... board the cutty, armed Jbip. This fhip failed from England, the autumn of 1787, on a voyage to the Society Iflnnds for bread-fruit trees, intended for our Weft India fettlements ; in which climate, was the opinion of Sir Jofeph they might be fuccefsfully ...

... the Germanic Conftitution, governs the North Provinces, and the Eleftor Palatine the Southern. Upwards of one thoufand bread-fruit trees in the fineft prefervation, were on board the Bounty fhip, all ofwhich were obtained from their native foil, with immenfe ...

... accounts, received by the Admiralty a mutiny on board the Bounty Hoop, which was fent to the South Sea IfVnds for plants the bread fruit tree. Mr. Chriftian, the mate, with the crew, and having fecured Lieutenant who had the command, they put him and thirteen ...

... ived hy the Admiralty of a Mutiny board the Bounty Sloop, which was lent to the South-Sea Iflands for Plants of the Bread Fruit - Tree. Mr. Chriftian, the Mate, Co.ifpired with the Crew, and having fecured Lieut. Bligh, who had the Command, they put him ...

... are accounts received by the Admiralty a mutiny on board Bounty floop which was fent South Sea Iflands for plants of bread fruit tree Mr Chrillian mate confpired with the crew having fccured Lieutenant - -r - lor into gave of and ’ aforefaid - South-Tawton ...

... voyage having been fo far made good, as the Ihip to be on her return to the Atlantic Ocean. — Upwards of one thoni.tn.i bread-fruit trees, in the fined prefervation, were on board, ail of which we:, obtained from the native roil, with immenfe labour. Some ...

... came in too authenticated ftape to be This ftip failed frem Eng'and in the 1787, a voyage to the Society Iftanda, for bread fruit trees, intended for ou- Weft India fcrtli ments, la which eii mate, it was the opinion of Sir Jofitph Banks, th*y might fn ...

... has, on the average, exceeded that of the three pro- ceeding years by 8000 pipes. Bounty Armed Ship. Upwards of 1000 Bread-fruit trees, in the fineft prefervation, were on board, all of which were ob- tained from the native foil, with immenfe labour. Some ...

... the voyage having been fo far made good, as the fhip to be on he rreturn tothe Atlantic ocean.—Upwards of one thoufand bread-fruit trees, in the finett prefervation, were on board, all of which were obtained from the native foil, with immenfe labour. Some ...

... board the Bounty armedJLif. THIS fliip failed from England in the Autumn of 1787, on a voyage to the Society Blands, for bread-fruit trees, intended for our Weft-India fettlements, in which climate, it was the opinion of Sir Jofeph Banks, they might be fu ...

... Germanic Conai , ution, governs the North Provinces, and the Eleftor Palatine the , Southern. _ _ Up yards of one thoufand bread fruit trees in te finefi prefervation, were on board the Bounty fhip, all of which were obtained from their nat ve foil with immenfe ...

... voyage having been fo tar made good, as the (hip to be on her return the Atlantick Ocean.---Upwards of one thoufand Bread-fruit trees, the fined prefervation, were on board, all of which were obtained from the native foil, with immenfe labour. Some of ...