Sea tidings from Batavia, Dutch East Indies according to the Dutch newspaper Bataviasche koloniale courant dated 7 September 1810

On 30 August arrived a paduakang coming from the East.
The 31^st departed a Chinese wankang to the North
The 1^st arrived a paduakang and a number of smaller vessels all loaded with rice.
The 2^nd departed a Moorish brig and other vessels.
The 3^rd departed a private owned brig to the East and arrived some vessels loaded with rice from Tagal.
In the night of the 4^th departed a private owned brig and sloop to the East but returning in the evening due to the arrival of a British vessel which anchored off the Crauwang and which was alter joined by a brig and a schooner.
The 5^th departed a Chinese wankang to the North and arrived a similar vessel coming from the West.
The 6^th departed two Chinese wankangs to the North while the three British vessels were still anchored off the corner of Crauwang. At New York arrived the Nimrod master Stephens coming from Batavia.