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INDEX. 537 Marabetf punishment of one, 524. Market called Soke Elkhummes, 94. MaroccOf emperor's march to, 73. Country abundant in corn of a superior quality, 78. Reception at salutations of the Moors, 78. Gate called Beb el Lushoir ; its situation, 78. Garden of the Nile, an imperial garden, 79.

Tafilelt rose flourishes at Marocco ; its powerful perfume ; otto of roses, 79. Roses ; various flowers abundant ; Persian wheel in general use throughout the country, 82. Divisions of the empire of, 86. The summer residence of the emperor, 86. The metropolis of the south, 87. Town or village of lepers at, 90. Policy of concealing the appearance of wealth at, 95. Furniture of houses at, 95. Customs at, 95. All trades carried on at, 98.

, etiquete of the court of, 310. Emperor dispenses with, 311.

Marseilles, its commerce indirectly with Timbuctoo, 254, Massacre of the Jews at Algiers, 283. Matamoresy what, 14. 195. Matra, J. M., his excellency the British ambassador, treated by the emperor like a prince, 128.

, his intelligence respecting vaccine pus, 337. MauritannicJc wntmy what, 351. Mazagajiy 109. Country of, and inhabitants described, loa Mekka caravan, i. 4. Mendicant lepers, their exclamation, 91. Mensoria el, 110. Mequinas, city of the court-town ; travelling, mode of, 88. Imperial palace at, 117. Beauty of the ladies of, 118.

' , superior leather and shoes made at, 98. Merchandize, consignment of, from Timbuctoo to Fas, 348.

, the various, the produce of Sudan, 256. Messa, visit to the port of, 145. Gold and silver mines of, 146. Ministers house at Marocco, a noble one, 90. suggestions recommended to their attention, 230. Mitfere, or cistern, magnificent, at Mazagan, 109.

Mitferes, what, 90. Expediency of, 210.

, described, magazines for grain, 339. Custom observed when opened, 339. Moprodor, duties at, doubled, 74. Merchants of, present themselves to the emperor, 87.

, duties at, reduced to the old standard through the influence of Muley Abd el Melk ben Dris, 128. merchants in danger of being beheaded, 284,

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