Cape of Good Hope Government Gazette 1826 - 3 - July to September

Friday, July 7^th 1826 – Vol 21, No. 1069

GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENT

His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor has been pleased to appoint G.J.ROGERS, Esq. Inspector of Slave Registry, to be Registrar and Guardian of Slaves, under Ordinance of the 19^th June last (No. 19), until the pleasure of his Majesty be known. Cape of Good Hope, 6^th July 1826.

GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENT
His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor has been pleased to permit Messrs. P.HARMSEN, and W.M.HOPLEY, Jun. to act as Sworn Translators. Cape of Good Hope, 6^th July, 1826.

COMMISSARIAT, Cape of Good Hope, Cape Town, 5^th July 1826
SUPPLIES TO HIS MAJESTY’S TROOPS, &c. ON THE FRONTIER
Notice is hereby given to such Persons as may be willing to contract for the Supply of FULL RATIONS OF PROVISIONS to His Majesty’s Troops, including the Native Corps, stationed at Graham’s Town and the several detached Postss on the Frontier, from the 25^th September next to the 24^th December following, That sealed Tenders for the same, with reference to the Particulars hereunder expressed, specifying in figures, and in words at length, the Prices in British Money of each Full Ration, will be received by Deputy Assistant Commissary General JOHNSTONE, at his Office, Graham’s Town, until 12 o’clock on Tuesday, the 15^th August next.
PARTICULARS
The Rations to be composed as follows, and the Deliveries to be made by the Contractor direct to the Troops at the several Posts, free of any extra charge.

No. 1. Men’s Full Ration Each		1lb. of Bread 1½lb. of Fresh Meat 2oz. of Flour		English weight with the usual regulated proportions of Firewood & Candles
No. 2. Rations consisting of		1lb. of Bread 1lb. of Fresh Meat		No Fuel or Candles

The probable number of Rations to be supplied at each Post, the quality of the several Articles, and any other information canbe obtained on application to Deputy Assistant Commissary General JOHNSTONE.

 

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
Arrivals in Table Bay
30^th June – Gunjara, English Ship, C.OAKLEY, Master, from Maurtius 26^th May, bound to this Port, cargo Wheat, Rice, Sugar and Coffee.
Passengers – Mrs. OAKLEY, Miss BRUNEAU, and Mr. Julie MANUEL
Sailed out of Simon’s Bay
2d July – Concordia, Dutch Shipe, J WILLEMS, Master, bound to Antwerp, cargo Coffee from Batavia, and Skins from this Port.

 

MARRIAGE
In the English Church on Monday 3d July, by the Rev. Geo. HOUGH, A.M. Colonial and Acting Military Chaplain.
William Johnston, to Sarah, widow of the late R. MITCHELL

 

CHRISTENINGS
In the Reformed Church, on Sunday the 30^th June.
A Son of Mr. Richard Wrankmore, baptized Martinus.
In the Lutheran Church on Wednesday the 5^th July.
A Son of C.A. BECKER, baptized Carl Johannes
In the English Church, at Port Elizabeth,
By the Rev. F. McCleland, A.B.
4^th June – A Daughter fo T.Sadler, baptized Margaret
11^th – A Son of G.D. Dissel, baptized George Daniel William
13^th – A Daughter of Mr. James SWAN, District Surveyor, baptized Margaret.
18^th – Two Sons and a Daughter of T. GRIFFIN, baptized Stephen William Bill, Charles Carter and Margaret.
25^th – A Daughter of Jonathan CROOKS, Bombardier, Royal Artillery, baptized Amelia.

 

DEATHS
1^ST July – An Infant Son of Benjamin MORGAN
2d – A Daughter of Mr. W.J. SMUTS, named Magdalena Elisabeth, aged 5 months and 4 days.
Ditto – A Daughter of John GRENGER, named Johanna Catharina, aged 2 years and 4 months.
Ditto – Johan Adam LANKHOFF, aged 33 years, 5 months and 12 days.
Ditto – Maria LOURENS, widow of the late Jacob HEUVEL, aged 75 years.

 

SALES BY THE SEQUESTRATOR TO THIS GOVERNMENT

This day, 7^th July, on account of Andries VAN SITTERT, a Garden House, called Klippenburg, with the Land adjoining, situate under the Lion’s Head; also, the Slave Boy named CAROLUS OF MOSAMBIQUE.

On Saturday the 8^th inst. On account of Jan Hendrik BUITENDAG, a House and Premises, situate no. 69, Loop-street.

On Tuesday the 11^th instant, at the Sequestrator’s Stores, Church-square, on account of the following person, vis:
The insolvent estate of the late John LLOYD, a Turning Lathe and Tools, a Writing Desk, 3 Pictures, a Cupboard, and a small quantity of Ebony and Linum Vitae Wood.
Pieter Francois DE VILLIERS, A.Ps. a Glass Case, Chest of Drawers, a quantity of Merchandize; also, the slaves DOLPHINA and MINA, both of this Colony.
Pieter Francois PIENAAR, the Slaves SAMPSON and WILLEM, both of the Cape.
Gert MUNNIK, Gs. 2 table, 1 dozen Mahogany Chairs, and an open Cart; also the slaves APOLLOS OF THE CAPE, coachman, and CANDASA OF THE CAPE, housemaid.

On Wednesday, the 12^th inst. By the Agent at Stellenbosh,
Dirk HAMMAN, 10 Stukvats.
Andries Jacobus BURGER, the Slaves ANNA, JULINDA and JONATHAN, all OF THE CAPE.

On the same day, on account of Nicolaas Godfried HEYNS (whose estate is placed under sequestration), a Corn Farm called Ronde Kuil situate at Koeberg, with the Buildings theron, in extent 53 Morgen; also, whatever Right and Title he may have to a Piece of Quitrent Land, applied for to Government; also, a Horse, Horse Waggon, Farming Implements, and whatever may be further offered for Sale.

On Saturday the 15h Instant, by the Agent at Graaf-Reinet, on account of the Insolvent Estate of David Johannes DE VILLIERS, a Bullock Waggon complete, also a [illegible – a line or two missed here] 

[On … Instant] at the Sequestrator’s Stores , Church-square, on account of the folllowning persons, viz:
Hendrik Tobias THERON, Js. a Mahogany Bedstead, a Horse-hair Matress, 4 Pillows, a Counterpane, a Gold Repeater, with Chain, 5 Seals, and Key, and a Writing Desk.
Philip Ernst BIEL, a female Salve named CAROLINA, with her three children JAN, CARL and DANIEL.
F. KANNEMEYER, a Billiard Table.
Arthur BARKER, 50 pair strong Shoes, 20 half Hides Saddle Leather, a Mahogany Sofa, 12 Chairs, and a Silver Watch.
James LOUDON, (whos Estate is placed under Sequestration), a Counting-House Desk, a Table, an Iron Chest, 2 bags of Rice, a quantity of Gunny Bags, &c. &c.

On Thursday the 20^th Instant, on account of the Insolvent Estate of Henry BREST, at his House, at the Town Market, the whole of his Effects, comprising Household Furniture, Glass and Earthenware, a Bathing Machine, a Shower Bath, and sundry Articles appertaining to the Bathing House.

On the same day, by the Agent at Worcester, on account Jan Willem MAAS (whose Estate is taken under Sequestration), Household Furniture, Culinary Utensils, a Triangle with Scales and Weights, and what may be further offered for sale; further, a Plot of Ground situate in the Back-street, Tulbagh.

On Friday, the 21^st instant, at 10 o’clock, on account of Cornelis VAN BAALEN, a House and Premises, situate at Walendorp.

On the same day, by the Agent at Stellenbosch, in front of his House, on account of the following Persons, viz: -
The Estate of the late Free Black ADAM, a Chest with Carpenter’s tools.
Jan Daniel Edzard GRIMBEEK, a Slave Boy, named ADONIS OF THE CAPE.

On Saturday the 22d instant, by the Agent at Caledon, on account of the Insolvent Estate of Willem GEERING Sen., 6 Oxen.

On Wednesday the 26^th instant, on account of Henry BLATT, a House and Premises, situate No. 23, Rose-street; also, a Four-post Bedstead and Bedding complete, 6 Chairs and 3 Tables.

On the same day, by the Agent at Stellenbosch, on account of Petrus Jacobus HUGO, a Freehold Erf, called Middelburgh, with the Buildngs thereon, situate behind Pappagaai’s Berg, near the aforesaid Village.

On Thursday the 27^th instant, on account of Henry DRAY, at his house behind the Castle, Household Furniture, consisting of Mahogany [Bedsteads], Wardrobes, Dinner, Card and Pembroke Tables, Sofas, 2 Mirrors, 12 Pictures, 2 Carpets, 24 Silver Table Spoons, and 24 ditto Tea ditto.

