In an undated list but presumably from 1738 the author gave the names of the E.I.C. ships arriving between 1722 and 1736. Other information which is to be found in this list are the dimensions, the cargo capacity, the year of arrival and their condition while in the East. What he didn't mentioned was to which chamber the ships belonged.
Length = prow
Condition:
A= could be used everywhere
B= could be used in the good season outside Japan in the bight of Bengal, Souratta, Persia and elsewhere
C= could be used on calm fairways like the Eastern parts, Malacca, Siam, Sumatra and West Coast of Palembang
Z= only useful for service off the East Coast of Java.
Slot Croonenburg, dimensions 110 x 30 x 11, arrived 1734, 150 last, condition A
Middenrak, dimensions 110 x 31 x 11¼, 150 last, arrived 1735, condition A
Ritthem, dimensions 110 x 33 x 12½, 150 last, arrived 1733, condition A
Antonia, dimensions 110 x 29½ x 11½, 150 last, arrived 1735, condition A
S'heeren Arentskerk, dimensions 130 x 34 x 13¾, 250 last, arrived 1726, condition B
Huijs ten donk, dimensions 130 x 34½ x 14½, 250 last, 1713 arrived, condition C
Castor en Pollux, dimensions 110 x 32 x 11¾, 150 last, arrived 1723, condition C
Spieringshoek, dimensions 109 x 32 x 11¾, 100 last, arrived 1728, condition C
Snuffelaar, dimensions 90 x 26½ x 11, 100 last, arrived 1735, condition C
Windhond, dimensions 110 x 31 x 10½, 100 last, arrived 1723, condition C
Wolphaarsdijk, dimensions 130 x 35 x 14, 250 last, arrived 1724, condition Z
Sleewijk, dimensions 130 x 32 x 12½, 150 last, arrived 1714, condition Z
Slot Aldegonde, dimensions 130 x 34½ x 13½, 250 last, arrived 1716, condition Z
Cats, dimensions 130 x 33½ x 13½, 250 last, arrived 1717, condition Z
Source
Archive Family Mathias-Pous Tak van Poortvliet no. 60 (Zeeuws Archief)
