The National Archive of
Indonesia published on her website tables of contents of the so-called
Daghregisters (Daily accounts) of the Castle Batavia, HR no. 2522. Unfortunately
they are in Dutch. In those tables you can find for instance information about
the ships arriving at and departing from Batavia
(nowadays Djakarta). I extracted the movements
of the ships and vessels owned by the E.I.C. The dates mentioned below in the
text are the register dates. See also on this weblog the notes dealing with
cargo capacities and individual ships.
Andromeda, small yacht,
departed Batavia towards Siam [Thailand] 10 August 1702
Bijl, small yacht,
destined towards Tagal 16 August 1702
Borneo, British ship,
departed Batavia towards England 11
August 1702
Cauw, small yacht, arrived
at Batavia
coming from Masulipatnam 12 August 1702
Crab, fluyt, arrived at Batavia coming via Cheribon from Tagal with a cargo
woodwork and letters 6 August 1702, departed Batavia towards Cheribon fro a cargo of
woodwork 25 August 1702
Dieren, fluyt, destined
via Ligor towards Siam [Thailand] 26
August 1702
Eterschem, fluyt, departed
Batavia towards
the West Coast of Sumatra 26 August 1702
Frederik, British ship, arrived
at Batavia coming from England 6
August 1702
Gent, ship, arrived at Batavia coming from Bantam with a cargo of pepper 15
August 1702, decided to send with her with a layer towards the Netherlands 15
August 1702
Geregtigheijt, chialoup,
destined towards Palembang 10 August 1702, again
destined towards Palembang
13 August 1702
Grimmensteijn, decided to
send with her with a layer towards the Netherlands 15 August 1702
Hen, small fluyt, destined
towards Malabaar 18 August 1702
Hengelaar, chialoup, arrived
at Batavia
coming with the wood rafts from Cheribon 27 August 1702
Huijs te Hemert, ship,
chamber Amsterdam, arrived at Batavia
coming from the Netherlands
24 August 1702
Hoek, fluyt, chamber Hoorn, arrived at Batavia
coming from the Netherlands
6 August 1702
Kleine Elisabeth,
chialoup, destined towards Malacca 16 August 1702
Matroos, small yacht,
arrived at Batavia
coming from Cheribon with a cargo of woodwork 24 August 1702
Moercappel, yacht,
departed Batavia
towards Japara for a cargo of woodwork 3 August 1702
Oosthuijsen, fluyt,
departed Batavia towards Siam [Thailand] 29 August 1702
Overrijp, fluyt, destined
via Ceylon [Sri Lanka] towards the Netherlands 23
August 1702
Panter frigate, British
ship, departed Batavia towards Borneo
9 August 1702
Popkensburgh, arrived at Batavia 23 August 1702
Reijgersdaal, decided to
send with her with a layer towards the Netherlands 15 August 1702
Saamslag, yacht, mentioned
4 August 1702
Schelvis, pantsjalang,
arrived at Batavia
coming with the wood rafts from Cheribon 27 August 1702
Sirjansland, ship,
destined towards Persia [Iran] 6 August 1702, decided to let her return
from Persia
via Souratta 11 August 1702
Schellasch, small yacht,
departed Batavia via Ceylon,
Malabaar and Souratta towards Persia
[Iran]
and there to be used in the trade shipping around Bassoura 23 August 1702
Soelen, decided to send
her with the Waterman towards Persia
[Iran] 15 August 1702,
departed Batavia towards Persia 29
August 1702
Tapisboom, small fluyt,
destined towards Bengal 15 August 1702
Theeboom, fluyt, destined
via Ceylon [Sri Lanka] towards the Netherlands 23
August 1702
Venhuijsen, fluyt, tiding
of her arrival in Sunda Strait 29 August 1702
Vogelstruijs, pantsjalang,
arrived at Batavia
coming with the wood rafts from Cheribon 27 August 1702
Vosschenbosch, small
fluyt, departed Batavia towards Pamanoekan 4
August 1702, arrived at Batavia
coming from Cheribon 29 August 1702
Waterman, decided to send
her with the Soelen towards Persia
[Iran] 15 August 1702,
departed Batavia towards Persia 29
August 1702
Woggenum,
yacht, destined towards the West Coast of Sumatra 10 August 1702