[Sequestrator’s Office … ]

 

 

 

Friday, July 14^th, 1826 – vol. 21, No. 1070

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Sailed out of Table Bay
11^th July – New Times, English Schooner, H. CLARK, Master, bound to St Helena and England.
11^th July – His Majety’s Ship Samarang (28), Captain D. DUNN, bound to the Isle de France.
Arrivals in Algoa Bay
4^th July – George the Fourth, Coasting Cutter, W. McLEOD, Master, from Tabble Bay 28^th June, cargo Sundries for this Port. Passengers: Messrs. LE CLUS and NIEBERG.
Sailed out of Algoa Bay
4^th July – Mary, Coasting Brig, S. PHELPS, Master, bound to Table Bay.
Ditto – Success, ditto Schooner, G. SMITH, Master, bound to Breede River.

MARRIAGE
In the English Church, on Monday the 10^th July,
by the Rev. Geo. HOUGH, A.M. Colonial and Acting Military Chaplain
Mr. John TOWNSEND, to Miss Elizabeth BAUMAN.

CHRISTENINGS
In the English Church on Sunday the 9^th July,
by the Rev. Geo. HOUGH, A.M. Colonial and Acting Military Chaplain
A Son of Colour-Searjeant Edward JONES, H.M. 98^th Regt. Baptized Edward.
In the Reformed Church on Sunday the 9^th July
A Son of M. BERGH, baptized Matthys Petrus Johannes.
A Daughter of J.L. JORSSEN, baptized Catharina Carolina Wilhelmina.
A Daughter of H.D. LANGEVELD, baptized Dina Petronella.
A Daughter of J.F. LUYT, baptized Christina Johanna.
In the Lutheran Church on Sunday the 9^th July.
A Daughter of the late A.D. LAURENS, baptized Engela Johanna.

DEATHS
5^th July – An Infant Daughter of Peter WALKERS.
9^th July – Dina Johanna ABRAHAMSE, widow of the late M. LION, aged 29 years, 3 months and 18 days.
12^th – A Son of F. DE SILVA, named Lazar, aged 6 days.

NOTICE – All Persons having (any claims against the) undermentioned Estates, are hereby desired to forward the same, accompanied by proper Vouchers, viz:

Pieter Francois DE VILLIERS, A.Ps. (placed under sequestration)
Gert MUNNIK, Gs. (placed under sequestration)

To this Office, withini the term of six weeks from the date of this Advertisement…
Sequestrator’s Office, July 12, 1826
V.A.SONNENBERG, Sequestrator.

 

 

Friday, July 21^st 1826, vol 21, no 1071

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Arrivals in Table Bay.
10^th July – Mary, Coasting Brig, S. PHELPS, Master, from Algoa Bay 5^th July, cargo Colonial Produce for this Port.
Passengers – Messrs. STEEDMAN, DIXON, and HAWKINS.
Ditto(10^th July) – Orange Grove, English Schooner, A.BURCH, Master, from Delagoa Bay 8^th June, cargo Ivory and Gum, for this Port.
Passengers – Messrs. NOURSE and NITCH.
18^th – Good Intent, Coasting Schooner, T. JARVIS, Master, from Breede River 6^th July, cargo Colonial Produce.

Sailed out of Table Bay.
16^th July – Harriet, English Schooner, Jas. PALMER, Master, cargo Sundries, for Algoa Bay and St. Helena.
20^th – Olive Branch, English Brig, Jas. ANDERSON, Master, cargo Sundries, for London.

Arrivals in Simon’s Bay
15^th July – Hon. East India Comp. Schooner St. Helena, J. FAIRFAX, Esq. Commander, from St. Helena, 14^th June, bound to this Port, with Empty Casks.
Passengers – D. 0’NIEL, late Solider in the H.E.I.C.S. and Felix ROWE, a Convict for New South Wales.
Ditto (15^th July) – Neptune, English Ship, J. COMBERLEDGE, Master, from Madras 28^th April, bound to London, cargo Sundries.
Passengers – Mrs General HAWKE, Mrs. LORD and 3 children, Mrs. LUSHINGTON and 3 children, Mrs. BANNERMAN and 1 child, Mrs. GRINDLAY, Mrs. ANSELL, and Mrs. CUPPAGE; Major-General HAWKE, Lieut.-Colonel BOWLER, M.N.I. Major CROKER, H.M. 20^th Regt., Lieutenant BROWN, ditto, Lieutenants PEPPERCORN, BUCHANAN, and FULLERTON, M.N.I. ; - BANNAMORE, Esq. and – GOWEN, Esq. II. C.C.S.; 21 Invalids, H.C.S., 2 children and 8 Servants.

Sailed out of Simon’s Bay.
19^th July – Britannia, English Ship, C.LAMB, Master, bount to Calcutta, cargo Coals from this Port.

Arrival in Mossel Bay.
2d July – Kowie Packet, Coasting Schooner, John PAGAN, Master, from Table Bay 27^th June, cargo Sundries.
Passengers – Mr A. BLAND (in the Cabin), and 20 men for the Whale Fishery.

Sailed out of Mossel Bay.
10^th July – Kowie Packet, Coasting Schooner, John PAGAN, Master, bound for Port Beaufort.

Arrivals in Algoa Bay.
11^th July – Flamingo, English Schooner, A. SINCLAIR, Master, from Mauritius 17^th June, cargo Sundries, for this Port and Table Bay.
Ditto (11^th July) – Thomas, English Schooner, R. BUTLER, Master, from Mauritius 165h June, cargo Sundries, for this Port and Table Bay.
Passengeers – Mr. WATTS. A man, named William BROWN, lost overboard on her passage to this Port.

 

MARRIAGES

In the Lutheran Church, on Sunday the 16^th July.
Fredrik Gerhard SPOLANDER, widower, to Hester Petronella PRICELIUS.

At Graham’s Town, by the Rev. T. IRELAND, M.A.
6^th July – George WOOD, to Susan GARBITT.

CHRISTENINGS

In the English Church, on Sunday the 16^th July.
By the Rev. Geo. HOUGH, A.M. Colonial and Acting
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A Daughter of J. [ ] THOMSON, Esq. baptized Letitia [ ]
A Daughter of Mr. John ROSE, baptized Ann Harriet Eliza.
A Son of Ditto, baptized John Edwin Benjamin.
A Son of Serjeant Samuel ELLIS, H.M. 55^th Regiment, baptized James.

In the Reformed Church, on Sunday, the 16^th July.
A Son of A. BRINK, Esq. Cs. baptized Jan Hendrik.
A Son of J.A. LAUBSCHER, baptized Johannes Albertus.
A Daughter of A.P. SMIT, baptized Hilletje Maria Jacomina.

In the Lutheran Church, on Sunday, the 16^th July.
A Son of Mr. P.D. HӦHNE, baptized Jan Andries.
A Son of Mr. F.L.GAUM, baptized Johannes Sebastiaan.
A Son of P. McLACHLAN, baptized Daniel Archbald Wilhelm.
Also, an Adult Person, baptized Johanna Catharina LOUKHOFF.
On Monday, the 17^th July.
A Son of Niels BECK, baptized Niels Ole.

At Graham’s Town, by the Rev. T. IRELAND, M.A.
25^th June – A Daughter of B.J. DE LANGE, baptized Anna Johanna Sophia Maria.
Ditto – A Son of W.A. VAN DEVENTER, baptized Michiel Daniel.
Ditto – A Son of S. NEL, baptized Gerrit Jacobus Daniel.
Ditto – A Daughter of F.J. VAN DYK, baptized Helena Johanna.
2^nd July – A Daughter of R. EMSLIE, baptized Mary Ann.
4^th - A Son of Lieutenant-Colonel SOMERSET, Commandant on the Frontier &c. &c. baptized Henry Plantagenet.
Ditto – A Son of B.M WEHINEYER, baptized Gottlieb Wilhelm Bernhard.
9^th – A Daughter of Captain PAGE, baptized Sophia.
Ditto – A Son of T. WALKER, baptized William George.

DEATHS

12^th July – Simon Hendrik DIPPING, aged 85 years.
Ditto – A Son of H.R.OOSTENDORP, named Hendrik Rudolph, aged 15 months and 4 days.
15^th – Catharina Margaretha BUTGER, aged 47 years and 5 months.
17^th – Daniel SHEE, aged 41 years and 5 months.
Ditto – Mrs. Aletta Cornelia SPARNBERG, aged 50 years, 11 months and 13 days.
18^th – A Son of Niels BECK, named Niels, aged 2 years, 1 month, and 22 days.

