The Dutch East India Company's shipping between the Netherlands and Asia 1595-1795

 
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Details of voyage 8329.2 from Batavia to Texel

Number 8329.2
Name of ship VREDENBURG
Master Christiaanse, Hans Christiaan
Tonnage 1150
Type of ship
Built 1784
Yard Amsterdam
Chamber Amsterdam
Date of departure 21-12-1791
Place of departure Batavia
Arrival at Cape 18-03-1792
Departure from Cape 11-04-1792
Date of arrival at destination 10-07-1792
Place of arrival Texel
Chamber for which cargo is destined Amsterdam (112,921)
Particulars The 83 seafarers included 26 Chinese. Among the 45 passengers were 41 of the c. 100 survivors of the PANDORA-disaster. The PANDORA, a frigate-of-war under the command of Captain Edward Edwards, had sailed to Tahiti and to many surrounding island in order to look for and arrest as many BOUNTY-muti-neers as possible (see the VLIJT, 8258). Edwards had succeeded in taking prisoner 14 of them. On 29-08-1791, however, the ship ran on a rock and was wrecked at Barrier Reef off New Holland; 31 men and 4 of the mutineers were drowned. In four small boats most of the survivors had managed to reach Timor. At Batavia Edwards, 30 other men, and the 10 remaining prisoners went aboard the VREDENBURG; at the Cape he and the prisoners boarded an English ship.
Previous outward voyage 4606.2

On Board The number on board at departure. I The number dying en route to the Cape. II The number who went from board at the Cape. III
Seafarers 83 13 11
Soldiers 10
Craftsmen 5
Passengers 45

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