Captain Henry Lidgbird Ball of, while picking up supplies for the Colony of New South Wales in Batavia, chartered the Waakzaamheid to follow with more stores.[1] Captain Detme Smit of the Waakzaamheid arrived at Port Jackson on 17 December 1790 with stores of rice, beef, pork, and flour.
Waakzaamheid left Port Jackson on 27 March 1791 with 125 men on board. She sailed via Batavia and then onto Mindanao. While seeking provisions on Mindanao, the shore party was attacked by natives, without any loss.[2] Waakzaamheid, Hunter, master, finally arrived at Portsmouth on 8 April 1792.[3]