INDEX.

JBDELMELKy the prince, moral reflection on his expensive apparel, 79. Is sent to Tafilelt, 80.

Abolition of Slavery depends on the Africans themselves, not on our naval force or operations, 270. Abstinence experienced in the Sahara, 353. Means used to support it. Effects of, 354. Abbusebah Woled, Arabs of, 138. Abdrahaman ben Nassar, bashaw of Abda, : 'terview with, 136. Abdsalanii prince, departs for Tafilelt, through Draha and Bledeljereed, 149. Abeed, 481. Seedi Bukaree, eraperor*s body guard, 481. AbouUr battle of, its consequence to muselmen, 101. Acepkalif 198.

Africa, plan for the discovery of, 201. African Association, Institution, &c. recommended to unite their energies and operations to cultivate a commercial intercourse with Africa, 228. The same recommended an a large scale, 249. African Company, a plan for, 251. African Association, disastrous expeditions of, 258. An union of the African interests beneficial, 271. African duplicity exemplified, 293. African Association might find the son of Ali Bey an acquisition in promoting their views, 304. African names, how pronounced, 491.

AgadeeVf or Santa Cruz, port of, opened to Dutch commerce, 55' Apprehensions at Mogodor from the establishment of Santa Cruz, 56, Conveniently situated for the markets of Sudan. Denominated the gate of Sudan, 56. Port of, farmed by Muley Ismael, 57. Author's arrival at, to open the port to European commerce. Wretched state of its inhabitants. Honourable reception of the author there, 59. Disgraceful custom abolished by the author, 60. Propensity to commerce among the people of Suse. Sanctuary at the entrance of the town. Privilege of riding in and out of the town established by the author,