... Germanic Conai , ution, governs the North Provinces, and the Eleftor Palatine the , Southern. _ _ Up yards of one thoufand bread fruit trees in te finefi prefervation, were on board the Bounty fhip, all of which were obtained from their nat ve foil with immenfe ...

... Board the Bone, Armed Skip. THIS (hip failed from England in the autumn of 1787, on a voyage to the Society lflands for bread-fruit trees, intended for our Well India Settlements, in which climate it was the opinion sof Sir jofeph Banks they might be fuccefsfully ...

... Lieutenant Bagh, in his cabin,) An Account of the MUTINY on Board the Ship BOUNTY, On their paffage from Otaheite, with Bread Fruit Trees. Containing a detail of the ravage and treacherous condud of the natives a Tofoa tovkaids the unfortunate Crew; their ...

... commercial vantages to to accrue to Great-Britaint Tne Providence Hoop, in which Captain Bligh it about to embark on a fecond bread-fruit tree expedition, mounts 16 carriage guns; the meafures 400 tons burthen, and her upperdeck is flufli throughoia; independent ...

... the and tide between two of them tc ere unfortunately drowned. The to be employed in the undertaking for carrying the bread fruit trees from the iilands of the South Seas to the Well-Indies has accommodations for receiving more than three hundred trees ...

... coati. Thii tervice effefted, Capt. Bligh, will ',urine his •voyage to Otaheite, where he will owe snore take in the bread-fruit trees, in order,to tranfplant-this valuable root to ourMen-Indialliands. - -The 61ark-/eggeglCvntorarrts are.in anxious-expectation ...

... Lawley, Member for Warwickfhire, died on Tueiday night, at his houfe in Cavendifh- Square. Captain Bligh's carrying the Bread fruit Tree to the Well Indies is an important objet---and we cannot with it better than to ith it fuccefs equal to its merit. The ...