Dutch laid paper; wm. Vrijheid with G & I HONIG', 48 Vi x 39 cm.; dated 2 July 1833; notification of his appointment by the Dutch king as Commissioner General, and of J.C. Baud as his deputy. 20. From J.C. Baud Dutch laid paper; wm. Vrijheid with G & I HONIG; 48V2 x 39 cm.; dated 7 October 1833; notification that the government grants the sultan the yield of import duties of Sapudi, Ras, and Kangean, and of ferries and tolls; in return the sultan is obliged not to levy other taxes. 21. From Johannes van den Bosch Dutch laid paper; wm. Vrijheid with G & I HONIG; 48V2 x 39 cm.; dated 24 January 1835; reply to a letter of 7 December 1833 in which the Sultan expresses his regret at not being able to come to Batavia, but has sent his son, Lieut. Col. Pangeran Kusuma Sinarngingrana, in his place, but he cannot be received by the G.G. because of illness. 22. From J.C. Baud Dutch paper; wm. illegible with B B and BLAUW & BRIEL; AlVi x 39 cm.; dated 5 November 1834; reply to the letter of 24 September 1834 by which is presented 16 picol coconut-oil, 12 dozen salted ox tongues; dispatched in return a roll of gold-embroidered cloth and a silver-embroidered cloth. 23. From Johannes van den Bosch wove paper; wm. with JOHN FELLOWS and 1812; 46'/2 x 39 cm.; dated 18 January 1835; his appointment as Governor-General, his arrival on 2 January and his taking office on 12 January. 24. From Du Bus de Gisignies wove paper; wm. with H RENOZ; 46V2 x 39 cm.; dated 23 January 1835; notification of the transfer of government on 16 January 1835 to Lieut. General Van den Bosch, who arrived on 2 January. 25. From J.C. Baud Dutch laid paper; wm. Fleur-de-Lis with A & I H and GR surmounted by a crown; 47 x 3 9 Vi cm.; dated 5 May 1835; on the Javanese grammar by Gericke, who would like to pay a visit to the Sultan to get information on the Kawi-language. 26. From Johannes van den Bosch wove paper; wm. with H RENOZ; 47Vi x 38Vi cm.; dated 10 June 1835; notification of the ending of the Java War, the exile of Dipanegara to Menado, the return of the Sultan’s troops, and thanking him with the dispatch of presents.