At Graham’s Town.
6^th July – A Son of Lieut.-Colonel SOMERSET, Commandant on the Frontier, &c. &c. named Henry Plantagent.
Ditto – Robert PRICE, late Serjeant-Major in His Majesty’s Cape Corps, aged 57 years

SALES BY THE SEQUESTRATOR TO THIS GOVERNMENT

On Tuesday the 25^th instant, at the Sequestrator’ Stores, Church-square, on account of the following Persons, viz:
H. Loenard STOHRER, one open Horse Wagon, two sets of Harness, one Saddle Horse with Saddle, a Bedstead and Matress, and a Table.
Pieter Francois PIENAAR, the Slaves Sampson and Willem, both of the Cape.
Henry DRAY, a Gold Watch, a Siver ditto, a Gold Watch Chain, 2 Seals, and 2 Keys.
James LOUDON, (whose Estate is placed under a Sequestration) a Saddle Horse.

On Thursday, the 27^th instant, on account of Henry DRAY, at his house behind the Castle, Household Furniture, consisting in Mahogany Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Dinner, Card and Pembroke Tables, Sofas, 2 Mirrors, 12 Pictures, 2 Carpets, 24 Silver Table Spoons, and 24 ditto Dessert do.

Saturday the 29^th instant, on account of John MURRAY, Js. (whose Estate is place under Sequestration) ad House and Premises, situate No. 6, Boeren-plein; also Household Furniture, consisting of Tables, Chairs, Bureaus, Glass and Earthenware, Plate, Pictures, Looking-Glasses, Culinary Utensils, &c.; also the Slaves Jack of Madagascar, cook, Africa of the Cape, September, Louis and Mentor, all of Mosambique, boatmen.

On Monday the 31^st instant, on account of the aforesaid John MURRAY, Js. a Plot of Ground, with the Buildings thereon, situate at Green-point; also Whale Boats and Implements appertaining to the Whale Fishery.

On Thursday, the 1^st August, at the Sequestrator’s Stores, Church-square, on account of the following Persons, viz:
Petrus Johannes TRUTER, Hs. A House Clock, a Gold Repeater, 12 Siver Table Spoons, 12 ditto do. Forks, and 4 Cows.
Michael Johannes SMUTS, a Slave Boy named Spadille of Mosambique.
Christiaan A. STORM, 12 Stinkwood Chairs, and 3 ditto Tables.
George HOFFMAN, a Slave Boy named Alexander of Bengal.
Henry DRAY, a Mahogany Chest of Drawers, a Rosewood ditto, a Horse-hair Mattress, a Feather-Bed, and Two Carpets.
Hendrik HEEGERS, 3 Gold Watches (Repeaters), 2 ditto Hunting ditto, 1 Siver ditto, 2 Gold Chains and 4 Seals, 12 Silver Table Spoons, and 12 ditto Dessert ditto.
Andries VAN SITTERT, a Slave Boy named Carolus of Mosambique.

On Wednesday the 2d August, by the Agent at Stellenbosch, at the Place Nooitgedagt, near the Eerste Rivier, at 11 o’clock, on account of Johannes HARTOG, Ps. 100 Half Aums of Lime and Fustage.

On Saturday the 5^th August, on account of Gerhardus MUNNIK, Gs. (whose Estate is placed under Sequestration) at the Place of Arned WAHL, near the Salt River, Household Furniture; consisting in Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, Bedding, Glass, Earthenware, and Culinary Utensils; also the Slaves Candace and Apollos, of the Cape.

On Monday the 7^th August, by the Agent at Simon’s Town, on account of the aforesaid Gerhardus MUNNIK, Gs. A House and Premises situate at Simon’s Town.

On Wednesday the 9^th August, on account of Pieter Francois DE VILLIERS, A.Ps. (whose Estate is placed under Sequestration) a House and Premises situate No. 19, Long-street, also Household Furniture consisting in Tables [ … ] Case, &c. &c.

On Thursday the 10^th August, at 12 o’clock, on account of John MURRAY, a House and Premises, situate No. 44, Strand-street.

On Thursday the 15^th August, by the Agent at Graaff-Reinet, on account of the Insolvent Estate of S.T. SMIT, the Place called Poortje, situate in the said District. The sale to take place at the Public Offices there.

Sequestrator’s Office, 19^th July, 1826.
V.A. SCHONNBERG, Sequestrator

Died, on the 2^nd instant, after an illness of a few days, my beloved Daughter Maria Cornelia, aged 4 years and 4 months – of which severe loss I hereby give notice to Relatives and Friends.
M.J.C KORSTEN, Widow J.DAMANT
Cradock Town, Algoa Bay, 3d July 1826.

 

 

 

Friday, July 28^th 1826, Vol. 21, No 1072.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Arrivals in Table Bay.
23d July – Arethusa, English Bark, A. BROOKS, Master, from Newport 7^th May, bound to this Port, cargo Deals and Coals.
24^th – Penelope, Ditto, W. CHRISTIE, Master, from Gravesend 7^th May, cargo Sundries for this Port.
Passengers – Messrs. SHUNAMAN and MACNAMARA.
Ditto (24^th) – George the Fourth, Coasting Cutter, Wm. McLEOD, Master, from Algoa Bay 14^th July, for this Port, cargo Colonial Produce.
Passengers – Michael HAYES.
26^th – Thomas, English Schooner, R. BUTLER, Master, from the Mauritius and Algoa Bay, for this Port, cargo Sundries.
27^th – Bonavista, English Brig, Robert TOWNS, Master, from Gravesend 30^th April, bound to the Mauritius, Penang, Batavia, and Singapore, cargo Sundries. Put in for water and refreshments.
Passengers – Major BARROW and two sons, Mr ONGE, Master BOGLE, and one servant.

Sailed out of Table Bay.
23d July – Ann, Coasting Schooner, J. DUNN, Master, for Algoa Bay and Port Natal, cargo Sundries.
Ditto (23d July) – Eliza Jane, English Ship, Robert HARE, Master, for the Mauritius, cargo Sundries and a few Horses.

Arrivals in Simon’s Bay.
23d July – Ospray, English Ship, A. McGILL, Master, from Calcutta 24^th April, bound to Liverpool, cargo Sundries.
Passengers – Capt. SNODGRASS, H.M. 38^th Regt. And Military Secretary to Sir Arch. CAMPBELL, bearing dispatches relative to the Peace with the Burmese; Mrs. SNODGRASS; Lieut. and Mrs. A.G. ANSON, H.M. 11^th Lt. Dragoons; Mr. DARLOTTE, and one female servant.
Ditto (23d July) – Lady Nugent, English Ship, E.P. COPPIN, Master, from Calcutta 23d March, and Madras 7^th May, bound to London, cargo Sundries.
Passengers – Mrs. THOMAS and 3 Children, Mrs. DORMER, Mr. BURKINYOUNG and 2 children; Lieut. PONSONBY, 2d Regt. B.C.; Lieut. MOFFALL (sic), 7^th ditto ditto; Lieut. HUGHES, 44^th B.N.I.; Lieut. ALDRITT, M.Art.; Master ALDRITT, Miss RICHIE, and 2 native Servants.
Mr. Thos. EDWARDS, Assist. Surgeon, 13^th Madras Infantry, died at sea on the 14^th May.
24^th – His Majesty’s Ship Arachne (18), Capt. And. BAKER, from Madras 29^th May, bound to England.
Passenger – Lieut. SMITH R.N. bearing Dispatches relative to the Peace with the Burmese.

 

MARRIAGES

In the Reformed Church on Friday, the 21^st July.
By Special Licence.
Mr. Benedictus DE RONDE, to Miss Dina Elisabeth KIEGWETTER LICHTWARK.
On Suday the 23d July.
Mr. Hendrik GREEFF, sen. To Mrs. Margaretha Elisabeth DE VILLIERS, widow of the late Abraham Isaack DE VILLIERS.

CHRISTENINGS

In the English Church, on Sunday the 23d July,
by the Rev. Geo. HOUGH, A.M. Colonial and Acting Military Chaplain
A Daughter of Mr. James Luke CHURCH, baptized Ann Matilda.

Same day in the Reformed Church
A Son of Johannes Martinus ROHLANDT, baptized Daniel Jacobus.
A Daughter of Mr. Jacob Pieter Laurens CLOETE, baptized Johanna Catharina.
A Daughter of Jacobus Johannes HEYNS, baptized Barendina Carolina.
A Daughter of Arend DE WAAL, Hs. Baptized Elisabeth Margaretha.

