... formof palifades, the pods of which, ' ced an oblique direction, K/ere e rahly near to each other ; within ''s grew bread-fruit trees, plantain - t? s, the corypba umhracuFifcra (great palm) &c. Further on, in or much lefs exteHt, we found hut, of conical ...

... Curacoa The prizes taken so ,he e valuable, that the * twelve reide are likely to mane fourteen thoufe'nd pounds er.cn. The Bread Fruit Tree; t^ten Surinam, that whole groves Ranted. has been powder, drying ther fruit, d Xed which will fpecics of flour W make ...

... sold out tot lie poof in small proportions, under the direction of the present respectable Bail iff of the town. 'fhe Bread Fruit Tree flourishes .so much at|Surtnam, that whole groves of it lane been planted. It has been found that the process of drying ...

... high' degree of perfeftion ; and he has alfo tranfported. thither, cultivated and multiplied the bell kind of the bread. fruit tree. - Wednefday fe'nni4ht a foldier belonging to the Weftminfter militia, at Bexhill, was drummed, igriothin,ioufly, , ...

... to arihigh degree of perfection ; and he has also transported thither, cultivated and multiplied the best kind of the bread- fruit tree. The Paris Papers received on Friday give the following account of the result of an ap- plication made by Lord Keith ...

... Rotterdam, has - written to the IthiltquatiC,Sucitty, that a Surgeon, lately arrived from Surinam, informs him, that the bread fruit tree has lucce4ded there admirably, and that there are nrkw .platitations of 1 . which. bear beyond all,expeciation, and furnifh ...

... Melville, is acandidate to reprefent the county ot . Edinburgh in Parliament, in the room of the LORD ADVOCATE. The bread fruit - tree, which has been introduced into forne of our fettlements in India, - is reported to thrive remarkably well. In the Company's ...

... soldiet's daily pay. The whole superintendance is to- be under the management of a Governor, and a Board of Visitors. The bread fruit tree, which has Ijeen introduced into som: of our settlements in India, is repotted to thrive remarkably well. In the Company’s ...

... persons per,ished,, of famine.—Putrid diseases were very general, in consequence of the want, or badness of the food.. The bread fruit tree, which has been introduced. into some of our seitlements in India, is reported to thrive remarkably well. in the Company's ...

... foldiers daily pay. The whole fuperinlendancc is to be under the management of a Governor and Board of Vi(itors. The bread fruit tree, which has been introduced into fome of our feltlements India, is reported to thrive remarkably well. In the Company’s ...

... very (mall, mounted on a cane, aad they Lid back by the means of an opening in the carx with the effea of a fcteen. The bread fruit tree, whicl has been introduced into fome of our fettlements in India, is reported to thrive remarkably well. In the Company's ...

... %UM) Tan. DESVONtAINES his juft publithed forne inte.. • teretting details on the culture of the bread fruit * tree. This valuable ,t ree, ;ucija, belongs • to the family of and has much Amity with the genus mulberry-trec. Its organs of frullificotion ...