NATIVE PROVINCES.

This extensive portion of the island was divided, agreeably to the settlement of 1754, between the Susuhúnan and Sultan. It consists of a number of separate provinces or districts. Those still belonging to the Susúnan are:

In an Eastern Direction from the Capital:

1. Sríngat and Blítar (forming one province).
2. Kedíri.
3. Pranarága.
4. Paché.
5. Charúban.
6. Kadúwang, (in part).
7. Jagarága.
8. Sukawáti, (in part).

And the smaller Districts of

1. Anju.
2. Lorog.
3. Pangol.
4. Sumbreng.
5. Rongkok.

In the Western Direction from the Capital:

1. Banyumas.
2. Dayu Lúhur.
3. Aya.
4. Matárem, (in part).
5. Pamarden.
6. Pasir.
7. Bag'len, (in part).

Besides several smaller districts.

The ground on which the fort of Súra Kérta is built, with a small part of the adjoining territory, has been ceded to the European government, as has been also that portion of the immediate site of the forts of Boyaláti and Klaten, which was formerly the property of the Susúnan. These dominions are divided among,

1. The eight active Tumúng'gungs, or Regents, (the first of which is the Raden Adipáti, or prime minister), who constantly resides at court.

2. The Tumung'gungs residing in the distant or Mancha Nagára districts.

3. The princes of the blood.

4. The particular favourites of the Susúnan.

5. (Which only respects the smaller territories) a number of Demangs and Mantris.

A considerable portion of the provinces of Matárem and the adjoining districts, towards the southern part of the island, called by the Javans Ardi Kidul, or southern hills, of the province of Kadúwang and of the district of Sukawáti containing altogether four thousand cháchas, having been ceded by the predecessors of the present Susúnan, under the settlement of 1752, to the prince Mangku Nagára, are still held and exclusively enjoyed by his successors, the Pangérang Aria Prábo Prang Wedóna.

The eight active Tumung'gungs, who reside constantly at court, and belong to the state and household of the Susúnan, are Tumung'gungs of the exterior (Tumung'gung Jawi), and Tumung'gungs of the interior (Tumung'gung lebat). The four former are mostly charged with external commissions or orders, or those that do not immediately concern the household of the prince; the four latter, or internal Tumung'gungs, are mostly occupied near the person of the Susúnan, and have alternately the care of the watch of the Kráton at night.

The following tables exhibit the result of a census taken during the British government in Java; but as the information they convey rests principally upon native authority, the same reliance cannot be placed upon them as upon the tables for the provinces under the immediate direction of the European government. There is no reason, however, to believe they are essentially wrong, as they were framed with great care and every attention to accuracy, on the part of the native officers employed.

POPULATION OF THE TERRITORY OF THE SUSUHUNAN, 1815.
DISTRICTS.	Men.	Women.	Children.		Total.
Remarks: N.B. Banyumas includes Dayu-luhur. Manchanagara takes in Kediri, Jagaraga, and Pranaraga.
DISTRICTS.	Men.	Women.	Males.	Females.	Total.
Banyumas	48206	50140	39264	3933	176947
Mancha-nagara, Eastern or distant districts.	21013	24826	24054	28432	99415
Pajang Mataram, Baglen, Jaban Ranka, Sukawati, and Southern Hills.	106699	111743	132420	138544	489406
Subjects of Prangwedono in the last mentioned districts.	26764	28347	22117	24625	101853
In the capital (Emperor's subjects)	26834	29446	18111	20687	95078
Ditto (Prangwedono's subjects)	1937	2036	1711	1909	7593
Ditto (Europeans and descendants)	157	81	141	178	553
Ditto (Chinese and descendants)	586	472	238	249	1545
Ditto (Slaves and descendants)	123	137	40	37	333
Grand Total	233409	247228	238096	253994	972727

POPULATION OF THE TERRITORY OF THE SULTAN, 1815.
Names of the Districts or Divisions of the Sultan's Territories	Married Men.	Married Women.	Unmarried Men.	Unmarried Women.	Young Men about 15 years of age unmarried.	Young Women about 15 years of age unmarried.	Boys under 15 years of age.	Girls under 15 years of age.	Male Children at the breast.	Female Children at the breast.	Grand Total.
Yugyakuta	8697	9065	1595	2252	2592	3255	3225	3599	1531	1528	37339
Matarem	28834	28935	5998	6985	5897	6695	19875	18966	9832	8708	140735
Pajang	19382	19486	2635	2910	3237	4401	4281	5202	2297	2699	66530
Sima, Gagatan, and Sukawati	9974	9974	366	1232	1748	1739	6310	6718	2028	2558	42647
Southern Hills	2359	2447	426	483	769	628	517	1431	569	596	10225
Romo and Baglen	28624	28681	1787	3691	6097	7560	15273	20330	4340	5831	122214
Ledok and Gowong	25792	25447	1893	4060	3600	3685	11614	8533	4660	5142	94426
Lurung Teng'a	7365	7365	785	1076	1360	1412	4523	3537	1729	1718	30870
Mancha-nagara (Eastern or distant districts)	24862	25161	2423	4655	6050	6046	15706	20390	4491	4258	114042
Total	155889	156561	17908	27344	31350	35421	81324	88706	31477	33038	659018
Chinese, &c.											1309
Total											660327

RETURN *of the* POPULATION *of the* DISTRICT of PACHITAN, *on the South Coast, ceded to the* BRITISH GOVERNMENT in 1813.
DIVISIONS.	Men.	Women.	Boys.	Girls.	Total.
First Division	1656	1673	1439	1306	6074
Second Division	4134	4275	5260	2935	16604
Total					22678