XXVllI CONTENTS.

Letters respecting Africa^ from J, G» Jachsoyi and others

5 Page 419

On the Plague. To James Willis, Esq^ late Consul

to Senegambia - - - - 419

Death of Mungo Park - - - 424

Death of Mr. Rontgen, in an Attempt to explore the

Interior of Africa - - - . $2^

Of the Venomous Spider. — Charmers of Serpents. — Disease called Nyctalopia, or Night-blindness. Remedy for Consumption in Africa. — Western Branch

of the Nile, and Water Communication between Tim- buctoo and Egypt - . - 429

Offer to discover the African Remedy for Nyctalopia

or Night-blindness, in a Letter addressed to the Editor

of the Literary Panorama - - - 432

Letter to the same - - - 433

Critical Observations on Extracts from the Trafels

of AH Bey and Robert Adams, in the Quarterly Journal

of Literature, Science, and the Arts, edited at the Royal Institution of Great Britain. Vol. I. No. 2,

p. 264 - - - - - 435

On the Junction of the Nile of Egypt with the Nile

of Timbuctoo, or of Sudan - - - 443

Strictures respecting the Interior of Africa, and

Confirmation of Jackson's Account of Sudan, annexed

to his Account of the Empire of Marocco, &c. - 446

Animadversions on the Orthography of African Names

(by Catherine Hutton) _ . - 455

Hints for the Civilization of Barbary, and Diffusion

of Commerce, by Vasco de Gama - - 457

Plan for the Conquest of Algiers, by Vasco de Gama

461

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