...was managed principally by Mr. Banks, who was indefatigable in procuring provifion and refrefhments while they were to be had ; but during the latter...nails lefs than fortypenny were current : after a very fhort time we could never get a pig of more than ten or twelve pounds, for lefs lefs than a hatchet...

...was managed principally by Mr. Banks, who was indefatigable in procuring provifion and refrefhments while they were to be had; but during the latter part...and bread-fruit fail. All kind of fruit we purchafed chafed for beads and nails, but no nails lefs than fortypenny were current : after a very (hort time...

...was managed principally by Mr. Banks, who was indefatigable in procuring provifion and refrefhments while they were to be had ; but during the latter...fruit we purchafed for beads and nails, but no nails loft tkan fortypenny were current : after a very fhort time we could never get a pig of more than ten...

...was managed principally by Mr. Banks, who was indefatigable in procuring provifion and refreihments while they were to be had; but during the latter part...partly by the increafed confumption at the fort and (hip, and partly by the coming on of the feafon in which, cocoa-nuts and bread-fruit fail. All kind...

...was managed principally by Mr. Banks, who was indefatigable in procuring provision and refreshments while they were to be had ; but during the latter part of our lime they became scarce, partly by the increased consumption at the fort and ship, and partly by the...

...was managed principally by Mr Banks, who was indefatigable in procuring provision and refreshments while they were to be had ; but during the latter part of our time they became scarce, partly by the increased consumption at the fort and ship, and partly by the coming on of the...

...It was managed chiefly by Mr. Banks, who was indefatigable in procuring provisions and refreshments, while they were to be had ; but during the latter part of our time they became scarce. . . . All kinds of fruit we purchased for beads and nails, but no less than forty penny nails...

...was managed principally by Иг Bonks, who was indefatigable in procuring provision and refreshments while they were to be had ; but during the latter part of our time they became scarce, partly by the increased consumption at the fort and ship, and partly by the coming on of the...

...the coming on of the feaibn in which cocoa nuts and bread-fruit fail. All kind of fruit was purchased for beads and nails, but no nails lefs than fortypenny were current. After a very fliort time no pig could be got, of more than ten or twelve pounds, for lei's than a hatchet ; becaufe,...