In the Lutheran Church, on Sunday, the 23d July.
A Son of Mr. H.J. LEIBBRANDT, baptized Johan Sebastiaan.
A Daughter of Mr. R.P.J. VAN DER RIET, baptized Johanna Hendrina.
A Daughter of Mr. E.G.[LANDSBERG] baptized Elisabeth Catharina Cornelia.
On Wednesday, the 26^th.
A Son of Mr. J.W.T.G. MARTIN, baptized Johan Joseph Ernst Wilhelm.
A Son of Mr. C.G. LANGERMAN, baptized George Gustaaf Christiaan.
A Son of J.G. VAN GRAAN, baptized Moses Jacobus.

In the English Church, at Port Elizabeth, by the Rev. F. McCLELAND, A.B.
16^th July – A Son of Mr. George HERBERT, baptized Ewald Benedictus.

 

DEATHS

19^th July – An Infant of Anna Johanna MULLER.
Ditto (19^th July) – Catharina Elisabeth KRUGER, aged 65 years.
20^th July – Johan Jacob GROS, aged 24 years, 7 months and 20 days.
22d July – An Infant Daughter of David Hendrik MELLET.
24^th July – Sarah GOODEN, wife of James GOODEN, aged 52 years.
25^th July – Caspar Claasen DYKMAN, aged 24 years 8 months and 24 days.

At Port Elizabeth.
2d July – Maria Cornelia DAMANT, second Daughter of the late Dep. Assistant Comissary-General John DAMANT, Esq. aged 4 years and 4 months.
3d – William Henry Llewellyn JONES, aged 34 years.

Died at Uitenhage, on the 17^th June, 1826, aged 63 years, 3 months and 12 days, Martha Maria FERREIRA, beloved wife of J.G. LOTTER

Died ad 8 o’clock on Friday Evening, the 21^st instant, my beloved husband, Gideon Johannes JOUBERT, aged 38 years and 15 days, much regretted – of which I hereby give notice to Friends and Relatives.
S.C. de VILLIERS, widow G.J. JOUBERT, Ds.

SALES BY THE SEQUESTRATOR TO THIS GOVERNMENT

On Tuesday the 8^th August, at the Sequestrator’s Stores, Church-square, on account of Christiaan A. STORM, the Slaves ACHILLES OF BATAVIA, labourer: SPATIE OF DITTO, EVA and SABINA, both OF THE CAPE.
On the same day (Wednesday the 9^th August), by the Agent at Swellendam, on account of Hendrik CROUS, sen. (at the Drostday), the Slaves ADAM and SERINA OF THE CAPE, and MAY OF JAVA.
On Monday 14^th August, by the Agent at Graaff-Reinet, on account of Fredrik WIPPENER, a House, situate No. 14, Church-street; also a Slave Boy, named MAART.

 

 

 

Friday, August 4^th, 1826. Vol. 21 No. 1073

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Arrivals in Table Bay
28^th July – Calista, English Bark, R. ROBERTSON, Master, from Gravesend 11^th and the Downs 12^th May, bound to this Port and Mauritius, cargo Govt. Stores and Sundries.
Passengers – A. McDONALD, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. PARROTT, and Family, Mr. O. PARROTT, Liet. J. SEARGEANT, Cape Corps, Mrs. SEARGEANT, Mr. RICHARDSON, two Women and one Child of the 49^th Regiment, and one Servant.
Ditto (28^th July) – Flamingo, English Schooner, A. SINCLAIR, Master, from Mauritius 16^th June, and Algoa Bay 24^th July, bound to this Port, cargo Sugar, Rice and Colonial Produce.
Passengers – Lieut. MACDONALD, H.M. 55^th Foot, Mr. and Mrs. HUTTON, and Family, and 2 Servant; Messrs. SILBERBAUER, KEMP, and BAHL.
31^st – Buckbay Packet, Government Schooner, C. GREEN, Master, from Port Frances 21^st, and Algoa Bay 24^th July, cargo Colonial Produce.

Sailed out of Table Bay.
27^th July – Barbara, English Brig, P. COLLICOTT, Master, bound to St. Helena and Rio de Janeiro, cargo Wines and Sundries.
28^th – Bonavista, ditto, R. TOWNS, Master, bound to the Mauritius, cargo Sundries.
31^st – City of Bordeaux, ditto, J. ALEXANDER, Master, for Algoa Bay, cargo Sundries.
1^st August – Good Intent, Coasting Schooner, J. JARVIS, Master, for Mossel Bay and Breede River.

Sailed out of Simons’ Bay.
28^th July – His Majesty’s Ship Arachne, (18), Captain And. BAIRD, bound to England, from Madras.
31^st – Franklin, American Brig, C. TREADWELL, Master, bound to Portsmouth, for Orders, cargo Coffee from Padang.
1^st August – Neptune, English Ship, J. CUMBERLEDGE, Master, bound to London, cargo Sundries from Madras.

Sailed from Port Beaufort.
28^th July – Kowie Packet, Coasting Schooner, John PAGAN, Master, bound to Table Bay, cargo Colonial Produce.

 

MARRIAGES

In the Reformed Church, on Friday, the 28^th July.
Hendrik VAN ZYL, Js. to Wilhelmina Christina LOCK, widow of the late J.P. GOUS, jun.

At Graham’s Town, by the Rev. T. IRELAND, M.A. on the 19^th July.
John CARLISLE, Esq. of Belmont, to Catharine, eldest daughter of Thomas PHILLIPS, Esq. of Glendour.

 

CHRISTENINGS.

In the English Church, on Sunday the 30^th July,
by the Rev. Geo. HOUGH, A.M. Colonial and Acting Military Chaplain.
A son of Mr Philip John GAUGAIN, baptized James.

In the Reformed Church on Sunday the 30^th July.
A Son of Mr. F.H. TRUTER, baptized Jacob Laubscher.
A Son of J.N.J. JOONE, baptised Johan Bernard.
A Daughter of C.H. NEYHOFF, baptized Christina Johanna.

In the Lutheran Church, on Sunday, the 30^th July.
A Son of Mr. F.G.E. LANDSBERG, baptized Coenraad Gabriel Cornelius.
A Daughter of R.J. HEYDENRYCH, baptized Elisabeth Magdalena.

 

DEATHS.

31^st July – A Son of Jacob COENRADIE, named Jonas, aged 14 months.
2d August – A Son of H. CLOETE, Esq. Ls. Named Henry Robert Josias, aged 8 years.

 

 

 

Friday, August 11^th, 1826. Vol 21, No. 1074.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived in Table Bay.
4^th August – Kowie Packet, Coasting Schooner, J. PAGAN, Master, from Port Beaufort 30^th July, bound to this Port, cargo Colonial Produce.

Sailed out of Table Bay.
3d August – Earl of Egremont, English Brig, R. JOHNSON, Master, bound to London, cargo Wines and Sundries.
4^th – Mary, English Brig, S. PHELPS, Master, bound to Algoa Bay.
8^th – George the Fourth, Coasting Cutter, Wm. McLEOD, Master, bound to Algoa Bay.
Ditto (8^th) – Buckbay Packet, Government Schooner, C. GREEN, Master, for Saldanha Bay and Buck Bay.
10^th – Gunjava, English Ship, C. OAKLEY, Master, bound to the Mauritius, cargo Sundries and Horses.

Sailed out of Simon’s Bay.
4^th August – Lady Nugent, English Ship, E.P. COPPIN, Master, bound to London, cargo Sundries from Bengal.

 

MARRIAGES.

In the Reformed Church, on Sunday the 6^th August.
Johannes Hendrik DE WAAL, to Elisabeth Maria Fredrica PAUELSEN.

Same day in the Lutheran Church.
Mr. Johannes Nicolaas HAMMAN, to Miss Johanna Elisabeth Hendrica DEKENAH.

At Graham’s Town, by the Rev. T. IRELAND, M.A.
On the 28^th July.
Peter CAMPBELL, Esq. to Miss Mary Ann CUMMING.

 

CHRISTENINGS.

In the English Church, on Sunday the 6^th August,
by the Rev. Geo. HOUGH, A.M. Colonial and Acting Military Chaplain.
A Son of Mr. Wm. HUTCHONS, baptized Edward.
A Son of Mr. R. YOUNG, baptized James William.
Two Daughters of Mr. R.T. MIDDLETON, baptized Julia Sophia, and Lucinda Caroline.
A Son of Serjeant Edward WILSON, H.M. 49^th Regt., baptized James.
On Monday the 7^th August.
A Daughter of C.S. PILLANS, Esq. baptized Anne Jane.

In the Reformed Church, on Sunday the 6^th August.
A Son of F.W. KELLERMAN, baptized Gabriel Eliza.
A Daughter of D. DANIELSZ, baptized Elisbeth Margaretha.

