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Newspaper
Java Government Gazette
Location
Jakarta, Jakarta Raya, Indonesia
Date
Dec 19, 1812
Page
1
Estife called Rustenberg offers about 190 acres of land on the bank of the Great River eight miles from Batavia. Includes four stock animals and a new dwelling house with out-offices. Enquire of Mr. Marcur, Batavia NB. Half the purchase price may remain at interest on proper security.
Advertisement reports the dissolution by mutual consent of Pee Copartnership of Watrtte wortn and Davinson. Mr. Warthworth takes over all settlements. Creditors and claimants urged to present demands and settle debts with Mr. Wat Tceworth in Batavia dated December 14, 1812.
A notice directs that all communications and advertisements for the next Gazette be sent in as early as possible, with Friday observed as Christmas day December 19.
Barawra Depute acts dated Duteudes 16 1812 record a proclamation by the Lieutenant Governor in council.
Reports state the brig Emily reached from Isle of France after leaving November fifth. England confirms the appointment of the Marquis Wellesley to head the administration and hints that Lords Grenville and Grey may again be placed in influential roles for the country. High authority supports belief in a rapid, new government arrangement.
Reports outline ministerial appointments with Merging Wellesley leadership and possible Grenville faction shifts. Troop reinforcements arrive at Isle of France while General Maitland may return to India. Eastward settlements under a General government discussed, with charters and Bengal dispatches noting Java Native Cavalry movements and Saomarang revenue farms expanding government gains.
An 1806 house of commons affidavit summary records Mr. Hodge ordering severe punishment for John January a slave named Welcome who hunted runaway slaves. After failing to capture fugitives the man received multiple brutal cart whip lashings and was sent again to pursue escapees under harsh treatment.
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