About four o'clock
It was midnight when the work was completed , and the report sent to Captain Kendall . Martyn , Pelham , and a crew of ten , to be assisted by Cleats and Gage , were detailed to take the galiot into the Scheldt . During the first part of the night it had been a dead calm , which had greatly assisted the labors of the working party . About four o'clock , on the morning of Sunday , a light breeze from the westward sprang up , and the order was given by signal for the galiot to make sail , and to follow the Josephine . There was hardly a four-knot breeze , with the tide setting out ; and the progress of the galiot , under her short sail , was very slow . Nothing had been seen of the Young America since the storm shut down upon her and concealed her from the view of those on board of the Josephine . Paul knew that Mr. Lowington would be exceedingly anxious about him and his vessel ; but he was proud and happy in the reflection that he had carried the Josephine safely through the perils which had surrounded her .