Same day in the Lutheran Church.
A Son of Mr. J.D. KLINCK, baptized Johan Daniel.
A Son of Mr. R.J. DE OLIVEIRA, baptized Manuel Joäo.
A Daughter of Mr. A. AURET, baptized Jacoba Maria.

At Graham’s Town, by the Rev. T. IRELAND, M.A.
20^th July – A Daughter of Mr. Geo. McLACHLAN, baptized Isabella.
21^st – A Daughter of A. DE LANGE, baptized Elisabeth.
30^th – A Daughter of J.J. ROOS, baptized Anna Margaretha Johanna.
Ditto (30^th) – A Son of M.J. OTTO, baptized Michiel Petrus Johannes.
Ditto (30^th) – A Daughter of G.J. DELPORT, baptized Catharina Johanna Maria.

 

DEATHS.

1^st August – Maria Barendina STRIKKERT, widow of the late W. KAMAN, aged 56 years.
2d – Catharina Fredrica SCHWARTSENBURG, widow of the late P. HAMELING, aged 66 years, 6 months, and 6 days.
4^th – James DUNN, aged 36 years.
Ditto (4^th) – Albrecht Johannes HERHOLDT, aged 47 years and [8] months.
6^th – Mr. Johan Fredrik SCHIKKERLING, aged 78 years, 7 months, and 25 days.
7^th – A Son of Wm. WEST, named James Kingham, aged 8 months and 8 days.
9^th – A Daughter of the widow Mary HAMILTON, named Mary, aged 13 years.

At Graham’s Town.
11^th July – Thomas LEWIS, aged 3 months.
23d – Thomas SIMPSON, aged 18 years.

Notice is hereby given, that my respected Father-in-law, Mr. M. HOFFMAN, died on Thursday, the 3d instant, aged 77 years and 9 months.
J.J. TESSELAAR, Caledon, 5^th August, 1826.

Died at Stellenbosch, on the 3d of this instant August, our much respected Mother, J.E. HAMMAN, Widow of the late Mr. J. SCHOLTZ, aged 76 years – of which painful circumstances I hereby give Noitce to Friends and Relatives.
In the name of all the Children, J. SCHOLTZ.

 

 

 

Friday, August 18^th, 1826. Vol 21, no 1075.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Arrivals in Table Bay
August 11^th – Martha, English Brig, J. DOBSON, Master, from Rio de Janeiro 14^th July, bound to this Port, cargo Coffee, Tobacco, and Sundries.
14^th – Sarah, English Ship, J. MILLAR, Master, from the Downs 27^th May, bound to Calcutta. Put in for Refreshment.

Sailed out of Table Bay.
17^th August – Lady of the Lake, English Ship, E. MARTIN, Master, bound to London.
Ditto – Flamingo, English Schooner, A. SINCLAIR, Master, bound to St. Helena.

Arrivals in Simon’s Bay.
12^th August – Christianshavn, Danish E.I.C. Ship, G.J. HOLM, Captain, from Copenhagen 19^th April, and Kilross (in Ireland) 20^th May, bound to China, cargo Sundries.

Sailed out of Simon’s Bay.
16^th August – Ospray, English Ship, A. McGILL, Master, bound to Liverpool, cargo Sundries from Bengal.

 

MARRIAGES.

In the Reformed Church, on Monday the 14^th August.
Mr. Dirk Jacobus VISSER, Js. to Miss Maria Johanna BESTER.

At Graham’s Town, by the Rev. T. IRELAND, M.A.
3d August – Mr. John Owen SMITH, to Miss Elizabeth GILBERT.
William LACEY, to Mary Ann GOODHEAD.

 

CHRISTENINGS.

In the English Church, on Sunday the 13^th August,
by the Rev. Geo. HOUGH, A.M. Colonial and Acting Military Chaplain.
A Son of Mr. M. MORISON, baptized George.
A Son of Mr. A. GOSLETT, baptized Jacob Sinjeur.

In the Reformed Church, on Sunday the 13^th August.
A Son of Mr. J.G. KLERCK, baptized Willem Jan.
A Son of J.A. VAN VUGT, baptized Arnoldus Johannes.
A Son of G.C. HANSLO, baptized James Gordon Therry.
A Daughter of Mr. K.N. DE KOCK, baptised Alida Maria.
A Daughter of Mr. P.D. VAN DYK, baptised Maria Anna.

Same day in the Lutheran Church.
A Son of D. BEETS, baptized Johannes Christiaan.
A Daughter of Mr. A. BRINK, As. Baptized Anna Elisabeth.
A Daughter of N. BAMBERGER, baptized Aletta Sophia.
Also, one Son and three Daughters of J.G. WALENDORP, baptized Johan Georg, Christina Sophia, Maria Cornelia [ ], and [ ] Maria Elisabeth.

At Graham’s Town, by the Rev. T. IRELAND, M.A.
7^th August – A Son of Mr. Donald McDONALD, baptized Donald William.

 

DEATHS.

8^th August – A Son of Geo. HOFFMAN, named Daniel Christiaan aged 2 years, 2 months and 2 days.
13^th – A Daughter of the late J.A. AGRON, named Johanna Charlotta, aged 1 year and 8 months.
Ditto – Mr. Johan Hendrik ROUX, aged 64 years and 4 months.
14^th – A Daughter of J.E. HENDRIKSE, named Anna, aged [ ]

ABSCONDED, since the 1^st of May last, a Male Slave named Hendrik, the property of the Undersigned aged about 23 years of age, 5 feet high, has a coarse voice, thick lips, high forehead, black hair, black beard, and one leg crooked; much resembles a bastard Hottentot, and is well known in the Country Districts; he took with him his clothes and bedding. – Whoever lodges him in Prison will be handsomely rewarded, and those harbouring him will be prosecuted.
Widow C. DU PLESSIS, Dg.

 

 

 

Friday, August 25^th, 1826. Vol 21, No. 1076.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

18^th August – Roscoe, English Ship, J. HARGRAVES, Master, from Calcutta 27^th May, bound to Liverpool, cargo Sundries.
Passengers – Captain SNOW, H.M. 67^th Regiment, Mrs. And Master SNOW, and Mr. GOALEN, Merchant.
23d – Buckbay Packet, Government Schooner, C. GREEN, Master, from Buckbay 22^nd instant, cargo Lime.

Sailed out of Table Bay.
21^st August – Sarah, English Ship, Jas. MILLER, Master, bound to Calcutta, cargo Sundries.
22d – Penelope, English Bark, W. CHRISTIE, Master, bound to the Mauritius.
Ditto – Kowie Packet, Coasting Schooner J. PAGAN, Master, bound to Port Elizabeth, cargo Sundries.
23d – Martha, English Brig, J. DOBSON, Master, bound to the Knysna, in Ballast.

Sailed out of Simon’s Bay.
19^th August – Coventry, English Brig, J. PURDIE, Master, bound to the Mauritius, in Ballast.

Arrivals in Algoa Bay.
15^th August – Mary, Coasting Brig, S. PHELPS, Master, from Table Bay 4^th instant, for this Port, cargo Sundries.
Passengers – Messrs. W. SMITH and Servant, MUNTINGH, STONE, CAREW, KNYER, ADCOCK, and 2 Hottentots.
Ditto – Ann, English Schooner, J. DUNN, Master, from Saldanha Bay 5^th instant, bound to this Port and Port Natal, cargo Sundries.
Passengers – Mr. KING.
Ditto – George the Fourth, Coasting Cutter, Wm. McLEOD, Master, from Table Bay 8^th instant, bound to this Port, cargo Sundries.
Passengers – Mr. and Mrs SERGEANT, Mrs. BUTTON, and Lieutenant ROBINSON.

 

MARRIAGES.

In the English Church, on Monday the 21^st August,
by th Rev. Geo. HOUGH, A.M. Colonial and Acting Military Chaplain.
Private Johnn HICKEY, Musciian His Majesty’s 49^th Regt. to Sarah HUNTER.
On Tuesday the 22d ditto
Henry John MOWAT, to Dorothea Johanna Christina JANSSEN.

In the Reformed Church, on Sunday the 20^th August.
Johan Michiel LE ROES, to Christina Magdalena FICK.
Nicolas LAKE, to Johanna Aletta MEYER.

 

CHRISTENINGS.

In the English Church, on Sunday 20^th August,
by the Reverend Geo. HOUGH, M.A. Colonial and Acting Military Chaplain.
A Daugher of Mr. Robert DYASON, baptized Mary Ann.
On Wednesday the 23d ditto.
A Daughter of James Weir HOGG, Esq. Barrister at Law, and Registrar of the Supreme Court at Calcutta, baptized [Llewellyn].

