... 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 ...

... naked, in order to be carried to South Arrietica to the mines. The failifrie of (he expeditions of the Bounty, with the bread fruit trees, has never been properly ftated to the public. It is lofs of the heaviell kind, and ought to be remedied with the greeted ...

... Heat. Signed to this Ship; two are to embark in D. of Nortolk's h. H. Dubfkelp:r, aged her, for the Prefervatioe of the Bread Fruit Trees. Prince ale's b. 11. SY. Mr. Biker's ch. H. s Cavendith, 6 Y. it at EA of a Loiter from 8. The tame Day, col. t•ar ; ...

... rank, of poft, and is immediately to have the command another veffel, effect the defirable object of tranfplanting the Bread-fruit-trees to our Weft-India fettlements, from the newly-difcovered iflands in the South-feas. Government have chartered tlie lhip ...

... in which Captain Bligh it: about melancholy P ractice . All fues fnould ferioutly ottani to to embark on a fecond bread - fruit - tree expedition, mounts Mr. Theinas Grenville, purl - mint to the notice he had &Owes refpeatively. given on a former day ...

... from the Me of Mauritius to Pondicherry. The Providence (loop, in which Captain Bligh is about to embark on a fecond bread-fruit-tree expedition, mounts fixteen carriage-guns ; the meafures 400 tons burthen, and her upper deck is limit throughout ; i ...

... He is fucceeded in title and eftates by his next brother, now Sir Vanneck. Previoufly Captain Bligh's (flipping the bread fruit-trees, he is to lurvcy the North-weft of Neva South Wales, of which no accurate chart or foundings have yet been tai.cn. I'r ...

... felt. The children in all amounted about fevtn thoufand. The veflel to be employed in the undertaking for carrying the Bread Fruit Trees from the iflands of the South Seas, to the Well-Indies, has accommodations for receiving more than three hundred trees ...

... .l cabinet, &c. &c. The journal Lieutenant BLiGH's voyage, in his Majefty's Bounty, for the purpofe of conveying the bread fruit tree from the South jea ijljnds to the Weft Indies, including a narrative of the mutiny cn board the Bounty—and of Lieutenant ...

... Cabinet, &c. &c. The Journal of Lieutenant Bligh's Voyage, in his Majetty’s Sip Bounty, for the purpofe of conveying the Bread Fruit Tree from the South Sea Iflands to the Weft-Indies, including a narrative of the mutiny on board the Bounty—and of Bligh’s ...

... and transferred to the marine fervice, with permiffion to receive the bounties now offered for filch augmentation. The bread-fruit trees, tranfplanted by the perfevering induftry of Capt. from their native foil Otahcite, into the congenial climate Jamaica ...

... the ibciety arts* manufactures, and commerce, which brings very pleafing accounts refpe£ting the thriving ftate of the bread-fruit-tree. In 1793, fifty young plants were carried from Otaheite, by Captain Bligh. They were then from fix inches feet high are ...