, renamed Aber Wrach in July 1865; broken up 1874.
  Jean Bart 74 (launched 25 August 1820 at Lorient-Caudan) – hulked 1833, broken up after 1835.
  Triton 74 (launched 22 September 1823 at Rochefort) – 80 guns from 1837; hulked 1850–52, broken up 1870.
  Couronne 74 (launched 26 August 1824 at Brest) – 80 guns from 1837, later renamed Duperré; hulked 1862, broken up 1870.
  Généreux 74 (launched 23 September 1831 at Cherbourg) – 80 guns from 1837; hulked 1851, taken to pieces 1865.
  90-gun ships ("vaisseaux de 90") of the RestorationSuffren class, of the Commission de Paris
  Suffren 90 (launched 27 August 1829 at Cherbourg)
  Inflexible 90 (launched 21 November 1839 at Rochefort)
  100-gun ships ("vaisseaux de 100") of the RestorationHercule class, of the Commission de Paris
  Hercule 100 (launched 29 July 1836 at Toulon)
  Tage 100 (launched 15 August 1847 at Brest)
  Henri IV 100 (launched 14 September 1848 at Cherbourg)
  Jemmapes 100 (launched 2 April 1840 at Lorient)
  Lys 100 originally (1821), renamed Ulm and commissioned as an 82-gun, steam-powered ship.