Official report from Charles Lutwidge to the Treasury (T 1/439/154) dated 15 June 1765, describing his arrival at the Isle of Man with a revenue cutter and officers to enforce customs control immediately following the Revestment. Lutwidge reports discovering fraudulent licensing of rum and brandy exports under pretence of African trade, and recommends stricter oversight of future licences. This is a critical early document of revenue enforcement under the new Crown administration.