Journal of a Voyage to Brazil
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_--The Brazilians who occupy the forts of San Pedro andSanta Maria, had threatened to fire on the Don Pedro, if she attemptedto get under weigh with the state prisoners on board. Neverthelessduring the night she bent her sails, and sailed early this morning, carrying, it is said, twenty-eight gentlemen, who have been taken upwithout any ostensible reason. They are understood to have spoken infavour of the independence of Brazil. Several of our officers went onshore to dine with the gentlemen of... the English club, who meet once amonth, to eat a very good dinner, and drink an immoderate quantity ofwine for the honour of their country.
_Tuesday, November 13. _--We have had, for ten days past, some of theheaviest showers I remember to have seen, and in going to and from theship, we have generally been wet through; nevertheless some of ourfriends ventured on board to-day to dine with us, among the rest Coloneland Mrs. Macgregor; they were a little late, owing to a skirmish betweenthe Portuguese and Brazilians, that occurred close to their house, justas they were setting off.
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_--The Brazilians who occupy the forts of San Pedro andSanta Maria, had threatened to fire on the Don Pedro, if she attemptedto get under weigh with the state prisoners on board. Neverthelessduring the night she bent her sails, and sailed early this morning, carrying, it is said, twenty-eight gentlemen, who have been taken upwithout any ostensible reason. They are understood to have spoken infavour of the independence of Brazil. Several of our officers went onshore to dine with the gentlemen of... the English club, who meet once amonth, to eat a very good dinner, and drink an immoderate quantity ofwine for the honour of their country.
_Tuesday, November 13. _--We have had, for ten days past, some of theheaviest showers I remember to have seen, and in going to and from theship, we have generally been wet through; nevertheless some of ourfriends ventured on board to-day to dine with us, among the rest Coloneland Mrs. Macgregor; they were a little late, owing to a skirmish betweenthe Portuguese and Brazilians, that occurred close to their house, justas they were setting off.
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