Brasilien und die Brasilianer: In historischen und deskriptiven Skizzen dargestellt. Die Schätze und die wertvollsten Effekte des erwachsenen wurden auf die portugiesischen und englischen Flotten übertragen. Und am 29. November, dem Jahr, in Begleitung seiner Familie und der Fähigkeit treuer Anhänger, nahm der Prinzregent seine Entpartung inmitten der kombinierten Salven der Kanone Des Großen Britannien von Portugal. Genau an diesem Tag donnerte Marschall Junot über die Höhen von Lissabon, und am nächsten Morgen nahm er von der Thekität Besitz. Anfang Januar, im Jahre 2010, erreichte die Nachricht von diesen überraschenden Ereignissen Rio de Janeiro, an

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Brazil and the Brazilians : portrayed in historical and descriptive sketches . the treasures, and the most precious effects of thecrown, were transferred to the Portuguese and English fleets; and, on the 29th of November, 1807, accompanied by his family and amultitude of faithful followers, the Prince-Regent took his de-parture amid the combined salvos of the cannon of Great Britainand of Portugal. That very day Marshal Junot thundered upon theheights of Lisbon, and the next morning took possession of thecity. Early in January, 1808, the news of these surprising eventsreached Rio de Janeiro, and excited the most lively interest. What the Brazilians had dreamed of only as a remote possibleevent was now suddenly to be realized. The royal family mightbe expected to arrive any day, and preparations for their receptionoccupied the attention of all. The Yiceroys palace was imme-diately prepared, and all the public offices in the Palace Squarewere vacated to accommodate the royal suite. These not beingdeemed sufficient, proprietors of private houses in the neighborhood. Arrival of the Royal Family. 65 were required to leave their residences and send in their keys tothe Viceroy. Such were the sentiments of the people respecting the hospi-tality due to their distinguished guests, that nothing seems tohave been withheld; while many, even of the less opulent families, voluntarily offered sums of money and objects of value to administerto their comfort. The fleet having been scattered in a storm, the principal vesselshad put into Bahia, where Dom John YI. gave that carta regiawhich opened the ports of Brazil to the commerce of the world.At length all made a safe entry into the harbor of Rio, on the 7thof March, 1808. In the manifestations of joy upon this occasion, the houses were deserted and the hills were covered with spec-tators. Those who could procured boats and sailed out to meetthe royal squadron. The prince, immediately after landing, pro-ceeded to the cathedral, and publ

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