About nine in the morning
A cross had been made by order of the governor of the wood of the wreck , having within it a coin with the king 's head . This cross was fixed to a great cedar tree in memory of their deliverance . To the tree was also nailed a copper plate with a fitting inscription . About nine in the morning , the wind being fair , the whole of the company went on board . The _ Patience _ led the way , with the admiral and those who had built her on board . The _ Deliverance _ , in which Mistress Audley and her family were passengers , followed . While all were in high spirits at finding themselves once more at sea , a severe blow was felt ; the ship quivered from stem to stern , and a cry was raised , `` We are on shore !