M4 May 1864

N4 Nov 1864

M5 May 1865

N5 Nov 1865

M6 May 1866

N6 Nov 1866

GNANENS
COMPETITION OFCOMPETITION OFCOMPETITION OF
M4N4M5N5M6N6M4N4M5N5M6N6M4N4M5N5M6N6
For 1st Boatswain,3834352319132924261014131510128810
2d Boatswain, (theoretical,)4941443113223137312211221822169719
2d Boatswain, (practical,)2529124332315743316107433
Pupil Mechanic65233145142112221
Quartermaster, (theoretical,)129124673632191151083534129997272611
Quartermaster, (practical,)423222
Total25123518197675820519111372285115114964491844

Note.—Since the 1st January, 1865, the number of candidates being too great, the number of pupils has been reduced, but may again be increased, when occasion demands it.

[NAVAL DRAWING SCHOOL.]

An edict issued by Napoleon I, Sept. 27th, 1810, established at Brest and Toulon, on board the Duquesne and the Tourville, drawing-schools for those who wished to enter the naval service, where theoretical and practical instruction was given. At the foundation of the naval school at Augoulême in 1816, these drawing-schools were transferred to the shore, became less exclusive, and admitted to their gratuitous course all young men from these two great naval stations who wished to adopt the naval profession. They have always been very largely attended.