XXn CONTENTS.

The Prince presents the Doctor wtih a Horse, and.

approves of his Medicines.—The Prince and the Doctor

depart south-eastwardly, and the Author pursues his Journey to Rabat and Mogodor - Page 191

Of the excavated Residences of the Inhabitants of Atlas r

the Acephali, Hel Shoual, and Hel el Killeb - 198

The Discovery of Africa not to be effected by the

present Sytem of solitary Travellers ; but by a grand

Plan, with a numerous Company ; beginning with Com-

merce, as the natural Prelude to Discovery, the Fore-

runner of Civilization, and a preliminary Step, indis-

pensable to the Conversion of the native Negroes to

Christianity.

Cautions to be used iti Travelling - - - 202

Danger of Travelling after Sun-set. — The Emperor

holds himself accountable for Thefts committed on

Travellers, whilst travelling between the rising and the

setting Sun. — Emigration of Arabs. — Patriarchal

Style of Living among the Arabs ; Food, Clothing,

domestic Looms, and Manufactures Riches of the

Arabs calculated by the Number of Camels they pos-

sess.— Arabian Women are good Figures, and have

personal Beauty ; delicate in their Food ; poetical

Geniuses ; Dancing and Amusements ; Musical Instru-

ments ; their Manners are courteous.

Abundance of Com pr'odiiced in West Barbary - 208

Costly Presents made by Spain to the Emperor.—

Bashaw of Duquella's Weekly Present of a Bar of

Gold Mitferes or Subterranneous Depositaries for

Corn.

Domestic Serpents of Marocco - - - 213

Manufactures of Fas - - - - 214»

Superior Manufactory of Gold Thread. — Imitation

of precious Stones.— Manufactory of Gun-barrels ift

' Susc.— Silver-mine.