For the results produced by these establishments, the average attendance of the schools of navigation, and the number of sailors, who have become captains or boatswains, we refer to the following tables.

Number of sailors who have attended the schools of hydrography from 1849 to 1866; of candidates who have obtained the rank of “captain” for sea voyages, or “boatswain” for the coasting trade.

AC (of the sea voyage.) Captains.

AB (of the coasting trade.) Boatswains.

Scholastic Year.NUMBER OF SAILORS.
Pupils
of the
Schools.
ADMITTED AS
ACABTotal.
1849-501,307163331494
1850-511,347187369556
1851-521,344156325481
1852-531,324168317485
1853-541,255208292500
1854-55999151178329
1855-561,116148182330
1856-571,804253493746
1857-581,907252426678
1858-591,568258354612
1859-601,525234278512
1860-611,424253263516
1861-621,422213244457
1862-631,424229252481
1863-641,571279276555
1864-651,410309260569
1865-661,205270278548
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Total,23,9523,7315,1188,849
Ann. average,1,409219301520

Ports where schools of hydrography are established, with the average number of pupils who annually attend every school, collected from official documents since the year 1849.

Ports.Number
of pupils.
Dunkerque,58
Calais,8
Boulogne,7
Saint-Valerie-sur-Somme,21
Dieppe,11
Fécamp,24
Le Havre,39
Rouen,5
Honfleur,11
Caen,19
Cherbourg,70
Granville,37
Saint-Main,116
Saint-Brieuc,30
Paimpol,28
Morlaix,19
Brest,74
Douarnenez,9
L’Orient,94
Vannes,34
Le Croisic,27
Saint-Nazaìre,24
Nantes,77
Les Sables-d’Olonne,37
La Rochelle,11
Rochefort,86
Blage,27
Bordeaux,50
Bayonne,17
Saint-Jean-de-Luz,16
Narbonne,29
Ogde,42
Cette,24
Arles,16
Martigues,13
Marseille,50
La Ciotat,8
Toulon,72
Saint-Tropez,20
Antibes,16
Nice,9
Bastia,30

[THE NAVAL SCHOOL AT BREST.]