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.2519. 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, yacht, destined towards Banda 17 February 1699, departed Batavia towards Banda 28 February 1699
Bekesteijn, small yacht, destined towards the Netherlands 10 February 1699, departed Batavia 11 February 1699
Caauw, small yacht, arrived at Batavia coming from Bantam with a cargo of pepper 17 February 1699
Eenhoorn, ship, departed towards Macassar 16 February 1699
Emmenes, fluyt, destined towards Banda 17 February 1699
Fortuijn, small yacht, departed Batavia via Timor towards Banda 2 February 1699
Jerusalem, fluyt, departed Batavia towards Amboina 27 February 1699
Peperthuijn, yacht, arrived at Batavia coming from Palembang with a cargo of pepper 7 February 1699
Schaapsherder, small yacht, departed Batavia towards Ternate 2 February 1699
Schelde, yacht, departed Batavia towards Banda 6 February 1699, departed Batavia towards Banda 25 February 1699
Snobber, galliot, tidings arrived from Cheribon of her successful voyage to this destination 13 February 1699, arrived at Batavia coming from Cheribon 22 February 1699
Swaag, fluyt, destined towards Cape of Good Hope 10 February 1699, departed Batavia 11 February 1688
Trumbal Galij [Trumbal Galley?], British ship, arrived at Batavia coming from China 10 February 1699, departed Batavia towards England 17 February 1699
Toscaanse Galeij [Tuscan Galley?] British ship, arrived at Batavia coming from China 28 February 1699
Vogelstruijs, pantjalang, departed Batavia towards Tanjongpoura with cash money to pay for the delivered cotton and indigo 24 February 1699
Vrijburg, ship, tidings arrived that she was lost in the Bay of Mauritius while underway from the Netherlands 13 February 1699
Walenburg, fluyt, condemned and decided to set her hull at the mouth of the river on the beach 13 February 1699
