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... Royal Garden at Paris. He prefented them to this country. The cin- namon, camphire, mango, mangoftines, and a fpecies of bread- fruit trees are quite in their element. Of the cinnamon there are already 50 fine young plants from layers procured ; and I make ...
... repair at the King Yard at Deptford, for the intended voyage to the Society lihmds, for the purpofe of tranfporting the bread-fruit trees to the Weft Indies. A large is prepared between the docks to receive the trees their native foil. room is fitted for ...
... 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 ...
... prefect them the followirg. THIS Clip failed from England in the autumn of 1757, a voyage to the Society Iftands, for bread-fruit trees, intended for our Weft-India fettletnents, which climate, was the opinion of Sir Jofepi> Build. AtyfcJgfcttifueMfefutijr ...
... 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 ...
... Blig.li, in hii Cabin) AN ACCOUNT of the MUTINY on Bn-tr-I the Ship ItOUN FY, on their PalTr-ll from Otaheite, with Bread Fruit Trees- containing a Del ail of the treache- rnu» and favape Conduct of the Native* of Tofoa, toward* the unfortunate Crew ; ...
... 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 ...
... h f« of the he- ji/icll kind, and t -ia. l.t to l.c remedied with the greneS poflible fpeed. Cap. Cook fpeakl ofthe bread. fruit trees in the fol- low ing term .: — If a man plants ten of them in hi* 111-*- time, (\i hii h he may caftly do in an hooi ...
... England to efFcc. lias been con- flgntd to this (hip ; two 'ffotaVnlts ire to embark in her, for the prefcrvatii.il of the bread -fruit trees. -The I>uke of- Cumberland pac^t-boat, Captain Drake, which was uiiiverf'ally liippnfed to be lull, is arrived at Falmouth ...
... party rage, will foon leave the King without any Minifter at all. Another attempt is to be made for tranfplanting the bread-fruit trees from the Otaheite Iflands, to the Bri- tifh Well-India fettlements. Captain Bligh has been honoured with the rank of ...
... 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 ...