It was composed of 2 frigates, 4 steamships, 12 schooners, 40 smaller ships, 1,700 soldiers including 400 Europeans and 230 cannons.

[2] After a landing, the Dutch forces were able to capture and destroy the royal palace at Singaraja.

[2] The Balinese agreed to recognize the treaties and to accommodate a small Dutch garrison.

[2] Once the main Dutch force had returned to Java, the local Balinese ruler Jelantik refused to pay the agreed settlement to the Dutch and endeavoured to unite Balinese forces against them.

[2] A second expedition would be undertaken in 1848, Dutch intervention in Northern Bali (1848), which would also fail against Jelantik.