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... and Hirondelle privateer, 10 guns and 60 men; alio recaptured the Mercury of Glafgow, tor Jamaica, with dry goods. The Bread Fruit-tree.*, landed in Jamaica Capt. Bligh, on his return from the South Seas, were full bearing when our laft vices left that ...
... contains foroewhat more this time than Flag Officers, Poft-Captains, Mailers and Commanders, and joco Lieutenants. The bread-fruit-trees, landed Jamaica by Captain Bligh, on his return from the South- Seas, were full bearing when our lalt advices left that ...
... ports of Dantzic and Elbing, we do not believe that his Pruffian Majerty will venture to flop its paffage hither. The Bread Fruit-Trees, landed Jamaica by Capt. Bligh, on his return from the South Seas, were in full bearing when our lad advices left that ...
... 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 ...
... men' and pihatcir, 10 gum-, and co men j recaptured the Mercury, G.lafgow, for Jamaica, with ilry goods. .. • _ The bread fruit trees, tranfplanted the perfeveringindulhy Capt. liligh, from their native foil into the' congenial climate of Jamaica', were ...
... Spithead on Saturday with whole fleet and all the tranfports witli the remainder of the troops board from Ifle Dift The Bread Fruit-trees landed in Jamaica by Capt Bligh on his return from the South Seas were in bearing when laft accounts that irtand On Wednefday ...
... But ia it not bard thing upon America, that fbould be thus deemed receptacle for tbe refufe of otbers •' State* The Bread-fruit trees, Iranfplaated theperit induftry of Capt. Bligh, from their native foil Ota. * brite, into the coogeni.il chmSte of Jamaica ...
... annually through the General Pod Office before the of Mr. Palmer's plan the circulation was confiucd to two millions. The bread fruit trees, landed in Jamaica Capt. Bligh, on his return from the South Seas, were full bearing when our Ult advices left that illand ...
... Cape: Ships under neutral flags carried ona conftant trade between thofe places during the whole courfe of the war. The Bread Fruit Trees, landed in Jamaica by Capt Bligh, on his return from the South Seas, v;'lenc in full bearing when our laft advices left ...