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... where, it is conjectured, the rebel ious crew have cltabiiflied their rendezvous. It is intended that the conveyance tne Bread-fruit, trees, from the South Sea ifiands to the Weft Indies, (hall a fccondary objeft of this voyage. 8. Monday there was board of ...
... Lieut. BLIOH, in hU Ca >ir»J AN Account of the MUTINY on Board the Ship BOUNTY, on their paffage from Otaheite, With Bread Fruit Trees ; containing a detail of the treacheiOuu and favage conduft of the natives of Tufoa, towards the unfortunate crew ; their ...
... expedition of the Bjttnty, with the bread fruit-trees, has oerer been properly (fated to the piinlic. It lofs of the beaeielt kind, and ought to be remedied with thegreateft poflihle fpeedt Capr. Cook fpeaks of the bread-fruit trees in the following term* : a ...
... failed from England jto effcft ha* been conflgncd to this Clip ; two Botaniils' are to In her, for the prefervation of the bread fruit tree*. 14. The States-Gcncr&l have pafled law, by which the farmers are obliged to have their flax properly Twinged, and keep ...
... Poft, and is immediately to have the com- ma d of another veffel, toeffedl the defirab'e objed of tranfplanting the bread fruit trees to our Weil I^dia fvttlemcnts, from the new difcovered ifl.inds in ti'ie South Seas. 5. A mutiny broke out laft week ...
... Poft, and is immediately to have the command of another veilel, co effect the defirable object of tranf- planting the bread -fruit-trees to or Welt India fer- Uemenre, from the new-difcovered ilands in the South Seas, A witnefs examined by the Privy Counci ...
... ifi_ of Mauritius to Pondicherry. 13. The Provider.ee floor*, in which Captain Bi.g*. is about to embark rig a fecond bread-fruit- tree expedition, mounts 16 carriage guns j the meafures 400 tons burthen, a d her upper deck is ?? fore and aft ; independent ...
... aqtd in March 1793 to arrive at St. Vincent's, from thence to Jamaica ; and having thus completed the grea: ?? of the bread-fruit-tree expedition, to proceed immediately for England, which he will probably reach in the autumn of the fame year. 7. The ...
... It was on Thurfdajr reported in the city, that ChrifHan And his adbciates, who ran awav with the Bounty armed fhip the Bread-fruit-Tree expedition, had been feized Captain Bligh in the South Seas. Should this be truth, the mutineers will be fent home to ...
... the fond for finele grains of rice. Captain Bligh,whofometimefincearrived at Spithead from the Sooth Seas, with the bread fruit trees, *tc. could gain no intelligence of the mutineer Chriflian, and his accomplices, who were on board the Bounty. When they ...
... in coufequeuce of her detention. Capt. Bligh, who feme time fince arrived at Spithead from the South Sea*, with the bread-fruit- trees, occ. could gain no intelligence of the muti- neer Chriflian, and his accomplices, who were on board the Bounty. When ...
... diviiionof the Ham verian infantry. The Aflembly and Council of Jamaica havevoted the fum of iO,OOC>I. a-gratnity for the bread fruit tree expedition; L of that fum i* voted to Capt. uligh, as Commander on that lervice. As Mr. Mint, a King’s meflenger, and ...