An abstract from the Journal of the third voyage under Captains Keeling and Hawkins, 1607. (See page 108.)

Another abstract of the third voyage. (See page 111.)

A third abstract of the third voyage. (See page 113.)

The voyage of Captain Sharpeigh, being the fourth voyage, 1608. (See page 120.)

Another account of the fourth voyage, commanded by Captain Sharpeigh. (See page 126.)

Journal of the Master of the “Peppercorn”, 1610 to 1611. (See page 145.)

Journal of Thomas Love, a master's mate in the “Trade's Increase”, Sir Henry Middleton, 1610 to 1612. (See page 147.)

Journal of Nicholas Downton, second in command of the fleet under Sir Henry Middleton, 1610 to 1613. Original manuscript comprises 214 pages. (See page 151.)

Instructions to Lawrence Femell. (See page 131.) Commission to Sir Henry Middleton. (See page 137.)

This manuscript is a translation of the Journal kept by Peter Williamson Floris, a Dutchman in the service of the East India Company, who commanded the “Globe” on the seventh voyage set forth by the Company. The journal begins Jan. 5th, 1611, and ceases abruptly on Feb. 17th, 1615. It contains an account of the trade carried on along the Coast of Coromandel, at Bantam, Siam, and Batavia, with a slight sketch of the history of the kingdom of Siam, and an account of a revolt of Javanese slaves, by whom part of the town of Batavia was burnt while the “Globe” was lying in the roads. The original manuscript contains 142½ pages.

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