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p. 1: Calcutta, 7 February 1815. Java Reports-Collection of Official Accounts explanatory of the Resources & Revenues of Java particularly from the year 1805 to 1811 as communicated to the Commission on the State of Java. Translated from the Original Dutch Accounts furnished from the Accountant Gen(ls) Office at Batavia by Lucius Rawdon Burke for [Mackenzie]. All copies, from originals signed by J. G. Bauer, Accountant. Dutch originals of most of the contents of this volume are in 38 infra, the references to which have been added.

p. 3: Table of Contents, incomplete. On p. 19 the middle section of it is repeated.

1, p. 5: Batavia, 12 March 1812. Letter from J. G. Bauer, Accountant, to Lieut(t)-Gov(r) T, S. Raffles, enclosing 2 infra.

2, pp. 7-9: Batavia, 12 March 1812. Memorandum of Rice Exported from Batavia to the Dutch Settlements West and East thereof for 5 years [=1783-7 A.D.].

3, pp. 12-13: Batavia, 12 March 1812. For the year 1809. Statement of all such Silver Money & Contingents of Produce which the Regents at Cheribon [=Chirĕbon] and Java are obliged to pay and furnish yearly to Government. " Java " here means the Central and Eastern portions of the island (so far as under Dutch rule), and excludes the Sundanese portion, but includes Madura and its dependencies. The table is arranged by districts and under the different kinds of produce deliverable (e.g., rice, coconut oil, &c.). In some cases the produce was deliverable against payment, in others gratis.

4, pp. 16-17: [Batavia, 23 May 1812.] A similar statement for 1811 and 1812 (see 6 infra). =38. 2 infra.

5, pp. 23-4: Batavia, 23 May 1812. Memoir of the Products which the respective Regents are bound to Deliver in the Current year 1805/6 & 1806/7. Refers to Central and Eastern Java. =38. 1 infra.

6, pp. 26-7: Another copy of 4 supra.

7, pp. 30-1: Batavia, 26 May 1812. Receipts & Disbursements of Cheribon [=Chirĕbon] in AD 1805/6 & 1806/7 O=or before the arrival of General Daendels. This and the following tables to 11 inclusive, and also 16-23 and 25-40 infra, give the receipts and expenditure of the several districts named for the years stated, with the balance drawn, showing the excess of the former over the latter as the Government's profit (or, in the converse case, loss). The items given in the tables illustrate the system pursued by the Dutch Government of buying produce compulsorily at a low fixed price, and reselling it at a profit which often amounted to 300-400 per cent. =38. 3 infra.

8-11, pp. 34-47: Batavia, 26 May 1812. Similar statements relating to Tagal [=Tĕgal], Rĕmbang, Paccalongang [=Pĕkalongan] and Japara, respectively. =38. 4-7 infra.

12-14, pp. 49-53: Batavia, 12 & 23 May 1812. Coffee Accounts for 1805, 1806, and 1810. The profits on coffee varied from about 300 to 350 per cent. =38. 8-10 infra.

15, pp. 57-64: Batavia, 15 May 1812. Specific Statement of Salaries given by the former Government to the Director General, Administrator General and others in the General Direction and their Subordinate Officers, People & Servants together with the Administrators, Bookkeepers, Clerks as they were paid from the years 1806 to 1810 inclusive. =38. 11 infra.

16, pp. 70-1: Batavia, 28 May 1812. Sourabaya [=Surabaya] AD 1805/6 &; 1806/7. Receipts. Disbursements. =38. 13 infra. This and the following statements are on the same lines as 7 supra.

17-23, pp. 74-99: Batavia, 28 May 1812. Similar statements for Grisse [=Grĕsik], Samanap [=Sumĕnĕp], Banyuwangie [=Banyuwangi], Samarang [=Samĕrang], Souracarta [=Surakarta], Djocjacarta [=Jokyakarta], and Joana [=Juwana] respectively. =38. 14-20 infra.

24, pp. 102-3: Batayia, 28 May 1812. Abstract of the Receipts & Disbursements of the NE: Coast of Java including Cheribon [=Chirĕbon] for the years 1805/6 & 1806/7. Summary of 7-11 and 16-23 supra. (For the understanding of this table, which is not quite complete, see the Dutch original, 38. 21 infra.)

25, pp. 154-5: Batavia, 8 June 1812. Receipts & Disbursements at Samarang [=Sĕmarang] in AD 1810 or during the Government of General Daendels. =38. 24 infra. This and the following statements are on the same lines as 7 supra.

26-40, pp. 158-215: Batavia, 8 June 1812. Similar statements relating to Tagal [=Tĕgal], Paccallongang [=Pĕkalongan], Japara & Joana [=Juwana], Rĕmbang, Souracarta [=Surakarta], Djocjocarta [=Jokyakarta], Sourabaya [=Surabaya], Grissee [=Grĕsik], Passourouang [=Pasuruan], Sumanap [=Sumĕnep], Bangcallang [=Bangkalan] Banyuwangie [=Banyuwangi], Pannaroukan [=Panarukan], Baviaan [=Bawean], and Cheribon [=Chirĕbon]. =38. 25-39 infra.

41, pp. 218-19: Batavia, 8 June 1812. Abstract of the Receipts and Disbursements of Java's N:E: Coast including Cheribon [=Chirĕbon] for the year 1810. A summary of 25-40 supra, but it is an incomplete copy of 38. 40 infra, q.v.