[In the Reformed Church ]
A Son of J. WEIDEMAN, baptized George Harrison.
A Son of G.J. COETZEE, baptized Gerhardus Jacobus.
A Son of J.J. PENTZ, baptized Charles Henry Adriaan de Neys.

In the Lutheran Church, on Sunday the 20^th August.
A Son of Mr. T.F. MUNNIK, baptized James Barry.

 

DEATHS.

16^th August – Maria Elisabeth BYL, wife of E.H.F. HOPKINS, aged 18 years, 8 months and 10 days.
21^st – George SMITH, aged 32 years.
22d – A Daugher of John BRYAN, named Mary, aged 8 days.
Ditto – Gysbert Johannes SMITH, aged 28 years, 7 months and 9 days.

 

 

 

Friday, September 1^st, 1826, Vol. XX!, no 1077

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrivals in Table Bay
28^th August – Woodburn, English Schooner, John Bevan, Master, from Falmouth 28^th May, cargo Sundries, for this Port.

Sailed out of Simon’s Bay.
24^th August – Christianshavn, Danish E. I. Comp. Ship, G.T.HOL, Commander, bound to China, cargo Sundries, from Copenhagen.

 

MARRIAGES.

In the Reformed Church, on Monday the 28^th August.
Mr. Kennet Nicolaas VAN BREDA, As. To Mrs. Maria Christina TEUBES, widow of the late Mr. D. VAN BREDA, Ss.

In the Lutheran Church, on Tuesday, the 29^th August.
Mr. Joseph Petrus DUSING, to Miss Carolina Catharina DILIMAN.

At Graham’s Town, by the Rev. T. IRELAND, M.A.
15^th August – Searjeant Robert WALLACE, of His Majesty’s Cape Corps, to Jane MALLET.

 

CHRISTENINGS

In the English Church, on Sunday the 27^th August,
by the Reverend Geo. HOUGH, M.A. Colonial and Acting Military Chaplain.
A Daughter of John LITTLEFIELD, baptized Elizabeth.

In the Reformed Church, on Sunday the 27^th August.
A Daughter of L. BIEL, baptized Clara Aletta Fredrica.
A Daughter of W. JACOBSZ, baptized Anna Margaretha.

Same day in the Lutheran Church.
A Daughter of E.H.F. HOPKINS, baptized Maria Elisabeth.
A Daughter of J. VAN DEN EYKEL, baptized Alida Cornelia.
On Wednesday the 30^th August.
A Son of Mr. C.J. GARISCH, baptized Abraham Isaac.

In the English Church, at Port Elizabeth,
by the Rev. F. McCLELAND, A.B.
13^th August – A Son of Private Richard STONE, H.M. 55^th Regiment, baptized Richard.
A Son of P.C. DARFLING, baptized Christian Fredrik.
A Daughter of D.J. STRYDOM, baptized Johanna Magdalena.

At Graham’s Town, by the Rev. T. IRELAND, M.A.
13^th August – A Daughter of W. Senior DENTON, baptized Hellen Senior.
Ditto – A Son of Mr. C. DALE, baptized Charles.

 

DEATHS.

23d August – Johan George WALENDORFF, aged 41 years and 6 months.
25^th – Mrs. Martha Cornelia VAN DER RIET, Widow of the late W.S. VAN RYNEVELD, Esq. aged 64 years and 1 month.
27^th – A Son of C.M. OLVERWA, named Hendrik, aged 2 years and 7 months.
28^th – Maryna Adriana COETZEE, wife of Wm. NEL, aged 49 years, 8 months and 18 days.

At Graham’s Town.
17^th August – Mr Patrick GIBBLIN, aged 50 years.
Ditto – Margaret Ann HANCOCK, aged 14 years and 4 months.

Overleden te Swellendam, op Zaturdag den 26 dezer, den Hr. Hendrik VAN AS, Jun. in den ouderdom van ruim 54 jaren; diep betreurd door zyne Weduw, Kinderen en Vriend, J.G. BLANDKENBERG.

 

 

Friday, September 8^th 1826, Vol XX1, No. 1078

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrivals in Table Bay.
2d September – Globe, English Brig, R. JOHNSON, Master, from Rio de Janeiro 3d August, cargo Sugar and Coffee.
3d – Reliance, English Ship, C. MAITLAND, Master, from Mauritius 23d July, bound to London, cargo Sugar.
4^th – Pyramus, ditto, J. BRODIE, Master, from Bombay 21^st June, cargo Sundries.
Passengers – Mrs BRODIE, Captain EDEN, His Majesty’s 6^th Regiment, Captain PAUL, Lieutenants CURTOIS and PHILLIMORE, Mr CHAPLIN, Mr. PARISH, and Mr. FREEMAN, Honorable Company’s Service.
6^th – Mary, Coasting Brig, S. PHELPS, Master, from Port Elizabeth 25^th Aug. for this Port, cargo Colonial Produce.
Passengers – Messrs. FLEMMING, THOMSON, LUYT, James SHUTTLEWORTH, a prisoner, and one Free Black.
Ditto – George the Fourth, Coasting Cutter, Wm. McLEOD, Master, from Port Elizabeth 25^th August, cargo Colonial Produce, for this Port.
Passengers – Six men from the Whale Fishery.
Ditto – Buckbay Packet, Coasting Schooner, C. GREEN, Master, from Buckbay, cargo Lime.
7^th – Good Intent, Coasting Schooner, J. JARVIS, Master, from Mossel Bay 21^st August, cargo Timber, for this Port.

Sailed out of Table Bay.
2d September – Roscoe, English Ship, J. HARGRAVES, Master, bound to Liverpool.
Ditto – Thames, English Schooner, R. BUTLER, Master, bound to Port Elizabeth.
4^th – Calisto, English Bark, R. ROBERTSON, Master, bound to Simons’ Bay.

Arrivals in Simon’s Bay.
1^st September – Iberia, English Brig, P. KISTON, Master, from Monte Video 25^th July, bound to this Port, in ballas, for cargo.
2d – His Majesty’s Ship Success, (28), Captain J. STRILING, from Plymouth 9^th June, bound to this Port, Mauritius, and New South Wales, with Specie.
Passengers – Lieutenant STEVENS, R.M. and a reinforcement for the Ships of this Station.
Ditto – Catherine, English Ship, J. MACKINTOSH, Master, from Calcutta 4^th June, bound to London, cargo Sundries.
Passengers – Lieutenant-Colonel ROPER, H.C. 39^TH N.I., Lady and 3 Children; Lieut-Col. FAGAN, H.C. 68^th N.I. and 4 children; Capt. SIBBALD, 41^st N.I. ; Capt. DELAFOSS, 3d batt Bengal Artillery; Capt. MACTIRE, 4^th N.C. and Lady; Lieut. CHEAP, 51^st N.I. ; Lieuts. WILSON and FLOOD, H.M. 13^th Foot ; G. MACKINTOSH, W. SUTHERLAND, and J.G. GREIG, Esquires, and 5 Native Servants.

 

MARRIAGES.

In the English Church, on Monday the 4^th September,
by the Rev. Geo. HOUGH, A.M. Colonial and Acting Military Chaplain.
Thomas APPELBEE, to Harriet NELSON.
On Tuesday the 5^th ditto.
Richard RUSSELL, Colour-Searjeant of his Majesty’s 55^th Regiment, to Ann CROWLEY.

 

CHRISTENINGS.

In the English Church, on Sunday the 3d September,
by the Reverend Geo. HOUGH, M.A. Colonial and Acting Military Chaplain.
A Son of John COACUM, Corporal H.M. 55^th Regiment, baptized John.

In the Reformed Church, on Sunday the 3d September.
A Son of Mr J.T. JURGENS, baptized Rudolph CLOETE.
A Son of Mr. J.P. SCHIKKERLING, baptized Roeland Wilhelm.
A Son of Mr. J.M. CROESER, baptized Ryno.

Same day in the Lutheran Church.
A Son of Mr T.F. DREYER, baptized Thomas Fredrik.
A Son of C.F. EUVRARD, baptized Fredrik Hendrik Jacobus.
A Son of J.G. VOIGT, baptized Johan David GODLIEB.

In the English Church, at Port Elizabeth,
by the Rev. F. McCLELAND, A.B.
On Sunday the 27^th August.
Five male adult Govt. Apprentices, baptized Alexander, Francis, John, Thomas, and Diederik.
Three femail adult ditto, baptized Francina, Christina and Thirza.
An Adult Free Man of Colour, bapized Damon.
An Adult Slave Girl of Mrs. the Widow DE LA HARPE, baptized Sophia Cornelia.
Three Daughters of the above Alexander and Francina, baptized Louisa, Margaret and Clarissa.
Two Sons of ditto, baptized Henry and George.
A Son of the above Francis and Christina, baptized Francis.
A Daughter of ditto, baptized Francina.
A Male Slave of Mrs. the Widow DE LA HARPE, baptized Abraham.

