The National Archive of Indonesia published on her website tables of contents of the so called Daghregisters (Daily accounts) of the Castle Batavia. 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. Daghregister HR no. 2502. See also on this weblog the notes dealing with cargo capacities and individual ships.
Aap, pantjalang, arrived at Batavia coming back from Tanjongpoura 12 March
Alexander, yacht, ordered to replace the Poulorun 2 February, destined via Bantam towards Palembang 27 February
America, departed towards Macassar 25 February
Betuwe, destined towards Bantam 19 March, departed Batavia towards Bantam 21 March
Blauwenberg, small yacht, destined via Bantam towards Lampon 9 February
Casteel Batavia, yacht, being loaded 27 March
Couwerve, destined towards Bantam 19 March, departed Batavia towards Bantam 21 March
Craanvogel, hooker, wrecked off island Alkmaar 11 February
Duijff, small fluyt, also called boat, arrived at Batavia coming from the Netherland, cargo valued ƒ 5873:08:08 7 February, destined towards Banda 14 February, departed Batavia via Japara and Cheribon towards Banda 4 March
Eendragt. chialoup, laid up as being worthless 11 February
Faam, yacht, arrived at Batavia coming via Tegal from Japara without letters 27 January, destined towards the East coast of Java 19 March, departed towards Cheribon 21 March
Gaasperdam, yacht, departed Batavia to inspect the homeward bound ships Post and Zuid Beveland, returned at Batavia same day 6 March
Goutvink, hooker, ordered as being worthless to be laid up 15 January, sold for 61 rijksdaalders 27 February
Huijs te Spijk, fluyt, arrived at Batavia coming from Siam 11 March
Javaanse Bode, small yacht, ordered to be sent to Lampong 31 January, arrived at Batavia coming from Lampong 15 February
Lands Welvaren, ship, arrived at Batavia coming via Cape de Bonna Esperanza from the Netherlands 8 February
Mastbosch, fluyt, arrived at Batavia coming from the Netherlands 5 March, destined towards the east coast of Java for timber 19 March
Meerkat, pantjalang, arrived at Batavia coming back from Tanjongpoura 12 March
Naaltwijk, yacht, arrived at Batavia coming via Malacca from Palembang with pepper 19 March
Nadermeer, destined via Macassar towards Banda 28 January
Nederhorst, fluyt, also called cat, destined via Bantam towards Lampong 14 January, ordered to come with the sick men 31 January, arrived at Batavia coming form Lampong with prisoners 14 March, destined towards Palembang with rice and provisions for the army train commanded by Crijn de Rande 19 March
Negombo, yacht, arrived at Batavia coming from Bantam 16 January, destined towards Timor 24 February
Nieuwlant, fluyt, destined towards Banda 24 February
Paliacatta, chialoup, destined via Bantam towards Lampon 9 February
Pepertuijn, small yacht, destined via Bantam towards Lampon 9 February
Pijlswaart, yacht, destined towards Ternate 27 February
Post, also called Turkse Post, ship, destined towards the Netherlands for Amsterdam 23 January, destined towards the Netherlands 5 March, departed Batavia towards the Netherlands 6 March
Poulorun, yacht, to be replaced by the Alexander 2 February, destined towards Japara with 4226 picols pepper valued ƒ 52626:20:00 22 February, destined towards the East coast of Java 19 March
Rog, small yacht, ordered to be sent to Lampong 31 January, arrived at Batavia coming from Lampong 15 February, departed Batavia towards Banda 4 March
Ruijter, jacht, arrived at Batavia coming from Canton 20 February
Sint Maartensdijk, yacht, destined via Japara towards Amboina 8 February
Sumatra, yacht, destined via Japara towards Amboina 24 February
Vlieger, chialoup, destined via Bantam towards Lampon 3 January, departed Batavia via Bantam towards Lampon 8 January, arrived at Batavia coming from Lampong 29 January, destined towards Lampong 1 February, arrived at Batavia coming from Lampon 12 February, destined towards Lampong 19 February
Wagthond, hooker, arrived at Batavia coming from Toncquin 7 March
Waveren, fluyt(-ship), destined towards Bantam 28 January, arrived at Batavia coming from Bantam 7 February, destined towards the east coast of Java for timber 19 March, departed towards Cheribon 21 March
Westeramstel, fluyt, destined towards Bantam 12 January
Wiltschut, small yacht, destined via Bantam towards Lampon 9 February
Zeehaes, pantjalang, destined towards Bantam 17 January, arrived at Batavia coming from Bantam 28 January, destined with a letter to Bantam 1 February, arrived at Batavia coming from Bantam 4 February, destined towards Bantam 2 March, arrived at Batavia coming from Bantam 8 March
