War pennants or commissioning pennants of the French Navy at the beginning of the 19th century

[archjofo]

Hello friends,

Today I would like to ask the experts whether you have any knowledge of pennants of the French navy at the beginning of the 19th century?
For my French corvette La Créole 1827 I unfortunately have too little information about the length, width and attachment to the mast head. I have read that the Pennants were usually a considerable length, sometimes reaching half the length of the ship.
I would be very happy if you could give me information and picture examples.

[archjofo]

Hallo,

in the meantime, a fellow modeler Eberhard @wefalck directed me to a publication on how large the flags and pennants were. 
Here I show excerpts of this book - LE GRAS, M.A.: Album des pavillons, guidons, flammmes de toutes les puissances maritimes- Paris 1858:

 

Meanwhile, with the help of Eberhard @wefalck I was able to clarify one thing, what the column marked with a question mark means. This means the fabric web width, which was accordingly 50 cm. Thus, after correctly classifying the type of ship, the sizes of the flags and pennants can be determined. 
Accordingly, the large pennant of the La Creole was 16 m long and the
 width was 15 cm. 
The pennant/tricolore was divided as follows:
Starting at the masthead 20% blue, 20% white and 60% of the length waving red.