... ived hy the Admiralty of a Mutiny board the Bounty Sloop, which was lent to the South-Sea Iflands for Plants of the Bread Fruit - Tree. Mr. Chriftian, the Mate, Co.ifpired with the Crew, and having fecured Lieut. Bligh, who had the Command, they put him ...

... are accounts received by the Admiralty a mutiny on board Bounty floop which was fent South Sea Iflands for plants of bread fruit tree Mr Chrillian mate confpired with the crew having fccured Lieutenant - -r - lor into gave of and ’ aforefaid - South-Tawton ...

... Bounty failed from England to effect has been aM, to this (hip ; two Botaoills are to embark in f the prefervation of the bread fruit tree. . The Economy, of Sunderland, a large the coal trade, of 700 tons burthen, which ! 1 off Margate a few days fince, has ...

... failed from England jto effcft ha* been conflgncd to this Clip ; two Botaniils' are to In her, for the prefervation of the bread fruit tree*. 14. The States-Gcncr&l have pafled law, by which the farmers are obliged to have their flax properly Twinged, and keep ...

... year 1790, from the ifiands in the South Sea to the ifiands in the Weft Indies, fix plants of one or both fpeciet of the bread fruit tree in a growing Rate; the gold medal. SENNA. For two hundred weight imported in 1790. the growth of any of the Britills ...

... 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 ...

... Conft, 'Tbi - Servlc 5 ■•iK.vted. Capl. Migh will pnrfuc lis Wage toOtaheitc, ulere i.c wid once ntoic take in tiic bread- Fruit Tree*, in ...

... and plants are, in confequence, to bo taken there by the next The to be e nployed in the undertaking for carrying the Bread Fruit Tree from the ;fiends of the Soath Seas to the Nell-Ind: 's has accommodations for rscciviug more than three hu dred tree ...

... Cape of Good Hope. Captain Bt. 10H, if his voyage is faceefsful, is expeEled ro accomplith the purpofe of carrying the Bread Fruit Tree from Olahrite to Jamaica in the rummer of 1793, in which year he will alto return to England. ...

... n from the meich•ents aid planters interested in his.mrjegy's Wet India• poll - 041.)n5, that the introdudion of the bread fruit tree into the ill inds of thole feaai to conititive an article of food, would be of very effenlial herirfit'to the inhabitants ...

... On *surd the Provide.nce are one or two large boxes, and forne other ufefol articles, • made from .the wood of .the Bread Fruit tree. is of a clofe hard grain, much rerembling •anahogany. • •• The St. Vincent's colleetion of plants, which are to be taken ...

... Government to Captain Illigh. evidently fh ew the 1 beralitv cf the Bridal Nation, as he is direfted to kav e a part of the bread fruit tree plants, at the Mauritius, and Saint Helena, and to diQribute the remainder amonet the Weft India Hands. The Portugueze ...