Ongeluckige voyagie, van 't schip Batavia, nae Oost-Indien
Subtitle: Uyt-gevaren onder de E. François Pelsaert. Gebleven op de Abrolhos van Frederick Houtman ... Vervattende 't verongelucken des schips, en de grouwelijcke moorderyen onder 't scheeps-volck, op 't eylandt Bataviaes Kerck-hoff; nevens de straffe der handtdadigers in de jaren 1628. en 1629. Hier achter is noch by-gevoegt eenige discoursen ..
Publisher: Voor Joost Hartgers, Boeck-verkooper in de Gasthuys-Steegh, bezijden het Stadt-huys, in de boeck-winckel
Published: 1648
Place of publication: T'Amsterdam
Language: dut
Number of pages: 40
Subjects: Shipwreck victims; Nederlandsche Oost-Indische Compagnie; Batavia (Ship); East-Indies; Dutch; Shipwrecks; Discovery and exploration
Notes: The ship Batavia ran aground near the Abrolhos, the crew ultimately murdered many of the passengers stranded on a nearby island.

Final [22] p. include: Copye uyt den originelen brief van Gysbert Bastiaensz geschreven uyt Batavia; several short "Discours" on various nautical and mercantile subjects.

Woodcut title vignette of two ships under sail: engraved double plate has six images of the shipwreck, the murders, and the punishment.

Virgules in title replaced by commas; text set in black letter type; side notes.

Signatures: 2a-2d⁸

JCB Lib. cat. pre-1675, II:375.

Tiele, P.A. Journaux navugateurs, 265c.

European Americana 648/80.

John Carter Brown Library copy is item no. 12 (voyage no. 11) in a collection of thirteen voyages of the Dutch East India Company. Bound together subsequent to publication.