256 INDEX.

for Christians of all denominations, 61. Commercial road made by the author down the mountain to facilitate the shipment of merchandise, 62. The spirit of the natives in working at it. Happy influence of commerce and industry on the people. Portuguese tower in the neighbourhood, 63. Description of the town, 64. Strength of, and convenient situation for a depot, 65. Mitferes, depositaries for water, 65. Attempt of the Danes to establish a colony in its vicinage, at Agadeer Arba. Battery at, 66. Safe road for shipping. Inhabitants friendly to the English, 67. Port of, shut by the Emperor, and the garrison and merchants ordered to go to Marocco, and from thence to quit the country or establish at Mogodor, 79. Negociation for the port of, from the emperor, 24-6.

Agricultural property, division of, 330. Agriculture, 339.

Aisatvie, or charmers of serpents described, 430. Ait Attar, or Attarites, an independent kabyl or clan, 311.

AJcha, 7. Dep6t for camels, 248. Akkaba, kaffilas, or caravans to Timbuctoo, where eligible to be established, 263. Akkaba, what, 345. Akkad, its signification, 411. Alk. Sudan, what, 345. Altitude of the Atlas mountains, 93, 94.

Ali Bey, an account of, 297. Suspicions entertained respecting him. His magnificent mode of living. Excites the suspicion of the governor of Marocco, 300. He is prevented from visiting the Atlas mountains, 301. He is favoured by the emperor, 302. Stratagem practised to ascertain what religion he followed. Ordered to embark at Laraich. Is separated from his wife. Her conduct. He predicts an eclipse, 303. Passes for a learned man. Suspected to be an agent of Bonaparte. His son resides at Fas, patronised by the Marabet Muley Dris or Idris, 304.

Algiers, attack of, recommended to the Emperor of Marocco, 283. Almonds, plantations of, 74. Ambassador, British, the author's interview with. Great honor shown to him on his entry into Tangier, 127. Amber, manufactured imitation of, at Fas, 126. 216. Amaranites, or Ait Amaran, a tribe of Berebbers, 124. AmaJc, the poet, his sumptuous style of living, 353. Amorites, of the, 475.

' , or Ait Amor, 122. Descendants of the ancient Amorites, 124. Anecdotes of, 193. Amusements of Europeans at Marocco, 89. Anachronism of the author misapplied, 442.