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... of the fame. The SHAWL was imported, amnngll other curiofities, from Otaheitc. Queen Obcreia?s Niece, in climbing up bread Fruit Tree, had the misfortune to///. (a) [Not the fir young Lady that has made afalfe Hep] This accident occaftoned the dillocation ...
... Hiftory of the fame. 14 HE SHAWL was imported, amongtt other Cu- [co- T riofities, from Otaheite. Queen Obereia’s upa Bread Fruit Tree, had the he Niece, in climis i (a) [Not the firft young Lady Mistortune to fa yall that has made a falfe Step ] This ...
... and La’i'), Oerman, Spantih and Italian, with fluency and ccreflnefs.— For the cultivation the Well India nutmeg, the bread-fruit tree, &e. See. from tht PENNSYLVANIA PACKET. Philadelphia, May 17. THE following is ex:rail of letter from a gentleman in ...
... Oblersation.—Adjourne c . A Ship of Vs'ar is now 6.ting out for the listing fent to Ot ,heite, in Order to cousey the Bread fruit Tree to the Weft india laar.ds ito ctustsin a complete Apparatus a a i i tir ift Th a i n is d t?r A n t e d s e l e t r i ...
... repair at the King’s Yard at Deptford, for the intended voyage the Sonety Ijltnds, for the purpofe of Iranlporling the bread fruit trees to the ell Indies. A large fpacc is prepared between the to receive the trees with their native foil. A room is alio ...
... to the iflands of St. Vincent’s and Jamaica, the growing plants that valuable produlHun of the vegetable kingdom, the BREAD FRUIT TREE, indigenous to that ifland, and to Jeveral the other ijUs in the South Seat. Bounty, Simon’s Bay, in False Ray, (Cape ...
... experienced Captain Cook but one Iflatid they attempted flea! boa an-l an anchor, and loftis hollilitits nfued. The bread-fruit trees remaining on boats), were in profperous u date, that Lieutenant himielt the of conveying them I'afe to our WeD-India ...
... 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 ...
... cuu.le to t'Uhritr. vsheic. it is doted, the rebel.l.-us crew have ifh d tluir mioezvous. intended that conveyatu the bread-fruit trees. Iron: the .-south Sea the V s!‘ Indus, lha.l (econdrry d of this voyage. Cd tail ' “'f :•* the J..uinat his w, ndcrtul ...
... 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 ...