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Boat andcome en boardthe Oueten, and bring hour passen
Hiat the immediately hore to At which time they obser-
=red the Cutter boat coming to wards them And this Apper=
=rer John Tukker threw them a ropn to affait their com
„ nig on board Tiat sereral Men were in the Boat and
fom of thene cames on board tone of whieli was the
Mate belonging to the cutter /whish proved to be the Hun-
ter lutter in the sevvia of Hie Commissioners of Hu
Customs stationes at the Port of Great yarmouth afo
„resaid Thomas Richer Commander Hliat the Mate de=
=manded all Slie supspapers which ewere im-
=mediately dereres to hum Pliat they then rook three„
Men out o there Appearers said ressel And the futten
Mate and three Men remained on vorw who took the
commond afhor and steered wert North Wert in Com=
spanij with the cutten strat during all this time
there Appearess were not acked from wlience
they came what theywere laaden with er whe„
„re there sais ressel was bomid n ow were they
arhed any othes Questions rouching mersaid
Vessel hier Cargo or voyage Hiat tey arrired this
Morning al ten d Clock in Garmouth roado aue
Hiere; came to an Auchorand at hollan: o Clock au Haren
Pitot came on voard and conducted the said Vessel
ints Barmonth Haren whevilie nowlies, de„
=tained by the said Captain Riches Whstill per„
=sis to in detainning hier Aus these Appearens
apprehending losf or domage may acorue
to the owners of the said Vessel and lien largo
by reason or means of the said Capture and
debention hath applied to me thesaid Hotary
to make andenten this Protest in due formagainst
the said Captain vicles lies officirs and Men for the
same Wherenpow I the said Notary at the reques
of the said Appearers hare protestes and by there
presents the protest and the said Appearers did
and de also protest agamst te said Captain Veiche
End officers and Mass and agamst all and erery
other person and persons whom il doth or may Concern
forand Concerning all such domages losses Corts Charges
and expenses as hare huppenes or come or whici
shall or may happen or come by reason or
me aus of the Capure and detention Pluis was
this done and protestes as Gread Harmouth aftre
said the day and Year firct above written in the pre=
„sence of N.r Samuel Smits and Robert, Barber
Witnesses therets.