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. 2520. 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.
Bonij, chialoup, destined towards Macassar 15 February 1700
Boor, small fluyt, arrived at Batavia coming from the Netherlands 12 February 1700
Cau, frigate, arrived at Batavia coming from Tonkin 8 February 1700
Coning van Bantam, ship, arrived at Batavia coming from Siam [Thailand] 1 February 1700
Eijkelenburg, frigate, departed Batavia towards the Netherlands 20 February 1700
Hen, small fluyt, tiding of her passing Bantam 6 February 1700
Hoen, galliot, tiding of her arrival at Bantam 13 February 1700, arrived at Batavia coming from Bantam 14 February 1700
Huijs te Bijweg, fluyt, departed Batavia towards Cape of Good Hope 27 February 1700
IJsselmonde, ship, arrived at Batavia coming from the Netherlands 4 February 1700
Nierop, fluyt, arrived at Batavia coming from Siam [Thailand] 22 February 1700
Padang, chialoup, departed Batavia towards Ambon 10 February 1700
Pampus, yacht, destined via Macassar towards Banda 3 February 1700
Peer, galliot, departed Batavia towards Ternate 18 February 1700
Peperthijn, small yacht, destined via Bima towards Timor 17 February 1700
Pool, frigate, tiding of her arrival at the West Coast of Sumatra 4 February 1700
Resolutie, small Portuguese yacht, arrived at Batavia 14 February 1700
Susanna, small yacht, destined towards Banta, with 32,000 Spanish realen for the pepper trade 12 February 1700, arrived at Batavia coming from Bantam with a cargo of pepper 26 February 1700
Voetboog, mentioned 13 February 1700Waalstroom, tiding of her arrival at Cape of Good Hope after her being missed 12 February 1700
Willam and Richard, British ship, arrived at Batavia sighted by two well sailing vessels 13 February 1700, departed Batavia towards England 28 February 1700
See also on this weblog the notes dealing with cargo capacities and individual ships.
Bonij, chialoup, destined towards Macassar 15 February 1700
Boor, small fluyt, arrived at Batavia coming from the Netherlands 12 February 1700
Cau, frigate, arrived at Batavia coming from Tonkin 8 February 1700
Coning van Bantam, ship, arrived at Batavia coming from Siam [Thailand] 1 February 1700
Eijkelenburg, frigate, departed Batavia towards the Netherlands 20 February 1700
Hen, small fluyt, tiding of her passing Bantam 6 February 1700
Hoen, galliot, tiding of her arrival at Bantam 13 February 1700, arrived at Batavia coming from Bantam 14 February 1700
Huijs te Bijweg, fluyt, departed Batavia towards Cape of Good Hope 27 February 1700
IJsselmonde, ship, arrived at Batavia coming from the Netherlands 4 February 1700
Nierop, fluyt, arrived at Batavia coming from Siam [Thailand] 22 February 1700
Padang, chialoup, departed Batavia towards Ambon 10 February 1700
Pampus, yacht, destined via Macassar towards Banda 3 February 1700
Peer, galliot, departed Batavia towards Ternate 18 February 1700
Peperthijn, small yacht, destined via Bima towards Timor 17 February 1700
Pool, frigate, tiding of her arrival at the West Coast of Sumatra 4 February 1700
Resolutie, small Portuguese yacht, arrived at Batavia 14 February 1700
Susanna, small yacht, destined towards Banta, with 32,000 Spanish realen for the pepper trade 12 February 1700, arrived at Batavia coming from Bantam with a cargo of pepper 26 February 1700
Voetboog, mentioned 13 February 1700Waalstroom, tiding of her arrival at Cape of Good Hope after her being missed 12 February 1700
Willam and Richard, British ship, arrived at Batavia sighted by two well sailing vessels 13 February 1700, departed Batavia towards England 28 February 1700
