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| - Along the way, other vessels joined the fleet. On April 30, the Portuguese realized the Brazilian fleet and prepared. On May 4, 1823, shortly after sunrise, the Brazilian squadron fell on the Portuguese fleet formed in two columns, to compensate for numerical inferiority of 7 Brazilian ships against 13 Portuguese ships, Cochrane decides to cut the enemy's line by placing the ship-flagship Pedro I plow between Portuguese Princess Royal and the frigate Constitution thus involving the rear enemy before they could maneuver the forefront to help her with this numerical inferiority was compensated.
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| - Along the way, other vessels joined the fleet. On April 30, the Portuguese realized the Brazilian fleet and prepared. On May 4, 1823, shortly after sunrise, the Brazilian squadron fell on the Portuguese fleet formed in two columns, to compensate for numerical inferiority of 7 Brazilian ships against 13 Portuguese ships, Cochrane decides to cut the enemy's line by placing the ship-flagship Pedro I plow between Portuguese Princess Royal and the frigate Constitution thus involving the rear enemy before they could maneuver the forefront to help her with this numerical inferiority was compensated. The fight began at noon, minutes after the Portuguese line was cut, when Peter I, a ship of the line, stood in front of the plow Princess Royal, the ammo just because two Portuguese who delayed the delivery of cartridges, with that Brazilians ran the risk of being caught by forefront Portuguese Cochrane then orders a retreat, leaving the battle without a winner. He settles in Morro São Paulo where plans and meets the block, so Wood Melo decides to leave the capital on the morning of July 2, 1823, he and the Portuguese soldiers embark, but Cochrane perceives and pursues it to Portugal, managing to capture 7 ships during the chase. Salvador was taken by Brazilian troops joining the Empire of Brazil.
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