INDEX. $'29 Bism illahy and El Ham d u lillah, signification of, 23 1. Bonaparte his system respecting Africa, 229. Bouska, exhibition of that monstrous serpent, 4-51. Brimstone mines, 331. British public, address to, 253.

Buff's, Dr. his medical success at Marocco, 396. He is recommended to his majesty George the Third, and his majesty is requested, by the emperor, to return him to Gibraltar, to reside there as the emperor's physician, 397. Buhellessa, the pretender, described, 287. He is an adept in the occult sciences, 288. He marches with 22,000 men to attack Delemy's castle, 289. He is vanquished and beheaded, 290. His army dispersed, his head and feet sent to the Prince Muley Abdsalam, at Santa Cruz, 290. The prince rewards the man who killed the usurper ; the author visits the field of battle, which resembled the plains of Waterloo, 291. Buregreg river, 113. Burkhardty anticipation respecting, 4'4<9.

Butellise, or night-blindness, described, 332. — , or nyctalopia, an ophthalmia that affects our seamen in the Mediterannean, 433.

Butter, melted, food in the desert, 6.

Camel, the ship of the desert, 247.

Coffer, or KhafFer, signification of, 345.

Cairo, derivation of the name, 326. Cajiary language resembles the shelluh of Atlas, 381. Caravans accumulate as they proceed to the confines of Sahara, 4. Cape of Good Hope, how to preserve, and to improve its produce, 339, 34<0. Cape de Verd, compared to Ceuta, 229. Ceuta, preparation for the siege of, by the emperor Muley Yezzid, 403.

Christians, harmony among, necessary to precede the conversion of Africa, 131. Christian religion, how to propagate it in Africa, 224.

'— , impediments to its propagation, 225.

, the influence of its principles in Africa, 227. Civilisation of Africa, the necessary result of commerce, and the only plan by which an expectation of the conversion of the natives to Christianity can possibly be indulged, 263.

of Africa, through commerce, the only effectual means of abolishing the slave trade, 270.

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