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 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.
Bambeeck, ship, tiding of her loss on a sandbank between Caobo Roschado and Poulo Passelaar 27 January 1702
Cauw, yacht, destined towards Ceylon Sri Lanka 4 January 1702
Doradus, chialoup, destined towards Timor 6 January with a cargo valued ƒ 583:04:0 1702
Ellemeest, ship, mentioned as taken over some of the saved stores of the Bambeeck and destined towards Celon [Sri Lanka 30 January 1702
Flora, fluyt, departed Sunda Strait Netherlands 3 January 1702
Haes, small fluyt, departed Batavia
Handboog, fluyt, chamber Hoorn Batavia Netherlands 8 January 1702
Haubois, chialoup, arrived at Batavia
IJsselt, fluyt, arrived at Batavia 26 January 1702
Lands Welvaren, ship, chamber Amsterdam Batavia Netherlands 12 January 1702
Leeuwerk, galliot, departed Batavia
Loo, ship, arrived at Batavia Japan 4 January 1702
Matroos, small frigate, destined towards Macassar with a cargo valued ƒ 15.005:10:00 6 January 1702
Oestgeest, fluyt, departed Sunda Strait Netherlands 3 January 1702
Peer, galliot, mentioned as coming from Ternate 14 January 1702
Pruijm, galliot, decided to be laid up and to sell 10 January 1702
Soelen, fluyt, destined towards Bengal 4 January 1702
Spiegel, ship, chamber Amsterdam Batavia Netherlands 22 January 1702
Trumbal galeij, British ship, departed Batavia Europe 7 January 1702
Voorschoten, fluyt, chamber Hoorn Batavia Netherlands 8 January 1702
Wint, yacht, decided to be laid up and to sell 10 January 1702
