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Tur DEAD ALrvg-Ths three gentlemen of
Charleston, Mcssrs. c. Mathey, l. Friand, and
{. Rogers. aud muatto man, whose supposed
los. in sail boa, was chronlcled in the papers of
tina, civ have returned thiihcr in safety to the de-
ightful surprise of their friends. Their boat was
.arszed in the breakers but they all succeeded in
getting on the bottom and sustaining themselves
by i,s sharp keel They thus held on all night, and
the next morning the mast was fortunately AZ
.hippcd and hoatcd out, and thus relieved from IN
cumbraucc by their united eNeriious, the toat wac
finally rghtcd. but full of water. with no means
left to relieve her OF it.


Their situation, therefore, was still most de-
plorabc, the boat being entirely under water, aud
the men immersed ap to their shoulders, and re-
quiring the utmost care and exertion to keep her
from again upsetting-whch indeed took plocs
several times Notwithstanding all their caution -
They remained in this rerilous aud suffering situa-
tion from Saturday night till Monday afteInoOs,
when they were discovered by Capt. SOuthwick ot
the schr Empire, and the whole were taken on
board. after harm. been Jorty-tro hours at 'es
,-ttk0u f0ol or rGt,r, much exhausted, and hav-
ing drfted about Is miles TO the southwark of the
Bar. They suffered much from exhaustion and
from the effects Of the burning sun, which in one
produced delrium. All state there wa. little com
plant of either hunger or thirst. Their being
constantly immersed in the water. was doubtless
the great canse of ns-nsibility to the latter which
On such occasions, is generally more particular,
the can.e Of intense suffering.