six o'clock
Fortunately the sun came out to settle the question . I was able to take two altitudes , and found that we were abreast of the Island of Rattan . Not long after this I got a sight of Truxillo Bay , the place the commodore had appointed for the rendezvous . I accordingly ran in and anchored there at six o'clock , hoping to find the rest of the squadron in the place , but , much to my disappointment and surprise , not another ship was to be seen . This being the case , I had to examine my officers , to ascertain what I was next to do . Much to my satisfaction I found that I was forthwith to proceed home to Falmouth , and , having reported my arrival to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty , to await their further orders . In consequence of this I immediately proceeded to wood and water the ship .