 

DEATHS.

1^st September – A Son of J.A. VAN VUGT, named Carel Johan Jacobus, aged 2 years and 12 days.
Ditto – Johanna Magdalena EYKENSTROOM, Widow of the late J.N. KE[E]R, aged 82 years.
3d – Helen ZOON, aged 34 years and 2 months.
6^th – Mrs Christina Elisabeth LEIBBRANDT, Wife of Mr. C.F. LIESCHING, aged about 26 years.

At Port Elizabeth.
21^st August – A Daughter of Mr. P. TAUTE, named Sarah, aged 19 years.

NOTICE – All persons having any claims against the following Estates, administered by the Orphan Chamber, viz:

Of the late

John Baptist,
Petronella Johanna VAN NIEKERK, widow of D. Jacobus ROBBERTSE, D.Js.
Fredrik Jacobus BOTHA, and surviving widow Maria Petronella VENTER.
Catharina Jacoba ENGELBRECHT, and surviving Husband Johannes Steph MEYER,
Judith RENEKE, and surviving Husband Anthony Joh. Carolus BOTHA
Stephanus Petrus NAUDÉ, and surviving widow Elizabeth Johanna MEINTJES,
Johannes Arnoldus VOSLO, and surviving Widow Johanna ROOD,
John ASBEY,
Johanna Petronella DANTU, and surviving Husband Jacobus Herm. GETZE,
John COCHRANE,
Jurgen HOLWEDA,
Jan Fred. SCHICKERLING, and surviving Widow Maria Eliz. MOCKE,
Male Slave Christiaan,

Are here by requested to forward them … to the Orphan Chamber … within three months … on pain of deprivation of further right …
Orphan Chamber, Cape of Good Hope, 6^th September, 1826, J.J.L.SMUTS, Sec.

 

 

 

Friday, September 15^th, 1826. No.1079 Vol.XX1.

NOTICE – All persons having any claims against the following Estates, administered by the Orphan Chamber, viz: -
Of the late Johan BAPTIST,
- Petronella Johanna VAN NIEKERK, widow of D. Jacobus ROBBERTSE, D.Js.
- Fredrik Jacobus BOTHA, and surviving widow Maria Petronella VENTER.
- Catharina Jacoba ENGELBRECHT, and surviving Husband Johannes Steph MEYER,
- Judith RENEKE, and surviving Husband Anthony Joh. Carolus BOTHA
- Stephanus Petrus NAUDÉ, and surviving widow Elizabeth Johanna MEINTJES,
- Johannes Arnoldus VOSLO, and surviving Widow Johanna ROOD,
- John ASBEY,
- Johanna Petronella DANTU, and surviving Husband Jacobus Herm. GETZE,
- John COCHRANE,
- Jurgen HOLWEDA,
- Jan Fred. SCHICKERLING, and surviving Widow Maria Eliz. MOCKE,
- Male Slave Christiaan,
Are here by requested to forward them … to the Orphan Chamber … within three months … on pain of deprivation of further right …
Orphan Chamber, Cape of Good Hope, 6^th September, 1826, J.J.L.SMUTS, Sec.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrival in Table Bay.
14^th September – Buckbay Packet, Government Schooner C.GREEN, Master from Buck Bay 13^th Instant, cargo Lime and Skins, for the Port.

Sailed out of Table Bay.
11^th September – [Reliance], English ship, C. MAITLAND, Master, for London.
13^th – Good Intent, Coasting Schooner, J.JARVIS, Master for the Breede River, cargo Sundries.

Arrivals at Simon’s Bay.
8^th September – Calista, English Bark, R.ROBERTSON, Master, from Table Bay [4^th] instant, cargo Govt. Stores.
11^th – Peru, English Brig, J.GRAHAM, Master from Monte Video – 11^th August, bound to this Port for cargo, in ballast.

Sailed out of Simon’s Bay.
7^th September – His Majesty’s Ship Spirit of [ ], Captain J.POLKINGHORNE, bound to the Isle of France, staying on board His Majesty’s [ ]
Ditto – Iberia, English Brig, P.KISTON, Master bound to the Knysna, in ballasts
8^th – Hon. East India Company’s Schooner St. Helena, James FAIRFAX, Esq. Commander, bound to Table Bay with empty Casks.
9^th – Catherine, English Ship, J.MACINTOSH, Master bound to St. Helena and London, cargo Sundries, from Calcutta.

 

MARRIAGES

In the English Church, Cape Town, on Saturday the 9^th September, 1826.
By the Reverend Geo.HOUGH, M.A. Colonial Chaplain
By Special Licence.
Mr. George Macnamara BURNETT, to Miss Maria Theresa Francisca COCKBURN.

In the Reformed Church on Friday the 8^th September.
By Special Licence.
Anthony HEERING, to Alida MUYTEL.

 

CHRISTENINGS.

In the Reformed Church, on Sunday the 10^th September
A Son of J.B.BLOM, baptized Johan George Zacharias Stephanus.
A Daughter of Mr. J.D.OVERBEEK, baptized Wilhelmina Anna.
A Daughter of Mr. J.H. VOS, J.Cs. baptized Johanna Jacoba.

Same day in the Lutheran Church.
A Son of P.J.FRISLEW, baptized Christiaan Johannes.
A Daughter of Johanna Francina OBERMEYER, baptized Maria Petronella Johanna

In the English Church at Simon’s Town.
By the Rev. Geo HOUGH A.B.

10^th September – A Daughter of Mr. J.[ JONES], baptized Cornelia Mary.
Ditto – A Son of Ditto, baptized William [GRIFFITH].

At Graham’s town by the Rev. T. IRELAND, M.A.
On Sunday the 27^th [August ]
A Daughter of Thomas BINGLE, baptized Jane
A Son of George FUTER, baptized [Thomas ]
A Son of P.J. GREYLING, baptized [ Jan Christoffel]
On the 3^rd September.
A Son of W.van der Merwe, baptized Gert Christian.
A Daughter of Mr H. LLOYD, baptized [Maria Packenham]
A Son of Ditto, baptized William.

 

DEATHS

6^th September – Mrs. Elisabeth Esther DU TOIT, Wife of Mr. P.F. ROSSOUW, aged years and 5 months.
9^th – An Infant Daughter of Mr. P.J. POGENPOEL

At Graham’s Town.
20^th August – Mary [G y] WYATT, aged 16 months.
1^st September – Fredrick William HILES, aged 61 years.
Ditto – Catherine Fitzgerald, aged 14 months and 14 days.

Died on the 16^th of this instant August, my beloved Wife, Maria Elizabeth BYL, who had only attained to 18 years, 8 months, and 17 days of age. - I give this painful Notice to Friends and Relatives.
19^th August, 1826
Empheus F. HOPKINS.

Died on the 22^nd instant, our beloved Son, Gysbert Johannes, aged 28 years, 7 months, and 9 days, - of which we give Notice to Friends and Relatives.
Cape Town, August 23, 1826.
Lourens J. SMITH
E.C.SMITH born ROGIER.

 

 

Friday, September 22d, 1826. Vol XX1, No. 1080

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS IN TABLE BAY.
15^th September – Kate, English Brig, D.WATT, Master, from England 23d May, and St. Helena 20^th August, carto a small quantity of Iron, for this Port.
Ditto – Marquis of Hastings, English Ship, Mr. MARTIN, SECOND Officer, in Command, in consequence of Capt. OSTLER being missing since the 8th Instant, - from Batavia 23^rd July, and Mossel Bay 11^th instant, cargo Teas and Coffee, for London.
16^th – Rival, English Brig, G. EVENING, Master, from Rio de Janeiro 6^th August, cargo Sugar and Coffee, for the Port
Passenger – Mr. PRIOR.
Ditto – Success, Coasting Schooner, Geo. SMITH, Master, from the Knysna 28^th August, cargo Colonial Produce, for this Port.
19^th – Buckbay Packet, Government Schooner, C. GREEN, Master, from Buck Bay 18^th instant, cargo Lime, for this Port.

21^st – Emulous, English Brig, W. WELLBANK, Master, from Mauritius 28^th August, cargo Sugar and Sundries, for this Port; has on board the Mariner’s, Ben Johnson’s, and own Mail.
Passengers – J. WHEATLEY, Esq. Barrister.

