Early on the following day the brig Hazard, of Grimstead, bound to that port from Dover, in ballast, showed signals of distress in the offing. She appeared to be trying to work off the land, but could not do so, owing to the heavy wind and sea.

When close in shore, and near the breakers, she was headed to the land and run ashore. The Life-boat went to her, rescued the crew, numbering nine men, and landed them at Marske..