... 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 ...

... it is conjectured, the rebellious crew have eilablifhed their rendezvous. It is intended, that the conveyance of the Bread -Fruit trees, from the South Sea Iflands to the Weil-Indies, fhall be a fecondary object of this voyage. Wednefday hisßoyal Highnefs ...

... ofthe charafter ofthe natives of the Friendly Iflands, faid to be not very favourable to un- cultivated nature. That the Bread-fruit tree will flourifh in the Weft- Indies, there is the ftrongeft prefumption . The fugar- cane, a native of the Eaft, thrives ...

... Lieutenant Biigh, in his Cabin! AN ACCOUNT of the MUTINY on Board the Ship BOUNTY, on their Pafiage from Otaheite, with Bread Fruit Trees : Containing a Detail of the treacherous and favage Conduct of the Natives of Tofoa, towards the unfortu- nate Crew ; ...

... of the Bounty, with the bread fruit trees, has never been properly ftated to the public. It is a lofs of the heavieft kind, and ought to be remedied with the greateft poffible Speed. Captain Cook fpeaks of the bread fruit trees in the following terms : ...

... England to effedl has been con- figned to this fhip ; two Botanifts are to embaik in her, for the prefervation of the bread fruit trees. ...

... Poll, and is immediately to have the command of ano- ther veflel, to effedt. thedefirable objeft of tranfplanting rile Bread Fruit Trees to our Weft India Settlements, from the newly difcovered Iflands in the South-Seas. An Infokent Bill has gone through ...

... of the Weft India lflands, which lie in tbe fame la- titude. Upon the whole, perhaps, it may be rather more tem- ?? bread-fruit trees thrive in thefe iflands, not in fuch abundance, but produce double the quantity of fruit they do on the rich plains of ...

... Auftrians nearly two thoufand. The AfTembly and Council of Jamaica have voted the fum of io.oool. as a gratuity for the Bread Fruit-Trees expedition; 50001. of that fum is voted for Captain Bligh, as Commander on that fervice. The-city ofGottenburg, in Sweden ...

... BLIGII. ThE (hip Providence, from Otaheite, arrived * at Kingfton (Jamaica) on the 6th of Feb. with 347 plants of the bread fruit tree, 332 of which are to be left in that ifland ; the re- mainder, it is fuppofed, are intended for the lving*s gardens at ...

... Ihould firft convey from the iflands in the South Sea, to the iflands in the Weft Indies, fubjeft to Great Britain, the bread fruit-tree; thisva- luable tree will now probably be fecured to the inhabitants of the Weft Indies, Captain Bligh having left at ...

... Sec. Sec. The Journal of Lieutenant Bligh's Voyage, in lits Majefty's Ship, Bounty, for ihe Purpofe of con- veying the Bread Fruit Tree from the South Sea lflands to the Weft Indies, including the Narrative of the Mutiny on board the Bounty— and of Lieut ...