Bandeira, Viscount Sa’ de, claim for the discovery of Australia by Magalhaens, xxii Barbié de Bocage, notice of a hydrographical atlas of New Holland, drawn by N. Vallard, xxxv Barros, on Gomez de Sequeira’s voyage, xlvi Bass’s Straits, “Baye neufve,” in the old maps, lviii Batavia, book of dispatches, _v._ Book Batavia, under Francis Pelsart, wrecked on the coast of New Holland, 59; a chest with money to be recovered, 50; remains found 178; account of the wreck, and in Thevenot, lxxxix; in Harris, xc Bay perdue, on the old maps, lvii Baye neufve, perhaps Bass’s Straits, lviii Beach _v._ Boeach Berkenrode, ship, uncertainty about her fate, 183 Bessia river, name given to the second bay after Rooseboom’s Bay, 171 Binot Paulmier de Gonneville, supposed discovery of Australia, xviii; journals lost, xix Bocage, Barbié de _v._ Barbié Boeach, misspelt for Lucach or Lochac, xvii Book of dispatches, from Batavia, extract; instructions for the expedition for the discovery of New Guinea, 43 Bosphorus (Sepharat), meaning Spain, 10 Botany Bay, originally called Stingray, afterwards from the variety of plants, Botany Bay; not the Coste des Herbaiges on the early maps, xxxiv Bowrey, captain, a copy of Tasman’s map in his handwriting, xcvi Brak, equipped for the expedition to New Guinea, 47 Breu, Antonio, going to Banda, in 1511, lx Brosses, de, correcting Prévost’s misstatement on the discovery of Carpentaria, c Brazil, discovery by the Portuguese, xxxviii Buscop, Franchoys, skipper, extract from his journal, on the “Trials,” 187 Cabral, discovery of Brazil, xxxviii Callemore, point of, on the South Land, 172 Calice, promontory, on the South Land, 172 Cambodia, the Lochac of Marco Polo, xvi Cano, Sebastian de, one of the commissioners appointed to decide about the right of possession of the Moluccas, xl Cape Keer Weer, (turn again), the furthest point of New Guinea reached by the Duyfhen, lxxx Cape York, the very large islands, seen by Torres, in 11° S. L., lxxv Capitana, expedition under Quiros, 31; crew mutinous, 34; departs suddenly and treacherously, 38 Carpentaria, discovery falsely attributed to Carpenter, xcix; misstatement corrected, c; Dubois on Carpenter, cii Carpenter, the supposed discoverer of Carpentaria, c Carstens, Jan, despatched by J. P. Coen with the Pera and Arnhem from Amboina, murdered by the natives of New Guinea, lxxxvii, 44 Castanheda, narrative of the discovery of New Guinea, xlii Casuaris, name of the east point in the Roseboom’s Bay, 168 Cecco d’Ascoli, map of, xiv Ceira, name of New Guinea on the old Portuguese maps; mistake for Ceram, 97 Ceram Lauers, trade with the natives of New Guinea, 96 Ceramers _v._ Ceram Lauers Charles V. sells his right to the Moluccas to John II, xli Chastelijn, Cornelis, account of the discoveries, 165