Toolajee himself was present, and had a number of European gunners with him.

At noon the next day his grabs edged down again, fell aboard the _Restoration_, and boarded.

On this, the colours were struck, Leake ran below, an example that was followed by his crew, and the ship was taken.

When they were released, some months afterwards, the Council, after due inquiry, decided that Leake and his officers should not serve the Company again till the Directors' pleasure was known.
Meanwhile, the Coolees of Guzerat had become very troublesome.

In 1749, they captured a Bengal ship with Rs.60,000 in hard cash on board, and a cargo of nearly equal value.