ten o'clock
If we have anything like luck , we shall not do badly , with them . The others we must look upon as the prizes in the lottery . '' Before the sun set the breeze came up to them , and the brig was at once headed for the land . At ten o'clock the lights of Malaga were made out on the port beam , and the brig bore away a little to the east . Two hours later the land was looming , not far ahead . Sail was got off her , and a man placed in the chains , and soundings taken . This was continued until the water shoaled to eight fathoms , when the brig was brought up , head to wind , and the anchor let go .