The Rebel religious leader Sheykh along with his followers were severely beaten, whereas 200 women were taken prisoner. Captain Ruijs conducted a search in Sirrebon alongside the troops, consist of 200 Dutch, 27 Mardijkers, 126 Ambonese, 37 Buginese, and 237 Balinese.
Translation of a Malay letter by Sheykh Yusuf Tadia from Ceylon to his followers. He wrote that he had been banished to Colombo on Ceylon Island for 8 years.
The Makassar people's request regarding the delivery of the legs of the deceased Syekh Yusuf al Makassari. However, the request was rejected by the government because it would harm the situation in Makassar. The request was based on the supertition that having the part of the body of the saint was a part of devotion and faithfulness to him, although he was already dead.
