seven o'clock
The Briton went with them ; but when they were installed in their new quarters , he left them to find his mother , at the Victoria . After dinner , the coxswain and his party wandered all over the city . At the Castle of Agerhaus , they saw an English steamer receiving freight . They ascertained that she was bound to Gottenburg , and would sail at seven o'clock that evening . They immediately decided , as they had seen enough of Christiania , to take passage in her . The arrangement was speedily made , and they went on board , without troubling themselves to inform Clyde of what they intended to do . When the sun went down that evening the party were far down the fjord .