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.'s 2510-2511.
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.
Aap, vessel, also called
pantjalang, destined towards Tanjongpoura 7 April 1693, arrived at Batavia coming from
Tanjongpoura 24 April 1693
Andromeda, yacht, arrived
at Batavia
coming with a cargo including pepper from Bantam 19 April 1693
Blaauwenberg, small yacht,
destined towards Malacca 3 April 1693
Boswijck, small yacht, destined
towards Benagl 23 April 1693
Couverden, ship, departed Batavia towards Japara 8
April 1693
Dieren, fluyt, mentioned
as coming from the Netherlands
3 April 1693, arrived at Batavia
with a cargasoen valued ƒ 174803:07:00 6 April 1693
Egelenburgh, fluyt,
departed Batavia
towards Soerabaja 23 April 1693
Helder, fluyt, mentioned
as lost 23 April 1693
't Huijs te Loo, fluyt,
destined via Siam towards Japan 3 April
1693
't Huijs te Spijk, fluyt,
departed towards the west Coast 20 April 1693
Itershem, fluyt, destined
via Siam towards Japan 3 April
1693
Lelij, pantjalang,
destined via Cheribon towards Japara 29 April 1693
Middelburgh, chialoup,
destined towards Palembang
21 April 1693
Peperthuijn, small yacht,
arrived at Batavia
with a cargo of pepper coming from Bantam 21 April 1693
Piesangh, chialoup,
departed Batavia
towards Banda 2 April 1693
Sint Nicolaas, yacht,
arrived at Batavia
coming from Soerabaja 25 April 1693
Tuijtappel, small yacht,
also called chialoup, destined towards Malacca 3 April 1693, departed Batavia towards Malacca
21 April 1693
