he 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.
Assendelft, fluyt, arrived at Batavia coming from Ceylon [Sri Lanka] 26 April 1699
Bakharst, British ship, arrived at Batavia coming from England 30 April 1699
Drij Cronen, ship, chamber Amsterdam, arrived in Sunda Strait coming from the Netherlands 20 April 1699, arrived at Batavia 25 April 1699
Eemland, yacht, departed Batavia towards Japara for a cargo of woodwork 11 April 1699
Haas, small fluyt, departed Batvia via the West Coast of Sumatra towards Bengal 23 April 1699
E[ij]kelenburgh, yacht, chamber Amsterdam, arrived in Sunda Strait coming from the Netherlands 20 April 1699, arrived at Batavia 25 April 1699, destined towards Bengal 28 April 1699
Johanna, small British ship, arrived at Batavia coming from Madraspatnam 11 April 1699
Keulen, ship, chamber Amsterdam, arrived in Sunda Strait coming from the Netherlands 19 April 1699, arrived at Batavia 24 April 1699
London, British ship, arrived at Batavia coming from Banjer 23 April 1699
Oostvoren, small yacht, departed Batavia towards Tagal 14 April 1699
Padang, chialoup, arrived at Batavia coming from Bantam 4 April 1699
Peperthuijn, yacht, departed Batavia towards Cheribon for a cargo of rice 6 April 1699
Purmer, yacht, departed Batavia towards Japara for a cargo of woodwork 2 April 1699
Rijsenden Arent, British ship, arrived at Batavia coming from China 7 April 1699, departed Batavia towards England 24 April 1699
Sara, British ship, arrived at Batavia coming via Malacca from China 14 April 1699
Susanna, yacht, destined towards Bengal 28 April 1699
Voetboog, fluyt, destined via Siam [Thailand] towards Japan 3 April 1699
Vrijburgh, ship, Chamber Zealand, arrived at Batavia coming from the Netherlands was delayed because of problems in the Bay of Mauritius 25 April 1699
Walenbugh, fluyt, sold 17 April 1699
Welvaren, British ship, departed Batavia towards Borneo 14 April 1699
Assendelft, fluyt, arrived at Batavia coming from Ceylon [Sri Lanka] 26 April 1699
Bakharst, British ship, arrived at Batavia coming from England 30 April 1699
Drij Cronen, ship, chamber Amsterdam, arrived in Sunda Strait coming from the Netherlands 20 April 1699, arrived at Batavia 25 April 1699
Eemland, yacht, departed Batavia towards Japara for a cargo of woodwork 11 April 1699
Haas, small fluyt, departed Batvia via the West Coast of Sumatra towards Bengal 23 April 1699
E[ij]kelenburgh, yacht, chamber Amsterdam, arrived in Sunda Strait coming from the Netherlands 20 April 1699, arrived at Batavia 25 April 1699, destined towards Bengal 28 April 1699
Johanna, small British ship, arrived at Batavia coming from Madraspatnam 11 April 1699
Keulen, ship, chamber Amsterdam, arrived in Sunda Strait coming from the Netherlands 19 April 1699, arrived at Batavia 24 April 1699
London, British ship, arrived at Batavia coming from Banjer 23 April 1699
Oostvoren, small yacht, departed Batavia towards Tagal 14 April 1699
Padang, chialoup, arrived at Batavia coming from Bantam 4 April 1699
Peperthuijn, yacht, departed Batavia towards Cheribon for a cargo of rice 6 April 1699
Purmer, yacht, departed Batavia towards Japara for a cargo of woodwork 2 April 1699
Rijsenden Arent, British ship, arrived at Batavia coming from China 7 April 1699, departed Batavia towards England 24 April 1699
Sara, British ship, arrived at Batavia coming via Malacca from China 14 April 1699
Susanna, yacht, destined towards Bengal 28 April 1699
Voetboog, fluyt, destined via Siam [Thailand] towards Japan 3 April 1699
Vrijburgh, ship, Chamber Zealand, arrived at Batavia coming from the Netherlands was delayed because of problems in the Bay of Mauritius 25 April 1699
Walenbugh, fluyt, sold 17 April 1699
Welvaren, British ship, departed Batavia towards Borneo 14 April 1699
