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... found, but the hog, the dog, and the rat ; nor any of the grain of the other quarters of the world, living merely on the bread fruit-tree and rfie cocoa nut. Thus, when was in England, had term of deferibing horfe, but that great hog that gives milk; however ...
... voyage having been fo tar made good, as the (hip to be on her return the Atlantick Ocean.---Upwards of one thoufand Bread-fruit trees, the fined prefervation, were on board, all of which were obtained from the native foil, with immenfe labour. Some of ...
... Lieutenant Bb.gh, in his Cabin. AN Account of the MUTINY on Board the Ship BOUNTY, their Paflage/rom Otaheite, with Bread Fruit Trees ; contaming a Detail of the treaefierous and favage Conduct the .fives fofoa, towards the unfortunate Crew their cfcape ...
... BREAD FRUIT-TREE. The failure of the expedition of the Bounty, with the bread-fruit-trees, has never been properly Hated to the public. It is a lofs of the heavieft kind, and ought to be reme ■ died with the greatell poflible fpted. Captain Cook fpeaks ...
... 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 ...
... poll, and is immediately to have the command of another veffel, to effeft the definable objeft of tranfplanting the bread fruit trees to our Well India fettlcments, from the new difeovered iflands the South Seas. The price of raw fugars has fell one {hilling ...
... to the fettlements at Botany-Bay. Captain Bligh is now on his wav fecond time, for the purpofe of tranfplanting the bread fruit-trees and his fucccfs and fafety is eagerly defired and wHhed for by this nation. caufe is now depending in Chancery between ...
... BREAD FRUIT TREE EXPEDITION. Thurfday advices were received by Government, of the fafe arrival of His Majefty’s (hip the Providence, commanded Capt. Bligh, with the Afliftance tender in company, at Kingfton, in the of Jamaica. Thefe two veflels failed ...
... the perfon who fliould firft convey from S in the South Sea to the Illands e Weft Indies, fubjea to Great Britain, the bread-fruit- tree this valuable tree will now probably be fccured to inhabitants of the Weft Indies, ...
... Cabinet, &c, &e. The journal of Lieutenant Blrgh ’* voyage, In hi* Majefty's Inip Bounty, for the purpole of conveying the Bread Fruit Tree from the South Sea Iflandt to the Weft Indict, including a Narrative of the mutiny on board the Bounty —and of Lieutenant ...
... Cabinet, &c. &c. The Journal of Lieutenant Bl h’s voyage, in his Majefty’g ft.ip Bounty, for the purpofe of conveying the Bread Fruit Tree from tbe South Sea Islands to the West Indies, eluding a Narrative the Mutiny on board tbe and Lieutenant Eligh’s fubfequent ...
... Keeper of the Philofcphkal Cabinet,&c. &c. The Journal Lieutenant voyage, in his Bounty, forthe purpofe of conveying'he Bread Fruit Tree from the South Sea Islands to the West Indies, including a Narrative the Mutiny board the Bounty—and of Lieutenant Bligh’s ...