Ferdinand and Isabella, of Spain, agreement with Don John II, about the line of demarcation, xxxviii Fernandez, Juan, said to have discovered the southern continent, lxvi; discovers the track from Lima to Chili, 20 Fish, a remarkable, with a sort of arms and legs, 121 Flinders, Matthew, suggested the name of Australia, lxxviii, xcvii; on the account of Delft’s voyage, cxv Fortuyn, perhaps wrecked on the Abrolhos, 182 Four Hollanders’ ships voyage; first voyage of the Dutch to the East Indies, lv Franciscan order, undertakes the conversion of the southern hemisphere, 7 Franciscus, Monachus, Mappemonde, lxiii Frederick Houtman’s Abrolhos, _v._ Houtman’s Abrolhos French merchants send a ship to the Indies, xix Geminus, speaks of a southern continent, xiii Goede Hoop, yacht, joins the Witte Valck for the rescue of the wreck of the Vergulde Draeck, 78 Gonneville, Binot Paulmier de, the supposed first discoverer of New Holland, xx Gouffre in the old maps, perhaps Oyster Bay in Tasmania, lviii Guanos with apparently two heads, 144 Gulde Zeepard, ship, discovery, 45 Gun island, off the Houtman’s Abrolhos, 179. Haarlem, wreck of, in Table Bay, 182 Hale, H. on Tobi island, xlviii Hall, Bishop, Mundus alter and idem, lxxxiv Hamelin, Captain of the Naturaliste, finds the tin plate of Vlamingh on Dirk Hartog’s island, lxxxiii Hammond, Captain of the Antelope, 134 Harewind, yacht, dispatched for New Guinea, 44 Haring, yacht, dispatched for New Guinea, 44 Hartog, Dirk, discoveries, lxxxi Hasagays, arms of the natives of New Guinea, 96 Heenhoven, ship, uncertainty about its destiny, 183 Hillegonde, ship, accident, 183 Holden, Horace, driven to the Isle of Tobi, xlix Hondius, Jodocus, map, to illustrate the discoveries of Drake and Cavendish, lxviii Hoop, brigantine, sent to the wreck of the Zeewijk, 186 Houtman, Frederick, gives the name to the Houtman’s Abrolhos, lxxxvi Houtman’s Abrolhos, discovery, lxxxvi; the Houtman’s Abrolhos in 1727, by Leupe, 176 Instructions for the expedition for the discovery of New Guinea, 43 Isabella and Ferdinand of Spain, agreement with Don John II, about the line of demarcation, xxxviii Jacobus, Dutch ship, sees the Trials, 188 Jan de Bremen, of Pelsart’s crew, confesses to have caused the assassination of twenty-seven persons, 72 Jave, la Grande, on the old maps, supposed to be Australia, lii John II, agreement with Isabella and Ferdinand of Spain, about the line of demarcation, xxxviii John II buys the right to the Moluccas from Charles V, xli Jonck, Aucke Pietersz, skipper of the Emeloort, account, 82 Judæis, C. de, Speculum Orbis, lxviii Kangaroo, first described by Dampier, cx Kart, Pieter _v._ Pita Ka’t Kaijmans-hoek, eastern point of the third inlet on the coast of New Holland, visited by the expedition in 1705, 171