French corvette Fraternité (1793)
French corvette "Fraternité" was a "Naïade"-class brig-corvette launched in 1793. She had a brief sailing career. In May 1795, she was renamed "Festin". She then served in a number of non-operational roles until she was struck in 1813. Sea service. "Lloyd's List" reported on 29 July 1794 that "Fraternité" had captured , Mill, master, off Cape Clear as "Boyne" was sailing from Liverpool for Africa to gather slaves. "Fraternité" was armed with twelve 18-pounder guns and six swivel guns; she had a crew of 146 men. Later service. In May 1795 "Fraternité" was  renamed "Festin". In July 1804 she was a barracks hulk at Brest. She was recommissioned in June 1806 at Brest as a training and station ship and re-rated a brig-corvette. In 1808 she was described as a brig. In January 1812 she served as an annex to the naval school ship . She received a third mast for training duties. Fate. "Festin" grounded in Brest harbour on 13 June 1813. Although there was little damage, she was struck from the lists.