Sailed out of Table Bay.
14^th September- Pyramus, English Ship, J. BRODIE, Master, for London.
17^th – Mary, Coasting Brig, S. PHELPS, Master, for Port Elizabeth, cargo Sundries.
19^th – Kate, English Brig, D. WATT, Master, for Port Elizabeth, cargo Sundries.
2[0]th – St. Helena, Honorable Company’s Schooner, James FAIRFAX, Esq. Commander, for St. Helena, cargo Wine.

Arrivals in Simon’s Bay.
17^th September – Reaper, English Bark, William BROAD, Master, from the Downs 1^st July, bound to Calcutta, cargo Ordnance for the Honorable East India Company.
Passengers – Mr. J. BAKER, Miss E. BAKER, Miss M. BAKER, and one Native Servant.
20^th – Ratcliff, English Whaler, (out of 11 months) J.COLEMAN, Master, from Delagoa Bay 30^th August, bound to the West Coast, to fill up cargo, having but 600 barrels of black Oil; has put in being leaky, and lost all her anchors.
Ditto – His Majesty’s Ship Samarang, (28), Captain D. DUNN, from Mauritius 26^th August, bound to this Port.

 

CHRISTENINGS.

In the English Church, Cape Town, on Sunday the 17^th September, 1826.
By the Reverend Geo. HOUGH, M.A. Colonial Chaplain.
A Son of Mr. John ROWE, baptized John Saunders.

In the Reformed Church, on Sunday, 17^th September.
A Daughter of M. VAN EYSSEN, Cs. Catharina Alida Johanna.
A Daughter of J.P. VISSER, baptized Plantefina

In the Lutheran Church, on Friday, 15^th September.
A Daughter of Mr. G. GLAESER, baptized Aletta Johanna Sophia.

On Sunday the 17^th September.
Two Daughters (Twins) of Mr. J.J. ZEYLER, baptized Johanna Wilhelmina and Margaretha Catharina.
A Son of A. SPOLANDER, baptized Jan Nicolaas.

 

DEATHS.

13^th September – A Daughter of J.P. BERGSTROM, named Johanna Maria Elisabeth, aged 2 years and 6 months.
14^th – Andries JINKEL, aged 62 years.
15^th – Fredrik DE JONK, aged 37 years.
Ditto – A Daughter of J.S. LE RIES , named Hendrina Maria Elisabeth aged 2 years and 21 days.
16^th – Susanna HEYDENRYCH, Widow of the late J. ROHLAND, aged 76 years and 11 months.
17^th – Pieter Francois FRUY, aged 38 years and 3 days.

Run away, the boy MARKUS of MOSAMBIQUE; whoever trings him to me will receive a reward of 20 RDs.
J. MICHAU

 

 

Vol.XX1 Friday, September 29^th, 1826. No. 1081.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrivals in Table Bay.

23^rd September – Kowie Packet, Coasting Schooner, John PAGAN, Master, from Port Elizabeth 11^th instant, bound to this Port, cargo Colonial Produce.
Ditto – Hetty, English Schooner, J. WILLIAMS, Master, from Gibraltar 19^th July, cargo Flour and Wheat, for this Port.
25^th – George, Coasting Sloop, G. THOMSON, Master, from Simon’s Bay, cargo Lead, for this Port.
27^th – Madras, English Ship, C. BEACH, Master, from London 22^d July, bound to Bengal, cargo Sundries.
Passengers – Mrs. ACLAND, Mrs. EBDEN and Family, Miss BIRD, Miss CAMPBELL, Miss KILBEY, Miss SYKES, and Miss HENBY; Colonel BIRD, Dr. BAILEY, DR. VERSFELD, Mr. HOHNE, and four servants, for this Place; Mrs. BEACH, Mrs FRENCH, Mrs. MCKENZIE, Miss DAYLEY, Miss CAMPBELL, and 2 Misses FRENCH; Mr. READ, H.C.S. Messrs. TULLOH, CURDEW, McCLEAN, G.FRENCH, J.FRENCH, W. FRENCH, J. EDWARDS, AND - BOYD, DR. BABINGTON, MR. McKENZIE, Merchant, and 7 Native Servants, for Bengal.
28^th – Buffon, French Brig. Jos. DUCOM, Master, from Bordeaux, cargo Sundries, for Bourbon and Calcutta.
Passengers – Mr. DUSSUMIER, and Servant.

SAILED OUT OF TABLE BAY.
23^rd September – George the Fourth. Coasting Cutter, Wm. McLEOD, Master, bound to Port Elizabeth, cargo Sundries.
26^th – Marquis of Hastings, English Ship, G. MARTIN in command, bound to London
27^th – Arethusa, English Bark, A. BROOKS, Master, bound to Ireland, cargo Wine.

ARRIVED IN SIMON’S BAY.
22^nd September – Catherine Elizabeth, Dutch Ship, J. INGERMAN, Master, from Batavia 2d August, bound to Amsterdam, cargo Coffee and Spices.

SAILED OUT OF SIMON’S BAY.
25^th September – Reaper, English Bark, W. BROAD, Master, bound to Calcutta, cargo Ordnance from London.
Ditto – Peru, English Brig. J.GRAHAM, Master, bound to Calcutta, cargo Coals, &c from this Port.
26^th – His Majesty’s Ship Success, (28), Captain J. STIRLING, bound to Mauritius with Specie, and New South Wales.

 

MARRIAGES.

In the Reformed Church, on Sunday, 24^th September.
Frans Nicolaas JORDAAN, to Anna Johanna KOCK, Widow of the late P.J. LINGENFELDER.

At Graham’s Town, by the Rev. T. IRELAND, M.A.
On the 7^th September.
Alexander FORBES, to Jane THOMAS.

 

CHRISTENINGS

In the English Church, Cape Town, on Saturday the 23d September, 1826.
By the reverend GEO. HOUGH, M.A. Colonial Chaplain.
A Daughter of J.W. FAIRBRIDGE, Esq. M.D. baptized Sarah Armstrong.

On Sunday the 24^th September, by Ditto.
A Daughter of G.M. PEDDER, Esq. baptized Caroline.
A Daughter of Private John McGEOGH, His Majesty’s 49^th Regiment, baptized Elizabeth Jane.

In the Reformed Church, on Sunday the 24^th September.
A Daughter of J.J. BOONZAIER, baptized Louisa Cornelia.
A Daughter of P.F. ROSSOUW, baptized Elisabeth Maria Susanna.

In the Lutheran Church on Sunday, 24^th September.
A Daughter of Mr. P.J.A. RAVEN, baptized Johanna Sanetta Alida
A Daughter of Mr. H.J DE NECKER, baptized Maria Barendina.

At Graham’s Town, by the Rev. T. IRELAND, M.A.
10^TH September – A Son of Corporal KENNEDY, of H.M. 55^th Regiment, baptized John.
Ditto – A Daughter of George FAIRCLOTH, baptized Sarah.
Ditto – A son of M.J. POTGIETER, baptized Martinus Jacobus Fredrik.
17^th – A Son of A. de MEYER, baptized Jan Baptis.
Ditto – A Son of W. ELLIOT, baptized William.

 

DEATHS.

22^nd September – Johan Hendrik UNGEREN, aged 59 years, 7 months and 17 days.
25^th – Ann BAKER, Wife of George BAKER, aged 62 years.
Ditto – Johan Seibert DORMEHL, aged 71 years and 10 months.
27^th – John CONSTABLE, junior, aged 27 years, 7 months and 25 days.

At Graham’s Town.
11^th September – John KENNEBY, aged 11 days.
15^th – Joseph LOFTS, aged 40 years.

NOTICE – All Persons having any Claims against the following Estates, administered by the Orphan Chamber, viz:
Of the late Johan Baptist DE NEGRINE
-- Petronella Johanna VAN NIEKERK, Widow of Jacobus ROBBERTSZ, D Jx
-- Fredrik Jacobus BOTHA, and surviving [widow] Maria Petronella VENTER
-- Catharina Jacoba ENGELBRECHT, and surviving husband Johannes Steph. MEYER
-- Judith RENEKE, and surviving husband [A ] Joh. Carolus BOTHA
-- Stephanus Petrus NAUDĖ, and surviving [widow] Elizabeth Johanna MEINTJES
-- Johannes Arnoldus VOSLO, and surviving [widow] Johanna ROOD
-- John ASBEY
-- Johanna Petronella DANTU, and surviving husband Jacobus Herm. GETZE
-- John COCHRANE
-- Jurgen HOLWEDA
-- Jan Fred. SCHICKERLING, and surviving [widow] Maria Eliz. MOCKE
are hereby requested to forward them to the Orphan Chamber …
Orphan Chamber, Cape of Good Hope
6^th September, 1826. J.J.L. SMUT[S]