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dience of Business of the Sultan. — Present received from the Sultan - - - Page 86 Letter X. From Mr. Willis to Mr. Jackson 99 Letter XL From the same to the same - 101 Letter XII. From the same to the same - 103 Letter XIII. (To James Willis, Esq.) Journey from Mogodor to Rabat, to Mequinas, to the Sanctuary of Muley Dris Zerone in the Atlas Mountains, to the Ruins of Pharaoh, and thence through the Amorite Country to L'Araich and Tangier. — Started from Mogodor with Bel Hage as ( Tahuk) Cook, and Deeb

as {Mule Luhkerzana) Tent-Master. — Exportation of Wool granted by the Emperor.— Akkermute depo-

pulated by the Plague.— Arabs, their Mode of hunting

the Partridge. — Observations respecting the River

Tansift. — Jerf El Eudie, or the Jews' Pass. — De-

scription of Saffy, and its Port or Road.— Woladia

calculated to make a safe harbour. — Growth of To-

bacco.— Mazagan described. — Azamor the Abode of

Storks.— Saneet Urtemma a dangerous Country. —Dar

El Beida, Fedalla, and Rabat described. — Mausoleum

of the Sultan Muhamed ben Abd Allah at Rabat.— Of

Sheila, a Roman Town.— Of the Tower of Hassan. —

Road of Rabat Productive Country about Rabat.—

Salee. — The People inimical to Christians. — The Dungeon where they confined Christian Slaves Ait

Zimurh, notorious Thieves.— Their Mode of Robbing. — Their Country disturbed with Lions. — Arrival at

Mequinas.— Some Account of that City and its Imperial

Palace. — Ladies of Mequinas extremely beautiful. —

Arrival at the renowned Sanctuary of Muley Dris orldris

Zerone. — Extraordinary and favourable Reception

there by the Fakeers of the Sanctuary.— Slept in the

Adytum.— Succour expected from the English in the

Event of an Invasion by Bonaparte. — Prostration and

Prayer of Benediction by the Fakeers at my Departure

from the Sanctuary. — Ruins of Pharaoh near the

Sanctuary. — Treasures found there. — Ite Amor.—

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