Zuid Beveland, yacht, also called ship, destined towards the Netherlands 3 January, destined towards the Netherlands for Amsterdam 23 January, destined towards the Netherlands 5 March, departed Batavia towards the Netherlands 6 March
Aap, pantjalang, arrived at Batavia coming back from Tanjongpoura 12 March
Alexander, yacht, ordered to replace the Poulorun 2 February, destined via Bantam towards Palembang 27 February
America, departed towards Macassar 25 February
Betuwe, destined towards Bantam 19 March, departed Batavia towards Bantam 21 March
Blauwenberg, small yacht, destined via Bantam towards Lampon 9 February
Casteel Batavia, yacht, being loaded 27 March
Couwerve, destined towards Bantam 19 March, departed Batavia towards Bantam 21 March
Craanvogel, hooker, wrecked off island Alkmaar 11 February
Duijff, small fluyt, also called boat, arrived at Batavia coming from the Netherland, cargo valued ƒ 5873:08:08 7 February, destined towards Banda 14 February, departed Batavia via Japara and Cheribon towards Banda 4 March
Eendragt. chialoup, laid up as being worthless 11 February
Faam, yacht, arrived at Batavia coming via Tegal from Japara without letters 27 January, destined towards the East coast of Java 19 March, departed towards Cheribon 21 March
Gaasperdam, yacht, departed Batavia to inspect the homeward bound ships Post and Zuid Beveland, returned at Batavia same day 6 March
Goutvink, hooker, ordered as being worthless to be laid up 15 January, sold for 61 rijksdaalders 27 February
Huijs te Spijk, fluyt, arrived at Batavia coming from Siam 11 March
Javaanse Bode, small yacht, ordered to be sent to Lampong 31 January, arrived at Batavia coming from Lampong 15 February
Lands Welvaren, ship, arrived at Batavia coming via Cape de Bonna Esperanza from the Netherlands 8 February
Mastbosch, fluyt, arrived at Batavia coming from the Netherlands 5 March, destined towards the east coast of Java for timber 19 March
Meerkat, pantjalang, arrived at Batavia coming back from Tanjongpoura 12 March
Naaltwijk, yacht, arrived at Batavia coming via Malacca from Palembang with pepper 19 March
Nadermeer, destined via Macassar towards Banda 28 January
Nederhorst, fluyt, also called cat, destined via Bantam towards Lampong 14 January, ordered to come with the sick men 31 January, arrived at Batavia coming form Lampong with prisoners 14 March, destined towards Palembang with rice and provisions for the army train commanded by Crijn de Rande 19 March
Negombo, yacht, arrived at Batavia coming from Bantam 16 January, destined towards Timor 24 February
Nieuwlant, fluyt, destined towards Banda 24 February
Paliacatta, chialoup, destined via Bantam towards Lampon 9 February
Pepertuijn, small yacht, destined via Bantam towards Lampon 9 February
Pijlswaart, yacht, destined towards Ternate 27 February
Post, also called Turkse Post, ship, destined towards the Netherlands for Amsterdam 23 January, destined towards the Netherlands 5 March, departed Batavia towards the Netherlands 6 March
Poulorun, yacht, to be replaced by the Alexander 2 February, destined towards Japara with 4226 picols pepper valued ƒ 52626:20:00 22 February, destined towards the East coast of Java 19 March
Rog, small yacht, ordered to be sent to Lampong 31 January, arrived at Batavia coming from Lampong 15 February, departed Batavia towards Banda 4 March
Ruijter, jacht, arrived at Batavia coming from Canton 20 February
Sint Maartensdijk, yacht, destined via Japara towards Amboina 8 February
Sumatra, yacht, destined via Japara towards Amboina 24 February
Vlieger, chialoup, destined via Bantam towards Lampon 3 January, departed Batavia via Bantam towards Lampon 8 January, arrived at Batavia coming from Lampong 29 January, destined towards Lampong 1 February, arrived at Batavia coming from Lampon 12 February, destined towards Lampong 19 February
Wagthond, hooker, arrived at Batavia coming from Toncquin 7 March
Waveren, fluyt(-ship), destined towards Bantam 28 January, arrived at Batavia coming from Bantam 7 February, destined towards the east coast of Java for timber 19 March, departed towards Cheribon 21 March
Westeramstel, fluyt, destined towards Bantam 12 January
Wiltschut, small yacht, destined via Bantam towards Lampon 9 February
Zeehaes, pantjalang, destined towards Bantam 17 January, arrived at Batavia coming from Bantam 28 January, destined with a letter to Bantam 1 February, arrived at Batavia coming from Bantam 4 February, destined towards Bantam 2 March, arrived at Batavia coming from Bantam 8 March
Zuid Beveland, yacht, also called ship, destined towards the Netherlands 3 January, destined towards the Netherlands for Amsterdam 23 January, destined towards the Netherlands 5 March, departed Batavia towards the Netherlands 6 March
