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Honey of Haha, \.5S. Hospitality of the Arabs, cultivators of west and south Barbary, 131. 239.

, laws of, 340. Disinterested hospitahty shown to the author, 342. Inviolability of the laws of, among the Bedouin Arabs, 343. Hotvara, an Arab clan, take possession of Assouan in Egypt, 74.

• Arabs, hunting the boar with. They took the city of Assouan in Egypt, about four centuries ago, 245. Houses at Marocco and elsewhere described, 274. Housa, travelling there safe, 37. Great traffic on the Nile of Sudan. Niles, how denominated, 39. Description of the country adjacent to, 40. Situation and size of the palace of, and description of the city of, 41. Government of; administration of justice at, 42. Landed property, 43. Revenues of; army, 44. Trade, 45. CH-mate, zoology, diseases, religion, 48. Persons ; dress, 49. Buildings; manners, 50. Gold, 51. Limits of the Empire of; pottery ; Timbuctoo tributary to it, 53. Small-pox, inoculation for, 54. Huttoriy Catherine, her observations on an intercourse with Africa, 264. Hulaaiy the Tartar, conqueror of the east. His letter to the sultan of Aleppo, 399. HypotheseSy various, respecting the Niger, 447.

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Jackson's report corroborated, 467. IdautenaUi independence of, 147. Superior grapes of, 147-The country described, 147. Idiaugomoron, 151.

Idaultity customs of, 313. Jedricy the African name for the small-pox in horses, mules, asses, and oxen, 337. Jelabia, garment so called, described, 200. Jerf el saffer the yellow cliff, 109.

t/eio, great present made by one for the privilege of wearing the European costume, 297.

Jevos a distinct race from the Africans, rendered so from their particular laws and customs, &c. 230.

., funeral cry of, 464. Funeral ceremonies of, 235.

, massacre of, at Algiers, 283. How estimated in the empire of Marocco, 328. Jiunie, manufacture of gold filligreene at, 126.