Mss Eur Mack Private 38

pp. 1, 63, 175: Tables of Contents, in sections, the first two dated, respectively, Batavia, 26 & 30 May 1812, and all signed by J. G. Bauer, accountant, as are also the statistical papers of which this volume is mainly made up. For English translations of many of these see 26 supra under the references given.

1, pp. 4-9: Memorie van de Producten dewelke de Regenten en Pachters respective in de afgelopen Jaren 1805/6 en 1806/7, gehouden waren te leveren. =26. 5 supra.

2, pp. 12-13: For the year 1811 and 1812. Statetement of all such silver money and Contingents of Produce which the Regents at Cheribon [=Chirebon] and Java are obliged to pay and furnish yearly to Government. =26. 4 supra.

3, pp. 16-17: Inkomsten en uitgaaven van Cheribon [=Chirĕbon] D. A(o) 1805/6 & 1806/7 of voor de komst van de Generaal Daendels. =26. 7 supra.

4-7, pp. 20-33: Similar tables for Tagal [=Tĕgal], Rembang, Paccalongang [=Pĕkalongan], and Japara. =26. 8-11 supra.

8, p. 37: Coffy Rekening van Anno 1805. =26. 12 supra.

9-10, pp. 41-6: Similar statements for 1806 and 1810. =26. 13-14 supra.

11, pp. 47-55: Specijficque, opgave der Tractementen, dewelke door het voormalig Gouvernement aan de Directeur Generaal, Administrateur Generaal en alle verdere tot de Generaale directie behoord hebbende amptenaaren en bediendens, mitsgaders administrateurs, boekhouders en klerken zijn betaald geworden, zedert den Jaare 1806 tot 1810 inclusive. =26. 15 supra.

12, pp. 61-2: Samarang [=Sĕmarang], 7 June 1812. Copy of a letter in Dutch from [P. H.] van Lawick van Pabst to J. G. Bauer, Accountant-General, with note in reply from the latter in margin, on certain questions of account (e.g., as to how many lbs. go to a coijang [=koyan] in different places, and whether values are reckoned in silver, copper, or paper money, &c.).

13, pp. 68-71: Sourabaya [=Surabaya] A(o) 1805/6 & 1806/7. Inkomsten-Uitgaven. =26. 16 supra. This and the tables following to 20 inclusive are on the same lines as 3-7 supra.

14-20, pp. 76-105: Similar statements relating to Grissee [=Grĕsik], Sumanap [=Sumĕnĕp], Banjoewangi [=Banyuwangi], Samarang [=Sĕmarang], Souracarta [=Surakarta], Djocjocarta [=Jokyakarta] and Joana [=Juwana]. =26. 17-23 supra.

21, pp. 108-9: Te Samentrekking der Inkomsten & Uitgaven van Java’s Noord Oost Kust, item Cheribon [=Chirebon] inclusive, Van de Jaaren 1805/6 & 1806/7. Summary based on 3-7 and 13-20 supra with the addition of the timber items from 23 infra, showing the profits accruing to Government from the above-named districts in the abovementioned years. 26. 24 is an incomplete copy in English.

22, pp. 111-65: Batavia, 16 January 1811. Generale Lijst van alle Dienaren en Ambtenaren welke zig op ’t eiland Java bevinden. The Civil Establishment list of Java as it stood on the above date, divided into districts and departments, showing the emoluments payable monthly to the several officials, &c., including also the pensions of those entitled to them, and in many cases the names of the pensioners. A summary at the end gives the totals for the main subdivisions of the list.

23, pp. 168-73: Batavia, 30 May 1812. Memorie van zodanige Houtswerken, als geduurende Tien Jaaren of wel zeedert Anno 1798 tot A(o) 1807; uit de Houtbosschen van Java gekapt, en Aan het Voormalige Hollandsch Gouvernement geleeverd zijn, met Aantooning wat deeze Houtwerken Inkoops, Bezwaard met Transport en Andere Ongelden, gekost, en Wat dezelve na de Verkoop Prijs Gereekend, bedraagen hebben. Showing the amount of timber, its cost to Government, its selling price and the Government profit thereon (this last amounting to 991,197 rixdollars) in these 10 years. Followed by a note pointing out the defects in the former administration, and giving the details for the years 1809-11 inclusive (the profit for these three years amounting to Rds. 1,713,745.15).

24, pp. 180-1: Inkomsten en Uijtgaven te Samarang [= Sĕmarang] in A(o) 1810 of wel geduurende de bestiering van den Generaal Daendels. =26. 25 supra. This and the tables following to 39 inclusive are on the same lines as 3-7 and 13-20 supra.

25-39, pp. 184-241: Similar statements relating to Tagal [=Tĕgal], Paccallongang [=Pĕkalongan], Japara and Joana [=Juwana], Rĕmbang, Souracarta [=Surakarta], Djocjocarta. [=Jokyakarta], Sourabaya [=Surabaya], Grissee [=Grĕsik], Passourouang [=Pasuruan], Sumanap [=Sumenĕp], Bancallang [=Bangkalan], Banjoewangie [=Banyuwangi], Pannaroukan [=Panarukan], Baviaan [=Bawean], and Cheribon [=Chirĕbon]. =28. 26-40 supra.40, p. 243: Te Samentrekking der Inkomsten & Uitgaven van Java's Noord oost kust item Cheribon [=Chirĕbon] van het Jaar 1810. Summary based on 24-39 supra, with the addition of the timber items from 23 supra, showing the profits accruing to Government from the above-named districts in the year 1810.

Mss Eur Mack Private 26.41 is an incomplete copy in English.