538 INDEX.

Monopodia of the ancients compared to a Moorish table, iiSl-Monthsf or moons, Muhamedan, their names, 371. Moneyy interest of, 237. Moors, 1. ~ , their language and residence, 327. Moorish grace at meals, 96. customs, 231. Morbeyaj river of, divides the northern from the southern division of the empire, 86. 'Msharrah Rummellah, plains of, 124. Described, 195.

'Mtasseb, what, 126. Muden, what, 111. Muhamedan princes, treaties with, 283.

loyalty, 326.

. , their claims to hospitality, 341. — customs, 349. MuleSi not used in the desert, 5. Muley Abdsalam's domain in the oasis of Ammon, 280.

'— Yezzid, the emperor, compared to his Majesty, George IV., 287.

Abdrahaman, anecdote of, 322.

Ismael, anecdote of, 323. Ismael, emperor of Marocco, his letter to captain Kirke at Tangier, ambassador from Charles II., dated A. D. 1682. 384.

Ismael, his letter to sir Cloudesly Shovel at Sale, 387. Sir Cloudesly's answer, 389. Ismael, emperor of Marocco, his letter to queen Anne, 392.

Yezzid, emperor of Marocco, his letter to the Dutch consul, 402.

IsmaePs, emperor, gold coins at Timbuctoo, 522. Hamed, son of Muley Moluck, an account of his expedition to Timbuctoo, &c. 519.

Sidan, loses 3000 Arabic books, 520. Muley El Arsheed, his expedition to Timbuctoo, 521. Muley Hamed Dehebby, commonly called Deiby, his expedition to Timbuctoo, 523. Mungo Park at Timbuctoo, 319. Murder, punishment for, 343. Mushoir, or place of audience, 89. Music, and Arab dance, 141.