INDEX.* 545 Timhuctoo, Mungo Park at, 319.

, warehouses of, contain the manufactures of India and Europe, 427. Communication with, plan for opening, 428. ——— , intelligence respecting, whence derived, 436. — •-, cotton manufacture, made in the city of, interwoven with silk, of a chequered pattern, deposited in the British Museum, 437. Situation of, in respect to the Neel el abeed, 439. Under the sovereignty of a negro prince, 441. Fish at, resembling salmon, 469.

-, first expedition to and conquest of, 519. second expedition to, 521.

, third expedition to, 523.

Titles of emperor, 382. Togreda, ceremony of, how performed, 231.

Toinie, or Sebah Biure, port of; the author visits it by the prince's request, 138. Arab dance and festivity in the neighbourhood of, 141. Music of, 140. Trade with Sudan, 277. Travellers solitary or scientific, little expectations from, 258. Travelling In Barbary, 293. Treaties with Muhamedan princes, 283. TroglodytcPf 319.

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Uffran, a dep6t for camels, 248.

Uli/ and Ualy, material difference between these two terms, 350.

Unitj/ among Christians a necessary prelude to the conversion of Africa. The several sects of Christians should unite, instead of being divided, as an expedient measure necessary to precede the conversion of Africa, 129. Union of waters between Timbuctoo and Cairo, 4-47.

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Vaccination, intelligence transmitted from West Barbary instrumental in the propagation of, 337. 23,134 lives saved by vaccination, 338. Vasco de Gama's observations on intercourse with Africa, 258.

Vincent, Lord St. his message to the Emperor of Marocco, 459.

'inesy the grapes ofwhich are of an extraordinary size, 74.

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