[Map No. 17. Kaarte betreffende de schipbreuk der Zeewijk (Chart, concerning the shipwreck of the Zeewijk) 1727.] B. _Journal or daily register, kept [by the second steersman Adriaan (Van) de Graeff] on board the sho Zeewijk;_ after the miscarriage of the same, _on the wreck stuck fast on a rocky reef near the unknown Southland;_ and a few days after, _in the island [*]._ [* This journal is of no interest for our purpose, and I mention it _pro memoria_ only. The charts sufficiently record the results.] C. _Chart drawn by JAN STEIJNS. (No. 16)._ D. _Chart drawn by ADRIAAN (VAN) DE GRAAF [*]. (No. 17.)_ [* Later in the XVIII century (_inter alia_ in 1755 and 1765) the West-coast of Australia was again visited by Dutch ships, but what we know about this point is of no significance.] * * * * * {Page 92} XXXVI. (1756). EXPLORATORY VOYAGE OF THE SHIPS RIJDER. AND BUIS, COMMANDED BY LIEUTENANT JEAN ETIENNE GONZAL AND FIRST LAVIENNE LODEWIJK VAN ASSCHENS, TO THE GULF OF CARPENTARIA. _Report of the "Master Cartographer" at Batavia, GERRIT DE HAAN, to the G.-G., and Counc. September 30, 1756._ Pursuant to Your Honourable Worships' highly honoured orders, the undersigned has the honour to submit to Your Honourable Worships a report concerning the voyage made by the small bark-ships de Rijder and de Buijs to the South-land, so far as the same has been touched at by them, as Your Honourable Worships may be pleased further to gather from the annexed charts [*]. [* I have not found either these charts or any journals of this expedition.] On the 8th of February, 1756 the two ships set sail together from this roadstead...