The French navy in the Mediterranean according to the Nederlandsche Staatscourant dated 23 August 1824

Paris, 18 August. A private letter dated Cadiz 27 July reported that vice admiral baron Duperra hoisted his flag on board of the le Trident (1) and anchored with 4 frigates near Rota 24 July after first passing Cadiz. The next day joined rear admiral de[s] Rotours (14) on board of the ship the line le Santi Petri (2) with his division the admiral. Yesterday morning left the squadron consisting of the 2 mentioned ships of the line, the frigates l’Amphytrite(3), l’Amazone (4), la Vestale (5), l’Armide (6), la Nymphe (7), l’Hermione (8), la Themis (9) and la Junon (10), the brig le Zebre (11) and the goelettes la Pauvrette (12) and la Dauphinoise (13). The admirals’ flag was hoisted on board of the l’Amphytrite.

Sources
Jacques Vichot. Répertoire des navires de guerre francais. Paris, 1967.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Julien_Angot_des_Rotours

Notes
1. Laid down at Toulon 1809, launched 1811 and last mentioned 1874.
2. ?
3. L’Amphitrite, laid down at Rochefort 1809 as ship of the line l’Agamemnon launched 1812, rerazeed as frigate 1823, last mentioned 1836.
4. Laid down at Brest 1820, launched 1821 and last mentioned 1842.
5. Laid down at Rochefort 1820, launched 1822 and last mentioned 1834.
6. Laid down at Lorient 1812, launched 1821, renamed l’Entrepôt 1866 and last mentioned 1888.
7. Laid down at Nantes 1807, launched 1810, ponton amiral at Brest 1832 and last mentioned 1873.
8. Launched 1811, ex-l’Illyrienne renamed 1814 and last mentioned 1840.
9. Laid down 1805, ex-l’Iphigénie renamed 1807, launched 1813, ex-l’Oder renamed 1814 and last mentioned 1832.
10. Laid down 1807, launched 1808, ex-l’Amélie renamed 1814 and last mentioned 1842.
11. Le Zèbre, launched 1810, last mentioned 1847.
12. ?
13. Launched at Bayonne 1823 and last mentioned 1838.
14. Jean Julien Angot des Rotours (2 June 1778 Orme-28 March 1844 Paris).