Surcouf provided some historical data about a 74 and a super frigate.
Téméraire-class 74 (1780)Length: 55.9m Beam: 14.9m Draught: 7.2m Displacement: 2950t This data is taken from Jean Boudriot, Le vaisseau de 74 canons Speed - backed fore yards - full tack - wear 7kn - 2'30" - 10' - 13' 9kn - 1'50" - 9'20" - 12' 10.5kn - 1'35" - 8'05" - 11'
Melpomène (1887)This ship served as a topman instruction frigate. Length: 53.3m Beam: 13.8m Draught: 6m Displacement: 2000t This data is taken from sea trials reports, for a tack in a light breeze, very smooth sea, mainsail+topsail+topgallant Speed - head to wind - un-backed fore yards - full tack
5kn - ? - 3'15'' - 6' 5.8kn - 2'05" - 3'30" - 5'50'' 7kn - 2' - 3'45" - 5' 7.8kn - 1'05" - 3'13" - 4'30''
If we consider that the data is comparable, a full tack at 7kn takes almost 2 times the duration for a ship 1.5 times heavier. Getting head to weather (or close) takes almost 1.5 times the duration.